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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Before using the TV, please read this manual thoroughly,
and retain it for future reference.
Model:LED1337A
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CONTENTS
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SAFETY
PRECAUTION
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTION
ACCESSORIES
GETTING
STARTED
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CONTROL
REFERENCE
GUIDE
WALL MOUNT
INSTALLATION
INITIAL SETUP
TV SETUP
CONNECTIONS
Remote Control
Front Frame
Back Frame
Side Panel
Antenna Connection
S-Video Connection
AV Connection
Y Pb Pr Connection
HDMI Connection
VGA Connection
Headphone Connection
Power Cord Connection
Putting The Unit On A Proper Place
Source Selection
Turning The Unit On For The First Time
Picture Menu
Audio Menu
Time Menu
Setup Menu
LOCK(Parental) Menu
TV(CHANNEL) Menu
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CONTENTS
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DISPL AY
MODE
SPECI FIC ATI ON
TROUB LESHOOT ING
GUIDE
PC Formats
Video Formats
SAFETY CLASS :This is an IEC safety class I product
and it must be grounded for safety.
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SAFETY PRECAUTION
CAUTION
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WAR NING:
PLACEMENT IN FORMATION
SAFE TY INFOR MATION
RATING PLATE LOCATION
FCC STATEMENTS
WARNING:
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CAUT IO N MARKING WAS L OC AT ED AT BOTTOM
ENCL OS URE OF THE APPA RA TU S.
WARNING:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK，DO NOT REMOVE COVER（OR BACK）
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle,is intended to
alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage”within the product's enclosure
that may beof sufficient magnitude to constitute a
risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
Triangle is intended to alert the user to
The presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.
DANGER OF EX PLOSION IF BATTER Y IS
INCORREC TLY REPLACED. R EPLACE ONLY
WITH THE SAM E OR EQUIVALENT TYP E.
USE OF CONTR OLS OR ADJUSTME NTS OR
PERFORMA NCE OF PROCEDUR ES OTHER
THAN THOSE S PECIFIED MAY RE SULT IN
HAZARDOU S RADIATION EXP OSURE.
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TO REDUCE TH E RISK OF FIRE OR ELECT RIC
SHOCK, DO NO T EXPOSE THIS APPLI ANCE TO
RAIN OR MOIS TURE.
TOREVENT F IRE OR SHOCK HAZA RD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THI S UNIT TO RAIN OR MOIST URE. DO
NOT PLACE OB JECTS FILLED WI TH LIQUIDS ON
OR NEAR THIS U NIT.
SHOULDAN YTROUBLE OCCU R, DISCONNECT
THE AC POWER C ORD AND REFER SER VICING
TO A QUALIFI ED TECHNICIAN .
Do not use thi s unit in places th at are extremely
hot, cold, d usty or humid.
Do not restr ict the airflow o f this unit by placin g it
somewher e with poor airfl ow, by covering it wi th
a cloth, by pl acing it on beddi ng or carpeting.
When conne cting or discon necting the AC powe r
cord, grip t he plug and not the c ord itself. Pulli ng
the cord may d amage it and crea te a hazard.
When youar e not going to use th e unit for a long
period of ti me, disconnec t the AC power cord.
The rating p late is located o n the rear of the unit.
NOTE: This u nit has been test ed and found to compl y
with the lim its for a Class B dig ital device, purs uant
to Part 15 of th e FCC Rules. Thes e limits are design ed
to provide r easonable pro tection against h armful
interfer ence in a residen tial installati on.
This unit ge nerates, uses a nd can radiate radi o
frequenc y energy and, if no t installed and use d in
accordan ce with the instr uctions, may caus e harmful
interfer ence to radio com munication. How ever, there
is no guaran tee that interf erence will not occ ur in a
particul ar installati on. If this unit does c ause harmful
interfer ence to radio or te levision recept ion, which
can be deter mined by turnin g the unit off and on, th e
user is enco uraged to try to co rrect the interfe rence
by one or more o f the following m easures:
- Reorient o r relocate the re ceiving antenna .
- Increase t he separation b etween the unit and
receiver .
-Connect t he unit into an out let on a circuit diff erent
from that to w hich the receiv er is connected.
- Consult th e dealer or an expe rienced radio/T V
technici an for help.
Changes or modifications to this
unit not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user authority
to operatethe unit.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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1)Read thes e instruction s.
2)Keep thes e instruction s.
3)Heed all wa rnings.
4)Follow al l instruction s.
5)Do not use th is apparatus ne ar water.
6)Clean onl y with a dry cloth.
7)Do not bloc k any ventilati on openings.
Install in a ccordance wit h the
manufact urer's instru ctions.
8)Do not inst all near any heat s ources such
as radiato rs, heat regist ers, stoves, or
other appa ratus (Includ ing amplifier s) that
produce he at.
9)Do not defe ct the safety pur pose of the
polarize d or grounding- type plug.
A polarize d plug has two blad es with one
wider than t he other.
A groundin gtype plug has tw o blades
and a third gr ounding prong .
The wide bla de or the third pro ng is
provided f or your safety.
If the provi ded plug does not f it into your
wall outle t, consult an ele ctrician for
replacem ent of the obsole te outlet.
10)Protec t the power cord fr om being walked o n
or pinched p articularly a t plugs, conven ience
receptac les, and the poin t where they exit
from the app aratus.
11)Only use a ttachments / ac cessories spe cified
by the manuf acturer.
12)Use only w ith the cart, sta nd,
tripod, br acket, or table
specifie d by the manufact urer,
or sold with t he apparatus.
When a cart is u sed, use cautio n when
moving the c art / apparatus c ombination to
avoid inju ry from tip-ove r.
13)Unplug t his apparatus d uring lightni ng
Storms or wh en unused for lon g periods of
time.
14)Refer al l servicing to qu alified servi ce
personne l. Servicing is r equired when th e
apparatu shas been damag ed in any way,
such as the po wer cord or plug is d amaged,
liquid has b een spilled or ob jects have fall en
into the app aratus, the app aratus has been
exposed to r ain or moisture , does not operat e
normally , or has been dropp ed.
15)To preve nt electric sho ck, ensure the gr ounding
pin on the AC co rd power plug is se curely
connecte d.
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ACCESSORIES
Please check and ide ntify the supplied accessories.
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GETTING STARTED
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
TO INSTALL THE BATTERIES
BATTERY REPL ACEMENT
CAUTION
1. Open the battery door. 2. Insert 2 "AA" batteries
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: Da ng er of explo si on if batte ry is i ncorrec tly re pla ce d.
NOT ES
WARNING :
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Remo te c on trol .......... ............. ............... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............... .........
Remote control
Battery(AA)
Warranty Card
Instruction Manual
Swit ch ing Adaptor
·Point the remote control at t he remote senso r located on the un it.
·When there is a strong ambien t light source, t he performanc e of the infrared r emote sensor
·may be degraded, causing unreliable operation.
·The recommended effecti ve distance for r emote operati on is about 16 feet ( 5 meters).
When the batteries become weak, the operating distanc e of the remote control is greatly
reduce dand you will nee d to replace the ba tteries.
·If the remote control is not going to be usedfor a long time, remove the batteries to avoid
damage c aused by batter y leakage corro sion.
·Do not mix old and new batter ies. Do not mix ALKALINE, standard (CARBON-ZINC ) or
rechar geable (NICKE L-CADMIUM) ba tteries.
·Always remove batteries as soon as they become weak.
·Weak batteries can leak a nd severely dam age the remote co ntrol.
Do not dispo se batteries in a f ire. Batterie s may explode or le ak.
Batterie s shall not be expo sed to excessiv e heat such as suns hine, fire or the l ike.
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CONTROL REFERENCE GUIDE
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REMOTE CONTROL
Universal Remote Code: 1218
1.STANDBY
To switch on the Tv or make the TV into
standby mode.
2.MUTE
Press this button to mute or restore sound.
3.INFO
Show the information of the program you are watching.
4.SOURCE
Press this button to select an input source.
5.PMODE
Press this button to select a picture mode for different
picture qualities.
6.SMODE
Press this button to select sound setting for different
sound effects.
7.0-9
Allows you to change the channel of the TV.
8.
Switches back and forth between the current and
previous channels.
9.SLEEP
To select the amount of time before your TV turns
Off automatically.
10.VOL+/VOLIncreases/Decreases the Volume control.
11.CH+/CHSkips to the next/previous channel on TV mode.
12.UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT
Moves the cursor upward/downward/to the left/to the right
when making a selection.
13.MENU
Displays the OSD Menu of the TV.
14.CC
Press the button to enter into the CC mode.
15.MTS
To change among STEREO, MONO and SAP. If there is no
second language available for the signal received, LCD
Display audio will output to mono.
16.ENTER
Press to confirm selections on a menu screen.
17.Exit
Press this button to exit the on screen display.
18.EPG
Press this button to select the electronic programme
guide in DTV mode.
19. FAV
Press this button to show the favourite channel list on
your TV.
20. FAV+/FAVPress this button to go through the FAV channel list.
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CONTROL REFERENCE GUIDE
BACK VIEW
FRONT VIEW
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1.Color LED Screen
2.Remote Sensor
Do not block this sensor or the
remote control will not work.
3.Standby Indicator
Indicates whether the unit is ON
or in STANDBY (OFF) mode.
Light in red: The unit is in STANDBY.
Light in blue: The unit is turned ON.
4. Speakers
1.TV ANTENNA Terminal
2.HEAD PHONE Jack
3.AUDIO IN Jack (Right)
4.AUDIO IN Jack (Left)
5.VIDEO IN Jack
6.S-VIDEO Jack
7.Y / Pb / Pr Jacks
8.PC AUDIOIN Jack
9.VGA IN Jack
10.HDMI IN Jack
11.DC IN (12V)
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CONTROL REFERENCE GUIDE
FRONT VIEW
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CONNECTIONS
CONNECTING A TV ANTENNA / CABLE / S A TELLITE
To vi ew televis io n channels co rrectly, a sig nal must
be rece iv ed from one of the fo llowing so urces:
- An indoo r or outdoor aeria l antenna
- A ca bl e system
- A sate ll ite system
Fo r rec ei ving over-the -air TV broad casts , we
recomm end that yo u use an exte rn al fixe d an te nna.
Sh ou ld you require th e use of a tempor ar y a ntenna,
pl ea se ensure that you purc hase an anten na wi th
su ff icien t abi lity to receive in weak si gnal areas .
On ly w hen you a re in cl ose proximi ty t o a tr ansmi tt er
wi ll a tem po rar y ante nn a rep ro duce a sign al as
st ro ng ly as a fixed anten na.
To co nnect to other equ ipment suc h as a VCR, ca mcorder, satellit e sys te m or cable, etc.
CONNEC TING AN A/ V DEVICE
NOTE
Connecting to a VCR / Camcorder /
Satellite System / Cable
AUDIO OUT S-VIDEO OUT
AUDIO IN S-VIDEO IN
NOTE
CONNEC TING DEVICES WITH A COMPOSI TE (YELLOW RCA-TYPE)
VIDEO OUTPUT
Connecting to a VCR / Video Game System / Camcorder
AUDIO VIDEO OUT
AUDIO VIDEO IN
NOTE
Co nn ect the AUDIO and S-V IDEO cable
(n ot in cluded) as sh own.
Ma ke sure yo u co nnect t he c able from t he o ther
eq ui pment ( an d ) to
th is un it ( an d ).
Pl ea se refer to the u se r manua l for the oth er
eq ui pment for more inf ormatio n.
To con ne ct A/V de vices suc h as a V CR , video g am e system or c am corder.
Co nn ect the AUDIO / VIDEO ca ble (not incl uded) as show n.
Ma ke sure yo u co nnect t he c able from t he o ther eq ui pment ( and ) to this u ni t
( and ).
Pl ea se refer to the u se r manua l
fo r th e other e qu ipment fo r
mo re info rmation .
Sa te ll ite, cable or TV anten na
ca bl e to TV A NT ENNA
term in al (cable not in cluded)
To AUDIO / VID EO
IN ja cks (AV I N)
To AUDIO / VID EO
OUT ja cks
To S-V IDE O OUT / A UDIO OU T jacks
To AUD IO IN
jac ks (AV IN )
To DIO IN
jac ks (AV IN)
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CONNECTIONS
CONNEC TING A HI GH-DE FINIT ION (HD) SO URCE USING CONNECTION
OUT AUDIO OUT IN AUDIO I
NOT E
COMPONEN T
COMPONE COMPONENT N
High -D efiniti on (H D) Devices with component video output must be connec te d to the Y inpu t.
Conn ec t the component video cable and audi o cable (not include d) as shown.
Ma ke sure yo u co nnect t he c ompon ent video c able an d au dio cab le f ro m the oth er equipm ent
( and ) to this unit and ).
When conn ecting a DVD pla yer to the televisio n,
the pictu re reso lu tion is solel y dependent upon
the resol ut ion suppor ted by the DVD player at tached.
DVD playe r res olution s var y from 480i to 1080 ,
and this tel ev ision can suppo rt DVD play ers up to
a maximum re so lution of 1080i .
PbPr
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* May re quire a subsc ription
fo r rec eiving HD cha nnels ,
ch ec k with your cable/ satellite
se rvi ce provide r for detai ls.
To CO MP ONENT
VI DE O OUT jac ks
CONN EC TING A HIGH -DEFINITION (HD) SOU RCE USING HDMI CON NECTI ON
HDMI (High Definiti on Multime dia Interface ) sup por ts both video and aud io on a sing le digital connection
fo r us e with DV D pl ayers , DTV, set- top b oxes a nd othe r di gital AV d ev ices. H DM I was dev el oped to p rovi de
the tec hn ologies of High Bandwidth Digi tal Conten t Pro te ction (HDCP) as we ll as Digi tal Visual In te rfa ce
(D VI ) in one sp ec ifica ti on. HDC P is used to prot ec t digit al c ontent tr ansmitted a nd received b y
DVI- complia nt or HDMIcompl iant displ ays.
HDMI has the ca pabilit y to suppo rt standard, enhan ced or high-d efinition video plus st andard to
mult i-chann el surround-sound audio. HD MI feature s inc lude uncom pressed digita l video, a bandw id th of
up to 2.2 gigabytes per second (w ith HDT V signals), one connector (i nstead of several cables and
conn ectors), and co mmunica tion betwe en the AV source and AV devices such as DTVs.
To HDMI
IN jack
To HDMI
ja ckOUT
To COMPONENT
VIDEO IN jacks
( IN )COMPONENT
To AUDI O
IN jack s
( IN )COMPONENT
To AUDI O
OU T ja cks
Co nn ect the H DM I cable (no t inclu ded) as
sh ow n:
Ma ke sure yo u co nnect t he c able from t he
so ur ce eq uipment ( ) to this unit
( ).
HD MI OU T
HD MI IN
HDMI CABLE
(NOT INCLUDED)
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CONNECTIONS
CONN ECTING A
AUDI O - PC O UT
VGA AUDIO - P C IN
PC
VGA
Co nn ect the 15-pi n D-SUB PC/VGA connector
from your co mputer to the 15-p in D-SUB PC/VGA
in pu t on this unit usin g a monitor cabl e and an
au di o cable (not inc luded) as sho wn.
Ma ke sure yo u co nnect t he c able from t he comput er
( an d ) to this uni t
( and ).
CONN EC TING THE POWER CORD
You can power your TV unit by plugg ing the Switc hing adap ter cord into the AC socket on the side of
th e un it and in to a w all AC power ou tlet. Che ck that t he r ated voltag e of y ou r unit ma tc hes your lo ca l
volt ag e. Make sure that the Switch ing adapt er cord is fully inse rte d into the unit.
TO PC Connector
TO AUDIO OU T jacks
NOT E
• Insert the power plu g fully into the socket outl et
If the power plug is loose it could generate heat and
cause fire
Do not tou ch the power pl ug with a wet hand
This may cau se electrica l shock
Do not use any power cord othe r than that provided
withth is TV This may cau se fire or electri cal shock
Do not d am age the power cord
A dama ged cord may caus e fire or electrical shock
• Do not move the TV with the cord plugged in the
socket outlet.
• Do not place a heav y object on the cord or place
the cord near a hi gh-temper ature object.
• Do not twist the cord, be nd it exces sively, or stretc h it.
• Do not pull on the cord. Hol d onto the power plug body when di sconnecting cord.
• Do not use a damage d power plug or s ocke t outlet.
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To AC wall outlet
• Turn dow n the volume before
conn ecting hea dphones to
the unit, then adjust the
volume to your des ired level.
• When he adphone s are
conn ected, no sound will come
from the front sp eakers.
Avoiding listening to sound a t high
levels for prolonge d period of time.
This m ay be harmful to you and ma y
caus e hearing los s.
NOTE
CONNEC TING HEADPHONES
Headphones
(1 /8 "[ 3.5mm ]dia meter plug )
NOT INCLU DED
Switching adapter
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Ensure that the power plug is easily accessible
Ensure the earth pin on the power plug is securely
connected to prevent electrical shock
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WALL MOUNT INSTALLATION
INSTALLING REMO VING THE BASE STAND
WAR NING/: The LED D is play is v ery fra gi le an d mu st be pro te cted at a ll t imes wh en r emovi ng the base
Stand
Be sure that no ha rd or sh arp object o r anything that could scratch or damage the LED displa y comes in to
cont ac t with it Do NOT exer t pressure on the f ront of the unit at any time becau se the screen cou ld crack
1 Disc onnect all cables or cords connec ted to the unit
2 Lay the unit down on a flat surface with th e ba ck side facing up Plea se make sure to place a soft
cushioned material s uch as a pillow or thick pi ece of foam beneath the screen
3 To remove the base sta nd loosen screws of f the holes t hen pull downwards to release
the base stand
4 To install the base stand p ut the stan d into the hole at the bottom of the T V then insert scre ws to the
holes and tighten.
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MO UN TING ON THE WAL L
NOT E
Remove the base stand be fore mount ing the unit on the wa ll.
This unit is VESA-comp liant, and is de signed to be wall- mounted with a VES A-compl iant 3” x 3”
(75mm x 75mm) mounting kit design ed for flat-panel TVs (n ot supplie d). Mount this unit accordin g to
the instructions included in the mo unting kit .
Length of screw should not exceed 10mm.
3"
3"
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INITIAL SETUP
Wh en you turn on your t ele vision set for
th e fir st ti me, b e sure to p lac e it on a solid
st able surface .
To avo id da nger, do n ot expose the T V
to water, or a hea t sou rce
(e .g. lamp, candle, radiator ).
Do not obstruct the ventilation grid
at t he rear a nd be s ure to le ave s uff ici ent
ga ps around the unit.
PUTTING THE UNIT ON A PROPER PL ACE
TURNING THE UNIT ON FOR THE FIRST TIME
Af ter yo u have initiall y connected your TV
anten na or cable(no s et to p box )
tu rn the te levision ON.
A scree n will display asking yo u to ru n a
to se arc h and receiv e
avai lable local digi tal ch ann els.
It is he re where you will sel ect an tenna options
an d run .
Chann els will be s tor ed in t he TV tuner.
Press th e bu tton on the remote control.
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Pr ess t he butto n to highlight A IR/ CABLE.
Channel Auto Scan
Channel Auto Scan
MENU
TV
Please run
Channel Auto Scan
Using the buttons, scroll to highlight mode
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SOUR CE SELECT ION
1. Press the button on the remo te control.
2.
and sel ect any of t hem using the button or
the bu tton.
ource
Note:
Be fore watching pleas e make sure all necessary
cables and devices are connected.
SOUR CE
ENT ER
Us e or button t o sel ect the optionsthe
(T he sc re en wi ll ch ang e to your desired s ).
INPUT SO URCE
TV
AV
S-Video
Component
HDMI
VGA
(TV,AV,S-Video,Component,HDMI,VGA)
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INITIAL SETUP
AIR.
Set up
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Pict ure Audio
Ca ble Sy st em
Au to
MENU
St art to Sc an
Mo ve Ne xt Ex it
Set up
Mo ve Ne xt Exi t
MENU
Pic ture Audio
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Air Mode: Select wh en con nected to an
in doo r/outdoo r ante nna.
AIR
Setu p
LOC K
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Pict ure Audio
CHAN NEL
Air /C able
Au to Sc an
Fa vor it eFa vor it e
Sho w Hi deSho w Hi de
Ch ann el NoCh ann el No
Ch ann el labelCh ann el label
DT V Sig nalD TV Si gna l
Air
Se lec t Ex itMo ve
MENU
KO CEKO CE LBL B
Se lec t Ex itMo ve
MENU
Setu p
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Pict ure Audio
Air /C able
Au to Sc an
Fa vor it eFa vor it e
Sho w Hi deSho w Hi de
Ch ann el NoCh ann el No
Ch ann el labelCha nnel la bel
DT V Sig nalD TV Si gna l
Ca ble
Se lec t Ex itMov e
MENU
Se lec t Ex itMov e
MENU
Cable Mode: S elect if you subs cribe to
a pay televisi on ser vice inclu d i ng sat ellite.
CABLE
How to Navigate
Set up
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Ca ble Sy st em
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CHAN NEL
CHAN NELCHAN NEL
CHAN NEL
CHAN NEL
Press the button to highlight
Using the ◄► button to highlight CABLE.
Press the ▼ button to select AUTOSCAN then
press the ► button to start Channel Auto Scan.
Press the ▼ button to select AUTOSCAN.
Press the ENTER button and the cursor will move
up and CABLE SYSTEM will be displayed next.
Press ► the button to select STD > IRC > HRC >
Auto (Auto is recommended).
Press the ▼ button to select Auto Scan
and press ENTER to start Channel Auto Scan.
Channel Auto Scan may take several minutes
to complete.
Channel Auto Scan may take several minutes
to complete.
NOTE: For cable or satellite users with no TV antenna, there no need to run Channel Auto Scan.
Connect your cable or satellite set top box to one of the available inputs on the TV for viewing.
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TV SETUP
Set up
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Pic ture Audio
Picture Mo de
Co nt ra st
Brightnes s
Co lo r
Tin t
Sh arpness
Co lo r Mod e
St andard
No rmal
Mo ve Ad just Exit
MEN U
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Pictu re
PICTURE MENU
Set up
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Pic ture Audio
Picture Mo de
Co nt ra st
Brightnes s
Co lo r
Tin t
Sh arpness
Co lo r Mod e
St andard
No rmal
Mo ve Se le ct E xi t
MEN U
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Set up
Par ental
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TV
Picture Mo de
Co nt ra st
Brightnes s
Co lo r
Tin t
Sh arpness
Co lo r Mod e
St andard
No rmal
Mo ve Ad just Exit
MEN U
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The PICTURE menu offers options to enhance and refine the picture displayed on your TV
based on ambient room light and personal preferences.
Adjustment options include contrast, brightness, color, tint, sharpness and color mode.
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select PICTURE.
Press the ▼ button to highlight ,
then press the ► button to select your viewing
preference from 4 factory options:
STANDARD > DYNAMIC > SOFT > PERSONAL.
The STANDARD setting is recommended for most
viewing environments.
Depending on the ambient light level in the room,
you may find one of the other options
more pleasing.
To make more critical picture adjustments based on your own preferences in PERSONAL:
Use the ▼ button to highlight Contrast.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to
increase or decrease contrast intensity.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Brightness.
Navigate using the◄► buttons to
increase or decrease overall brightness.
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Pictu re
PICTURE MENU
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The PICTURE menu offers options to enhance and refine the picture displayed on your TV
based on ambient room light and personal preferences.
Adjustment options include contrast, brightness, color, sharpness and color mode.
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select PICTURE.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Color.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to
increase or decrease color intensity.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Tint.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to adjust colors
toward green or reddish tint.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Sharpness.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to soften or
view crisper edges in the picture.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Color Temperature.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select COOL
(more bluish tone), NORMAL or WARM.
The default setting is NORMAL.
WARM mode will provide color that is calibrated
to D6500° Kelvin, the standard color that
broadcast stations and the Motion Picture
industry consider as the most accurate to
view programming.
Note:
When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing
the Menu button.
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AUDIO MENU
Audio
Set up
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Sound Mo de
Ba ss
Treble
Ba la nce
Surround
Au dio Language
St andard
En glish
Mo ve S el ec t Exi t
MEN U
50
50
50
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Pict ure Audio
Set up
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6
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Sound Mo de
Ba ss
Treble
Ba la nce
Surround
Au dio Language
St andard
En glish
Mo ve Ad ju st Ex it
MEN U
50
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Pict ure Audio
Set up
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Sound Mo de
Ba ss
Treble
Ba la nce
Surround
Au dio Language
St andard
En glish
Mo ve Ad ju st Ex it
MEN U
50
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Of f
Pict ure Audio
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select AUDIO.
The AUDIO menu offers options to make sound enhancements while listening through the built-in
speakers and personal preferences.
Adjustment options include bass, treble, balance, surround and audio language.
Press the ▼ button to highlight SoundMode,
then press the ► button to select your sound
preference from 4 factory options:
STANDARD > MUSIC > MOVIE > PERSONAL.
The STANDARD setting is recommended for most
sound environments.
Depending on the surroundings in the room,
you may find one of the other options
more pleasing.
To make more critical audio adjustments based on your own preferences in PERSONAL:
Use the ▼ button to highlight Bass.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to
increase or decrease low frequency intensity.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Treble.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to
increase or decrease high frequency intensity.
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Sound Mo de
Ba ss
Treble
Ba la nce
Surround
Au dio Language
St andard
En glish
Mo ve Select Exi t
MEN U
50
50
50
Of f
Pict ure Audio
Set up
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Sound Mo de
Ba ss
Treble
Ba la nce
Surround
Au dio Language
St andard
En glish
Mo ve Ad ju st Exit
MEN U
50
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Of f
Pict ure Audio
Surround
Set up
12
6
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Sound Mo de
Ba ss
Treble
Ba la nce
Surround
Au dio Language
St andard
En glish
Mo ve Select Exi t
MEN U
50
50
50
Of f
Pict ure Audio
AUDIO MENU
Audio
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select AUDIO.
The AUDIO menu offers options to make sound enhancements while listening through the built-in
speakers and personal preferences.
Adjustment options include bass, treble, balance, surround and audio language.
Note:
When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing
the Menu button.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Balance.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to adjust sound
towards the right or left speaker.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Surround.
Navigate using the ► button to turn the
dimensional surround effect ON or OFF.
(for built-in speakers only).
Use the ▼ button to highlight Audio Language.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select to listen
to an alternative language broadcast
(if available) English > Spanish > French.
You may select an alternative language using
the remote control by pressing MTS)
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TIME MENU
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Tim
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Set up
Sl eep Tim er
Tim e Zone
Da ylight S aving Time
Cl ock
Mo ve Sele ct E xi t
MEN U
Pic ture
Of f
Pa cific
Of f
200 7 1 0 3 1 04 04 PM
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Audio
Set up
Sl eep Tim er
Tim e Zone
Da ylight S aving Time
Cl ock
Mo ve Sele ct E xi t
MEN U
Pic ture
Of f
Pa cific
Of f
200 7 1 0 3 1 04 04 PM
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Audio
Set up
Sl eep Tim er
Tim e Zone
Da ylight S aving Time
Cl ock
Mo ve Sele ct E xi t
MEN U
Pic ture
Of f
Pa cific
Of f
200 7 1 0 3 1 04 04 PM
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Audio
Set up
Sl eep Tim er
Tim e Zone
Da ylight S aving Time
Cl ock
Mo ve Sele ct E xi t
MEN U
Pic ture
Of f
Pa cific
Of f
200 7 1 0 3 1 04 04 PM
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Audio
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select Time.
How to Navigate:
The TIME menu includes adjustment of settings for your local time zone and daylight savings time.
The clock will adjust automatically after the initial Channel Auto Scan of available broadcast
channels in your area.
Note:
When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing
the Menu button.
Use the ▼ button to highlight SleepTimer,
then press the ► button to select among:
5min, 10min, 15min, 30min, 45min, 60min,
90min, 120min, 180min, 240min and off.
Use the ▼ button to highlight TimeZone,
then press the ► button to select among:
EASTERN > CENTRAL > MOUNTAIN >
PACIFIC > ALASKA > HAWAII.
Use the ▼ button to highlight
Daylight Saving Time.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to turn
this feature on or off.
Clock: Display the time at present.
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SETUP MENU
Setu p
Lock
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Men u La ngua ge
Tran spar enc y
Zoo m Mo de
Noi se Red ucti on
Adv ance
Clo se C apti on
XVS
Res tore D efau lt
Eng lish
Mov e Sele ct Ex it
MENU
Pict ure
Off
Nor mal
Off
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Audio
On
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Mov e Sele ct Ex it
MENU
Pict ure
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Audio
On
Lock
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Mov e Next Ex it
MENU
Pict ure
Off
Nor mal
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Setu p
Audio
On
Are yo u sure ?
No
Yes
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select SETUP.
How to Navigate:
In the SETUP menu you may change the initial set up of preferences that include settings for
language, menu display, computer monitoring, closed captions, enhancement of black detail
in the picture and resetting your TV back to its factory default status.
Use the▼ button to highlight Menu Language,
Press the ► button to select the language
you prefer among English, French and Spanish.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Noise Reduction.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to reduce video
noise: Middle > Strong > Off > Weak.
Default setting: Middle)
Use the ▼ button to highlight Transparency.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to turn Off or On
the translucent effect of the OSD.
Use the ▼ button to highlight XVS.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select:
Off > On. XVS provides noticeable black detail
enhancement that may be preferred.
When
prompted,
Select "Yes"
to confirm.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Zoom Mode.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select the
viewing mode: Normal > Wide > Zoom > Cinema.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Restore Default.
Press the ► button to automatically set all
adjustments back to their original settings.
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Setu p
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CC M ode
Bas ic S ele cti on
Adv ance d Se lec tion
Opt ion
On
Mov e
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Pict ure
CC1
Ser vice 1
Setu p
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Sel ect Ex it
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Bas ic S ele cti on
Adv ance d Se lec tion
Opt ion
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Mov e
MENU
Pict ure
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Ser vice 1
Setu p
Audio
Sel ect Ex it
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Basi c Sel ecti on
Adv anced Se lecti on
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Mov e
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Pict ure
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Opt ion
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Pict ure
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Nex t Ex it
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Mod e
Fon t S tyle
Fon t S ize
Fo nt E dge Styl e
Fon t E dge Colo r
FG Col or
BG Col or
FG O pacit y
BG O pac ity
Exi t
MENU
Pict ure
Set up
Audio
Cus tom
Def ault
Def ault
Def ault
Def ault
Def ault
Def ault
Def ault
Def ault
Mo ve
Se lec t
TV SETUP
Lock
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Adv ance
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Eng lish
Mo ve Se le ct Ex it
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Pict ure
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Audio
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Eng lish
Mo ve Ne xt Ex it
MENU
Pict ure
Off
Nor mal
Off
Setup
Audio
On
The SETUP menu includes adjustments for activating the Closed Caption feature for display
on the television and customizing CC display types and font styles.
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select SETUP.
Press the▼ button to highlight Closed Caption
then press the ► button to select from the
following options.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Advance Selection.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select
Service 1 - 6.
Use the ▼ button to highlight CC Mode.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select
Off > On > CC on Mute.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Option.
Press the ► button to enter a menu with options
to cus tomize text fonts, colors and opacities.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Basic Selection.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select
CC 1-4, Text 1-4.
Note:
When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing
the Menu button.
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SETUP MENU
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Clo ck
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Clo ck
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Clo ck
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Clo ck
Pha se
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MENU
50
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V - pos
Are yo u sure ?
No
Yes
Lock
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Time Chann el
Men u L ang uage
Tran spar enc y
Zoo m Mo de
Noi se Re duc tion
Adv ance
Clo se Cap tion
XVS
Res tore Def ault
Eng lish
Mov e Sele ct Ex it
MENU
Pict ure
Off
Nor mal
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Setu p
Audio
On
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Men u L ang uage
Tran spar enc y
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Noi se Re duc tion
Adv ance
Clo se Cap tion
XVS
Res tore Def ault
Eng lish
Mov e Sele ct Ex it
MENU
Pict ure
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Nor mal
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Setu p
Audio
On
Set up
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Clo ck
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MENU
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In the SETUP menu you may adjust the position of images displayed on screen once you connect
an input signal from your PC. Recommended resolution is 1366 x 768.
If your PC system uses a standard signal mode, the screen will adjust automatically.
Connect an optional 3.5mm audio cable for stereo sound.
How to Navigate:
After connecting to a PC, press the SOURCE button and highlight VGA, then press the ENTER
button.
Press the MENU button on the remote control
and navigate using the ◄► buttons to select
SETUP. Press the ▼ button to highlight
Advanced, then press the ►button to select
from the following options.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Clock.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to control the
width of the image.
Use the ▼ button to highlight H-POS.
Navigate using the ◄► but tons to adjust the
position of images displayed from side to side.
Use the ▼ button to highlight Phase.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to improve focus
and image stability.
When
prompted,
Select "Yes"
to confirm.
Use the ▼ button to highlight V-POS.
Navigate using the ◄► buttons to adjust the
position of images displayed up and down.
Use the ▼ button to highlight AUTO.
Press the ► button to automatically adjust the
display to the best setting.
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Lock
LOCK(PARENTAL) MENU
Set up
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Pic ture Audio
Enter Pas sw or d
Ex it
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0 9~
Set up
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Ch an ge Password
Sy st em Lock
US
Ca na da
Re se t RRT
RR T Setting
Se le ct
Ex it
MEN U
On
Mo ve
Set up
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Ch an ge Password
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US
Ca na da
Re se t RRT
RR T Setting
Ne xt
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En te r New Pa ss wo rd
Co nf irm Pas sw or d
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MEN U
0 9~
In the LOCK(PARENTAL) menu you may block television by inputting passwords.
To gain access and select your preferences within the LOCK(Parental) menu
make certain your input is set to TV.
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select Parental.
How to Navigate:
Press the ▼ button to highlight
Enter Password. Enter your 4 digit code
(factory default code is "0000")
unless previously changed.
Use the numeric buttons to input a new
4 digit code by two times.
To change the password, press the ► button
to display a screen to enter your new password,
then confirm again.
To make changes to PARENTAL controls,
Highlight SYSTEM LOCK then press
the ► button to ON.
NOTE:
RRT Setting and Reset RRT are not user's adjustable settings.
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Lock
LOCK(PARENTAL) MENU
Set up
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Pict ure Audio
TV
MPA A
Mov e Exi t
MENU
N A
Se lec t
Set up
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Pict ure Audio
TV
MPA A
Mov e Exi t
MENU
N A
Ne xt
Set up
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MENU
Blo ck Pres s ENT ER t o lock or unl ock
TV RAT ING
TV Y
TV Y 7
TV G
TV P G
TV 1 4
TV M A
AL L FV V S L D
Ne xt Exi tMo ve
N/ A
In the LOCK(PARENTAL) menu you may block television and movie programming based on
U.S TV and movie rating guidelines. To gain ac cess and select your preferences
within the LOCK(Parental) menu make certain your input is set to TV.
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select Parental.
Press the ▼ button to highlight ENTER PASSWORD. Enter your 4 digit code
(factory default code is "0000") unless previously changed.
To set parental controls for television programming or DVD movies, press the ▲▼buttons to
highlight US. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to highlight TV/MPAA menu.
Highlight TV, then press the ► button to enter the TV Ratings menu to select your preference.
Highlight MPAA then press the ► button repeatedly to select your movie rating preference.
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Lock
LOCK(PARENTAL) MENU
Set up
Ca nad a E ngli sh
Ca nad a F renc h
Mo ve
Se lec t Ex it
MENU
Pict ure Audio
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In the LOCK(PARENTAL) menu you may block television and movie programming based on
Canadian TV and movie rating guidelines. To gain ac cess and select your preferences
within the LOCK(Parental) menu make certain your input is set to TV.
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using t he ◄► buttons to select Parental.
Press the button to highlight ENTER PASSWORD. Enter your 4 digit code
(factory default code is "0000") unless previously changed.
To set parental controls for television programming or DVD movies, press the ▲▼ buttons to
highlight Canada.Navigate using the◄► buttons to highlight Canada English/Canada French menu.
Navigate using the ▼ button to highlight CANADA ENGLISH, then press the ► button repeatedly
to select your ratings preference.
Navigate using the ▼ button to highlight CANADA FRENCH, then press the ► button repeatedly
to select your ratings preference.
NOTE:
When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing
the Menu button.
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TV(CHANNEL) MENU
Chan nel
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ATSC 2
ATSC 3
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KO CE LB
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MENU
K B B C - D T
The TV(CHANNEL) menu provides for the setup of your television to receive TV channels, store
your favorites, add or skip channels and label them by their call letters.
How to Navigate:
Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using the ◄► buttons to select TV.
Press the ▼ button to highlight your preferences.
Highlight FAVOURITE to add channels to your Favorites List. Navigate using the ▲▼◄► buttons
to select channels to be added or deleted from your list. Press the ENTER button to add or delete
a channel. A checkmark indicates a channel has been added. You may also display your favourite
list from the remote control by pressing FAV.
Highlight to select Show/Hide or skip channels already in memory. Navigate using the ▲▼◄►
buttons to access the list of available channels. Press the ENTER button to change the channels
status. A checkmark indicates a channel has been added.
Highlight CHANNEL LABEL to name or rename a broadcast channel. Navigate using the ► button
to enter the screen menu to re-label a channel. Use the ▲▼ buttons to spell out each letter,
number or character. Use the ◄► buttons to advance to the next space.
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DISPLAY MODE
PC FORMATS
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NOTE:
This product does not support the display mode not listed above.
In order to achieve the best display effect, please select the above-listed
11 display modes input signal.
Because of the difference of display drivers output signal
(especially non-standard signal output), the display image may appear little
disturbance which can be adjusted through “AUTO” button on the PC menu.
To prolong this unit's service life, please set your computer to power management
mode.
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DISPLAY MODE
VIDEO FORMATS
SUPPORTED COMPONENT / HDMI INPUT MODE
Horizontal
Scanning Frequency
Vertical
Scanning Frequency
Format
(Hz)
720 480
720 480
1280 720
1280 720
1920 1080
31. 47
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37. 5
45
31. 25
33. 75
59. 94
59. 94
50
60
50
60
480 p
480 i
1080 i
720 p
720 p
1080 i
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X
X
X
X
The above listed formats are also related to the AV devices you are about to connect.
Before you connect this unit with others please read all instructions carefully and
make sure all necessary cables are connected.
.
This unit may be incompatible with some other formats which are not meet the
above conditions.
NOTE:
1920 1080
X
X
1920 1080
X
1920 1080
X
1080 p
1080 p
1920 1080
X
1080 p
50
60
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67. 50
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SPECIFICATION
13.3”LED TV
Panel Type LED Panel
13.3 inches
Diagonal Size
Screen Format 16 9:
Color System
ATSC/QAM/NTSC
Model Description
Panel
Resolution 1366 x 768
View Angle
Response Time
Contrast
Brightness
Maximum Color
220 nit
500 : 1
8 ms
262,144 colors
Sound Output
RF Input 75 ohm external terminal
HDMI Input
Video 480i 480p 720p 1080i, 1080p.: , , ,
Audio Two channel linear PCM 32 44 1 and 48kHz 16 20 and 24 bits: , . , ,
PC RGB Input-
D sub 15pinG 0 7Vp p 75ohms: . - ,
B 0 7Vp p 75ohms: . - ,
R 0 7Vp p 75ohms: . - ,
Power Requirement
Input /
Output
Jacks
Systems
Power
Sound System
M
Audio System
BTSC
L/R Speaker:2 W+ 2 W
Composite Video Input
Component Y Pb Pr Input/
Sound Input
L/R AUDIO: For CVBS /Component Audio input
PC AUDIO: For PC - RGB Audio input
500mV rms Impedance 20k ohms, :
Headphone Output 3.5 mm diameter jack
1.0 Vp-p, 75ohms RAC
-
S Video Input
Y 1 0Vp p, 75ohms: . C 0 3Vp p, 75ohms: . -
RAC
Y: 1.0 Vp-p, 75ohms, 0.3V negative sync
Pb: 0.7Vp-p, 75ohms
Pr : 0.7Vp-p, 75ohms
DC 12V,2A
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This manual is only for your reference.
Specifications are subject to update without prior notice.
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SYMPTOM CAUSE AND REMEDY( )
TV
Bad
Picture
(snow,
multiple
images
distortion,blurry)
No sound.
Black
and
White
picture.
No picture or sound.
Coloredpatches of
picture.
Panel function key does
not respond correctly.
• Check the location of the antenna and adjust it if necessary.
• Make sure the antenna cable is firmly connected.
• Make sure all input cables are firmly connected.
• Increase the volume.
• Check the PICTURE setting within the PICTURE menu.
• Make sure the unit is plugged in and turned on.
• Make sure that the ATV mode is selected.
• Try a new channel to check for possible station trouble.
• Make sure the antenna is connected properly.
• Increase the volume.
•
• Make sure all cables are firmly connected.
• Check for local interference.
• Make sure there are no unshielded electrical devices nearby
that are causing interference.
• Turn the TV off for 30 minutes, then try it again.
• Under the influence of electrostatic phenomenon, the product
may malfunction and require usertopowerreset.
• Unplug and re-plug the AC power cord.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
• Check to make sure the program you are watching is broadcast
in Color and not Black & White.
• Check
whether the mute function has been activated on the
Remote Control.
The display monitor's
panel goes hot.
• LED TV takes inside lighten phosphor. It may increase the
temperature of the screen in some occasions. It's not a defect.
Unusual dots
• Black dots and Bright points may appear on the LED screen.
This is a structural property of the LED panel and is not a defect.
Stripes on screen
• Adjust the impulse phase may decrease stripes. RGB in（ ）
The top of the monitor
• It may occur during long-time working. It's not a defect.
gets hot
.
Make sure the antenna or audio/video source device is
working properly.
Unable to selec t a
certain channel.
The channel may be skipped. Choose this channel by
directly selecting the buttons from the re mote control.
•
Disorder display
at power on.
••This may be caused because of a very short interval
between POWER OFF and ON.
Unplug the powe r and restart.
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