Beko 32WLU550FHID User Manual

INTEGRATED DIGITAL FULL HD COLOUR TELEVISIONS

32WLU550FHID

Operation Instructions

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1-Important Information ...............................................................1

1.1-Cleaning the screen and cabinet... .......................................................1

1.2-Disposing of your TV at the end of service life... ...................................1

1.3-Superior features of your integrated digital television ............................1

1.4-Receiving digital broadcasting channels ...............................................1

1.5-Changing the plug ................................................................................2

2 2-Features of your new television ..............................................3

2.1-Special Features ..................................................................................3

3 3-Important Safety Instructions ..................................................4

4 4-Start ............................................................................................7

4.1-Aerial connection .................................................................................7

4.2-Powering on your TV and the initial use ................................................ 7

4.3-Batteries ..............................................................................................7

5 5-Your new television ...................................................................8

5.1-TV Control Panel ..................................................................................8

5.2-Rear and Side External Connections .................................................... 8

5.3-Remote Control ...................................................................................9

6 6-Performing the initial power-on settings ................................10

6.1-TV controls ..........................................................................................10

6.2-Turning on the TV and Setting the Channels ........................................11

6.3-Performing Digital Tunings....................................................................11

6.4-Performing Analog Tunings .................................................................. 15

7 7-Settings of Your New Television ..............................................18

7.1- Sound Menu Settings..........................................................................18

7.2-Picture Menu Settings .......................................................................... 19

7.3-Features Menu Settings .......................................................................21

7.4-Other Picture Features ......................................................................... 22

8 8-Teletext .......................................................................................23

9 9-External Equipment Connections: ...........................................25

10 10-Help and tips ............................................................................30

11 11-Technical specifications chart ...............................................31

12-Main UK Transmitter Stations ................................................32

13-Guarantee and Service ...........................................................33-34

Important Information

LCD panels are produced with state-of-the-art technology. However, there may be missing or lit spots on the screen under certain circumstances. That does not mean that the product is faulty.

1.1-Cleaning the screen and cabinet...

After powering off, wipe the screen and the cabinet clean with a soft and dry cloth. We recommend that you do not use patented polishes or solvents on the screen or cabinet since they may cause damage.

1.2-Disposing of your TV at the end of service life...

The cold cathode fluorescent lamp found in your LCD screen contains a very small amount of mercury. Once your TV reaches the end of its useful life, please dispose of it in accordance with local government regulations or leave it at a recycling centre.

1.3-Superior features of your integrated digital television

This television can receive and process all analogue and digital broadcasts. This television set has an integrated digital and analogue receiver. The digital receiver unit processes the signals coming from digital transmitters and converts them into superior sound and image quality. TV Guide (valid for digital broadcasts only) informs you about changes in the program list briefly and provides program lists of all digital broadcasts for a number of forthcoming days. You can display detailed information about each program by pressing a single button if this feature is supported by the broadcaster. This television has a comprehensive and user friendly menu configuration.

1.4-Receiving digital broadcasting channels

You will need an outdoor aerial to receive digital broadcasts. Contrary to the analogue broadcasts, all digital broadcasts may not have their own transmission frequency. Instead, various digital broadcasts channels are gathered in regional or national groups called bouquets. You can find current transmission data from teletexts of various broadcasters or from TV guide or from the internet.

NOTE:

• HD signals must be connected to the HDMI input or component (YPbPr) inputs. See

page 8 for external connections.

• You should check your postcode to make sure that you are in freeview coverage area (www.freewiew.co.uk).

1.5-Changing the plug

The supplied mains cable already has a mains plug fitted, however should you need to replace it at any time please refer to the appropriate wiring information below for your particular cable.

2 Features of your new television

We would like this product, which has been manufactured in modern facilities in accordance

with total quality principles, to offer you the best performance. Therefore, please read this

entire manual carefully before you use your TV and keep it in a safe place for future reference.

2.1-Special Features

• Full HD

• HDCP feature

• MHEG 1.06

• CI Slot input

• 8-day EPG (Electronic Program Guide)

• Favourite channel list in digital mode (maximum 6 lists)

• Compatible with cable broadcasts

• Wide angle of vision

• PIP (Picture in Picture) from AV

• Scart socket, AV Socket and external sound system connection

• S-VHS and v inputs for S-Video connection

• PC connection, 2-HDMI 1.3 input

• Low energy consumption

• AVL

• SRS TruSurround sound

• DNR and MPEG NR

• Programmable power on

• Programmable power off

• 250 pages Teletext

• Fastext

• Graphic equalizer

• Sharpness feature in Colour Transitions (CTI)

• Sharpness feature and picture resolution (LTI) in black-white transitions

• A clearer Picture made possible with a Digital Comb Filter

• Active Contrast

• On-screen viewing of all settings, program numbers and all the processes

• Manual Fine Tuning

• 100 Analog Program memory

• 1000 Digital channel memory

• Infrared remote control equipped with all functions

• Parental Control

• Ability to watch NTSC broadcast via Scart input

• User friendly on-screen menu system

• 4:3, 16:9, 14:9 Letterbox, Subtitle and Panorama picture formats

HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

Important Safety Instructions

This symbol is used to warn the user about the “dangerous voltage” contained

inside the housing of the product that may create a risk of electrical shock.

This symbol is used to remind the user important usage and service instructions supplied with the TV.

1) Please READ the operating

instructions before using the TV for the first time.

2) Please observe the

instructions contained in the Operating Instructions.

3) Please consider all warnings.

4) MAKE SURE that all

power connections (extension cables and the connections between the TV components) have been made properly and in accordance with the manufacturer’s

instructions. Before making or changing

the connections, power off the TV and unplug the mains connection plug.

5) If you have any doubts regarding the

installation, operation or safety of the TV, please REFER to the retailer.

6) BE CAREFUL with glass panels and

covers on the TV. The screen glass

may break and cause serious injuries if

something hits it.

7) To ensure adequate ventilation, please

leave a clearance area of at least 10 cm around the television. This clearance prevents the TV from overheating and consequently causing damage.

• Using the TV in dusty environments

should also be avoided.

• Never block the slots and openings by

placing the TV on a bed, sofa, pillow or other similar surfaces.

• Never install the TV into closed places such as bookcases or cabinets unless

adequate ventilation is provided.

8) DO NOT COVER the ventilation openings of the TV with items such as newspapers, table-clothes, curtains, etc. Overheating causes damage and shortens the service life of the TV.

9) Your TV may be damaged if you place it under direct sunshine or close to a heater. Please abstain from using the product in very hot or humid locations or in places where the

temperature is likely to decrease below

5°C (41°F). DO NOT PLACE on or near

the TV any hot objects or items with

open flame such as candles or any night lamps. The high temperature can melt plastic parts and cause a fire.

10) Never operate your

TV close to water. Operating your TV, for example, near a bathtub, washbasin,

kitchen washbasin, washing basin, wet

basement and swimming pool can cause

fire or electric shock.

13) Make sure that the power

cable is not stepped on and that there is no bending at the plug sections, plug heads and TV output point.

14) Use only the add-ons/accessories

specified by the manufacturer.

• Do not allow your TV to get wet. Never

pour any liquids onto the TV. Do not operate your TV if any solid or liquid substance enters into it. This can

cause electric shock and your TV may be damaged. Have it checked immediately

by qualified personnel.

• Keep open flame sources (such as

candles) away from TV

in order to avoid risk of

fire.

11) DO NOT USE

headphones at extremely high volume levels since this may cause permanent loss of hearing.

12) Operate your TV only in

the 230 V 50Hz voltage range. Use the AC power

cable supplied with the product. If your TV is a grounded (Class I) product, then it must certainly be connected to

a grounded socket.

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it from mains power.

Note: Do not use defective sockets. Make

sure that the plug is firmly inserted into

the socket. If the plug remains loose,

then it can cause fire due to arcing. Refer

to an electrician to have your socket

replaced.

15) Use only brackets or

stands specified by the manufacturer or sold along with the product. Place your device on a level surface.

16) Unplug the power cable

during thunderstorms or when you will not use your TV for a long period of time.

17) Consult authorised service personnel for service requirements.

Never attempt to

repair the TV yourself. Opening the cabinet can expose you to dangerous voltages

or other hazardous situations. Service is

required in situations such as damage to the power cable of the TV or its plug, water spills or substances falling into

the TV, the TV is subjected to rain or

moisture, it does not operate normally or it is dropped.

18) Wipe the TV cabinet

clean with a soft and dry cloth. Wipe dust from the screen gently with a soft cloth. Stubborn stains can be cleaned with a cloth slightly moistened

with soap and lukewarm water. Never

use solvents such as thinner or gasoline

for cleaning. Unplug the AC power cable from the socket when cleaning the TV. Otherwise, there is the risk of electric shock.

19) Do not dispose of the

batteries in fire.

• Do not short circuit,

dismantle or overheat the batteries. There is

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if the batteries are not replaced correctly. Replace only with the same or equivalent type batteries.

20) Disposing of the exhausted

batteries:

• Dispose of the exhausted

batteries in accordance with the local laws and regulations in order to protect our environment.

21) Do not dispose of your TV with regular household waste. Observe local laws and regulations for disposal.

22) For stand fitting and removal please refer

to loose leaf sheet inside TV carton.

Note 1: This is a Class A product. During operation, the device can cause radio interference. In this case the user may have to remedy this. Please contact your specialist dealer.

Note 2: Electromagnetic fields can cause temporary performance degradation. This can be distinguished as noise in the image.

Start

Remove your television carefully from its

box. You can keep the packaging of your

television to use in future.

Contents of the box Power cable Remote control 2 batteries

Note: Scart, HDMI, VGA and PHONO cables are not supplied with the device.

4.1-Aerial connection

4.2-Powering on your TV and the initial use

1. Insert the power cable into the power

supply input located on the back panel of

the LCD TV.

2. Insert the power cable plug supplied with

the device into the mains socket.

Not 1: Your TV will switch to the STANDBY mode in five minutes if there is no broadcast signal from the aerial. Note 2: Your TV is equipped to operate with

TV buttons in case your remote is broken or

the batteries are exhausted.

3. To power on your television,

press any numerical key or PR+ or PR- keys on the remote control.

For this process, you can also use the buttons on your TV. The picture will appear on the screen after a short while.

Note: If you are not going to use your television for a long time, unplug its power

cable from the socket.

Initial power on and performing settings

To set up your television, read the sections

on the TV controls and making the channel

settings.

4.3-Batteries

Open the lid of the battery compartment

and make sure that you have placed the

batteries in the correct direction. For this

remote control, UM-4, IEC R03 or AAA 1.5 V

batteries are suitable. Do not throw your old batteries into the fire, discard them in a dedicated waste area for this purpose.

Do not mix used batteries with new ones or different types of batteries together.

The performance of the remote control will be reduced at a distance of 8 meters from or at an angle of 30 degrees beyond the centre of the TV.

Your new television

5.1-TV Control Panel

Menu button / Source selection button

On-Off / Standby button

Program Down/Up button

Stand by indicator

Bright light: TV is in Stand-by Dimmed light: TV is On No light: Power Cable is not connected.

5.2-Rear and Side External Connections

1-Component video input (Y) 2-Component audio input (L) 3-Component video input (Pb) 4-Component audio input (R) 5-SPDIF Digital audio output 6-Component video input (Pr)) 7-VGA (PC connection input)) 8-AV1 scart 9-AV2 scart) 10-Antenna input 11-PC audio input 12-Power input

13-Stereo Headphone socket

14-S-VHS input

15- Video input PHONO connector 16-Sound input PHONO connector (Left/L) 17-Sound input PHONO connector (Right/R)

18-CI slot input 19-HDMI 1 input

20-HDMI 2 input

Volume Level Down/Up

button

Please see Technical Specifications Table on page 31 for the available external connections on your television.

• Please do not use the video PHONO and S-Video connection simultaneously, otherwise

these two devices might influence the picture quality of one another.

5.3-Remote Control

Note: In the analog mode

when no menu is open on the screen, Up/Down movement buttons function as program

forward/backward button and

Left/Right movement buttons

function as Volume up/down

button.

(D) : Digital Mode Only

Stand-by mode On/Off button

Temporary sound mute (Mute) button

AV modes selection menu button Picture Format selection button

PAT (Picture and Teletext) Mode ZOOM mode selection button

Subtitle selection button (D)

Not used on this model (D)

Numeric buttons

TV, Radio, Data, Favorite channel selection button (D) Page Stop button in Txt mode (Hold)

EPG selection button (D)

Question/Answer button in Txt mode (Reveal)

Information button Index page button in Txt mode

MENU button

Exit menu button

Return to previous menu button

Up movement button (Menu) Next page selection button in Txt mode

Down movement button (Menu) Previous page selection button in Txt mode

Left movement button (Menu) Change source in PIP mode button

Right movement button (Menu) Change source in PIP mode button

Menu selection confirm Program table selection button

Volume down button

Volume up button

Program forward selection button

Program backward selection button

Red teletext button Start Digital Teletext

Green teletext button Yellow teletext button

Blue teletext button

Teletext/Mix selection button Equalizer selection button

Teletext page enlarge button (Double) Picture Mode selection button

Page update button in Txt mode (Update)

Last viewed program selection button Sub page button in Txt mode (Sub Page)

Freeze Picture button

Time Display button

Change PIP size button

PIP selection button Change PIP position button

Performing the initial power-on settings

6.1-TV controls

6.1.1-Temporary on/off (STAND-BY)

When you press the red STANDBY button located on the upper left

hand side of your remote control while your television is switched on, the sound and the picture will go off. In the stand-by mode, the power indicator of your television will glow brighter. To switch your

television back on, either press

any numeric button or PR+/PR- buttons.

Caution! If you are not going to use your television for a long time, unplug its power

cable from the socket.

6.1.2-Channel Selection

You may select whichever program

number you would like by pressing

the PR+/PR- buttons located on your television and your remote control. To select the programs that are above 9, you can use

the Numerical buttons. You may

enter the number of the program

you would like to select using the

numerical buttons. For example, to switch to the program number 12, press respectively the numeric

control. You can perform the program selection also from the Program Table.

6.1.3-Digital TV, Analog TV and AV Mode Selection

you have selected.

6.1.4-Performing the Volume setting

buttons 1 and 2 on your remote

Press the AV button on your remote control. SOURCE menu will be displayed. Select DIGITAL TV, ANALOG TV or desired AV mode from the Source menu with Up/ Down movement buttons and confirm with OK button so that your television will switch to the source

You can adjust the volume of your

television by using the VOL+/VOL- buttons on your remote control.

6.1.5-Temporary sound mute

(MUTE)

To temporarily mute the sound of your television, press the MUTE button on your remote control. In that case, MUTE symbol will appear on the screen. When you press the same button a second

time, the sound will be restored. If you press the VOL+ button while in the Mute mode, the sound level is increased and the Mute function is aborted.

6.1.6-Returning to Selected Program

(SWAP)

Allows you to switch between the current program you watch and the last selected program. For example, if you change the channel

to Program 11 while you were watching Program 1, press SWAP button to switch

back to Program 1. Press SWAP button to switch back to Program 11 again.

6.1.7-Main Menu

Press the MENU button. The Menu including all the setting menus will

appear on the screen. Navigate

through the Menu titles with the Up/Down movement buttons and press the OK button to select the desired menu. If you want to exit

the menu in any step, just press the EXIT button. Press BACK or MENU buttons to return to the previous Menu while you are in a sub menu.

MAIN MENU

SOUND

PICTURE PROGRAM TABLE SETUP FEATURES

SELECT

EXIT

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