Airis M137 User Manual

QUICK START

Congratulations on purchasing this AIRIS LRD TV. This guide will help you to start using its basic functions and identify the parts of the screen.

Front Part

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1. Speakers 7. Automatic image adjustment/exit

2. Raise channel from signal OSD

3. Lower channel 8. ON/signal selector

4. Raise volume 9. STANDBY/Operation indicator:

5. Lower volume on green when the screen is

6. Menu functioning

10. Infrared sensor

Rear Part (connections)

Rear Part (connections ) (cont.)

1. S-Video input 7. Compound video & stereo audio

2. Euroconnector input input

3. Audio input for connections 8. Compound video & stereo audio by components input

4. Video inputs by components 9. Stereo audio input (3.5 mm mini (interlinked YCbCR and Progressive jack) for VGA and DVI video YPbPr) inputs

5. VGA input 10.Power cable connection

6. DVI input 11 Aerial input

Remote Control Device Description

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1. ON/Standby button: Press this button to turn the screen on or off. In the

Standby mode, press the button and the image and sound will appear after a few seconds.

2. Numerical buttons: Press these directly to select the required channel.

They also serve to insert the page numbers in the Teletext mode.

Remote Control Device Descriptoin (cont.)

To insert a one-digit number use the numerical keys from 0 to 9. To insert a two-digit number (10-99) first press any button from 0-9 to insert the first digit and then the second digit in less than 2 seconds, using the buttons from 0-9.

3. Volume Control Keys (+/-): press the + key to raise the volume and the –

key to lower it.

4. Channel keys (+/-): press the + key to go to the next tuned-in channel.

Press the – key to go to the previous channel. In the Teletext mode, pressth e+ key to go to the next page and – to go to the previous page.

5. Menu key: press this key to access the screen control menu.

6. SLEEP button: this key is used to activate the screen off timer function

and set it from 10 to 240 minutes. The programming time will appear in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. It will then disappear and be shown again when one minute remains before it is turned off. To deactivate it, press the button until the word OFF appears on the screen.

7. REVEAL Button: press this button to show the current channel number,

system data, etc. on the screen.

8. VIEW Button: press this button to return to the programme being

watched previously

9. Source Select Button: use this button to select the external video sources

that are connected to the screen. Every time the button is pressed, changes it to the new input source, in the following order:

PC Æ DVI Æ TV Æ AV ÆS-VIDEO Æ YcbCr Æ SCART Æ HDTV

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10. MUTE Button: press this button to lower the volume temporarily. Press

it again to reactive the volume.

11. MONO/STEREO Button: when a channel is being received in stereo,

this button can be used to select from among the different audio modes (stereo, mono, Dual A, DualB, Nicam, etc.) available during transmission.

12. PIP Button: press this button to superpose a window with another image

source (not another TV channel) on the main image. When selecting the VGA or DVI input, this function will only be available if the VGA signal is set to 1024x768/60 Hz and the video source is set to full screen.

13. SOUND Button: press this button to select the different sound effects:

Personal/Cinema/Music and Dialogue.

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