Cello C42109DVB-3D User Manual

42" 3D LCD-TV

C42109DVB-3D

User Guide

Contents

SAFETY INFORMATION .............................................................................................................3

Headphone Warning....................................................................................................................................................... 4

Where to install.............................................................................................................................................................. 4

LCD Screen..................................................................................................................................................................... 4

3D safety information .....................................................................................................................................................5

Unit and Accessories ................................................................................................................6

Getting Started.........................................................................................................................6

Front view.......................................................................................................................................................................6

Remote Control........................................................................................................................7

Functions of remote control buttons..............................................................................................................................8

To Set the Multi-Satellite Mode button..........................................................................................................................

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Installing Batteries in the Remote Control ....................................................................................................................10

Using the Remote Control

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Aerial connection .....................................................................................................................

Connecting the TV Antenna ............................................................................................................................................10

Connecting external devices

HDMI Lead...............................................................................................................................

SCART Lead...............................................................................................................................

VGA Cable......................................................................................................................

CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 11

PC connection............................................................................................................................................................... 12

VGA, HDMI PC Connection............................................................................................................................................ 12

Connecting Video camera and Video recorder ............................................................................................................. 12

Connecting an audio system ........................................................................................................................................ 13

Connecting a DVD player.............................................................................................................................................. 13

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Common Interface Slot...........................................................................................................14

USING YOUR COMMON INTERFACE SLOT .................................................................................................................... 14

Auto installation setup ...........................................................................................................14

Power On / Off the LCD TV............................................................................................................................................ 14

Source Menu ..........................................................................................................................15

Menu Settings ........................................................................................................................15

CHANNEL MENU

PICTURE MENU ............................................................................................................................................................ 15

SOUND MENU............................................................................................................................................................... 15

TIME MENU

LOCK MENU.................................................................................................................................................................. 16

SETUP MENU
Channel Menu

Picture Menu................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Sound Menu ................................................................................................................................................................. 18

Time Menu
Setup Menu

Lock Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................

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Multimedia Operation.............................................................................................................19

Photo ............................................................................................................................................................................ 9 1

Music ............................................................................................................................................................................ 0 2

Movie ............................................................................................................................................................................ 0 2

Text............................................................................................................................................................................... 0 2

Recording Operation...............................................................................................................21

Recording.....................................................................................................................................................................22

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE .................................................................................................... 23

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................23

cations .......................................................................................................................................................... 23

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3D Specifications.......................................................................................................................................................... 24

Wall Mounting........................................................................................................................24

Waste Electrical Recycling .....................................................................................................24

Correct disposal of Product.......................................................................................................................................... 24

cations ..................................................................................................................................................... 23

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this LCD TV which has been designed and manufactured to give you many years of trouble
free service.

You may already be familiar with using a similar product but please take time to read these instructions which have
been written to ensure you get the very best from your purchase.

HDMI

terface) is the next generation of digital interface. Unlike conventional connec­tions, it transmits uncompressed digital and audio signals using a single cabl
input via the HDMI socket on the back of the TV.

Safety is important

To ensure your safety and the safety of others, please read the safety precautions BEFORE you operate this product.

Disclaimer

The illustrations of the LCD-TV, accessories and menus shown in this User’s Manual may differ from the actual prod­uct.

SAFETY INFORMATION

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE.
Take note of the following safety information which appears on the back of the TV.

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE ANY COVER SCREWS, NO USER
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

This symbol indicates that there are important operating maintenance instructions in the literature
accompanying this unit.

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present within this
unit.

Keep these instructions

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the TV.

WARNING! TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS TV TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE. THE TV MUST NOT BE EXPOSED TO DRIPPING AND SPLASHING AND NO OBJECTS
FILLED WITH LIQUIDS SHOULD BE PLACED ON THE TV.

NOTE: No nak
NOTE: When displaying the same still picture for more than 2 hours without any interruption, the picture contours of
the continuously displayed contents may remain visible on screen, i.e. a persistant image remains. The same applies,
when displaying for more than 2 hours:

These do not represent any malfunction and will not be covered by the manufacturer’s warranty

candles should be placed on the TV.

ratio (e.g. 4:3 format)

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This unit has been produced according to all current
safety regulations. The following safety tips should
safeguard users against careless use and the dangers
connected with such use.

tur

ed and rigorously checked prior leaving the fac­tory, as with all electrical appliances it is possible for
problems to develop. If you notice smoke, an excessive
build up of heat or any other unexpected phenomena,
you should disconnect the plug from the mains power
socket immediately.

y ventilated! Never

Ensur
place next to or underneath curtains!

onnect device, the disconnect device shall remain

disc
readily operable.

suppl

y which matches that stated on the label on the
rear of the TV - do not attempt to connect it to any
other type of supply.

The sock
ment and easily accessible.

ply socket with too many other items of equipment.
Appar

nected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earth
connection.

Keep away fr
el

Always hold the plug when pulling out the plug from
the mains supply sock

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Set up the unit so that no one is abl

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age it.
Take not ex cannot be reached and pulled

by young children, avoiding injury.
Do not set up the unit near to heat sour

is done to it. Be c
plastic splinters to avoid injury.

A

void placing the unit on any surfaces that may be

subject to vibrations or shocks.

o protect the unit during a thunderstorm unplug the

T
AC power cable and disconnect the aerial. Caution: Do
not touch the aerial (RF) connector.

et - outlet must be installed near the equip-

atus with Class 1 construction shall be con-

om rodents. Rodents enjoy biting into

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xes.

x can become overloaded and cause a short circuit.

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x could be damaged by the impact of heat.

areful when collecting sharp edged

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ces. The casing

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steamy kitchens or near swimming pools.
Do not use this unit when mois

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Any
only.

pair the unit c

e hazard.

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Switch the set OFF and disconnect the mains power
supply, then c
attempting to use the unit again.

Do NO

T remove the safety covers. There are no use­able or serviceable parts inside. You may invalidate the
warranty
apparatus.

internal cir
do not drop.

close to the TV.
High temperatures can melt plastic and lead t

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ents or petr

may use a damp cloth with dilute detergent.

Headphone

e to install

Wher

ate the television away from direct sunlight and

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strong lights, soft indirect lighting is recommended for
comfortable viewing. Use curtains or blinds to prevent
direct sunlight falling on the screen. Place the TV on a
sturdy platform of which the surfac
s

teady. This will prevent it from falling over.
Make sure the television is located in a position where it
cannot be pushed or hit by objects, as pressure will break
or damage the screen, and so that small objects cannot
be inserted into the ventilation slots or openings in the
cabinet.

LCD Sc

reen

ould be dangerous and potentially cause

sonnel must only service this

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cuits. Take good care of the remote control,

Warning

Loud music can damage your hearing
irreversibly, therefore do not set the volume
to a high level when listening through
headphones, particularly for lengthy
listening periods.

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or stubborn stains, you

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unplug the A
The unit bec

place any covers or blankets on the unit in order to
prevent overheating. The ventilation holes are not to
be blocked. Do not set up near radiators. Do not place
in direct sunshine. When placing on a shelf leave 5 cm
(2”) free space around the whole unit.

Do not all
NOT use in wet or moist areas such as Bathrooms,

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C power cable for safety reasons.

omes warm when in operation. Do not

ow water or moisture to enter the TV. Do

The

LCD display panels are manufactured using an
extremely high level of precision technology, however
sometimes some parts of the screen may be missing
picture elements or have luminous spots. This is not a
sign of malfunction.

3D Safety Information

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If you watch the 3D imaging too closely or for a long period of time, it may harm
your eyesight.

•

Watching the TV or playing video games that incorporate 3D imaging with the 3D

glasses for a long period of time can cause drowsiness, headaches or fatigue to you
and/or your eyes. If you have a headache, or otherwise feel fatigued or drowsy, stop
watching the TV and take a rest.
Pregnant woman, seniors, persons with heart problems or persons who experience

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frequent drowsiness should refrain from watching 3D TV.
Some 3D imaging may cause you to duck or dodge the image displayed in the video.

•

Therefore, it is best if you do not watch 3D TV near fragile objects or near any objects
that can be knocked over easily.

•

Please prevent children under the age of 5 from watching 3D TV. It may affect their
vision development.

Warning for photosensitization seizure:

• Some viewers may experience a s

including flashing lights or images in TV or video games. If you or anybody from
your family has a history of epilepsy or seizure, please consult with your doctor
before watching 3D TV. Also certain symptoms can occur in unspecified conditions
without any previous history. If you experience any of the following symptoms,
immediately stop watching the 3D imaging and consult a doctor: dizziness or light
headedness, visual transition or altered vision, visua
or muscle twitching, unconscious action, convulsion, loss of conscience, confusion or
disorientation, loss of directional sense, cramps, or nausea. Parents should monitor
their children, including teenagers, for these symptoms as they may be more sensitive
to the effects of watching 3D TV.

Risk of photosensitization seizure can be reduced with the follow

•

Take frequent breaks from watching 3D TV.

• For those who have vision that is different in each eye, they should watch the TV after

taking vision correction measures.

• Watch the TV so that your eyes are on the same level as the 3D screen and refrain

from sitting too closely to the TV.

• Do not watch the 3D imaging when tired or sick, and avoid watching the 3D imaging

for a long period of time.

• Do not wear the 3D glasses for any other purpose than viewing 3D imaging on a 3D

TV.

• Some viewers may feel disoriented after watching 3D TV. Therefore, after you watch

D TV, take a moment to regain awareness of your situation before moving.

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eizure or epilepsy when exposed to certain factors,

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ng actions.

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Unit and Accessories

Getting Started

Front view

TV set

Batteries

for Remote

Control

Quick Start Guide

Quick Start Guide

Remote Control

4 x polarized glasses

Warranty Card

Warranty Card

LCD Indicator

Remote Control Window

Keep clear

SOURCE

User Guide

User Guide

Quick Start Guide

Qui ck St art Gui de

Packaging materials are not toys. Please keep away from
children. Plastic bags can cause suffocation when pulled
over the head.

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Source

.

Standby

CHANNEL

SETUP

ATV
DTV
Media
AV
PC
Component
SCART
HDMI1
HDMI2
HDMI3

Power switch

Turn on or standby.

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TV

s

*

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key

Note:

To select 3D mode press the
P button 3 times and using
the arrow keys select from;

In DTV mode
3D Off
2D to 3D

In Media or Hdmi mode
3D Off
Side by Side
Top/Bottom
Frame Packing
Line by Line

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Installing Batteries in the Remote Control

1. Remove the battery compartment
cover at the rear of the remote
control by pushing the retaining
clip forward and pulling up.

2. Install the supplied batteries, en­suring the polarity matches what
is shown in the battery compart­ment.

3.

Replace the battery compartment
cover.

Using the Remote Control

To use the remote control point it at the TV and press the
required buttons. You must be within 6 meters and at an
angle of less than 30 degrees from the center of the TV.

NOTE: Sunshine or other strong light sources may inter­fere with the signal from the remote control. In this situa­tion turn the TV away from the light source.

WARNING! DO NOT LEAVE BATTERIES IN
THE REMOTE CONTROL FOR EXTENDED
PERIODS AS THEY CAN LEAK OR CORRODE

CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE REMOTE CON­TROL. CHECK THEM PERIODICALLY AND
REPLACE THEM AS REQUIRED.

WARNING! DO NOT MIX BATTERY TYPES.

WHEN INSERTING BATTERIES, REPLACE

ALL BATTERIES AT THE SAME TIME. DO
NOT MIX OLD AND NEW BATTERIES.

WARNING! EXHAUSTED BATTERIES MUST

BE TREATED WITH CARE AND DISPOSED

OF ACCORDING TO ANY SAFETY OR RECY-

CLING REGULATIONS IN FORCE IN YOUR
LOCAL AREA, NEVER DISPOSE OF BATTER­IES INTO GENERAL WASTE, OR FIRE.

WARNING! NEVER EXPOSE BATTERIES TO

EXCESSIVE HEAT SUCH AS SUNSHINE, FIRE

OR THE LIKE.

Aerial connection

WARNING! ENSURE THE TV AND ALL ANCILLARY
EQUIPMENT IS UNPLUGGED FROM THE MAINS BEFORE
MAKING ANY CONNECTIONS!

Connecting the TV Antenna

Connect the TV antenna to the aerial socket with a 75
ohm co-axial plug. For best results use a high gain TV
aerial, preferably roof or loft mounted.

chase and inst

Way Signal Splitter (not supplied).

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TV Aerial

Connecting external devices

This instruction manual shows the simplest and most ef­fective way of connecting your TV to ancillary equipment.
Alternate methods are listed below.

HDMI Lead

You can connect this TV to a compatible device using a
HDMI lead. This method will give the best picture.

Connect the cable from the HDMI equipment to the TV
HDMI socket.

SCART Lead

You can connect this TV to a compatible device using
a SCART lead. The connection uses component video
signals, i.e. the red, green and blue (RGB) content of the
video are sent on separate signals.

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VGA Cable

You can use your TV as a monitor for your personal com­puter by using a VGA cable. Sound from your personal
computer may also be played through the TV.

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Connecting external devices (continued)

CONNECTIONS

Name Function Description

Connect to USB device for multimediaUSB

HDMI 1, 2, 3

SCART

PC-IN PC audio input

Connect to the HDMI socket of your
DVD or Satellite Box

Connect to the Scart input / output of
external devices

VGA, HDMI PC Connection

Use a PC-VGA cable (not supplied) to connect the TV to
your PC. You can also use an HDMI cable to connect to
your PC (if your PC Graphic card supports HDMI). When
the HDMI cable is used, the PC audio cable is no longer
required. If you use the HDMI to DVI cable, you will need
to use the PC audio cable. Connect all cables carefully
and do not bend or break the connector pins.

When using the VGA cable

VGA

Headphone Connect Headphone

YPbPr

Video

L/R audio in

TV Connectto antenna or c

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COAXIAL OUT

RCA AUDIO OUT

Caution:

Before connecting external devices:

Makes sure to disconnect the appliances from the
power supply in order to avoid any potential damage
from occurring.

rectly attached before connecting the appliances to the
power supply.

Connect to the PC VGA output to dis­play PC graphics

Connect to the YPbPr output on
external devices

Connect to the video output of
external devices

Audio signal input for AV (Shared
with YPbPr)

CI slot (pay as you vie

Output to audio amplifier

Output to audio amplifier

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d slot)

When using the HDMI cable

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VGA cable

HDMI to DVI cable

Audio cable

HDMI to HDMI

(All illustrated cables are not supplied)

Connecting Video camera and Video recorder

Video camera

­era.

PC connection

As PCs are sometimes still supplied with a ‘conventional’
CRT monitor, you may need to adjust the display set­tings of your PCs graphics card, otherwise the pictures
may not appear correctly. Switch on your PC (still with
your original monitor connected) now select the screen
resolution, and select 60Hz refresh rate. Switch off your
PC, then connect it to your TV while both appliances are
still switched off.

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camera. Note:

to the video camera instruction manual.

Video recorder

recorder.

Note:

To connect the video recorder using other cables, refer
to the video recorder instruction manual.

Video recorder

Connecting a DVD player

Connect a DVD player using either a SCART cable , the
HDMI cable or YPbPr cable (only if your external
equipment supports HDMI).

Audio cable

Scart cable

Use Scart adapter cable

AV cable

Video camera

(All illustrated cables are not supplied)

Connecting an audio system

You can supply the TV sound to the stereo system (A) with
the Scart socket. Use a special Scart cable SCART to RCA.
(Please consult y
have a surr
RCA audio cable or the special Scart cable Scart to RCA.

structions for details). If you

coder (B) Use the

(

A)

YPbPr cable

(All illustrated cables are not supplied)

When using the SCART cable

When using the HDMI cable

When using the YPbPr cable

lect YPbPr as input source

HDMI

SCART

to HDMI

Scart to RCA cable

(A)

(B)

l

RCA audio cable

Coax cable

(All illustrated cables are not supplied)

Audio out

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Common Interface Slot

Auto installation setup

USING YOUR COMMON INTERFACE SLOT

Common Interface

The Common Interface (CI) slot is designed to accept
the Conditional Access Module (CAM) and Smart Card
in order to view the pay TV programmes and additional
services. Contact your Pay Per View TV service provider
to get more information about the modules and subscrip­tions.

NOTE: Conditional Access Module and Smart Cards are
sold separately.

WARNING! SWITCH OFF YOUR TV BEFORE ANY MODULE
IS INSERTED INTO THE COMMON INTERFACE SLOT,
THEN ADD THE SMART CARD TO THE CAM.

CI Slot

1. Connect the mains lead to the AC power supply and connect the aerial cable to the TV input.

CAM

Smart Card

2. Turn on the TV by pressing on the remote control.

3. The first

4. 1

5. 2

6. The tuning process will find all available ATV and DTV channels and store them.

7. By pressing the Quick Start bu

Power On / Off the LCD TV

To turn on the LCD TV

Connect the mains lead to the AC power supply and connect the
aerial cable to the TV input socket. Make sure the power switch
on the rear of the TV is set to ON. The standby indicator will be
red.

Press the power button on the TV or the button on the remote
control, the standby indicator will turn green.

To turn off the LCD TV

Press the power button on the LCD TV or the button on the
remote control, the standby indicator will light red.

When you initially turn on the LCD TV you will see the first
time installation menu as below:

me you turn the TV on, it will go straight into the Quick Start menu.

st

Menu using the remote control arrow bu ons select your Menu language. Press OK

bu

on.

nd

Menu using the remote control arrow bu

OK.

on on the Remote control the Tuning menu can be recalled

me.

at any

ons select your country, UK is selected. Press

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1. Turn on the TV and ensure ‘DTV’ Source is selected.

2. If the CAM is detected the TV will display the following
message on the screen. “Common Interface Module
inserted” wait for a few moments until the card is
activated.

3. Select the relevant digital Pay Per View channel.

4. Detailed information on the Smart Card in use is dis

-

played

5. Press the Ok button to access the card menu. Refer to
the Module Instruction Manual for setting details.

6.

When the module is removed, the following message
will appear on the screen. “Common Interface module
removed”.

A er tuning the Target Region Descriptor will be displayed on the screen.

details).

Target Region Descriptor

During tuning your TV may have received signals from more than one
transmitter. If this has occurred the Target Region Descriptor screen will be
displayed. This will enable you to select the correct regional transmission for
the local news service that you require.

Press the
each option's setting and then press the OK

Country Code This will be shown as GBR for the UK.

Primary Region

Secondary Region

Tertiary Region

buttons to select the options. Press the buttons to adjust

This will show the regional country (England, Wales,
Scotland, NI).

This will allow you to set the region for your local
news service on BBC and ITV (London, Beds and
Cambs etc).

You may receive signals from more than one
transmitter within the Secondary Region, (e.g Beds
and Cambs may have Luton or Sandy Heath).

Target Region Setting

Country Code GBR

Primary Region England

Secondary Region

Tertiary Region

London

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Source Menu

Menu Settings

You can select the input source menu by pressing the
Source button on the remote control or the SOURCE

button on the LCD TV.

Press Source button on the remote control.

Use

Press

to move to the desired input source

to select.

1. Turn the LCD TV on.

2. Press the Menu button on the Remote Control.

3. Use the
menu.

4. Press the Exit button to exit the Menu.

and buttons to navigate through the

CHANNEL MENU

Allows you to search channels and set up a variety of
channel options. (Select DTV source for example)

PICTURE MENU

Allows you to make adjustments to your picture settings.

(Select DTV source for example)

SOUND MENU

Allows you to customize the sound options and effects.
(Select DTV source for example)

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TIME MENU

Allows you to setup a variety of time options. (Select DTV
source for example)

Menu Settings (continued)

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CHANNEL MENU

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LOCK MENU

Allows you to set up a variety of lock options. (Select DTV
source for example)

SETUP MENU

Allows you to set up a variety of options. (Select DTV
source for example)

Description

Auto Tuning

Press the OK button to enter the menu, and select the
Country and Tuning mode for the TV, then Press OK button
to start the auto tuning.

DTV Manual Tuning

Press the OK button to enter the DTV Manual Tuning menu,
select a DTV channel, press the OK

button to start searching.

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ATV Manual Tuning

Press the OK button to enter the ATV Manual Tuning menu.

Current CH: Select the channel you want to manual tuning.
Colour System: Select a colour system for searching.
Sound System: Select a sound system for searching.
Fine Tune: Press button to fine-tune.
AFC: Press button to select On or Off.
Search: Press button to start search.
Note: Press Exit button to exit menu.

Colour System

Menu Settings ( continue d )

Programme Edit

Press the OK button to enter the Programme Edit menu
as below.

PICTURE menu

Picture Mode: Choose from Standard, Dynamic,

Personal and Mild.

Contrast, Brightness, Colour and sharpness

Note:

are only available and can be adjusted in the Personal
mode option in the Picture Mode Settings.

Contrast: Controls the difference between the

brightest and darkest regions of the picture.

Brightness: Controls the overall brightness of the

picture.

Colour:Control the colour.

Delete: Select a channel and press the RED button to delete it.
Rename: Select an ATV channel, and press the GREEN button,

then you use buttons to move the cursor position,

use button to select the character, press OK button
to exit and saved.

Move: Select an ATV channel, and press the YELLOW button,

then you use
programme, press YELLOW again to confirm the change.
Press menu to exit and your new changes will be saved.

Rename and Move function only in ATV mode.

buttons to change the position of the

Skip: Select a channel and press the BLUE button, this will

label the channel. As long as the channel has a skip label it will
be skipped when searching through the channels using the
CH+/- buttons.

PC Setup (PC mode only): Press the OK button to enter
the submenu to adjust the Horizontal / Vertical position

or size and phase of the picture by

Signal Information

Displays the digital TV-signal information (DTV mode only).

CI Information

Please contact your “pay perview” provider who can supply a
viewing card and cam unit with instructions for their use.

Tint: Controls the tint ( NTSC mode only).

Sharpness: Increase this setting to see crisp

edges in the picture; decrease it for soft edges.

Colour Temperature: Choose from Cold, Normal,

Warm.

Noise Reduction: Choose interference noise

modes from Off, Low, Middle, High and Default.

3D Type: Select 3D format.

Exchange 3D L/R: Arrange images for left and right eyes.

2D to 3D: Switch form 2D to 3D.
3D to 2D: Switch form 3D to 2D.

Special n on

1. This fun

on works only in USB and HDMI mode

2. Only when the appropriate 3D mode is selected can you
see the 3D effect.

3. Wear 3D glasses before watching 3D vide

os.

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Sound Menu

Sound Mode: Allows you to select Standard, Music, Movie,

Sports or Personal. Note: Treble, Bass, Balance can only

adjusted when set in Personal mode.

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Treble: Controls the relative intensity of higher pitched
sounds.

Bass: Controls the relative intensity of lower pitched
sounds.

Balance: Controls the volume between the left and right
speaker.

Auto Volume: Controls the TVs volume automatically
when ON is selected

SPDIF Mode: Choose from PCM, Auto and Off.

AD Switch: Tur on/off the AD switch function by selecting

“On” or “Off”.

Time Menu

OSD Language: choose the menu language

Audio Languages (can only be selected in DTV mode):

Select the audio language.

Subtitle Language (can only be selected in DTV mode)

Select the subtitle language.

Hearing Impaired

PVR File System: Setup the PVR file System

Aspect Screen: ,1mooZ ,9:61 ,3:4 morf esoohC

Zoom2,

Blue Screen: Turn On

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Panorama.

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Turn On/Off the hearing Impaired function.

Auto,

: Press the OK key to restore the factory default

Lock Menu

Lock System: Turn On/Off the lock system function

Note: you should enter the code to operate the menu

(Default code is 0000)

Set Password: If the code has been changed you must
enter the current password.

New: Enter new password

Enter new password

If you change the password, be sure to remember the new
password! If you forget use the master password "4711".

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Sleep Timer: Allows you to setup the sleep timer among
10min, 20min,30min,60min,90min,120min, 180min,
240min and off

Choose your TV clock settings using the time menu options.

Setup Menu

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Block Program: Use
and press the GREEN button on the remote control to lock
the channel.

Note: You must enter your password to view channels
that have been blocked.

Parental Guidance: Allows you to select the parental
guidance mode.

buttons to select the channel

Multimedia Operation

MAIN MENU: PHOTO MUSIC MOVIE TEXT

Press the source button to display the Input source menu
and select
menu as seen in picture above.

Insert USB device and sel
listen too or view from PHOTO, MUSIC, MOVIE and TEXT.
Then Press OK to enter the menu and choose the folder

le you wish to activate.

Return - Return to previous folder or menu
Press play/pause button to previe

Press up/down/left/right arrow buttons to select and the
OK button to activat
t
mode press the OK button to show the navigation menu
on the bottom of the screen or press stop button to return

les.

t

Note: Press RED button to delet les

, press the OK button to enter the USB

Media

les you want to

les

le or open the folder. Press

les in full screen mode. When in full screen

Photo

Photo viewing

Press buttons to select the option on the navigation
menu and press OK to activate.

JOB-2175.JPG

Pause: play/pause the photo viewing

Prev/Next: View the Previous or Next photo

Stop: Stop the photo viewing

Repeat: Select the repeat mode from Repeat ALL, Re-

peat 1 and Repeat None.

Music: Play/Pause the music

Playlist: Display the playlist on screen

Info:

Rotate: Turn the photo clockwise or counter clockwise

Zoom: Zoom In/Out of the pho to.

Move View: Move the photo in Zoom in mode.

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Music

Play the music

Press buttons to select the option on the menu and
press button to activate.

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Pause: Play/Pause the music

FB/FF: Fast back and Fast forward

Prev/Next: Play the previous or ne

Stop: Stop the music

Repeat: Select from REPEAT ALL, REPEAT 1 and OFF

Mute: Mute the Audio

Playlist: Display the playlist on screen

Info: le information

Goto Time: Play the music or audio book from the time

you set

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Movie

Play the movie

Press buttons to select the option on the menu and
press button to activate.

Step forward: Step quickly through the movie using this
option

Goto Time: Play the movie from the time you set

Text

View te les

.txt

Prev/Next Page: Turn to the Previous or Next page

Prev/Next: Turn to the previous or ne

Music: Play/Pause the music programme

Playlist: Display the playlist on screen

Info:

Stop: Stop the text viewing

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Pause: Play/Pause the movie

FB/FF: Fast back and Fast forward

Prev/Next: Play the previous or ne

Stop: Stop the movie playback

Set A-B: Select and play a chosen part of the mo

setting A as start point and B as end. Press OK button to
cancel.

Playlist: Display the playlist on screen
Info:

Slow forward: Play the movies at slow speed, press for

normal playback speed.

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Recording Operation

Note: Delete any scheduled recordings out of this list with
the RED button.

PVR Settings

PVR File System: Press the MENU button and select the
OPTION menu, choose PVR File System and press OK.

Schedule List

Press the A button on the remote control to display the
recorder schedule list

Note: Delete any scheduled recordings out of this list with
the RED button

Timer Record

When selecting a programme in the EPG for Timer record
the Recorder menu will appear. Press OK and the Timer
will set automatically from the EPG data. If you choose to
manually programme the Recorder menu you can.

Select Disc: Select the USB device to record on.

Check PVR File System: Check the system of the USB

device

USB Disc: Displays information

Format: Format the USB device for PVR operating

Time Shift Size: Displays the memory size of the USB

device

Speed: Displays the speed of the USB device

Free Record Limit: Set the record time limit

Recorded List

Press the SD1 button on the remote control to display the
recorded list

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Channel: Select the channel you want to record

Mode: Select the recording mode

Start time: Select the record time begin

End time: Select the record time end

Press the OK button to save and exit the menu

Mode Auto

Back

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Recording

Record and Time shift function buttons

When you press the Rec button the navigation menu
will display on screen.

Note: Display and exit the navigation menu by pressing

button. While you are recording you can press the

the
play button and watch what has already been recorded.

EPG Recording

Display the programme guide by pressing the GUIDE but­ton

Select a programme to record by navigating through the
EPG with the

buttons.

0000:21:40

Recording: Press

to start instant recording

Pause: Press to activate the time shift function and
pause live TV.

Stop: Press to stop the recording or the time shift
process.

Remote Control button SD1: Displays the recorded List

Remote Control button A: Displays the Recording Sched-

ule List

Time shift

When you press the Pause/Play button the picture
will be paused and the navigation menu will displayed on
screen

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[-00:01:21/00:10:00]

12:00-18:00 This is BBC Parliament
18:00-00:00 This is BBC Parliament

Record: Press the RED button to display the recorder
menu and set the timer record. When the programme
starts it will be recorded to the USB device.

Display: Press the GREEN button to display the informa­tion of the programme

Schedule: Press YELLOW button to display the recording
Schedule List

Remind: Press BLUE button to display the remind menu.
Once the programme starts the TV will automatically
switch to this programme.

While you are doing a time shift recording you can press
the play button and watch what has already been re­corded

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TV System PAL/BG/DK/ I
Audio System BG/DK/I
Screen size
Resolution 1920 x 1080 Pixels (RGB)
Aerial input 75 Ohm (unbalanced)
Audio output power 2 x 8W
Power requirements
Power consumption Max 138W
Standby power consumption <0.5W

42” (Diagonal)

100-240V 50/60Hz

17Kg

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3D Specifications

Remote contr cations

Type Infrared
Control distance 5m
Control angle 30 degrees (Horizontal)
Batteries 2 x 1.5V, Size AA
Dimensions 48 x 193 x 20mm
Weight 120g (without batteries)

Wall Mounting

1. The stand must rst be removed. Place the TV face
down.

Remove the four screws on the back of the TV to

2.

release the stand.

3. Remove and store the stand and screws.

4. Use four machine screws to mount the TV on the

bracket.

This unit is VESA-Compliant and designed to be wall
mounted with a VESA-Compliant 400mm x 400 mm
mounting kit. Mount this unit according to the instruc­tions of the wall bracket (not supplied)

400mm

400mm

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Waste Electrical Recycling

Correct disposal of Product

This sign indicates that this product may not
be disposed of with your regular household
waste. The recycling and separate collection
of such products is your responsibility. Please
drop off the above mentioned waste at a

designated place for recycling waste electri­cal and electronic equipment. If you do not know where
to drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please
contact your local city
tion service.

The crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol
indicates that batteries and /or accumulators
must be collected and disposed of separately
from household waste.

If the battery or accumulator contains more
than the
(Hg), and/or cadmium (Cd)
tery Directive (2006/66/EC), then the chemicals
Hg Cd Pb symbols for lead(Pb), mercury (Hg)
and/or cadmium (Cd) will appear below the
crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol.

By participating in separate collection of batteries, you
will help to assure the proper disposal of products and
batteries thus help to prevent potential negative conse­quences for the environment and human health.

For more detailed information about the collection and
recycling programmes available in your country, please
contact your local city
chased this product.

This appliance complies with European Safety
and Electrical directives.

It

En55013:2001+A1:2003+A2:2006
EN55020: 2007
EN61000-3-2: 2006 EN61000-3-3:1995+A1:2001+A2:2005
EN55022:2006(CLASS-A)
EN55024:1998+A1:2001+A2:2003

ce or household waste collec-

values of lead (Pb), mercury

in the Bat-

ce or the shop where you pur-

the following EU regulations: