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Dear Customer s,
May we take this op portunity to th ank you for purch asing this LCD TV. We stro ngly recommen d
that you read the s afety and opera tion instruct ions throughl y before operat ing your LCD TV.
FOLLO W ALL IN STR UCT IONS AND WA RNI NGS o n your LCD TV and in this ma nual.
TAB LE OF C ONT ENT S
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTR UCT IONS
PACK AGE CONTENTS
CONTROL BUTTONS AND T ERMINALS
FRONT PANEL
REAR PANEL
REMOTE CONTRO LLER
BASIC CONNECT IONS
BATT ERY INSTALLATION
BASIC OPERATION
SWITCHING THE LCD TV ON/OFF
ADJUSTING THE VOLU ME
USING MUTE
SELECTING INP UT SO URCE
CHOOSING A TV CHANNEL
USING THE MENUS
CHANNEL SET UP
PICTURE SETUP
SOUND SETUP
TIME SETUP
OPTION SETUP
LOCK SETUP
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TELETEXT FUNC TION (OPTIONA L)
SUPPORTED OPE RATI NG MODES
TROUBLESHOO TING
SPECIFICATIONS
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IMPORTAN T SAF ETY I NST RU CTI ONS
TO RE DUCE THE RISK OF
CA UTI ON
RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO NOT
OPEN
This symbol ind icates
“dangerous vo ltage”
inside the prod uct that
presents a risk o f electric
shock or person al injury.
Read this Manual
Read this manual throughly before operating the unit.
Keep this manual
Keep this manual for future reference.
Observe all warnings
All warnings on the product and in the manual must be observed closely.
Follow all instructions
All operating instructions in the manual must be followed.
Do not insert liquids or objects
Inserting liquids or objects into the unit could result in fire or an electrical shock. If liquids or objects
should enter the LCD TV, immediately turn off the power switch, disconnect the power plug from the
AC outlet and contact qualified service personnel.
● Do not place the LCD TV near a bathtub, sink or swimming pool, in the bathroom, a wet basement
or similar.
● Do not expose the LCD TV to rain or moisture.
● Do not place flower vases, pots, cups, cosmetics, liquids such as water, etc on or around the LCD TV.
● Do not place metals, combustibles, etc on or around the LCD TV.
● Do not drip or splash liquid of any kind on the LCD TV.
Be particularly careful if there are children present near the unit
● Please ensure that children do not hang on the LCD TV.
Do not subject the LCD TV to any shocks or impact
If the LCD TV should be dropped and/or broken, it could result in an injury, and continued use could
result in fire or electrical shock.
If the glass panel is broken or damaged, immediately turn off the power switch, disconnect the power
plug from the AC power outlet and contact qualified service personnel.
Ensure that the unit is stable
● If the LCD TV is mounted on a wall, please ensure that it is fastened securely.
● Do not place the LCD TV on a bed, sofa, rug or similar surface. Do not place the LCD TV on an un stable cart, stand, or table. The LCD TV may fall, causing serious damage to the LCD TV and/or
may seriously injury someone.
● When the product is on a trolley, it should be moved with caution. Avoid quick stops, and moving
the unit across uneven surfaces that may cause the product and trolley to overturn.
ELECTRIC SHOC K DO NOT
REMOVE COVER. NO
USER-SERVICEAB LE
PARTS INSIDE. REFER
SERVICING TO QUA LIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNE L.
This symbol ind icates
important ins tructions
accompanyin g the
product.
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Do not block any ventilation openings
● The vents and other openings in the cabinet are designed to let hot air escape from the LCD TV.
Do not cover or block these vents and openings since insufficient ventilation can cause over heating. Do not place the LCD TV on a bed, sofa, rug or other similar surface, since this can block
ventilation openings, causing the TV to overheat, which may result in fire.
● Do not cover the LCD TV with cloth, such as curtains, or items such as newspaper, etc.
● This unit is not designed for built-in installation, do not place the product in an enclosed place such
as a bookcase or rack, unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s instructions are
followed.
Avoid high temperature environments
The heat may adversely affect the LCD TV and other parts, and could result in serious overheating or risk
of fire.
● Do not place the LCD TV, the remote control and other parts in direct sunlight or near a hot object
such as heater, etc.
● Do not place the LCD TV in a place where the temperature varies widely.
Avoid oils
Do not place the TV near a kitchen or a cooking appliance. Dust saturated with oil may enter into the unit
and damage it.
Power cord protection
Incorrect connection of the power cord could result in fire or electrical shock.
● Do not connect too many appliances to the same mains socket as this could result in fire or electrical
shock.
● The apparatus must be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.
● The socket outlet for connecting mains plug must be easily accessible and remain readily operable.
● Do not overload wall outlet as this can result in fire or electrical shock.
● Check that the connecting portion of the AC power cord is clean (with no dust), before using. Use a
soft and dry cloth to clean the power plug.
● The AC power cord should be routed so that it is not likely to be walked on or pinched by items
placed upon or against it. Also do not put any heavy objects on the AC power cord.
● Do not touch the AC power cord with a wet hand.
● Pull out the AC power cord by the plug. Do not pull on the power cord.
● Insert the power plug into a power outlet firmly. Avoid using a loose, or damaged outlet.
● Do not pinch, bend, or twist the cable excessively. The core lines may be bared or cut, causing a
short-circuit which may induce fire or electrical shock.
● For your own safety, do not touch any part of the unit, power cord or aerial lead during lightning
storms.
● Do not modify the AC power cord.
● Disconnect the power cord if the LCD TV is not used for a long time.
● Switch off and withdraw the power plug before making or changing connections.
Handling and cleaning the screen surface of display unit
To avoid screen degradation, follow the points mentioned below. Do not push on the screen or scratch
it with hard objects, or throw anything at the screen. The screen may be damaged.
● Be sure to unplug the power cord from outlet before cleaning.
● Do not push on the surface of the screen or scratch it with hard objects, as this may damage it.
● We recommend that the screen surface is touched as little as possible.
● To remove dust from the screen surface, wipe gently with a clean, soft and cotton-free dry cloth.
● Do not use any type of abrasive pad, alkaline/acid cleaner or strong solvent such as alcohol, thinner
or benzene etc, as this may damage the surface.
Cleaning the cabinet
● Be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet before cleaning.
● Clean the cabinet with a soft cloth.
● Note that material deterioration or screen coating degradation may occur if the display unit is ex-
posed to a volatile solvent, such as alcohol, thinner, benzine or insecticide, or if prolonged contact
is maintained with rubber or vinyl materials.
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Carrying and moving
● Be sure to always carry the LCD TV by two people holding it with two hands, one hand on each side
of the LCD TV. If you carry the unit in a manner other than that specified, it may drop and a serious
injury may be caused.
Servicing
Do not open the cabinet or remove the rear cover of the unit. If any of the following conditions occurs,
unplug the AC power cord from the AC outlet, and contact qualified service personnel.
● When the power cord or plug is damaged.
● When the LCD panel is damaged.
● When liquid is spilled on the unit or when objects have fallen into the unit.
● When the unit has been exposed to rain or water.
● If the unit has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged in any way.
● If the unit does not work properly even after you have referred to the TROUBLESHOOTING section.
Replacement parts
● If the unit needs replacement parts, make sure that the service personnel use replacement
parts specified by the manufacturer, or those with the same characteristics and performance as the
original parts. The use of non-compliant parts can result in malfunction, fire, an electrical shock and/
or other accidents.
● Upon completion of service or repair work, request the service technician to perform safety checks
to ensure that the unit is in proper operating condition.
Other notices
● Sometimes, the image may have some tiny red, green, blue, white or black spots. This is normal
and does not affect the performance of the LCD TV.
● The advanced technology of this LCD TV gives you detailed pictures. Occasionally, a few non active pixels may appear on the screen as a fixed point of blue, green, or red. Please note that this
does not affect the performance of your LCD TV.
● If the unit is used in a cold place, a smear may occur in the picture or the picture may become dark.
This does not indicate a failure. These phenomena improve as the temperature rises.
● In some cases, residual images may remain after the short-term display of still images is displayed.
These will disappear in a few minutes, and the display will return to normal. However, if the unit is
used in high temperatures, it sometimes takes ten minutes or more to return to normal. Please note
that this is not a malfunction.
● LCD panels are made of finely processed glass, so please avoid pushing the panel with your hands
or subjecting it to a strong impact.
● Do not use immediately after moving from a low temperature to a high temperature environment,
as this causes condensation, which may result in fire, electrical shock or other danger.
PACKAGE CONT ENT S
Your L CD TV package inc ludes:
1. LCD TV Display
2. Remote Contr ol
3. Power Cord
4. RCA Cable (3 Pin)
5. Operation Ma nual
Note:
Your product may also incl ude various oth er accessorie s depending on re gion of purchas e.
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CO NTROL BUTTONS AND TERMINALS
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ItemItem
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Button Na meButton Na me
INPUT
MENU
VOL +/-
CH.vv
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99
Descrip ti onDescrip ti on
Press to display “Input Source” menu, then press p /q button to
select input sources: DVB-T TV, Analogue TV, Composite Vi deo,
S-Video, Component Video, VGA and HDMI.
Enter or exit fro m the menu.
Increase or dec rease the volum e.
Adjust the valu es of the selecte d menu item in the OS D menu.
When you are watc hing the TV program, p ress this butto n to
increase chan nel number.
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6
Power Indicator
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8
Remote Sensor
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AC Input Socket
CH.ww
STANDBY
When you are watc hing the TV program, p ress this butto n to
decrease chan nel number.
In the main-men u, press to selec t lower menu item .
Switch on the LCD TV whe n at standby mode o r vice versa.
Illuminates r ed in standby mod e.
Illuminates g reen when the LCD TV is sw itched on.
Infrared sens or for the remote c ontrol.
Connect the pow er cable.
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CO NTROL BUTTONS AND TERMINALS
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COAX
OUT
LINE
RF IN
IN
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VIDEO
S-VID EO
(AV)
(AV)
IN
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Pr Pb Y
IN
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VGA
IN
Connectors de scriptions:
1 :
Coaxial Outpu t, connecting t o Coaxial input o f your Amplifier.
2 ：75 Ω aerial input , connect anten na connector or a erial interfa ce here to
receive cable / a erial signal.
3 ：Headphone jac k, connect to you r headphone.
4 ：Audio input for V GA mode, connect t o your PC audio out put.
5 ：Audio Channel i nput for Compos ite video & S-vid eo mode.
6 ：CVBS / Composit e video inputs, c onnect your AV system.
7 ：S-VIDEO input , connect video i nput from exter nal device here .
8 ：YPbPr Compone nt Vi deo Input Terminals, c onnect them to th e video output te rminal of
DVD or other equi pment.
9 ：VGA input interf ace, connect th e D-Sub 15 pins ana log output conn ector of the PC.
10 : HDMI connect or, connect HDMI s ignal input.
Precautions w hen connectin g to other equipm ent
1. When using ext ernal equipme nt with this LCD TV/mo nitor, please re ad the instruct ion
manual of the ext ernal device.
2. Always ensure t hat the input and o utput termina ls are correctl y connected.
3. Whenever you c onnect extern al device to your L CD TV, ensure that al l elements
are switched off.
HDMI
IN
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CO NTROL BUTTONS AND TERMINALS
POWER
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STEREO 4:3/16:9
1. POWER
To switch on the LCD TV when at standby mode
and vi ce versa.
2. DISPLAY
To displa y the source an d channel informations.
3. STEREO
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To select the audio broadcasting at Ster eo or Mono.
4. NUMBER BU TTONS
RECALL
To direct ly select program numbe r.
5. MENU
To enter th e menu, or exit from the menu.
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6. t /u
To adjust menu settings.
To increase or decrease the vo lume .
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p /q
To select a menu item.
To select the program in ascen ding or desce ndin g order.
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TELETEXT
ENTE R
Exec ute a command.
7. VOL-/+ (V OLUM E UP/DOWN)
To increase or decrease the vo lume .
8. PMODE
To select you desired pi ctur e mode among Dynamic,
Standard, Mild , User.
9. SOURCE
To select input sources : DVB- T TV, Anal ogue TV,
Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video,
INFO
VGA and HDMI.
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10. M UTE
To swit ch the so und on or o ff.
11. 4: 3/16:9
To sele ct a disp lay mod e.
12. S LEEP
To set th e sleep t imer.
POWER
STEREO 4:3/16:9
RECALL
TELETEXT
INFO
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13. R ECALL
To reca ll to the l ast TV ch annel watched.
14. C H-/+ (P ROGRA M UP/DOWN)
To sele ct the pr ogram i n ascen ding or d escen ding or der.
15. S MODE
To sele ct the so und mod e.
16. E XIT
To exit t he menu.
17. T ELETE XT BUTT ONS ( OPT IONAL)
The se butt ons are u sed for c ertai n model s
wit h Teletext f uncti ons. Fo r furth er deta ils,
ref er to the “ TELET EXT FUN CTION ”.
Not e: the co lour bu ttons ( R ED, GRE EN, YELLOW and
CYAN ) are used for progra m edit fu nctio n. For fu rther
det ails, r efer to t he “Pro gram Ed it”.
DVB Function bu ttons
TV/ RADIO
18.
Pre ss to sel ect TV or R adio mode.
LAN G
To show t he list o f audio l angua ge avai lable f or the cu rrent
cha nnel.
SUB TITLE
To sw itch th e dialo gue at th e botto m of the sc reen.
EPG
Pre ss to sho w the Ele ctron ic Prog ram Gui de menu .
FAV
Thi s is a hot bu tton fo r displ aying t he favo urite l ist
def ined by y ourse lf.
INF O
Pre ss to dis play th e infor matio n of digi tal cha nnel.
Note: These are disabled with no silk-screen buttons.
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BASIC CONNECTION
Insert the batt eries while obs erving the corr ect (+) and (-) pol arities as illu strated below.
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About the batte ries
● If the remote con trol unit fails t o work even when it i s operated near t he LCD TV, please rep lace
the batteries .
● Use size UM- 4 (AAA) batt eries.
Note:
● Do not use rechar geable (Ni-Cd ) batteries.
● Do not attempt to r echarge, shor t circuit, disa ssemble, heat o r throw the batte ries into fire.
● Do not splash the r emote control w ith water or put it o n a wet object .
● Do not drop, step o n or cause any impa ct to the remote co ntrol unit. This may d amage it, resul ting
in malfunctio n.
● Do not mix old and ne w batteries.
● If the remote con trol unit is not go ing to be used for a lo ng time, remove t he batteries.
● Strong light su ch as direct sunl ight falling on t he remote senso r can cause opera tional failur e.
Avoi d placing the rem ote control in di rect sunlight .
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UM-4(AAA)
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Caution
Keep batterie s out of children ’s re ach.
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BASIC OPERATION
1. Press the POW ER button or the STANDBY button to switch the unit on or to standby mode.
2. If the unit is in standby mode, press the POWER button or the STANDBY but ton to switch
it on.
3. Press the POW ER button or the STANDBY button, the unit will revert to stan dby mode.
Note:
If, while the un it is switched on, the mains plug is disconnected, the unit will switch to standby
when the mains plug is replaced in the mains power socket again.
Press the VOL+/ - or t /u button to incr ease or decreas e the volume.
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At any time, you ca n temporarily c ut off the sound using t he MUTE button.
1. Press the MUTE b utton and the sou nd cuts off.
2. Press the MUTE b utton again or pr ess VOL+/- ort /u bu tton to turn mute o ff.
1. Press the SOUR CE button on the re mote control or
press INPUT button o n the rear panel of t he LCD TV
to display the “ In put Source” men u.
2. Press the p /q butto n to select the inp ut signal.
3. Press the t /u butto n to confirm your s election.
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Input Source
DTV
TV
AV
S-Video
YPbPr
PC
HDMI
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BASIC OPERATION
Use the CHp /CHq butt on on the front panel, o r the CH+/CH-/p /q b utton on the
remote contro l.
Press the CHp or CH + /p button to incre ase channel num ber.
Press the CHq or CH -/q button to dec rease channel n umber.
Using 0-9 digit al buttons
You can select the channel number directl y by pressing 0 to 9 bu ttons.
Example:
To select 1-digit c hannel (e.g. Ch annel 5):
● Press the 5 butto n.
To select 2-digit c hannel (e.g. Ch annel 20):
● Press the 2 butto n, follow by 0.
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CH AN NEL S ET UP
1. Press the MENU b utton on the remo te
controller to d isplay the OSD ma in menu.
2. Press t /u button t o select the CHAN NEL menu.
3. Press p /q button t o select each ite m.
4. Press the MENU o r EXIT button to exit fr om the menu.
Auto Tunin g
DTV Manu al Tuning
ATV Manual Tuni ng
Progra mme Edit
Auto Tuning:
This option all ows you to tuning t he TV a nd DTV channels s tations that can be re ceived automa tically.
DTV Manual Tuning:
This option all ows you to tuning t he DTV channels s tations that ca n be received by ma nual.
ATV Manual Tuning:
This option all ows you to tuning t he TV c hannels stati ons that can be rec eived by manual .
Programme Edi t:
This function a llows you to dele te, rename, mov e, skip and FAV for a select ed channel.
Deleting Chan nel
1. In Program Edi t, move the p /q butto n to select a chann el which you want t o delete.
2. Press the RED bu tton twice to per form the deleti on function.
Rename Channe l
1. Press the p /q butt on to select a chan nel which you wan t to rename.
2. Press GREEN bu tton to perform t he rename funct ion.
3. Press the p /q butt on to select the ch aracter.
4. Press the t /u butto n to move the curso r position.
Move Channel
1. In Program Edi t, move the p /q butto n to select a chann el which you want t o moved.
2. Press the YELLOW bu tton to summon th e move function .
3. Press the p /q butt on to select a chan nel you want to mov e to.
4. Press the YELLOW bu tton to perform t he move functio n.
Skip Channel
1. Press the p /q butt on to select a chan nel which you wan t to skipped.
2. Press the CYAN butto n to perform the sk ip function.
Set FAV Channel
1. Press the p /q butt on to select a chan nel which you fav orite.
2. Press the FAV button to p erform the favo rite function .
CHANNEL
EXIT
MENU
ENTER
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PI CT URE S ET UP
1. Press the MENU b utton on the remo te
controller to d isplay the OSD ma in menu.
2. Press t /u button t o select the PICT URE menu.
3. Press p /q button t o select each ite m.
4. Press the MENU o r EXIT button to exit fr om the menu.
Picture Mode:
Select a desire d picture mode am ong Dynamic, St andard,Mild a nd User.Dynam ic, Standard an d
Mild are the fact ory preset pict ure mode and the pa rameter of thos e modes can not be ch anged. If
you want to adjus t any items (e.g. C ontrast, Brig htness ,Clour a nd sharpness et c), please sele ct
User, and the set tings will be sto red in User mode.
C You may select th e picture mode di rectly by press ing the PMODE but ton on the remote c ontrol.
Contrast:
Adjust the colo r brightness of t he image.
Brightness:
Adjust the dark ness and lightn ess of the image.
Color:
Adjust the satu ration level of c olor.
Sharpness:
Adjust the shar pness level of im age.
Tin t:
Adjust the tone o f color when your s ystem is in NTSC.
Pictur e Mode
Contra st
Bright ness
Color
Sharpn ess
Tint
EXIT
PICTURE
MENU
Standa rd
ENTER
50
50
50
50
0
Colour Temper ature
Red
Green
Blue
Aspect R atio
Noise Re duction
EXIT
PICTURE
MENU
User
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16:9
On
ENTER
Color Temperature :
Select a optimu m color tempera ture level(Co ol/
Medium/Warm) or Customize by selecti ng User.
The level of Red, G reen and Blue are c an be
50
50
50
adjusted sepa rately in user mo de.
Aspect Ratio:
Select a displa y mode.
Noise Reducti on:
If the broadcas t signal receiv ed is weak, you can s elect
this function t o reduce the vide o noise if the opti on set
the “On”.
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SO UN D SET UP
1. Press the MENU b utton on the remo te
controller to d isplay the OSD ma in menu.
2. Press t /u button t o select the SOUN D menu.
3. Press p /q button t o select each ite m.
4. Press the MENU o r EXIT button to exit fr om the menu.
Sound Mo de
Treble
Bass
Balanc e
Auto Volum e
Surrou nd Sound
Sound Mode:
Press t /u button to s elect a sound mod e among Standar d, Music, Movie S ports and User.
Treble:
Adjusts the lev el of higher-pi tched sounds.
Bass:
Adjusts the lev el of lower-pit ched sounds.
Balance:
Adjusts the sou nd balance in lef t and right speak ers.
Auto Volume:
If set “On”, it wil l adjust volume l evel automati cally.
Surround Soun d:
Creates a panor amic stereo aud io image by produ cing deep and ric h bass tones and cl ear treble
tones. This enable s you to enjoy powe rful sound effects l ike those in a movi e theatre when it i s
“Surround”.
TI ME S ETU P
1. Press the MENU b utton on the remo te
controller to d isplay the OSD ma in menu.
2. Press t /u button t o select the TIME menu.
3. Press p /q button t o select each ite m.
4. Press the MENU o r EXIT button to exit fr om the menu.
Clock
Off Time
On Time
Sleep Time r
Auto Sle ep
Time Zone
Clock:
Set the current t ime.
Off Time:
Set the TV to standby af ter the set time ha s elapsed.
On Ti me:
Set the TV from standb y to on automatic ally after the se t time has elapse d.
Sleep Timer:
Automatical ly switches the u nit to standby af ter the preset ti me to elapsed.
Note: You may selec t the sleep time di rectly by press ing the SLEEP button r epeatedly on th e
remote contro l.
Auto Sleep:
If there is no sign al input from VGA /H DMI mode for 1 minu te, or no signal in put from other vi deo source
for 15 minutes, t he LCD TV will switch to s tandby automa tically when th e Auto Sleep set the “ On”.
Tim e Zone:
Press t /u button to s elect a time zone w here you are.
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SOUND
Standa rd
...... .....
50
...... .....
50
...... .....
50
Off
Off
MENU
TIME
MENU
ENTER
Off
Off
Off
Off
Victori a GMT+10
ENTER
EXIT
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OP TI ON SE TU P
1. Press the MENU b utton on the remo te
controller to d isplay the OSD ma in menu.
2. Press t /u button t o select the OPTI ON menu.
3. Press p /q button t o select each ite m.
4. Press the MENU o r EXIT button to exit fr om the menu.
Language:
Langua ge
Audio La nguage
Subtit le Language
Hearin g Impaired
Countr y
Restor e Factory Defa ult
Selects your de sired languag e for the OSD menu.
Note: If your uni t does not suppor t multi-langu age, this
item may not be sel ected by pressi ngt /u button.
Audio Languag e (for DTV):
Selects your de sired languag e for the audio.
Note: If your uni t does not suppor t multi-langu age, this item ma y not be selected b y pressing
t / u button.
Subtitle Lang uage (for DTV):
Selects your de sired languag e for the subtitl e.
Note: If your uni t does not suppor t multi-langu age, this item ma y not be selected b y pressing
t / u button.
Hearing Impai red (for DTV):
For Hearing Imp aired people. The pr ogram can be disp layed with reco rded explanat ory captions.
Note: This is valid fo r the program tha t has captions.
Country:
This function i s disabled in thi s unit.
Restore Facto ry Default:
This function a llows you to repl ace the setting s with the factor y default value s.
OPTION
Englis h
Englis h
Englis h
Off
Austra lia
EXIT
ENTER
MENU
LO CK S ETU P
1. Press the MENU b utton on the remo te
controller to d isplay the OSD ma in menu.
2. Press t /u button t o select the LOCK m enu.
3. Press p /q button t o select each ite m.
4. Press the MENU o r EXIT button to exit fr om the menu.
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Lock Sys tem
Set Pass word
Block Pr ogram
Parent al Guidance
EXIT
LOCK
MENU
Off
No Block
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Lock System:
Press t /u button to s elect On or Off.
Note: If the Lock S ystem set the “On ”, you will be prom pted to input the p assword when yo u edit the
program and aut o tuning (The fac tory initial pa ssword is “0000 ”)
Set Password:
It allows you to ch ange the LOCK men u access passwo rd.
Ple ase ent er pass word
New
- - - -
Con firm
- - - -
1. Enter a new 4-di gital number as a c ode using 0-9.
2. Enter the same 4 -digital numb er to confirm.
Block Program :
It allows you to bl ock some progra m.
Blo ck Prog ram
TV
31 S-26
TV
32 S-27
TV
33 S-28
TV
34 X-30
TV
35 S-31
TV
36 S-32
TV
37 S-35
TV
38 S-38
EXIT
MENULOCK
1. Press the p /q butt on to select a chan nel which you wan t to block.
2. Press the GREE N button to perfo rm the block func tion.
ENTER
Parental Guid ance ( for DTV mode o nly):
Press t /u button to s elect the differen t block rating or s elect no block it em to ignore this f unction.
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TELET EXT F UNC TIO N (OP TIO NAL )
Teletext is an opti onal function , therefore onl y certain model s can receive the t eletext broad cast.
Teletext is a free se rvice broadca st by most TV stations w hich gives up-t o-the-minut e information
on news, weathe r, television pr ograms, share p rices and many ot her topics.
Display Teletext
1. Select a TV station w ith teletext si gnal.
2. Press the TEXT button to e nter Telet ext signal.
3. Press the TEXT button ag ain to display th e TV pictu re with the Text page.
4. Press the TEXT button to a gain to display t he teletext pag e superimpose d over the TV image.
5. When the mix pag e is display, press the TEXT button to r eturn to the norm al Tele text mode.
6. When the Teletext pag e is displayed, p ress the TEXT button to return t o the normal TV mode.
Page Selectio n
1. Enter the page n umber (three di git) using the nu mber buttons.
If you press the wr ong number duri ng input, you mus t complete the th ree digit numbe r and then
re-enter the co rrect page numb er.
2. Th e PAGE+/PAGE- b utton can be used t o select the prec eding or follow ing page.
HOLD
You can press the HOLD button to hold a page, and press this button again to release the page.
INDEX
Press the INDEX b utton to enter th e main index page d irectly.
You may enter the main index page number directly using the nu mber buttons.
Enlarging Text
When a page is disp layed, you can do uble the size of th e text to make it eas ier to read.
1. Press the SIZE b utton to enlarg e the top half of the p age.
2. Press the SIZE b utton again to en large the botto m half of the page.
3. Press this but ton once more to re turn to the norma l display.
Reveal mode
You can display conceale d teletext info rmation (e.g. An swer to puzzles o r riddles etc.) b y pressing
this button. Pr ess this button a gain to remove th e information f rom the display.
SUBPAGE
Some teletext p ages may contai n several sub-p ages which are au tomatically s et in a certain ord er
by the TV station.
1. You can enter to a cer tain sub page by pr essing the SUBPAGE bu tton directly a nd select the
page number wit h the number butt ons. Enter the su bpage number (e .g. 0003) for the t hird sub page.
2. Press the SUBPAGE bu tton again to exi t the sub page mode .
3. Press the TEXT button to r eturn to the norm al TV mode .
COLOR buttons ( RED, GREEN, YELLOW, C YAN)
Press these but tons to access di rectly to the cor responding co lor pages displ ayed at the lower
part of the Teletext scr een.
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SUPPO RTED OPERATING MODES
COMPONENT VID EO (YPbPr) INPU T
Mode Resolution
576i 576
480i 480
576p
480p
1080i/50
1080i/60
720p/60
1080p/50
1080p/60
576
480
1080
1080
720 44.96
1080
1080
RGB INPUT
Mode Resolution
VGA
VGA
VGA
SVGA
SVGA
SVGA
XGA
XGA
XGA
640X480
640X480
640X480
800X600
800X600
800X600
1024X768
1024X768
1024X768
SXGA
SXGA
1360X768
HDMI INPUT
Mode Resolution
576p
1080i/50
1080i/60
720p/60
1080p/50
1080p/60
720X576
1920X1080
1920X1080
1280X720
1920X1080
1920X1080
● It is possible th at modes which ar e not listed in the a bove table abov e may not be suppor ted.
For an optimal pi cture, it is reco mmended to choo se a mode listed in t he table.
● The incoming di splay modes tha t are compatibl e with WINDOWS ar e shown in the tabl e above.
● Sometimes, th e image may be disr upted due to the fr equency stand ard from the VGA car d.
However, this is n ot an error. You may imp rove this situation by activating the automatic
adjustment or b y manually chan ging the phase an d the clock setti ngs in the menu.
● To extend the servi ce life of the prod uct, we recomme nd that you use you r computer ’s power
management fu nction.
Horizontal Frequenc y (K Hz ) Vertical Frequency (Hz )
15.63
15.73
31.26
31.47
28.13
33.75
50.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
56.25
67.50
Horizontal Frequenc y (K Hz )
37.5
37.9
31.5
46.9
47.2
37.9
60.0
56.5
48.4
Vertical Frequency (Hz )
50.00
60.00
75
72
60
75
72
60
75
70
60
47.8 601280X768
47.7
Horizontal Frequenc y (K Hz ) Vertical Frequency (Hz )
31.25
28.13
33.75
45.00
56.25
67.50
60
50.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
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Remark
15”&19”
19” only
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TROUBLESHOOT ING
Before contac ting a service te chnician, per form the follow ing simple chec ks. If any proble m still
persists, unp lug the LCD TV and call fo r serving.
Problem
No sound
Normal picture but no sound
Sound is too low
No picture or black and white
picture
“No signal” message
Sound and pictu re
interferenc e
Blurred or snow y picture,
distorted sou nd
Remote control does not
work
The LCD TV does not turn on
The image is too light or too
dark
On PC mode, horizontal bars
appear to flicker, jitter or
shimmer on the image
On PC mode, vertical bars
appear to flicker, jitter or
shimmer on the image
On PC mode, image is not
stable and may appear to
vibrate
On PC mode, image is not
centred on the screen.
● Check that the main plug has been connected to a wal l inl et.
● Check that you have pressed the button on the fron t of th e TV.
● Check the volume.
● Check the volume.
● Check whether then MUTE button has been pressed on the remote
control.
● Check the volume.
● If the volume is still too low after setting the vol ume l eve l to
maximum, check the volume control on comp ute r sou nd ca rd or
software program, but also check the volume of t he DV D.
● Adjust the color settings.
● Check that the broadcasting system selecte d is co rre ct.
● Check the contrast and brightness of the image .
● Check the video source connected to the TV.
● Make sure that the signal cable is firmly con nec ted t o the P C or th e
video sources.
● Make sure that the PC or video sources are switche d on.
● Try to identify the electr ica l app lia nce that is aff ect ing t he set and
move it further away.
● Check the direction, location and connecti ons o f you r aer ial .
● The battery in the remote control may be exhaust ed.
● The battery may be improperly installed.
● Check that there is no obstruction between the r emo te co ntr ol an d
the remote (infrared) sensor.
● Ensure that there is no strong light shining on th e rem ote c ont rol ’s
infrared sensor.
● Be sure the power cord is plugged in.
● Adjust the brightness and Contrast.
● Adjust the Phase.
● Adjust the Manu al Clock .
● Check that the display resolution and freque ncy f rom y our P C or
video board is a valid mode for your LCD TV.
Control Panelg Di spl ayg Settings.
● If the setting is not correct, use your computer u til ity p rog ram t o
change the display settings.
Your monitor supports multiscan display f unc tio n wit hin t he follow ing frequency domain:
Horizontal frequency:30KHz~75KHz
Vertical frequency: 56Hz~75Hz
Maximum refresh rate:1280X768＠60Hz(15” )
● Adjust the horizontal and vertical positio n.
Possible Solu tion
1360X768＠60Hz(19”)
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SPECI FIC ATI ONS
LCD P anel
Siz e
Dis play si ze
Pix el Pitc h
Vie w Angle
Fre quenc y
Hor izont al
Vert ical
Dis play co lor
Dis play Re solut ion
Max imum Mo de
Opt imum Mo de
Inp ut Sour ce
Syn c.
Vid eo Signal
RGB S ignal
TV
Col or Syst em
Sou nd Syst em
Vid eo
Col or Syst em
Vid eo Format
Pow er Supp ly
Inp ut
Pow er Cons umpti on
Wor king
Sta ndby
Env ironm ental C onsid erati ons
Ope ratin g Tempe ratur e
Ope ratin g Humid ity
Aud io Char acter istic s
Aud io Inpu t
Aud io Inpu t (PC)
Fre quenc y
Res ponse
Dim ensio n (WXDXH) mm
Wit hout St and
Wit h Stand
Wei ght (Kg)
Net W eight
Gro ss Weig ht
Not e:
● Des ign and s pecif icati ons are s ubjec t to chan ge with out not ice.
● Wei ght and dimensions sho wn are ap proxi mate va lues on ly.
15” D iagon al
331 .2(H) X 2 07 (V) mm
0.2 588(H ) X 0.258 8 (V) mm
120 °/100 °(H/V )
30~ 75KHz
56~ 75Hz
0.2 62M col ors
128 0 X 768 @ 60H z
128 0 X 768 @ 60H z
H/V s epara te, TTL , P. or N.
1Vp -p @ 75 ohm
0.7 V p-p @ 75 oh m
PAL
BG, D K, I
PAL/ SECAM/NTSC
CVB S, S-VH S, RGB
AC 10 0~240 V, 50/60Hz
45W
≤ 3W
10℃ ~ 40 ℃( 50°F ~ 10 4°F)
10% ~ 8 0%
RCA Ja ck (L, R) , 0.5Vrms (-9dB)
Ø3. 5 Stere o, 0.5Vrms (-9dB )
RF: 1 00Hz~ 12KHz ( at ± 3dB)
A/V: 100Hz~1 3KHz (a t ± 3dB)
396 X71X3 05
396 X144X 329
2.1 5
3.5
19” D iagon al
408 .24(H ) X 255.1 5 (V) mm
0.2 835(H ) X 0.283 5 (V) mm
140 °/140 °(H/V )
30~ 75KHz
56~ 75Hz
16. 7M colo rs
136 0 X 768 @ 60H z
128 0 X 768 @ 60H z
H/V s epara te, TTL , P. or N.
1Vp -p @ 75 ohm
0.7 V p-p @ 75 oh m
PAL
BG, D K, I
PAL/ SECAM/NTSC
CVB S, S-VH S, RGB
AC 10 0~240 V, 50/60Hz
60W
≤ 3W
10℃ ~ 40 ℃( 50°F ~ 10 4°F)
10% ~ 8 0%
RCA Ja ck (L, R) , 0.5Vrms (-9dB)
Ø3. 5 Stere o, 0.5Vrms (-9dB )
RF: 1 00Hz~ 12KHz ( at ± 3dB)
A/V: 100Hz~1 3KHz (a t ± 3dB)
462 X76X3 52
462 X169X 382
4.5
6
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