Mitsubishi WD 52525 & PS 3

I have owned and enjoyed my Mitsubishi WD 52525 for 3 years now, and I just got a PS 3 for Christmas. There is an HDMI input on the rear panel of this TV, but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to select/activate it! I have tried everything, but there is no way to select the HDMI input on the device menu. Can somebody please help me??

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Ben Creighton Dec 28, 2006

JD318, thank you SO MUCH!! I have been fooling with this [email protected] thing for 3 days, and now I'm embarrassed that it was so easy, but still thankful to have it working. I've never needed to use NetCommand before, so even though I've had the TV for 3 years, I found myself unable to get the PS3 set up. Now it's working perfectly, and I can play Resistance : Fall of Man in 108i HD!

Thank you again,

Ben
Anonymous Jan 14, 2008

i have the same problem but i cannot use the a/v (red white and yellow) because the ps3 was pre programed to hdmi before i got it so... i cant switch it to analog to get to the hdmi...confused yet?
Anonymous Nov 08, 2008

thanks alot!

thanks alot!
hoffmas Jan 18, 2009

I'm having the same problem. I've connected the ps3 to the tv via the hdmi, but when I change the ps3 output to hdmi and then go to monlink, all I get is the blue screen that shows there being no input on that device.

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First make sure your hdmi cable is connected from the PS3 to the TV. Then go to netcommand, review, and make sure "monlink" is checked, click next, and finish. Select "monlink" from your device manager and turn on your PS3. If the screen is blue, go to the next step. Connect the PS3 via regular a/v cables to the front panel "input-3". Create a net-command device for input-3 as well. Switch to the input-3 device you created and turn on your PS3. Choose display settings, and change the settings to HDMI. Then click change. You'll have 30 seconds to hit device manager, change the device to "monlink", and let the PS3 unit know the setting has worked. From there you can configure. Good luck!

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