How to change the inpute setting om my flexvision tv

Usually, the Menu options are limited if the current input is not set to the antenna. If you have the original remote, press the Input Source button on the remote (it's to the right of 0 and below 9). Use the up/down arrows to select your desired source. Press OK when this source is highlighted. Unfortunately the LC-42XD1E does not have an input button among the buttons on the top of the rear of the TV. (Similarly the on-screen Menu > Connections > Input Select sub-menu doesn't allow you to change to the TV input.) So if you do not have the original remote, you will need one that has a code (and button) that matches that command. Once you change the source, see if you can find the menu option for Setup or if the DTV menu button works.

The manual for the LC-42XD1E is available from Sharp: https://www.sharp.se/cps/rde/xbcr/documents/documents/om/11_lcd-tv/LC37-42XD1E_OM_GB.pdf . You can see the buttons for the TV shown on page 5 (page 7 of the PDF); the remote control buttons are shown on page 7. Selecting the correct Input is shown on page 10.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

No way that is possible on this set.

The problem might be cause by lamp error, need to access the service mode to change the value of lamp error code to zero (0). Entering service mode requires a trained TV technician. Changing data can cause more problem to your television. If you are not qualified to service your television, please do not go to service menu codes. Moreover below are the process, pls do so at your own risk.

* Unplug the TV
* Press and hold the {VOL -} + {CH+} buttons located on LCD TV unit (not in remote control) Note: If above didn't work, alternately use (VOL -) + (TV/AV input) buttons located on LCD TV unit (not in remote control)
* While holding the above buttons, plug in the TV.
* The TV will turn on with the "K" or "K123" appears om screen.
* Use {CH+} {CH -} buttons to go and display the service menu. Note: If above didn't work, alternately use (VOL -) + (CH -) buttons. * Search for "LAMP ERROR menu" from the displayed service menu by using "up or Down cursor" from remote control, or alternatively use "CH - or CH+ to select "LAMP ERROR" * change it to zero (0) value, using {VOL+} or (VOL -) on remote control. * Turn the set off to exit the Service Menu.

Press the Input Button on the remote until you see TV

You set may be set to Home Theater mode.
I think it is in the advanced menu.
Set home theater to off. This will fix the input on the television to input one, no matter what you do.

I hope that this helps you.
asnowman

Sometimes the Screen (G2) control needs to be adjusted. This control is an internal adjustment that should only be attempted by a qualified person however.

the only way to turn i to the input is by pushing the button "input" or "game" on your remote. "input 1" is the back connectors and "input 2" is the front connectors. "GAME" is also the front connectors but it turns that "game mode" on that is in the picture settings. suggest you read the manual that came with the tv too. it explains this all in there with pics and stuff.
if you lost the manual here is a link to it on there website.
http://www.symphonic.us/pdf/om/ST420FF.pdf

hope this helps.

http://www.funai-corp.com/6pdf/om/DWT1304.pdf

just in case you need the manual. thanks.

First, the bad news: Unfortunately, you are correct - the only button to change inputs is on the remote, which you no longer have.

Now, the good news: You can buy a universal remote, set it for your TV model, and have control of your inputs again. The first link below is for the URC R6, which is available at any Walmart for about 20 bucks. You can set it up for an Emerson TV, no problem. Here's the link for it:

http://www.universalremote.com/consumer/products.php

Also, here is a link for the owners manual to your Emerson EWF2703, in case yours has gone missing with the remote:

http://www.emersonaudiovideo.com/pdf/om/EWF2703.pdf

Not a perfect solution, but it will work, and it will work just as fast as you can get to your local Walmart or equivalent.

Cheers

Mine did the same thing this week. It was caused by the white ribbon cord. The cord got bent over and over as you flip the tv open and broke the wires inside. The cord is soldered directly to the circuit boards on both ends of the unit. I do not think an average joe can fix it because it requires soldering a new cord to the circuit boards on both ends. I am going to buy a new unit for around 200$ and install it.