Panasonic KX-THA17 Manuel D’Utilisation
Preparation
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Connecting the handset to your TV (KX-THA17 only)
By connecting the handset to your TV using the included A/V out cable, you can use your
TV to view images that are displayed on the handset. Using this feature, video calls, video
monitor sessions, and images in the picture gallery can be displayed on your TV instead
of the handset.
TV to view images that are displayed on the handset. Using this feature, video calls, video
monitor sessions, and images in the picture gallery can be displayed on your TV instead
of the handset.
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When connect the A/V out cable to AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks on your TV, make sure that
the each plug is connected to the corresponding jack of the color.
the each plug is connected to the corresponding jack of the color.
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Make sure that the TV is set to the correct AUDIO/VIDEO IN channel.
Example:
Example:
– To start a video call, see page 30.
– To start a video monitor session, see page 39.
– To view the images in the picture gallery, see page 41.
– To start a video monitor session, see page 39.
– To view the images in the picture gallery, see page 41.
Transferred image on TV
The image, including the shape as appears on the handset, is transferred to your TV.
While transferring the images from the handset to your TV, the handset display is blank.
You can operate the handset following the indications (soft keys) appearing on your TV
display. See illustration below.
Example:
The image, including the shape as appears on the handset, is transferred to your TV.
While transferring the images from the handset to your TV, the handset display is blank.
You can operate the handset following the indications (soft keys) appearing on your TV
display. See illustration below.
Example:
Note:
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If the A/V out cable is connected to or disconnected from the handset while you are
sending a still image (privacy image, pause video, and video call hold) instead of live
video during a video call, the still image is canceled. Your live video is seen by the other
party and the other party’s image is displayed on your TV or on the handset.
sending a still image (privacy image, pause video, and video call hold) instead of live
video during a video call, the still image is canceled. Your live video is seen by the other
party and the other party’s image is displayed on your TV or on the handset.
A/V out cable
TV
AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks
V-OFF
CAPTURE
CAPTURE
TV
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