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22F7030-IB
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Finlux 22F7030-IB User Manual

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22in LED 3D TV
22F7030
Owner’s manual
Contents
Package Contents .................................................. 2
Preparation ............................................................. 3
Safety Precautions ................................................. 3
3D Mode and 3D Images........................................ 4
CAUTION ........................................................ 4
Health Warning! .............................................. 5
Environmental Information ..................................... 6
Remote Control Buttons ......................................... 7
TV and Operating Buttons ...................................... 8
Viewing the Connections - Back Connectors ......... 8
Viewing the Connections - Side Connectors .......... 9
Aerial Connection ................................................... 9
Connecting the TV to a PC ....................................11
Using Side AV Connectors ....................................11
Connecting to a DVD Player via HDMI ..................11
Connecting to a DVD Player via Component
Sockets (YPbPr) or Scart Cable ............................11
Remote Control Handset ...................................... 12
Switching On/Off ................................................... 12
Input Selection ...................................................... 12
Basic Operations .................................................. 12
First Time Installation............................................ 13
Viewing Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) ....... 14
Installation ............................................................ 15
Manual Tuning ..................................................... 16
Managing Stations: Channel List .......................... 16
Managing Stations: Favourites ............................. 17
Managing Stations: Sorting the Channel List ....... 18
On-Screen Information ......................................... 18
Media Playback Using Media Browser ................. 18
Using the 3D Mode ............................................... 21
3D Settings ................................................... 21
Mode ............................................................. 21
2D Only ......................................................... 21
Supported 3D Content Resolutions .............. 22
Timeshift Recording ............................................. 22
Instant Recording ................................................. 22
Watching Recorded Programmes ....................... 22
Changing Image Size: Picture Formats ................ 23
Conguring Sound Settings .................................. 25
Conguring Your TV’s Settings ............................. 25
Using a Conditional Access Module (not
included) ............................................................... 26
Parental Control.................................................... 27
Timers ................................................................... 28
Recording Conguration ....................................... 28
Conguring Date/Time Settings ............................ 29
Conguring Other Settings ................................... 29
Teletext ................................................................. 30
Tips ....................................................................... 31
Appendix A: PC Input Typical Display Modes ....... 32
Appendix B: AV and HDMI Signal Compatibility
(Input Signal Types) .............................................. 32
Appendix C: Supported DVI Resolutions.............. 33
Appendix E : Supported File Formats for USB
Mode..................................................................... 34
Appendix F: Supported 3D Content Resolutions .. 35
3D Glasses ........................................................... 35
3D Viewing Information ........................................ 36
Specications ....................................................... 37
Important Instruction ............................................. 38
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Package Contents
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SCREEN LANG SUBTITLE
REPEAT TITLE
ZOOM ROOT
TEXT
SWAP
OK
P/CH
MENU SOURCE RETURN
SEARCH
EPG INFO SLEEP
DISPLAY PRESETS
MODE
Remote Control
1 X Video & Audio Connection Cable
Passive 3D glasses: 4x
Batteries: 2 X AAA
LED TV
Instruction Book
Features
3D Viewing: This product supports the 3D viewing • function via an available broadcast or via HDMI, PC, YPBPR source.
Remote controlled colour LED TV.•
Fully integrated Terrestrial digital TV (DVB-T • MPEG2).
HDMI connectors for digital video and audio.•
USB input.•
Programme recording•
Programme timeshifting•
1000 programmes (analogue+digital).•
On Screen Display (OSD) menu system.•
Integrated tuner DVB-T, MPEG2 compatible.•
Scart socket for external devices.•
Stereo sound system. (Nicam)•
Teletext, fastext, TOP text.•
Headphone connection.•
Automatic programming system.•
Forward or backward manual tuning.•
Sleep timer / Child lock.•
Automatic sound mute when no transmission.•
NTSC playback.•
AVL (Automatic Volume Limiting).•
Auto power down.•
PLL (Frequency Search).•
PC input.•
Plug&Play for Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, • Windows 7.
Game Mode•
Note: You should check the contents after opening your purchase and make sure that every item is included.
Note: The HDMI connection between PC and TV may cause radio interference in which case it is recommended to use VGA(DSUB-15) connection.
If you need additional pairs of 3D Glasses, please purchase them from your dealer.
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Introduction
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Thank you for choosing this product. This manual will guide you through the proper operation of your TV. Before operating the TV, please read this manual thoroughly. Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
This device is intended to receive and display TV programmes. The different connection options make an additional expansion of the reception and display sources possible (receiver, DVD player, DVD recorder, VCR, PC etc.).
This device is only suitable for dry indoor use. This appliance is intended solely for private domestic use and may not be used for industrial and commercial purposes. We exclude liability in principle, if the device
is not used as intended, or unauthorized modications
have been made. To operate your LED TV in extreme ambient conditions may cause the damage of the device.
Preparation
For ventilation, leave a free space of at least 10 cm all around the set. To prevent any fault and unsafe situations, please do not place any objects on top of the set. Use this device in moderate climates.
Safety Precautions
Read t he fo llowi ng re com me nd ed saf et y precautions carefully.
Power Source
The TV set should be operated only from a 220-240V AC, 50 Hz outlet. Ensure that you select the correct voltage setting for your convenience.
Power Cord
Do not place the set, a piece of furniture, etc. on the power cord or pinch the cord. Handle the power cord by the plug. Do not unplug the appliance by pulling from the power cord and never touch the power cord with wet hands as this could cause a short circuit or electric shock. Never make a knot in the cord or tie it with other cords. The power cord should be placed in such a way that they are not likely to be stepped on. A damaged power cord
can cause re or give you an electric shock. When it is
damaged and needs to be replaced, it should be done
by qualied personnel.
Moisture and Water
Do not use this device in a humid and damp place (avoid using the TV in the bathroom or near the Kitchen sink etc). Do not expose this device to rain or water, as this may be dangerous and
do not place objects lled with liquids, such as ower vases, on top.
If any solid object or liquid falls into the cabinet, unplug
the TV and have it checked by qualied personnel
before operating it any further.
Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug the TV set from the wall outlet. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a soft, dry cloth.
Ventilation
The slots and openings on the TV set are intended for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered in anyway.
Heat and Flames
The set should not be placed near to
open ames or sources of intense heat
such as an electric heater. Ensure that
no open ame sources, such as candles,
are placed on top of the TV. Batteries should not be
exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, re or
the like.
Lightning
In case of storm and lightning or when going on holiday, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
Replacement Parts
When replacement parts are required, make sure that the service technician has used replacement parts,
which are specied by the manufacturer or have the same specications as the original one. Unauthorized substitutions may result in re, electrical shock or
other hazards.
Servicing
Please refer all servicing to qualied
personnel. Do not remove the cover yourself as this may result in an electric shock.
Waste Disposal
Instructions for waste disposal:
• Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable
and should principally be recycled. Packaging materials, such as a foil bag, must be kept away from children.
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• Batteries, including those which are heavy metal-
free, should not be disposed of with household waste. Please dispose of used batteries in an environmentally friendly manner. Find out about the legal regulations which apply in your area.
Do not try to recharge batteries, there is a danger • of explosion. Replace batteries only with the same or equivalent type.
This symbol on the product or on its packaging means that your electrical device should be disposed at the end of its service life separately from your household wastes. There are separate collection systems for recycling in the EU. For more information, please contact the local authority or the dea le r wh ere you pur ch ase d th e product.
Disconnecting the Device
The mains plug is used to disconnect the TV set from the mains and therefore it must remain readily operable.
Headphone Volume
Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss.
3D Mode and 3D Images
Re ad an d under stand the fo llowing safe ty precautions carefully for your safety before using the 3D function.
You may exp erien ce di scomf ort, heada ches • or dizziness while watching 3D images. If you experience such symptoms, you should remove 3D glasses and stop watching 3D mode.
Take regular breaks while watching 3D images. The • length and frequency of breaks may change from person to person. You must decide what works best for you. If you experience discomforts such as eye strain or nausea while watching 3D images for a long time, remove 3D glasses, stop watching 3D mode and rest. You should consult a doctor if you believe it is necessary.
It is recommended that an adult should check • on children if the children are using 3D function. If they experience symptoms such as dizziness, headaches or eye strain, you should have the children stop watching 3D TV and you should have the children rest.
Do not use the 3D Glasses for other purposes such • as sunglasses or general eyeglasses.
Do not use the 3D mode or wear 3D Glasses while • you are moving around. Using the 3D mode or 3D Glasses while moving may lead to injuries due to running into objects, and falling.
Use only the supplied 3D glasses.•
If you experience screen ickering when watching •
3D images in poor light conditions, you should turn the lamp off or dim the light.
When using headphones, you should adjust the • volume so as to avoid excessive levels, since hearing damage may result.
CAUTION
Please read these safety instructions carefully • to ensure your personal safety and to prevent damage.
If you experience difculty while viewing 3D images •
with the 3D glasses, you may have some problems with your eyesight.
You may experience headaches or fatigue when • viewing 3D images through the glasses for too long.
If you experience headaches, fatigue, or dizziness, • stop watching immediately.
Do not drop objects onto the product or import • force to the product. This may result in electric
shock or re.
Do not use your product near a humider or kitchen • counter. This may result in electric shock or re.
Do not disassemble, repair or modify the product or • its parts. Failing to do so may result in damage to the product or a malfunction.
The following people should not use this product:•
Pregnant women, inform persons, persons with heart • issues, as well as persons that become nauseous easily. People with these conditions should not use this product.
When watching 3D video, do not place anything • nearby that can be easily broken. You may mistake a 3D image for an actual object and move your body, causing you to break nearby objects and hurt yourself.
Use this product for watching 3D video only. Do not • use it for any other purpose.
Do not use the 3D Glasses as sunglasses or reading • glasses.
Do not spray cleaner directly onto the surface of the • product.This may result in discoloration and cracks and may cause the screen display to peel off.
Do not let water come into contact with the product • when cleaning it. Ensure that water does not enter the product. This may result in electric shock or
re.
Since the lens of the product is easily scratched, • make sure to clean the product with a soft cloth. As the product may be scratched if there is any foreign
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material on the cloth, make sure to shake off any dust before using it.
Do not scratch the surface of the Liquid crystal • shutters with a sharp tool and do not clean it using chemicals. This may degrade the screen quality.
Do not apply force to the liquid crystal.•
Do not drop or bend the product.•
If the receiving range is out of the specied range, •
the screen may not be viewable as 3D video.
Flickering may be generated by the 3D glasses (60 • Hz) when watching the 3D screen when a magnetic
uorescent lamp (50 Hz) is on.
If you encounter this symptom, please turn off the • light and continue watching.
Health Warning!
When watching 3D images, you should leave a • distance of at least twice the screen width, and you should keep the screen at eye level.
If you watch the 3D imaging too closely or for a long • period of time, it is possible that 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 frequent drowsiness should refrain from watching 3D. 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. It may affect their vision development.
Warning for photosensitization seizure
If you or a member of your family has a history of • epilepsy or seizure, please consult with your doctor before watching 3D TV. It is possible that some viewers may experience a seizure or epilepsy when
exposed to certain conditions, including ashing
lights or images in TV or video games.
So me ti me s ce rt ai n sy mp to ms can occ ur in •
unspecied conditions even if you do not have any
previous history. In such a case, if you experience any of the following symptoms, immediately stop watching the 3D TV and consult a doctor:
altered vision, visual or facial instability, such as eye • or muscle twitching, dizziness or light-headedness, visual transition or unconscious action, convulsion, loss of conscience, confusion or disorientation, loss of directional sense, cramps, or nausea.
When watching 3D TV, monitor your children, • including teenagers because they may be more sensitive to the effects of watching 3D such as these symptoms.
You can reduce the risk of photosensitization seizure • by taking the following actions:
While watching the 3D TV, do take frequent breaks. • If you have vision that is different in each eye, you should watch the TV after taking vision correction measures.
When watching the TV, ensure that your eyes are • on the same level with the screen and do not sit too closely to the TV. Do not watch the 3D TB when you are tired or sick. Avoid watching the 3D TV for a long period of time.
Wear the 3D glasses only for viewing 3D imaging • on the TV. Do not use for other purposes.
Some viewers may feel disoriented aer watching •
3D. Therefore, after you watch 3D, take a moment to regain awareness of your situation before moving.
Installation
To prevent injury, this device must be securely attached to the wall in accordance with the installation instructions when mounted to the wall (if the option is available).
LCD Screen
The LCD panel is a very high technology product with
about a million thin lm transistors, giving you ne
picture details. Occasionally, a few non-active pixels
may appear on the screen as a xed blue, green or
red point. Please note that this does not affect the performance of your product.
Warning! Do not leave your TV in standby or operating mode when you leave your house.
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Connection to a Television Distribution System (Cable TV etc.) from Tuner
Devices connected to the protective earthing of the building installation through the mains connection or through other apparatus with a connection to protective earthing-and to a television distribution system using a coaxial cable, may in some circumstances create
a re hazard.
Connec tion to a cable distri bution system has therefore to be provided through a device providing electrical isolation below a certain frequency range (galvanic isolator, see EN 60728-11).
Electrical devices not in the hands of children
Never let children use electrical devices unsupervised. Children can not alwa ys recognize properly any possible danger. Batteries / accumulators can be life threatening when swallowed. Store batteries out of the reach of small children. In case of swallowing a battery, medical aid has to be sought immediately. Also keep the packaging away from children as there is danger of suffocation.
The Standby button does not fully switch off this product. Moreover, the device continues to consume power in standby mode. In order to separate the device completely from mains, the mains plug has to be pulled from the mains socket. Because of that the device should be set up in a way, that an unobstructed access to the mains socket is guaranteed, so that in case of emergency the mains plug can be pulled immediately. During periods of prolonged non-use, the TV should be disconnected from the mains power supply.
Environmental Information
This television is designed to consume less energy • to save the environment.
You not only help to save the environment but you can also save money by reducing electricity bills
thanks to the energy efciency features of this TV.
To reduce energy consumption, you should take the following steps:
You can use the Power Save Mode setting, located • in the Other settings menu. If you set the Power Save Mode as On, the TV will switch to energy­saving mode and the luminance level of the TV set will be decreased to optimum level. Note that some picture settings will be unavailable when the TV is in Power Save Mode.
When the TV is not in use, please switch off or • disconnect the TV from the mains plug. This will also reduce energy consumption.
Note that annually, using the TV set in Power Save •
Mode has more power efciency than disconnecting
the TV from the mains plug instead of keeping stand-by mode. Therefore it is highly recommended to activate Power Save Mode setting to reduce your annual power consumption. And also it is recommended to disconnect the TV from the mains plug to save energy more when you do not use.
• Please help us to save environment by following
these steps.
Repair Information
Please refer all servicing to qualied personnel. Only qualied personnel must repair the TV. Please contact
your local dealer, where you purchased this TV for further information.
TRADEMARK ACKNOWLEDGMENT
“Dolby” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
Licence Notication (Optional)
M anu fa c t ure d u n der l i cen se f rom D o lby Laboratories.
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Remote Control Buttons
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SCREEN LANG SUBTITLE
REPEAT TITLE
ZOOM ROOT
TEXT
SWAP
OK
P/CH
MENU SOURCE RETURN
SEARCH
EPG INFO SLEEP
DISPLAY PRESETS
MODE
Standby1.
Pause / Timeshift recording2.
Stop (in Media Browser mode)3.
No function4.
Rapid advance (in Media Browser mode)5.
No function6.
Subtitle on-off / TXT subtitle (analogue TV 7. mode) / Subtitle (in Media Browser mode)
Blue button8.
Yellow buton9.
Numeric buttons10.
Previous programme 11.
OK / Select / Hold (in TXT mode) / Channel List12.
Cursor right13.
Mute14.
Volume up / down15.
Exit / Return / Index page (in TXT mode)16.
Sleep timer 17.
3D Settings (optional)18.
Picture mode selection / Changes picture mode 19. (in Media Browser video mode)
Recordings Library20.
No function21.
Play (in Media Browser mode)22.
Programme recording23.
No function24.
Rapid reverse (in Media Browser mode)25.
Image size26.
Mono/Stereo - Dual I-II / Current Language27.
Red button / Zooms photos (in Media Browser 28. photo mode)
Green button29.
Teletext / Mix30.
Cursor up31.
Cursor left32.
Cursor down33.
Programme Down - Page up / Programme Up - 34. Page down
AV / Source35.
Menu on/off36.
Electronic Programme Guide37.
Info / Reveal (in TXT mode)38.
Media Browser(optional)39.
No function40.
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TV and Operating Buttons
FRONT and REAR VIEW
Control switch VIEW
Control Switch
HDMI 1
DMH I 2
SPDIF
Coax.OUT
Viewing the Connections - Back Connectors
Up direction1.
Down direction2.
Programme/Volume / AV / 3. Standby-On selection switch
Note:You can mo ve th e switc h,
up ward or dow nward to ch ange the volume. If you want to change channels, press the middle of the switch once (Position 3) and then move upward or downward. If you press the middle of the switch once more, source OSD will be displayed. If you press the middle of the switch and hold about a few seconds, the TV will switch to standby mode. Main menu OSD cannot be displayed via control buttons.
To select desired source, move the switch upwa rd or dow nwa rd and release.
HDMI 2: HDMI Input1.
HDMI 1: HDMI Input 2. HDMI Inputs are for connecting a device that has a HDMI socket. Your TV is capable of displaying high
denition pictures from devices such as a High Denition Satellite Receiver or Blu-ray Player. Please
see Appendix B for further details.
RF Input3. connects to an aerial antenna system. Note: If you use a decoder or a media recorder, you should connect the aerial cable through the device to
the television with an appropriate antenna cable, as shown in the illustration in the following pages.
SCART 4. input or output for external devices. Connect the SCART cable between the SCART socket on the TV and the SCART socket on your external device (such as a decoder, a VCR or a DVD player).
Note: If an external device is connected via the SCART socket, the TV will automatically switch to AV mode. Note: S-VHS signal is supported via the scart socket(optional).
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VGA Input5. is for connecting a personal computer to the TV set.
HDMI 1
DMH I 2
SPDIF
Coax.OUT
MODE
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Connect the PC cable between the PC INPUT on the TV and the PC output on your PC.
SPDIF Out6. outputs audio signals of the currently watched source. Use an SPDIF cable to trasfer audio signals to a device that has SPDIF input.
Viewing the Connections - Side Connectors
The CI Slot is used for inserting a CI card. A CI card allows you to view all the channels that you 1. subscribe to. For more information, see “Conditional Access” section.
Side USB input. 2.
Note: That programme recording feature is available via this USB input. You can connect external hard disk drives to this input.
Side audio-video connection3. input is used for connecting video and audio signals of external devices. To make a video connection, you must use the supplied AV connection
cable for enabling connection. First, plug singular jack of the cable to the TV’s Side AV socket. Afterwards, insert your video cable’s (not supplied) connector into the YELLOW
input (located on the plural side) of the supplied AV connection cable. Colours of the connected jacks should match. To enable audio connection, you must use RED and WHITE inputs of the side AV
connection cable. Afterwards, insert your device’s audio cable’s connectors into
the RED and WHITE jack of the supplied side AV connection cable. Colours of the connected jacks should match.
Note: You should use audio inputs of side AV connection cable (RED & WHITE) to enable sound connection when connecting a device to your TV by using PC or COMPONENT VIDEO input.
Headphone jack is used for connecting an external headphone to the system. Connect 4. to the HEADPHONE jack to listen to the TV from headphones (optional).
Volume/ Programme/ Source and Standby-On switch.5.
Aerial Connection
Connect the aerial to the • AERIAL INPUT (ANT) socket located at the rear of the TV.
Power Connection
IMPORTANT: The TV set is designed to operate on 220-240V AC, 50 Hz.
After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect the set to the • mains.
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Using USB Media
5Vdc
Max:500mA
USB
USB Connection
You can connect a USB hard disk drive or USB • memory stick to your TV by using the USB inputs
of the TV. This feature allows you to play les stored
in a USB drive or record programmes.
2.5” and 3.5” inch (hdd with external power supply) • external hard disk drives are supported.
To record a programme, you should rst connect •
a USB disk to your TV while the TV is switched off. You should then switch on the TV to enable recording feature. Otherwise, recording feature will not be available.
IMPORTANT !
You may back up your les before making any •
connections to the TV set in order to avoid any possible data loss. Note that manufacturer will not
be responsible for any le damage or dataloss.
It is possible that certain types of USB devices (e.g. • MP3 Players) or USB hard disk drives/memory sticks may not be compatible with this TV.
IMPORTANT: The TV supports only FAT32 disk formatting. NTFS format is not supported. If you connect a USB disk with NTFS format, the TV will ask you to format the content. See the section, “Format Disk” in the following pages for more information on disk formatting.
Note that ALL the data stored on the USB disk will be lost and then the disk format will be converted to FAT32 in such a case.
USB Disk Connection
• Plug your USB device to the USB input of the TV.
Note: Plug or unplug your USB disk while the TV is switched off.
Note: If you are going to connect a USB hard disk drive to the TV set, USB connection cable used between the disk drive and the TV should have a USB logo and should be as short as possible.
Note: While formatting a USB hard disk that has 1TB
(Tera Byte) or more le capacity, you can experience
problems with the formatting process. In such a case, you should format the disk with your personal computer and the formatted disk type should be
FAT32.
SIDE VIEW USB MEMORY
CAUTION !
Quickly plugging and unplugging USB devices, • is a very hazardous operation. Especially, do not repeatedly quickly plug and unplug the drive. This may cause physical damage to the USB player and especially the USB device itself.
Do not pull out USB module while playing or •
recording a le.
Programme Recording
To record a programme, you should rst connect a
USB disk to your TV while the TV is switched off. You should then switch on the TV to enable recording feature.
IMPORTANT: When using a new USB hard disk drive,
it is recommended that you rst format the disk using
your TV’s “Format Disk” option.
For using recording function, you should connect a • USB disk or an external hard disk drive to the TV and connected USB disk should have at least 1 GB capacity and should have 2.0 speed compatibility. If the connected USB device does not support 2.0 speed, an error message will be displayed.
Note: Recorded programmes are saved into the connected USB disk. If desired, you can store/copy
recordings on a computer; however, these les will
not be available to be played on a computer. You can play the recordings only via your TV.
For more information on recording programmes, • see sections “Instant Recording”, “Timeshifting”, “Electronic Programme Guide”, “Recordings Library” or “Recording Timers” in the following parts.
Recor de d prog ra mm es are sp li t into 4G B • partitions.
Recorded programmes are stored in the following • directory of the connected USB disk: \DVR\RECS. All recordings are indicated with a number. A text
(txt) le is created for each recording. This text
file includes information such as broadcaster, programme, and recording time.
Timeshifting may be stopped according to USB • device write speed. If the USB device speed is not enough for video stream bitrate, timeshifting may be stopped and recording may fail. If HD service bitrate is greater than 13 Mbp/sec. some freeze can be seen during timeshifting on both USB disk and on external HDD.
Recordings of HD programmes can occupy bigger •
size on the USB disk depending on the broadcast’s
resolution. For this reason it is recommended to use USB hard disk drives for recording HD programmes.
Do not plug out the USB/HDD during the recording. • This may harm the connected USB/HDD.
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Multipartiton support is available. Maximum two •
PC audio cable
(not supplied)
to AUDIO INPUTS
on the TV
Audio
Inputs
PC Input
(back)
PC RGB Cable (Not supplied)
D I H M 1
SPDIF
Coax.OUT
D I H M 2
External device
(not supplied)
HDMI Cable
different partitions are supported. If the disk have more than two partitions, crash may occur. First partition of the usb disk is used for PVR ready features. It also must be formatted as primary partition to be used for PVR ready features.
Some stream packets may not be recorded because • of signal problems, so sometimes video may freezes during playback.
Record, Play, Pause, Display (for PlayListDialog) • keys could not be used when teletext is ON. If a recording starts from timer when teletext is ON, teletext is automatically turned off. Also teletext usage is disabled when there is ongoing recording or playback.
• Radio record is not supported.
• The Tv can record programmes up to ten hours.
Connecting the TV to a PC
For displaying your computer’s screen image on your
LED TV, you can connect your computer to the TV set. Power off both computer and display before making any connections. Use 15-pin D-sub display cable to connect a PC to the LED TV. When the connection is made, switch to PC source. See Input selection section. Use a PC audio cable between the audio output of your PC and the audio input of the TV to enable the playback of sound through your TV. Set the resolution that suits your viewing requirements. Resolution information can be found in the appendix parts.
Using Side AV Connectors
You can connect a range of optional equipment to your LED TV.
For connecting a camcorder, connect to the VIDEO • IN socket and the AUDIO SOCKETS. Do not connect the camcoder to VIDEO IN socket at the same time since it can cause noise in the picture. For selecting the related source, see the section “Input selection” in the following parts.
To listen the TV sound from headphones, connect • to the HEADPHONE jack of theTV.
Connecting to a DVD Player via HDMI
Please refer to your DVD player’s instruction book for additional information. Power off both the TV and the device before making any connections.
Note: Not all cables shown in the illustration are
supplied.
If your DVD player has an • HDMI socket, you can connect via HDMI for better video and audio quality.
When you connect to DVD player as illustrated above, • switch to the connected HDMI source. See, Input Selection section for more information on changing sources.
Connecting to a DVD Player via Component Sockets (YPbPr) or Scart Cable
If you want to connect a DVD player to your LED TV, you can use connectors of the TV set. DVD players may have different connectors. Please refer
to your DVD player’s instruction book for additional
information. Power off both the TV and the device before making any connections.
Note: Cables sho wn in the illust ration are not supplied.
If your DVD player has an HDMI socket, you can • connect via HDMI. When you connect to DVD player as illustrated below, switch to HDMI source. See, “Input Selection” section.
Most DVD play er s a re co nn ected thro ug h • COMPONENT SOCKETS. Use a component video cable to connect video input. For enabling audio, use a component audio cable as illustrated below. When the connection is made, switch to YPbPr source. See, “Input selection” section.
You may also connect through the SCART 1 or • SCART 2. Use a SCART cable as shown below.
Note: These three methods of connection perform the same function but in different levels of quality. It is not necessary to connect by all three methods.
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