Unscrew the oval handle on the
ball-joint, it will split into halves,
embrace them on the top of the base
support, then tighten the oval handle.
Slide the metal surface of the ball-joint
into the slot on the back of the TV,
then tighten the wheel screw.
6.2. Connecting the power supply
Insert the power supply plug on the
AC adapter to the jack on the TV
marked DC 12V.
6.3. Connecting the earphones
Insert the earphone plug to the jack on
the TV marked earphones.
If earphones are used, sound is only transmitted through the earphones,
and no sound is available from the speakers of the TV set.
6.4. Connection of AV Input
Connect the yellow port of the AV
cable to video jack, the white port to
the left audio jack and the red port to
the right audio jack, then insert the AV
head into the AV input jack on the TV.
6.5. Connection of AV Output
Connect the yellow port of the AV
cable to video jack, the white port to
the left audio jack and the red port to
the right audio jack, then insert the AV
head into the AV output jack on the TV.
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7. Digital Freeview TV (DVB-T)
6.6. System Connection
1. Always turn off the power of all devices before you connect or disconnect
any cables.
2. Audio/Video cables should be connected correctly according to the colour.
Yellow plug - Video jack
White plug - Left Audio jack
Red plug - Right Audio jack
3. Connection illustration:
7.1. Turn on the machine
Press POWER to turn on the machine.
It will enter the mode that it was when
last turned off.
If it enters DPF mode, press
DPF/DVB to switch to DVB mode.
For DVB mode, it will select the last
channel watched. If there was no last
channel watched, or it is the first time
it is powered on, a message will
appear, asking if the user wants to run
the first time installation wizard.
7.2. First Time Installation
A message will appear, asking if the
user wants to run the first time
installation wizard. Upon selecting
[YES], a new message will appear,
asking for country and OSD language.
Use the arrow keys to select the
appropriate. Select [NEXT] and press
ENTER to proceed to the next screen.
On this screen, the user will be asked
whether they want to perform an auto
scan of the channels, select [YES] and
press ENTER to start the scan.
7.3. The Main Menu
Pressing SETUP will enter the main
menu, which includes the following
sub-menus: Channel Guide, System
Config, Installation, and Game. From
here, pressing SETUP again, or
RETURN will exit the menu. Use UP
or DOWN to highlight different items.
Pressing ENTER will enter a new
menu corresponding to the highlighted
item.
7.3.1. Channel Guide
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7.3.1.1. TV Channels
The channels are listed on the left
hand side of the menu, and a preview
window is on the right side. From
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here, the channel can be changed
using the UP or DOWN keys, press
ENTER to start viewing in full
screen. Press LEFT or RIGHT to
change channel groups. Press
DISPLAY to sort the channels.
7.3.1.2. Radio Channels
The Radio Channels menu is similar
to the TV channels menu. Channels
can be changed using UP and
DOWN, groups can be changed
using LEFT or RIGHT. Press
DISPLAY to sort the channels.
7.3.1.3 Channel Class
From the Channel Class menu, each
channel can be classified into a group.
Pressing ENTER will add the channel
to the category column. Press ENTER
again to cancel the selection. Use
RADIO to switch between TV and
radio channels.
7.3.1.4 Channel Edit
Enter the Channel Edit menu. To
change a channel's name, select a
channel and press ENTER. Use
LEFT or RIGHT to select a character,
and UP or DOWN to change the
character. Press ENTER to confirm
the change. To move a channel, select
the MOVE column and press ENTER.
Use UP or DOWN to change the
order of channels and ENTER to
confirm. Select DELETE column and
press ENTER to delete the channel.
Use RADIO to switch between TV
and radio channels.
7.3.2. System Configuration
7.3.2.1. TV Settings
The TV System, Video Output and TV
aspect ratio can be changed. Press UP
or DOWN to select one of the items.
To change the setting press LEFT or
RIGHT or press ENTER and then UP
or DOWN to select from a list of
settings.
7.3.2.2. Video Settings
Brightness, Contrast, Hue and
Saturation can be changed. Press UP
or DOWN to select one of the items.
To change the setting press LEFT or
RIGHT or press ENTER and then
UP or DOWN to select from a list
of settings.
7.3.2.3. Audio Settings
7.3.2.4 Language
Use LEFT or RIGHT to select a
language, or ENTER to select from
a list with all the possible languages.
7.3.2.5. Parental Control
Pin and Channel Lock can be changed.
When changing the pin, the user will
be asked to enter the old pin, the new
pin and confirm the new pin. In order
to change the Channel Lock, the user
must first enter the pin, the system
default pin is 0000. Use UP or DOWN
to select a channel, ENTER to
lock/unlock a channel and RADIO to
switch between TV and radio channels.
7.3.2.6. Time Settings
TIME ZONE: If you fixed the country
whilst searching for channels, you
cannot adjust the time zone. Restore
to factory settings, restart the TV set
and don't search for channels. Then
access the TIME ZONE menu and
use UP or DOWN to select one and
press ENTER to confirm.
7.3.2.7. System Information
This displays the firmware version and
date, along with tuner and model
information.
7.3.3. Installation
7.3.3.1. Auto Scan
Select a country using LEFT or
RIGHT, then press DOWN to Start
Scan and press ENTER.
7.3.3.2. Manual Scan
A scan can be performed by choosing
the following settings: Country, Scan
Type, Start Channel, Starting
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Frequency, End Frequency and
Bandwidth. If the Scan Type is single
channel, only the Country and Start
Channel can be set. If the Scan Type
is Channel Range, then the Country,
Start Channel and End Channel can
be set. Use UP or DOWN to select
an item and the LEFT or RIGHT
keys to change the settings, once
done, go to Start Scan and press
ENTER.
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7.3.3.3. Default Setup
A message box will appear asking if
the user wants to restore the TV set to
factory settings. After the settings are
reset, the first time installation
message will appear.
7.3.4. Games
There are three games. These are
played using UP, DOWN, LEFT,
RIGHT and ENTER. Press RETURN
or SETUP to return to the game menu.
8. DPF Mode
(USB and Card Reader Functions)
8.1. USB Function
1. The USB port is compatible with
flash memory, it is not guaranteed
that it can be used with all types of
MP3 players.
2. Insert the flash drive into the USB
port on the side of the TV.
3. The device will search for data on
the flash drive.
4. Pressto select(Audio),
(JPEG photo), or(Video)
at the bottom of the screen and press
ENTER to confirm.
5. Press number buttons or
to select the files you want to play.
8.2. Card Reader Function
1. Insert the SD/MS/MMC card into
the card slot on the side of the TV.
2. The device will search for data on
the SD/MS/MMC card.
3. For selecting files please refer to
USB Function.
Notice:
SCREEN SAVER: On DPF mode,
when the unit is stopped, it will start
the screen saver after 3 minutes. 5
minutes later, it will turn off
automatically. To turn off Screen
Saver, press SETUP, and set the
Screen Saver to OFF.
9. Analogue TV
Press TV on the remote control to switch to the Analogue TV mode.
Press MENU, useandto select and adjust.
Press MENU
once
Press MENU
twice
Press MENU to exit.
1. Auto SearchStart from Program NO .0.
2. When the signal is received under Manual Search, the indication
frequency will stop, which is the optimum position for signal storage.
If the signal is too weak, the system will automatically identify it as no
signal.
3. In the case of a picture without sound, please check the Sound System
for correct setup first.
4. If the input signal is not strong enough, please adjust “Fine” option, it
may improve the picture and sound quality.
If the signal is too weak, the image will remain poor whatever you do,
and may output loud noises, shaking images and inferior sound etc.
which is not the TV's fault. If the image remains poor when using the
telescopic antenna, please try to use a roof top aerial or an amplified
external antenna.
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BRIGHT
CONTRAST
COLOR
ENGLISH
AUTO-SEARCH
SEARCH
FINE
BAND
POSITION
SKIP
S-COLOR
S-SYS
SWAP
/
0~100
0~100
0~100
Other language options
48MHz ~ 860MHz
UHF / VHFL / VHFH
0 ~ 254
ON / OFF
AUTO / PAL /SECAM
DK/I/L/BG
0
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10. AV Input
12. Technical Parameters
Press MENU on the remote control.
Use/and/to select and adjust.
Press MENU
once
Other language options
Press MENU to exit Menu.
11. Troubleshooting
Problems listed below do not necessarily signify a fault with the unit.
Please check this list before requesting repairs.
Problems
No picture, no sound
No image
No sound
Picture freezing, and
/or sound distorting
No signal
Dark picture
Snowstorm
Achromatic/Flashing/No
Colour
Possible Causes and Solutions
Check the connection with the AC adapter/Car Adapter.
Use of an unauthorized power supply.
Power switch on the side of the TV is off.
TV is on standby as it was switched off by pressing the
POWER on remote.
Check the channel selection. Scan for channels again.
Always re-scan for channels in new locations. Ensure
the video cable is not damaged. Ensure video settings
are correct.
Check the sound volume. If you are using earphones,
test them on another item. Check that the cable is
plugged in. Sound System is not correctly set in
Analogue TV mode.
Signal too weak, please check the aerial. Try to use a
proper roof top aerial or an amplified aerial.
Signal too weak, please check the aerial. Try to use a
proper roof top aerial or an amplified aerial.
This product is guaranteed for 2 years from the date of the original purchase. This warranty
covers costs of parts and labour for the first 12 months and covers manufacture defects of
major components which include LCD screens, DVD disc loaders and software on main
circuit board for the second 12 months. In the unlikely event of any defect arising due to
faulty materials or workmanship, the unit will be either replaced or repaired (where
possible) during this period. An alternative product will be offered in case the product is no
longer available or repairable.
No user serviceable components are fitted inside this TV. Do not attempt
any repairs, as this will invalidate the warranty. Any repairs must be carried
out by either the manufacturer or their nominated service centre. Parts
inside this set are subject to high voltage.
This warranty is subject to the following conditions:
The warranty is only valid within the country where the product is purchased
The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the
instructions given in the user's manual.
The product must be used solely for domestic purposes.
The warranty only covers the main unit, and does not cover the accessories.
The warranty does not cover the damage caused by misuse, negligence, accident
and natural disaster.
The warranty will be rendered invalid if the product is resold or has been
damaged by inexpert repairs. The manufacture disclaims any liability for
incidental or consequential damages.
Please consult our customer service before returning any product; we are not
responsible for any unexpected product returns.
Any faulty products must be kept and returned in the original packaging with all
the accessories and the original copy of the purchase receipt.
The warranty is in addition to, and does not diminish, your statutory or legal rights.
Please note:
1.A LCD display panel comprises a very large number of pixels and each pixel contains
three sub-pixels - red, green and blue. Due to the complex manufacturing process,
occasional pixel anomalies may occur. Pixel anomalies cannot be fixed or repaired and
can happen at any stage in the LCD's life. August products should not be deemed as
faulty if there are no more than three bright and dark pixels respectively.
2.Portable TV antennas included in the box are for people to watch Freeview TV in areas
where the signal is very strong and there may be difficulties in receiving signal with the
included portable antennas in some regions at present. This is due to the fact that
Freeview is yet to operate in full power in the UK. August TVs should not be deemed
as faulty if it can receive Freeview by connecting to a proper digital rooftop aerial.