Sharp AQUOS LC-32L400M Manual de usuario

SHARP AV Line-up 2011

THE WORLD’S

FIRST 4C LED TV,

NOW IN

A brighter and more

colourful world of 3D

A brighter and more

Super-high Luminosity

Use of Quattron along with other new

technologies enhances light utilisation efﬁciency

to more than 1.8 times*1the previous total,

delivering a bright picture even for 3D.

*1 Brightness for 3-D picture display compared with brightness of Sharp liquid

crystal display without 4-primary colour technology or UV2A technology.

Reduced Crosstalk*2

Sharp’s unique technology delivers high-

quality 3D by reducing the ghost images (i.e.,

crosstalk*2) that often occur in 3D reproduction.

*2 Crosstalk occurs when the image for the left eye and image for the right eye

overlap. The perception of depth in a 3D image is produced using separate

images for the left eye and for the right eye.

Vividly Clear 3D Reproduction

Full colour reproduction and high-contrast, clear

expression from Quattron 3D technology provide

an unprecedented degree of realism for home

video.

Energy Savings

The high transmittance of the new 4-primary

colour ﬁlter in Quattron enables lower power

consumption by using the LED backlight more

efﬁciently than does a conventional panel.

Using the yellow colour component improves

efﬁciency for higher brightness.

Image for left eye

Left eye Right eye

Image for right eye

High-

speed On/

Off switching of

LCD shutters in 3D

glasses uses parallax

to reproduce a

stereoscopic

image.

Precautions when viewing Stereoscopic 3D

•Do not view stereoscopic 3D if you are in poor health or feeling unwell.

• Immediatelystopviewingstereoscopic3Difyouexperiencediscomfort.

• Thesenseofthree-dimensionalitymayvaryfrompersontoperson.

• Anyonewhohasheartdisease,whoisillorpregnantorwhohasamedicalhistoryofphotosensitivity

should not view 3D TV.

• 3Dglassesshouldnotbeusedforapplicationsotherthanthosespecied.

• Childrenunder7yearsoldshouldnotview3DTVduetotheirdevelopingopticnerves.3DTVmaydamage

their optic nerves.

Principles of AQUOS Quattron 3D

When we view an object, our left eye and right eye each look from slightly

different angles. The difference in these viewing angles, i.e., parallax, enables

processing in the brain to produce one image with perception of the depth using

the images from the left eye and right eye. With a 3D image, perception of height,

width, and depth is achieved by separately projecting to the left eye an image

recorded at one angle for the left eye and projecting to the right eye and image

recorded for the right eye at another angle.

With Sharp’s active shutter system, lenses in special glasses turn on and off

in synchronization with an image recorded at one angle for the left eye and an

image recorded at another angle for the right eye. This system produces a high-

quality 3D image in full high-deﬁnition.

Note: The concept of four primary colours for 3D Quattron is based on

characteristics of liquid crystal display and differs from the general concept of

three primary colours in optics.

Note: Special 3D glasses (supplied or optional) are required for viewing 3D.

AN-3DG10-S or

AN-3DG20-B (USB Chargeable)

Frame Rate Enhanced Driving (FRED) Technology:

3D Display High-Speed LC Panel Drive Technology

Conventional 3D display uses two signal lines for high-speed LC

panel drive. UV²A technology, in contrast, enables high-speed

response using only one signal line for high-speed LC drive. This

reduces wiring and components in the LC panel and improves

light utilization efﬁciency, providing a bright picture with low power

consumption.

4 Primary Colour Technology System and

X-Gen Panel Technology

The newly developed 4 primary colour system and X-Gen panel

are Sharp’s unique leading-edge technologies that dramatically

improve colour expressiveness and picture quality to an

unprecedented degree. The 4-colour system adds yellow

reproduction to the conventional primary colours of red, green,

and blue (RGB plus Y). This markedly enhanced yellow

reproduction provides an unprecedented wide range in gradations

to deliver colours just as they are in nature.

Compared with the conventional 3 primary colour panel’s 6.2

million dots, the more than 8 million dots of the 4 primary colour

system deliver greater precision with unprecedented colour

expression through the addition of yellow.

Scanning LED Backlight Technology

The new AQUOS TVs include scanning LED backlight technology

for reduction of crosstalk*1 in 3D images, in addition to 100Hz

double-frame drive and double-speed scanning technology to

reduce afterimages in pictures with rapid motion. This new

technology limits crosstalk by reducing the optical perception of

afterimages using high-speed on/off light control and separate

drive.

* 1 Crosstalk occurs when the image for the left eye and image for the right eye overlap. The

perception of depth in a 3D image is produced using separate images for the left eye and for the

right eye.

Quattron 3D maximizes the viewer experience whether viewing movies, sports, or the wonders of nature

The Technology of Quattron 3D Improves 3D Images

SUPPLIED 3D GLASSES

AN-3DG10-S OR AN-3DG20-B (USB CHARGE ABLE)

LE830 Series

Ultraviolet-induced Multi-domain Vertical Alignment (UV²A)*Technology in X-Gen Panels

Unprecedented deep black and brilliant white are produced using light-polarization technology at the picometer level. (One

picometerisonetrillionthofameter.)Inaddition,ahigh-precisionpicturewithfastcontroloftheliquidcrystalmoleculesinfully

uniform response achieved by applying ultraviolet light to the light polarization ﬁlm in the manufacturing process.

* Ultraviolet-induced multi-domain vertical alignment (UV²A) is a manufacturing method in which UV light is used for precision control of liquid crystal

molecules to ensure uniform alignment in speciﬁc direction.

Whiter white Blacker black

Conventional LC panel Conventional LC panel

Ribs and slits Light leakageWhiter white is reproduced

without ribs and slits. Blacker black is reproduced with

little light leakage.

UV²A panel UV²A panel

1,920 X 3 X 1,080 (RGB)

= 6,220,800 dots

X-Gen/RGB

Conventional technology

Drive with two signal lines

Excessive wiring and components reduce light

utilization efﬁciency.

2 signal

lines

Pixel illustration

FRED technology (UV²A)

1 signal

lines

Drive with one signal line

Reduced wiring and components increase

light utilization efﬁciency.

Pixel illustration

Improved Colour Reproduction

The addition of yellow pixels enables the reproduction of colours which displays were previously unable to accurately depict.

The 4-colour system creates a vast array of colours and improves expressiveness.

Bright Yellow

0.9

500

0.8

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.1

0.0

520

540

560

580

600

620

380

460

470

480

490

Colour reproduction area

of HDTV standard (EBU100% )

Colour reproduction area

of Quattron

Sparkling Gold

Light Blue

New technology

Scanning LED backlight

Reduced crosstalk

1,920 X 4 X 1,080 (RGBY)

= 8,294,400 dots

X-Gen/RGBY

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X-Gen Panel

The next-generation LCD panels are produced using Sharp’s uniquely developed UV2A photo-

alignment technology. Together with fast response, this technology achieves a higher contrast

ratio by enhancing light efﬁciency and eliminating backlight leakage to deliver the deepest black

as well as the brightest white.

High-efﬁciency LED Backlight

Using LEDs as the light source in AQUOS enables precise brightness control and high-speed

response. With LED light diffusion technology, the entire screen is lit with high efﬁciency and

consistency in brightness.

Combined with the next-generation X-Gen panel, AQUOS achieves a higher contrast ratio and

delivers vibrant red colours with deeper black for high-precision detail in dark scenes.

Enabling Higher Brightness with Less Power and Expressing Vivid Intermediate Colours

Why yellow? Conventional RGB displays need excessive lighting to produce vivid intermediate colours, such as yellow,

cyan and magenta, and high brightness from all light sources to deliver a bright picture. Yellow is the solution to

enable both a wider colour gamut and brighter picture with less power.

Home Network (LE830M/ LE925M/ LE820M only)

DLNA®(Digital Living Network Alliance®)

The digitalization of audio-visual equipment has improved compatibility to handle digital image,

video, and audio ﬁles using a computer. A home network with LAN connection enables an AV

system in which content can be enjoyed regardless of where it is stored.

With the DLNA functionality of the AQUOS LE830M/LE925M/LE820M series, you can easily

use the large screen in the living room or bedroom to enjoy photos and music stored on a

computer in another room.

DLNA®,theDLNALogoandDLNACERTIFIED®are trade marks, service marks, or certiﬁcation

marks of the Digital Living Network Alliance.

* DLNA wireless competible is only applicable to LE830 series.

PRIMARY COLOUR

TECHNOLOGY

Conventional (RGB)

Sharp’s original four pixel

RGBY colour feature

LCD alignment control

technology for darker blacks and

brighter whites

LED Backlight which anables

less power consumption,

longer operation life and

quicker lighting response.

Conventional (ASV) Conventional (CCFL)

Colour GamutPixel Colour

Colour Gamut & Energy Saving

Good

Great

Good (100%)

Great (120%)

Energy Saving

RGB

RGBY

4 Primary Colour Display,

RGBY

3 Primary Colour Display, RGB

PRIMARY COLOUR

TECHNOLOGY

Conventional (RGB)

Sharp’s original four pixel

RGBY colour feature

LCD alignment control

technology for darker blacks and

brighter whites

LED Backlight which anables

less power consumption,

longer operation life and

quicker lighting response.

Conventional (ASV) Conventional (CCFL)

Colour GamutPixel Colour

Colour Gamut & Energy Saving

Good

Great

Good (100%)

Great (120%)

Energy Saving

RGB

RGBY

4...

Optical Picture Control (OPC)

OPC automatically adjusts the screen brightness according to the ambient room

brightness. This is not only eco-friendly, since it leads to greater conservation of

energy, but also easy on the eyes.

Mercury Free

The LED backlight is made without mercury, which reduces the burden on the

environment.

Long-life 100,000-hours LED Backlight

Through the use of a direct LED backlight system, Sharp has achieved a backlight

operation of 100,000 hours before brightness decreases by one half. This provides

a longer service life than conventional CCFL systems.

Fine Motion Advanced 100Hz/120Hz

AQUOS models use Fine Motion Advanced 100Hz/120Hz technology developed from Sharp’s

highly advanced LCD technology. This provides a picture with 100/120 frames per second

(double the conventional 50/60 frames per second) by supplementing the picture with Sharp’s

unique algorithm. Also, the technology coupled with the X-Gen panel developed for high-speed

moving images provides smooth and clear pictures for quick-moving sports scenes and

clear lettering in moving captions without motion blur. (LE830M/LE925M/LE820M series,

LC-40L650M)

Example with motion blur Example of 100Hz/120Hz Fine Motion

Advanced without motion blur

DivX HD Video Playback

The new AQUOS series enables high-quality

reproduction of HD video recorded in DivX format on

USB memory, providing a wider range of entertainment.

Music PlayerPhoto Viewer

Slide Show & Video

Slide Show: By combining the photo viewing and music playing function, customers can enjoy

their original slide show, sharing the memories with friends and families.

Video: The new AQUOS series enables high-quality reproduction of HD video recorded in DivX

format on USB memory, providing a wider range of entertainment.

DivX®, DivX Certiﬁed®and associated logos are registered trademarks of

DivX, inc. and are used under license.

*The pictures on this page are simulated illustrations and pictures for the

purpose of explaining features.

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SOPHISTIC TED DESIGN

LE830 Series

SOPHISTIC TED DESIGN

6...

Thin and Sleek

Continuing Sharp’s history of innovation and originality, the new AQUOS LED LCD TVs

offer a stunning new contemporary design that pushes the envelope for flat-screen

television artistry. At only 1.039 inches approximate (26.4mm) slim

(on the LE830M series), the front glass

(on the LE830M series) extends to meet the slim border for a

subtle edge that benefits the elegance of a modern home theatre.

FOR ADVANCED LIFESTYLES

1.039”

LE830 Series

FOR ADVANCED LIFESTYLES

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ENVIRONMENT LLY FRIENDLY

Making a Tangible Contribution to Environmental Protection

Many manufacturers today make good products, but few produce “green products”. Sharp wants to be committed to the

protection of the natural resources on which our lives and based. So to make a reduction of CO2emissions worldwide,

Sharp products are equipped with various energy-saving eco-features that make our TVs true energy savers.

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