I have @ panasonic plasma display model TH=50PHD7UY serial YH5120189 and my question is how can I connect cable tv in to because does not have the connector on back?

Manufacture part # EUR646529R. search for that on yahoo or google, and can get a list of sites offering the remote
can buy it on many websites including ebay for around $20 or under

You can buy an HDMI to DVI adapter (around 20$) to connect your HDMI computer cable to your TV. You will need separates audios cables, right and left, to bring the sound to the TV.

PANASONIC VIERA MODEL TH50PX6U SERIAL NUMBER LG62980126 HAS NO SOUND.
ALL OF A SUDDEN, SOUND WAS CUT OFF.
CABLE CONNECTION WITH OTHER TV WORKING PROPERLY.

Consider using "PowerStrip" which can give you custom resolution modes. It costs about $30 but has a 30-day trial period.

THe display is available as part number MD50H07A1J from tritronicsinc.com for $1260. Upon return of the bad panel, you will be refunded $250.

Dan

please could you send me tips of what the problem of my plasma keeping stuck pixiel panorama LCD Tv model 42LC68T

You did not list which console you have and what type of cables it has.

Looks like your plasma has:
1 component
1 composite
1 VGA
1 S-Video

If this is an xbox360 or PS3 then you will want to use the component connection, but this one is already used by the cable tuner. Don't worry there is a solution. The xbox360 and ps3 output a higher resolution that your plasma can handle, so use the component with those systems.

If it is an older console, predating the xbox360, then use the composite or S-video connections.

Since you are short on video inputs, you might need a video switch. A switch with both component and S-video connections for future add-ons.

You can find them all over the web, or your local video store like walmart and best buy. Here is a switch i found on ebay that should work:
http://tinyurl.com/3aoev9

here is the ebay search i used:
http://tinyurl.com/2ograc

Make sure you buy extra cables, most of these boxes do not come with cables, so buy what you need.

I prefer video switches that don't require a power outlet, but it's your choice. Some of the powered switches, have remotes for the lazy people, but I don't need anymore remotes on my table, keep that in mind.

This is an issue with IC 803 on the Z board. This is a 3.3 V regulator that supplies this voltage to the slot card cage. Most input boards use this voltage EXCEPT the component board which is why it keeps playing along whike the DVI, HDMI, or composite signals will cut out after warm-up.

This is a surface mount multi-pin IC and is a bit tricky to replace.
The entire board is PN# TNPA3198xx with suffix determined by what model 7 series plasma you have.

This was a problem from around Nov. 2004 to Mar. 2005

T Wiz

Check for cold soldering connection in the low voltage circuit.if possible there could be a bad filter capacitor.

Try pressing input on your remote and make sure the source is selected to what you have it plagged in. For example cable box plugged into hdmi1 set input to hdmi 1. Also can you access tv setup at all? If not your tv might be bad to begin with.