Furrion FEHS28CAA Instruction Manual

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Important Safety Instructions

CAUTION

RI SK OF ELE CTR IC SHOCK

DO NO T O PEN

CAUTION: TO R EDUCE THE RI SK OF EL ECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REM OVE COVER (OR BACK). NOUSER- SERVI CEABLE PA RTS IN SIDE. RE FER SE RVI CIN G T O QUALIFI ED SE RVICE PERSONNEL .

This ‘bolt of li ght nin g’ ind ica tes uninsu lat ed materia l w ithin yo ur uni t w hich may ca use an el ect ric shock. Fo r th e s afe ty of eve ryo ne in your household , p lea se do not re mov e product co ver ing .

The ‘excl ama tion mar k’ calls att ent ion to fe atu res within the enc losed liter atu re to pre ven t op era tin g a nd ma int ena nce pr oblem s.

This equipmen t is a C las s I I o r d oub le insula ted el ect ric al appli anc e. It has be en design ed in such a w ay tha t it does not requir e a saf ety co nne ction to ele ctr ica l e art h.

WARNING: To re duce the r isk o f ﬁre or e lec tri c shoc k, t his ap par atu s shou ld not be ex posed to rai n, moistu re pl ace d i n t he vici nit y o r obje cts ﬁlled with l iqu ids (s uch a s va ses ).

CAUTION: To preven t ele ctr ic shock, f ully ins ert th e p lug. For re gions with p olari zed pl ugs: Ple ase ma tch wi de blad e t o wid

e slo t.

IMPO RTAN T S AFET Y INS TRUC TIONS

1. Re ad these i nst ruc tio ns.

2. Keep these instr uctio ns.

3. Heed all war nin gs.

4. Follow all in str uctions .

5. Do n ot use this app ara tus ne ar wat er.

6. Clean on ly wit h a dr y c lot h.

7. Do not b lock any of the v ent ila tion o pen ing s. Ins tal l in ac cor dan ce w

8. Do not ins tall nea r a ny hea t sourc es such as rad iators, he at reg ist ers , stov es or other appar atu s ( inc ludin g am pliﬁers) tha t p rod uce he at.

9. Do not

10 . Pr ote ct the powe r cor d f rom being wa lke d o n o r p inched, par tic ula rly at pl ugs, co nve nie nce

11 . On ly use at tac hme nts/a cce ssories sp eci ﬁed b y t he manufactur er. 12 . Use on ly wit h a ca rt, stan d, tri pod , b rac ket or ta ble sp eci ﬁed by th e m anu fac turer or sold w ith the

13 . U npl ug this app ara tus duri ng lig htnin g s tor ms or whe n u nus ed for lo ng periods of tim e. 14 . Ref er all servic ing to qu aliﬁed ser

15 . Ap par atus should not b e e xpo sed to dr ipp ing or sp lashing, and ob jec ts ﬁlled with liquid s, suc h a s v ase s,

d efeat t he sa fety p urpose of the polarized or groun ding- typ e p lug. A po larized pl ug has two bla des wi th one wid er tha n the other. A g rou ndi ng typ e p lug has two bla des an d a third groun din g p ron g. The wi de bl ade or the third p ron g a re pro vid ed for your sa fet y. When the provide d p lug do es not ﬁt into you r o utl et, consult an electr ician for rep lac eme nt of the ob solete outl et.

th e poin t where they exit f rom th e a ppa rat us.

ap par atus. Whe n a ca rt is used , u se cau tion when mov ing the car t/apparatu s t o av oid inju ry fro m tip-ov er.

vice pe rsonn el. Se rvici ng is req uir ed whe n t he apparatus h as bee n d ama ged in any wa y, such as if the p owe r-sup ply cord or plug is damaged , liqui d ha s b een spilled or objects ha ve fa llen in to the ap paratus, or wh en the a ppa rat us has bee n e xposed to ra in or moist ure , do es not o per ate no rma lly , o r has b een dr opp ed.

ul d n ot be pla ced o n t he appar atu s.

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Safety Instructions

16 . An outside antenna syste m should not be locat ed in the vicin ity of overhead power l ines or other electri c

light or pow er circuits, or where it can fall in to such power lines or circ uits. When install ing a n outside antenn a system, extreme car e should be taken to elimina te tou ching p ower lines or circuits as c ontact mi ght b e fata l.

17. Do not overload wa ll outlets, extension cords, or int egral convenie nce r ece ptacles as this can resul t in a risk of ﬁre or electric shock .

18 . Never push objects of any kind into this product through o pen ings as they ma y touch short-out par ts or

da ngerous volta ge points tha t could result in a ﬁre or el ectric shock. Never sp ill liq uid of any kind on the prod uct.

19 . I f an outside antenn a is connected to the

te levision eq uipme nt, be sure the ante nna system is g round ed so as to p rov ide some protection against voltage surges and built u p static charges. Section 810 of the National Electric al Code prov ides information wit h r esp ect to proper grounding o f the mast a nd support ing structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an ante nna discharge unit, size o f grounding conductors, location of ant enn a discharge unit, conn ection to grounding electr odes, and require ments for the grounding elect rodes.

20 . NOTE TO CABLE/TV INSTA LLER: This reminder is

NEC -NATIONAL ELECTRIC AL CODE S289 8A

prov ided to c all the CAT V system installer ’s attention to Article 820-40 of the National Electric Code (U.S.A.). The code p rovides guidelin es for prope r g rounding an d, in particular, speciﬁes that the cable ground shall be connect ed

to the grounding system o f the buildin g, as close to t he point of the cable entry as pra ctical.

21 . When repla cemen t p arts are required, be sure the service technicia n uses replac ement parts spec iﬁe d by the

ma nufacture r or those that ha ve the same char acteristics as the orig inal part. Unauthorized substitutions may re sult in ﬁre, electric shock or other ha zards.

22. Up on comp letion of any servi ce or repairs to this u nit , as k the service technician to perform s afety ch eck s t o de termin e tha t the unit is in proper ope rating condition.

23. When you connect the product to other equipment, turn oﬀ the power a nd un plu g f rom the w all outlet. Failure to do so may c ause a n e lectric shoc k an d serious personal in jury. Rea eq uipme nt ca refully and follow the instructions whe n m aking any conne ctions.

24. Sudden high volume may ca use hearin g or spe ake r d amage. When you use headphones (if the unit is eq uipped with a he adphone jack) , ke ep the volume at a modera te level. If you u se h eadphon es continuous ly with high v olume, you may suﬀer hearing da mag e.

25. Do not allow the product to output distorted sound f or extende d p eriods of time. This m ay cause spe aker overhea ting and ﬁre.

26. The socket-outlet must be installed near the unit and easily acc essible .

27 . The main plug is used as the d isconnect and shall r emain readil y operable.

EXAMPL E OF ANTENNA GRO UNDING AS PER

THE NATIONAL ELE CTRICA L CO DE

GROUND CLAMP

ELECTRIC SER VICE EQUIP MENT

GROUND CLAMPS

POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTR ODE SYST EM (NEC ART 250, PART H))

d the ow ner ’s man ual o f the othe r

ANTENNA LE AD IN WIRE

ANTENNA DISCHAR GE UNIT (NEC SECT ION 810- 20)

GROUNDI NG CONDUCTORS (NECSECT ION 810-2 1)

28. Batteries (battery pack or batter ies in stalled) shall not be

e xpose d to excessive heat such as sun shine, ﬁre or

the like .

CO NDENSATION

Moisture will form in the operating sect ion of th e unit if the unit is brough t f rom cool s urr oundings into a warm room or if the tem perature of the room rises suddenly. When this h appens the unit’s perfo rma nce will be impaired. To pre vent this, let the unit sta nd in i ts new surroundin gs for about an hour before swit ching on , or make s ure the room tem per ature rise s gradually.

Condensation may also fo rm during the summ er if the unit is e xposed to the breez e fro m an air conditioner. I n s uch ca ses, change the location of the unit.

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Safety Instructions

HO W TO HANDLE THE LCD PANEL

● Do not pre ss hard or jol t the LCD pan el. I t may cause the LCD pan el gl ass to b reak and injury may oc cur.

● If the L CD panel is broke n, make absolutely sure you do not touch th e l iquid in the panel. This ma y c ause s kin inﬂammation.

● If the l iquid gets in your m outh, immedia tely gargle an d consult with your doctor. Also, if the liquid gets in y our eyes or touches your sk in, consult you r doctor aft er rinsing for at least 1 5 minutes in c lean wa ter .

Possible Adverse Eﬀects on LCD Panel: If a ﬁxed (non-moving) p attern r emains on the LCD panel for lo ng periods of time , the image can become per manentl y en gra ined a nd ca use subtle but permane nt ghost ima ges. This type of dam age is NOT COVERED BY YOUR WAR RANTY. N ever leave your L time while it is displaying the following formats or im ages:

● Fixed im ages, suc h as stock tickers, video game pattern s, TV sta tion logos and websites.

● Special formats tha t do not use the entire scree n. Fo r exam ple , vi ewing letter box s tyle (16:9) media on a norm al (4:3) display (black bars at top and bottom of scre en); or v iewing norma l style (4:3) media on a wide screen (16:9) display (bl ack bars on l eft and r ight sides of screen ).

The following symptoms are not signs of malf unction but techn ical limit ation. The refor e w e disclaim any resp onsibil ity for these symptoms.

● LCD pan els a re m anufactur ed u sing an extreme ly high lev el of precision technology, however sometimes parts of the scree malf unction.

● Do not insta ll the LCD pan el near electronic equipment tha t p roduces electromagne tic waves. Some equipm ent pla ced too n ear this unit may ca use in terference.

● Eﬀect on infrared devices – there m ay be interf erenc e while u sing infrare d devices such as infrare d cordles s head phones.

Power source: This L ED TV is design ed to ope rate on 100~240 volt 50 /60 Hz, AC cu rre nt. Inse rt the power cord into a 100~240 vo lt 50/60 Hz outlet.

n may be missing pictur e elem ents or have l uminou s spots. This is not a sign of a

CD pan el on for long periods of

To pr event e lectr ic shock, do not use the LED TV’ s ( polarized) plug with an exte nsion cord, re ceptacl e, or othe r outlet u nless the b lades and g round t erminal ca n be ful ly inserted to prevent bla

Warning: To redu ce the risk of ﬁre or electric shoc k, do not e xpose this apparat us to rain or moisture.

Caution: Never re move the bac k cover of the L ED TV as this ca n ex pose you to very high voltages and other

hazards. If the TV does not opera te prope rly, unplug the L ED TV and c all your authorized dealer or ser vice ce nter.

Adjust onl y those controls that are cove red in the instru ctions, a s impr oper changes or modiﬁcations not ex pre ssly approve d by Fu rrion cou ld void the us er’ s w arranty.

COMPLIANCE

FCC Statement

Note: : This e qui pme nt has been tested and foun d to comply with th e l imits fo r a Class B digital device, purs uant to

Part 15 of the FCC Ru les. These lim its are desig ned to p rovide reasonable prote ction against harmfu in a residential insta llation. This e quipme nt ge ner ates, uses a nd ca n r adiate radio fr equency ene rgy and, if not instal led and use d in accordan ce with the instr uctions, may cause har mful interference to rad io communica tions.

However , there is no guara ntee that interfer enc e will not occur in a particular installation. I f this equipm ent doe s ca use harm ful interfer ence to radio or television r eception , whic h c an be determined by turning the eq uip ment oﬀ and on , the user is e ncouraged to try to correc t the in terference by one or more of the foll owing meas ure s:

– Reor ient or re locate the rec eiv ing antenna . – In crease the separa tion betwe en the e qui pme nt a

nd r ece iver.

de ex posur e.

l interfe rence

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Safety Instructions

1.5 inches

4 inches

Wire

Clamp

Screw

4 inches

Wire

Screw

Clamp

Wire

1.5 inches

– Connect the e quipment in to an outlet on a circu it diﬀere nt from tha t to which the rec eiver is conne cted. – Consult the deale r or an experien ced ra dio/TV technic ian for help.

WARNING: Chan ges or modiﬁca tions to this unit not ex pressly approve d by the part y responsible for comp liance could void the us er’ s author ity to operat e this e quipm ent under FCC Rul es.

This d evice comp lies with part 15 of the FCC R ule s. Operation is subjec t to the following two conditions:

1. This d evice may not cause har mful interfer ence.

2. This d evice must accept any interference rec eived , including inte rference tha t may cause undesired op eration.

SA FETY PRECAUTI ONS

WARNING: N ever place a te levision s et in an unstable location. A te le

vision s et may fall, causing serious persona l

injury or death. M any injuri es, particular ly to children, can be avoided by tak ing simple precaut ions su ch as:

– Using c abinets or stan ds recommende d by the m anu facturer of the t elevision set. – Only using fu rnitur e that can safely suppor t the tele vision set . – En suring the tel evision se t is not overh ang ing the edge of the supporting fu rniture . – Not placing the television s et on tall furnitur e (f or exam ple , c upboards or bookca ses) without anchoring both

the f urniture and the tele vision set to a suitab le suppo rt.

– Not placing the television s et on cloth or ot her ma teria ls that may be loca ted between the television se t an d

suppo rting furniture.

– Educ ating childre n abo

ut the dangers of climbing on furniture to reach the te levision set o r its contr ols.

If your existing television set is being retained and rel ocate d, the sam e considerations as abo ve should be applied .

The unit e mits heat when in o peration. Do n ot place any c overs

4 inches

or bl ankets on the u nit, this may cause overh eating. Do not bl ock ve ntilation holes, or set up ne ar radiators. Do n ot pla ce in direct su nlight. When p lacing on a shel f, leave 4 inche s ( 10 cm) free space arou nd the e ntire unit.

NO TES WHEN MOUN TING T HE LED TV O N T HE WALL

If the u nit is to be mounted on the wa ll, contact the re tai ler where you pu rchas ed the LED TV for advice, and ha ve the equ ipm ent prof essionally installed. Incompl ete or imp ro

per in stallation may caus e injury to you and/or damage

to the LED TV.

NO TICE FOR TV CABINET

If the u nit is to be mounted on a cabinet sm all er than t he length of the u nit, it could result in an unsta ble location. The unit may tumbl e ov er, ma king a r isk of personal, possibly fatal injury. This would also dam age the produ ct seriously. Accordingl y, Fu rrion accepts no responsib ility or l iabil ity for any injuries or property d ama ge resul ting from the improper insta lla tion.

VESA MOUNTING PATTERN

Model Width mm Height mm Screw Size Quantity

FEHS28CAA 200 10 0 M5*8mm 4

WARNING:

● Do not use this TV with wall mounts that al low the T V

YES !! NO !!

to tilt v erticall y. Vertical til ting wall mounts m ay cause stru ctural damage to the TV.

● Use ONL Y ﬁxed or horizontal swiveling wall mounts with this TV.

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Avertissements de sécurité

MISE EN GARDE

RI SQUE DE CHO C ELECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRI R

MISE EN GARDE: POUR RÉDUIRE LE RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE, N E RETIREZ PAS LE COUVERCLE (OU L’ARRI ÈRE ). AUCUNE PIÈCE R ÉPARA BLE P AR L’UTILISAT EUR. R ENVOYER L’ENTRET IEN A U PERSONNEL DE S ERVIC E QUALIFIÉ .

Le symbole «é clair» in dique que votre appareil contien t des é lém ents non isolés susceptibles de provoquer un choc é lectr ique. P our votre sé curité et celle de votre entourage, veuille z ne pa s démonter la structure de pr otection du produit.

Le «point d’excla mation» a pour obje ctif d’attirer votre a ttention sur cert ain s aspe cts de la documentation accompa gnant le pr oduit, aﬁn d’éviter de s problèm es de fon ction nem ent et d’ent retien.

Il s’agit d’un produ it de Clas se II ou appareil électr ique à double isola tion conçu de sorte à ne né cessite r aucu n raccord eme nt sécurisé à la masse éle ctrique.

ATTENTION: Pour rédui re le risque d’i ncendie ou d’ éle ctrocution, ce t appareil ne doit pas être e xposé à la plu ie ou à l’h umidité , et le s objets re mplis de liquide, te ls que les va ses, ne d oivent pas être pla cés sur cet appareil.

MISE EN GARDE: P our é viter l es chocs électriques, insérez com plète ment la ﬁche. P our le s régions à pr ises polaris ées : Pour é viter le s chocs éle ctriques, associez la lam e large à la fe nte larg e.

CONSIG NES IMPORTANTES S UR LA SÉCUR ITÉ

1. Lisez ce s i nstruct ions.

2. Cons ervez ce s instructions .

3. Tenez com pte de tous

4. Suivez toute s l es instruction s.

5. Ne pas utili ser cet appareil prè s de l’eau .

6. Nettoyez uni quement ave c u n chiﬀon sec.

7. Ne bloquez auc une des ouv ertures d e ventilation. Insta llez conf ormém ent aux ins tructions du fabricant .

8. Ne l’ins tallez pas à pr oximité de sources de cha leur te lles que des radiate urs, des bouche s de chale ur, des poêl es ou tou t autre appareil (y compri s le s ampliﬁca teurs ) produ isant de la chal eur .

9. Ne pas me ttre en échec l’ objectif d e sécurité de la ﬁche polar isée ou mise à la terre. Un e ﬁche polarisé e possède deu x lames dont l’une e st plus large que l’aut re. Une fiche de type mise à la terre comporte deux la mes et u ne troisième broche de mise à la terre. La lam e la rge ou la troisiè m sé curité. Lors que la prise fourn ie ne rentre pas da ns votre pri se, consultez un é lectr icien pour le remplac eme nt de la pri se obsolète.

10 . Proté gez le cordon d’alimenta tion de tout pié tinement ou pincem ent, e n particulier au niveau des pri ses , des

pr ises de courant et du poin t de s ortie de l’appareil.

11. Utilisez uniqu ement le s acce ssoires / accessoires spé ciﬁés par le fabrica nt.

12. Utilisez uniqu ement av ec un chariot, un support, un trépie d, un su pport ou une table spéciﬁé par le fab ricant ou ve ndu avec l’appa reil. Lor squ’un chariot est utilisé, soyez pr udent lor sque vous dépla cez la combinaison chariot / appareil pour éviter les bless ures cau sées par un renver sem ent.

13. D ébranche z cet a ppareil pe périod es.

14. Conﬁez tou te répar ation à un technicie n qual iﬁé. Un entretien est req uis lorsque l’appareil a ét é en dommagé de que lque man ièr e q ue ce soit, par ex emple si le cordon d’alimenta tion ou la ﬁche e st en dommag é, d u li quide a é té ren versé ou des objets sont tombés dans l’appareil ou lorsq ue l’appareil a ét é exposé à la plu ie ou à l’humidité. ne fonctionne pas norm ale men t ou a été abandonné .

15 . Le s appa reils ne doivent pas être expos és aux gou ttes ou aux écla boussures, et les objets remplis de liquide s,

te ls que les va ses, ne doive nt pas ê tre pla cés sur l’appare il.

16 . U n systèm e d’antenn e e xtérieure ne doit pa s êt re placé à pr

d’aut res circuits é lectr iques ou d’écla irage , ou à un en droit où il pou rrait tomb er sur d e telles lignes ou circuits él ectri ques. Lor s d e l’ insta llation d’un système d’ant enne exté rieur, il faut faire très attention à n e pas touche r de telle s lignes ou circ uits é lectr iques, car un contact avec e ux pour rait êt re fatal .

le s av ertissements .

e broche sont fournies pour votre

nd ant les orages ou l orsqu’il n’est pas u tilisé penda nt de longues

oximité de lignes é lectr iques aé rie nnes ou

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17 . Ne surchar gez pa s les prise s mu rales, le s ra llonges ou les pr ises de courant in tégrées car cel a peut entraîner u n

risque d’inc endie ou d’électr ocution.

18 . N e pousse z jama is d’objets de quelque sort e que ce soit dans ce produ it à traver s le s ouvert ures, car ils

pourra ient tou cher d es poin ts de tension dan gereu x ou court-circ uiter des pièce s, ce qu i pourrait provoquer un incendie ou une él ectrocution. Ne jam ais renvers er un liqu ide q uelconque sur le produ it.

19 . Si une ant enne extérieur e e st connectée

au téléviseur, as surez-vous que le syst ème de l’ant enne est mis à la terre aﬁn de fournir u ne prote ction cont re les surt ensions e t l’accumu lation de charge s él ectrostatiques. La Section 810 du Code national de l

’éle ctricité four nit des inform ations c oncernant la mi se à la terre correcte du mât et de la structure de su pport, la mise à la terre du câ ble d’entrée

ÉQUIP EMENT DE SERVICE ÉLE CTRI QUE

vers une unité de décharg e de l’anten ne, la taille d es conducteurs de m ise à la terre , l’empla cem ent de l’unité de décharge de

CODE NAT IONAL DE L'ÉLECT RICITÉ S 2898 A

l’ant enne, la conne xion aux pr ises de terre et le s exig enc es rela tives aux prise s de terre.

20 . NOTE À L’ATTEN TION DES

INSTALLATEUR S (TÉLÉVISION/CÂBLE) : Le présent rappel vise à a tt irer l’atte ntion des inst allat eurs de syst èmes de tél évision/câble sur l’ Article 820-40 du C ode na tional de l’ électr icité des États-Un is. Le Code fournit des directive s pour un e mise à la t erre corre cte e t, en particu lier, di spose que le câble de terre doit être relié au rése

au de mise à la terre du bâ timent, au plus près qu e possible du point d ’entrée du câble.

21. Lor squ e d es piè ces de rechan ge son t néce ssaires, as surez-vous que le techn icien utilise le s pièce s de rechange s péciﬁées par le fab ricant ou celle s qui ont les mê me s caractéristiques que la piè ce d’origine. De s su bstitutions non autor isées peuvent e ntraîner un in cendie, un choc électrique ou d’autres dangers.

22. À la ﬁn de toute rép ara tion ou ent retien de cet appareil, dem a ndez au te chnic ien de service d’eﬀectuer de s vériﬁca tions de sé curité pour dét erm iner si l’appareil est en bon état de fon ctionneme nt.

23. Lors que vous c onnectez le pr oduit à un au tre é quipement, mettez l’appareil hors tension et déb ranchez tout l’éq uipemen t d

e la prise mur ale . Ne pas le faire peut provoquer un choc é lectrique e t de s blessures grav es.

Lisez attentive ment l e mode d’emploi de l’autre équ ipeme nt et suivez les in structions lor s de s connexions .

24. Un son sou dai n e t à fort volum e peut cause r une per te d’audition ou des haut-parl eurs. Lors que vous u tilisez u n ca sque (si l’a ppareil est équ ipé d’une pr ise ca sque), maintenez le volu me à u n ni veau modéré. Si vou s util isez un ca sque en continu ave c un volume sonore é lev é, cel a peut causer des dommag es auditifs.

25 . Ne laisse z pas le produ it produi re un son déformé pend ant une période pr olongée. Ce la peut provoquer une

surchau ﬀe et u n incendie du hau t-parleu r.

26. La pri se de cou rant doit être ins

tallée près de l’unité et fac ile ment a ccess ible. 27 . La pri se secteur est u tilisée comme se ctionneur e t doit rester facil eme nt a ccessible. 28 . L es piles (ba tteries ou batte ries insta llées ) ne doivent pa s êt re exposée s à une chal eur excessive comme les

rayons du soleil, le feu ou tout autre source de cha leur se mblable.

EXE MPLE D E MI SE À LA T ERRE D'UNE ANTE NNE

CON FOR ME AU COD E NATI ONAL DE L'ÉL ECTRICIT É.

CÂBLE D'ENTRÉE D'A NTENNE

COL LIER DE MISE

À L A TERRE

ANT ENNE UNITÉ DE DÉCHAR GE (SE CTION 8 10-20 DU CODE NATI ONA L DE L'ÉLEC TRI CITÉ)

CONDUC TEURS DE MISE À LA TERRE (SE CTION 8 10-21 DU CODE NATIO NAL DE L'ÉLEC TRI CITÉ)

COL LIERS DE M ISE À LA TERRE

SYSTÈ ME D'ÉL ECTR ODE DE MISE À L A TERRE DU SERVICE ÉLE CTRI QUE (AR T. 250 , PAR TIE H DU CO DE NATION AL DE L'ÉLECT RICITÉ)

CO NDENSATION

De l’h umidité se form e d ans la section de fonctionnement de l ’appa reil si l’appareil est a men é d’un environnem ent frai s da ns une pièc e chaude ou si la température de la pièce au gmente brusqu ement. Lorsq ue cela se produit, les performanc es de l’unité seront altérées. Pour éviter cel a, lai sse z l’appareil d ans son no uvel envir onnement pe nda nt envir on une heure a vant de l’allumer ou assur e

z-vous que la tem pérature de la piè ce augmente progressivement.

De la con den sation peu t ég ale ment se form er pen dan t l’été si l’ appareil e st exposé à la br ise d’un clim atiseur. Da ns ce cas, cha ngez l’emplacement de l’unité.

COMMENT MANIPULER LE PA NNEAU LCD

● N’appuye z pas tr op fort e t ne se couez pas l e panneau LCD . Cela peut provo quer une cassure de la vitre du pann eau LCD et d es ble ssures.

● Si le pan neau LCD est cas sé, a ssurez-vous de ne pas toucher le liquide dans le panne au. Cela peut provoquer une inﬂamm ation de la pea u.

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● Si le liquide pénètre dans votre bouche, se gargariser imméd iatem ent et consulter v otre mé decin. En outre ,

sile liquide pénètre dans vos yeux ou tou che votre peau, consultez votre médecin après u n ri nçage d’au moins 15minutes dans de l’eau propre.

Eﬀets négatifs possibles sur le panneau LCD : Si un motif ﬁxe (non m obile) r este sur l ’écran LCD pe ndant de longues périodes, l’image peut s’ incruster de maniè re permanen te d ans le panneau LCD et provoqu er des im ages fant ômes subtiles mais permanen tes. Ce type de domma ge n’est PAS COUVERT PAR VOTRE GARANTI E.

Nelaissez jam ais votre panneau LCD allu mé pendant de longues p ériodes pen dant qu’il aﬃche les formats ou images suivants:

● Images ﬁxes, telles que des tickers bour siers, des modèles de jeux vidéo, des logos de stations de télévision e t de s site s Web.

● Formats spéciaux qui n’utilisent pas tou t l’é cran. Par exem ple , aﬃcher un méd ia de style boîte aux lettre s (16:9) sur un aﬃchage normal (4: 3) ( barres n oires e n haut et en bas de l’écr an); ou en visual isant un média de style normal (4: 3) sur un écran l arge (16: 9) (barres noire s sur les côtés gau che et droit de l’ écran) .

Les symptômes s conséquent, nous déclinons toute re sponsabilité pour ces symptômes.

● Les panneaux LCD sont fabriqué s à l’aide d ’une te chnologie de p récision de très haut niveau, mais il arrive parfois que des éléments d’im age manqu ent ou que de s points l umine ux apparaissent sur ce rtaines parties de l’écran. Ce n’est pas un signe de dysfonctionnem ent .

● N’installez pas le panneau LCD à proximité d ’un équipem ent électronique produisan t des onde s électromagnétiques. Certain s équipements placés trop près de c et appareil peuve nt provoquer d es interférences.

● Eﬀet sur les périphériqu es infrarouges - Il peut y avoir des i nterférence s lors de l ’util isation de périphér iques infr arouges tels qu’un casque sans ﬁ l in fra rou ge.

Source d’énergie: Ce téléviseur LED e st conçu pour fonction ner sur 100 ~ 240volts 50/60 Hz, courant alter natif. Insérez le cordon d’alimentation da ns u ne prise 100 ~ 240 volts 50/60 Hz.

Pour éviter les chocs électriques, n’u tilisez pas la prise (pol arisée) d u téléviseur à DEL avec une rallonge, u ne prise ou une autre prise à moins que le s lames et la born e de mise à la ter re puissent être comp lètement insé rées pour éviter l’exposition des lames.

Attention: Pour réduire le risque d’incendi e ou d’ électroc ution, n’exposez pas cet appareil à la pluie ou à l’humid ité. Mise en garde: Ne retirez jamais le co uvercle arrière du téléviseur à DEL car cela pe ut vous exposer à des

tensions très élevées et à d’aut res d anger s. Si le téléviseu r ne fon ctionne pas cor recte ment, déb ranchez le téléviseur à DEL et appelez votr e revendeu r ou cent re de ser vice agréé.

Réglez seulement les contrôles q ui sont c ouverts dans les instr uctions, car des changements ou des mod iﬁcations non expressément approuvés par F urrion pourr aient annuler la g arantie de l’u tilisateu r.

uiva nts ne sont pas des signes de d ysfonctionnement mais une limitation technique. Par

CONFORMITÉ Déclaration de la FCC

Remarque: Le présent équipem ent a été testé et déc laré conform e aux limitations pou r appareils n umériq ues de classe B, aux termes de la Sec tion 15 des règle ments d e la FCC. Ces limitation s sont conçues pour fou rnir un e protection raisonnable contre les inter férences nocive s dans un environn eme nt d omestique. Cet appareil génère, utilise et peut émettre de l’éner gie RF (r adiofréquence) et peut, en cas d’in stallation ou d’util isation non conforme aux instructions, engendrer des inter féren ces nuisibles au niveau d es communications radio.

Rien ne garantit toutefois l’absence d’ interféren produit des interférences perturban t la réce ption de la r adio ou de la télévision (ce qu e vous pouvez déter miner en éteignant et en allumant l’équipem ent ), n ous vou s recommandon s d ’essayer d’ éli miner le s interférence s d’un e des façons suivantes:

– Réorientez ou déplacez l’a nte nne de réception. – Augmentez l’espacement entr e l’éq uipement e t le ré cepteur. – Branchez l’appareil sur une prise de courant située sur un circ uit d iﬀérent de cel ui sur leq uel le récepteur est

branché.

– Consultez votre fournisseur ou un technic ien radio/TV expérim enté.Augmen tez la distance entre l’équ ipeme nt

et le récepteur.

ces dans le ca dre d’ une in stallation par ticulière. Si cet é quipement

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4 pouce s

4 pouces

Wire

Clamp

Screw

4 inches

Wire

Screw

Clamp

Wire

1.5 inches

4 pouces

AVERTISSEMENT: Toute m odiﬁcation ou tou t chan gement apporté(e) à ce produit et non e xpressém ent approuvé( e) par l a partie r esponsable de la conformité est susc eptible d’engendrer une annulation du droit

d’ utilisation de cet é quipem ent par l ’utilisateur aux termes des Règ les de la F CC. Le présent appare il est confor me aux exigences de la Sec tion 15 des Règle s de la FCC. Le fonctionneme nt est

assuj etti au x de ux con ditions sui van tes :

1. Le prés ent appare il ne doit p as c aus er d’ inter fére nces nu isibles.

2. Le présent appare il doit accepter toute s les inter féren ces reçu es, y compris celles su sceptibles de provoquer un fonctionnem ent no n souhaité.

PRÉCAU TIONS DE SÉCURITÉ

AVERTISSEMENT: Ne placez jam ais un tél éviseur à un endroit insta ble. Il pourrait tomber et causer des blessu res graves, voir e mo rtelles. Un grand nombre de blessu res, particu lière men t aux enfants, peut ê tre év ité au moye préca utions sim ples, comme:

– Utilisation d’ar moires ou de su pports recomm andés pa r le fa brican t du téléviseur. – N’utiliser q ue des m eubles pouvant supporter le téléviseur en tou te sécur ité. – S’assurer que l e téléviseur ne surplombe pas l e bord de s meu bles de sou tien. – Ne pas pl acer le téléviseu r sur des m eubles hauts (par exe mple, des ar moires ou des bibl iothèques) san s

ancrer à la fois le m obilier e t le tél éviseur à un su pport appr oprié.

– Ne pas pl acer le téléviseu r sur un c hiﬀon ou d’autre s maté riau x pouvant être placés entre le télé viseur et le s

meubles de soutien.

– Éduquer les enfants sur les dangers de grimper sur les meubles pour atteindre le té lévise ur ou ses commandes.

Si votre téléviseu r existant est conservé et dé placé , les mêmes considéra tions que ci-de ssus d oivent êt re appli qué es.

L’ unité é met de la chaleur lorsqu ’el le est en m arche. Ne pl co uvert ure s ou de co uvert ure s s ur l’appareil, cela pour rait pr ovoquer

une surc hauﬀe. Ne bloquez pas les oriﬁce s de ventilation ou i nstalle z- le s près d es radiateu rs. Ne pas placer en pl ein soleil. Lorsque vous le

placez su r un e étagère , laissez un espace libre de 4 pouc es (10 cm) autour de l’ ensemble de l ’unité.

acez pas d e

4 pouce s

n d e

REMARQU ES LORS DU MONT AGE DE LA TV LED SUR LE MUR

Si l’ unité doit être instal lée su r le mur, contactez le reven deur c hez qui vous ave z ache té le té léviseur LED pour obtenir des con seils et faites installer l’ équipem ent par un profe ssionnel. Une install ation incom plète ou incorrecte peut vou s blesser e t / ou en dommager le tél éviseur L ED.

AVIS POUR LE CABINET T V

Si l’ unité doit être montée sur une armoire plus petite que la longue ur de l’unité, cela pourrait e ntraîner un em placemen t instable et l’ unité pourrait dégringoler, ce qui po urr ait entra îner d mo rte lles. En outr e, cela endommage rait sérieusem ent le produ it. En conséque nce, Furrion n’accepte auc une

es blessures per sonnelles, voire

re sponsabilité pour toute blessur e ou dommage matériel résultan t d’ une mau vaise installation.

MODÈLE DE MONTAGE VESA

Modèle La rgeur en mm Hauteur en mm Taille de vis Quantité

FEHS28CAA 20 0 100 M5*8mm 4

ATTENTION:

● N’utilisez pas ce téléviseu r avec des supports muraux qu i per mettent au télévise ur de s’ incliner verticalem ent .

Oui!! Non !!

Les su pports mu rau x à incl inaison verticale peuve nt en dommager la structure du téléviseur.

● Utilisez UNI QUEMENT d es suppor ts murau x ﬁxes ou horizontaux pivotants avec ce tél éviseur.

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Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions .........................................................................................................................................1

Table of Contents ..........................................................................................................................................................5

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................................6

Remote Control

Battery Install .................................................................................................................................................................7

Overview .......................................................................................................................................................................8

TV Overview

Front Panel ................................................................................................................................................................10

Rear Panel & Pedestal Removal ................................................................................................................................. 11

Installation

Connection to Antenna & Cable / Satellite Box ...........................................................................................................12

Connection to HDMI Input ...........................................................................................................................................13

Connection to Component YPbPr Input ......................................................................................................................14

Connection to Composite Input ...................................................................................................................................15

Connection to a Personal Computer ...........................................................................................................................16

Connection to a Home Theater System ......................................................................................................................17

TV Setup

Initial Setup Wizard .....................................................................................................................................................18

TV Provider Setup & Channel Auto Scan ....................................................................................................................19

Picture Setting

Brightness ...................................................................................................................................................................20

Contrast ......................................................................................................................................................................20

Color ............................................................................................................................................................................20

Tint ...............................................................................................................................................................................20

Sharpness ...................................................................................................................................................................20

Color Temperature. ......................................................................................................................................................20

Audio Settings

Sound Mode ................................................................................................................................................................21

Bass .............................................................................................................................................................................21

Treble ..........................................................................................................................................................................21

Balance .......................................................................................................................................................................21

Surround sound ...........................................................................................................................................................21

SPDIF Type ................................................................................................................ ...................................................21

Audio Language...........................................................................................................................................................21

Date & Time Settings...................................................................................................................................................22

Setup Settings

Menu Languages .........................................................................................................................................................23

Transparency ...............................................................................................................................................................23

Restore Default ............................................................................................................................................................23

HDMI CEC ..................................................................................................................................................................23

CEC................... ..........................................................................................................................................................24

Closed Captions ..........................................................................................................................................................25

Parental Control ..........................................................................................................................................................26

TV Settings

Favorite .......................................................................................................................................................................2

Show / Hide .................................................................................................................................................................28

Channel Label .............................................................................................................................................................28

USB Modes MHL Setting

Troubleshooting ..........................................................................................................................................................382

Warranty ..................................................................................................................................................................... 33

.................................................................................................................................................................29

................................................................................................................................................................

.............................................31

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Introduction

What’s In The Box

• Remote Control

• AAA Batteries x 2

•

• Screws fo

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Remote Control

Battery Install

Your remote control handset is powered by two (2) AAA type batteries

• battery cover.

•

• Effective remote range is approximately 16 feet at an angle

of no greater than 30° to the left / right or 20° up /down to the IR sensor.

• To avoid possible damage from battery chemical leakage,

remove the batteries if you do not plan to use the remote for an extended period of time. Do not mix batteries of different age and / or type. Always discard used batteries safely.

• Do not expose the remote control to liquids, direct sun-light

or sources of excessive heat.

• The IR receiver on the TV will not work properly if the set is

in direct sunlight.

NOTE: Improper use of batteries can result in a chemical leakage or explosion.

30 30

IR Receiver

Cable / Satellite Remote Control Codes:

NOTE: The remote control from your Cable/Satellite provider can be programmed to operate

most of the major functions of this TV which include: POWER, INPUT / SOURCE, VOLUME +,

VOLUME - , CHANNEL +, CHANNEL - , SELECT/OK/ENTER (based on your remote), and NUMBER

buttons. For non-major TV functions not listed, use the remote control included with this TV.

To program your Cable / Satellite remote to operate this TV, follow the programming instructions

included with your providers’ remote and use the following codes.

Comcast or Direct TV : 10030

AT & T (U-verse) : 1043

Dish Network : 506 RCA Universal : 0030

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Remote Control

Overview

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Remote Control

Overview

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TV Overview

IR Receiver

A soft light illuminates when the television power is on.

Front Panel

1. POWER - Press the appear within a few seconds, and the LED will turn on.

2. INPUT - After connecting your DVD, cable box, etc. select the appropriate input source to view. Press the button to display the input options. Press the buttons to highlight the input source and

press the button to select.

3. MENU - Press the button to display. Press to select from the 6 menu options available.

Press the buttons to select a feature from the selected menu then press the buttons to adjust the volume settings.

4. Channel (-CH+) - Press the buttons to select a channel in the TV mode.

5. Volume (-VOL+) - Press the buttons to adjust the volume up or down.

button to turn the TV ON/ OFF (standby). The screen image will

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TV Overview

Rear Panel & Pedestal Removal

COAX

OUT

R V /Y

P b

P r

HDMI1 IN

ARC

HDMI2

H DM I 3 IN

MH L

VGA

PC AUDIO

USB(2.0) IN

DC 5V

Max. 500mA

Wall Mounting

It is recommended that you consult a professional before mounting this TV a wall. Use VESA 200 x 100 wall mount hardware.

NOTE: You must remove the pedestal before wall mounting.

cluded

1. Headphone Jack - Connect a stereo headphone (not in

) for private listening.

2. SPDIF - Connect an optional coaxial digital cable (not included) through a compatible amp / receiver to enjoy superior audio sound.

3. AV Input - Connect an external device to the composite VIDEO(Y) and AUDIO (L / R) out jacks found on most video equipment.

4. Component Y Pb Pr Input - Connect to an AV device that features component (Y Pb Pr) video and audio output jacks.

5. HDMI Input - Connects to digital AV equipment that feature HDMI connectivity. HDMI supports enhanced high

cable not included.

6. PC IN - VGA Input - Connect an optional VGA cable (not included) from your personal computer.

PC Audio Input - Audio cable (not included) for sound.

7. RF Input - Connect an antenna or cable connection for television reception.

Note: Use an outdoor antenna, cable or satellite for best reception.

8. USB Input Port

supports MP3 and JPEG.

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Connection to Antenna & Cable /

Installation

Satellite Box

Roof Antenna / Cable Outlet Installation

• Connect the RF coaxial (75 ohm) cable from

your existing roof top / in door antenna, or wall outlet. Finger tighten the Coaxial / RF Cable end to the TV input on the panel.

• Tune to TV programming directly from the

television tuner.

Ant. / Cable

Wall Outlet

Coaxial / RF Cable (not included)

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Installation

Connection to HDMI Input

Digital Cable / Satellite Set Top Box

HDMI cable ( not included )

Cable / Satellite set top box

Coaxial / RF Cable

(not included)

Connect the RF coaxial (75 ohm) cable from the video outlet of your cable / Satellite box to the RF input on the TV’s panel. Select Ch. 3 or 4 on the TV and select a channel.

For greater performance, if possible, use component or an HDMI installation(shown). Refer to your set top box user manual.

Using HDMI

HDMI cable ( not included )

For BEST video performance

Connect to external equipment that offers HDMI, an uncompressed, all digital video / audio interface found on today’s HD digital set top boxes and Blu-ray players. Use of this pure digital technology offers enhanced

There are three (3) HDMI inputs available for use with HD set top boxes, gaming consoles and HD DVD / Blu-ray players.

From your external digital equipment, connect an HDMI cable from the HDMI output to the HDMI input on the TV’s panel.

Digital set top box, gaming console,or

Blu-ray w / HDMI interface

HDMI

Press the button on the remote control. Use arrow buttons to highlight the input to view (HDMI1,2,3 ) then press .

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Connection to Component

Installation

YPbPr Input

Connecting External Equipment to Component Video IN (Y Pb Pr)

Component cables (not included)

Digital set top box, gaming console or DVD

For BETTER video performance

Connect to external equipment that features component video output jacks for better performance. Use the Component Y Pb Pr video and audio inputs with a set top box, gaming console or DVD player.

When connecting external equipment to your television, match the colors of the connecting jacks (Video: Blue, Green, Red; Audio: White / Red ).

Connect the optional component video cables (blue, green, red) (not included) from the video output jacks (Y, Pb, Pr) on your external equipment to the Component Y Pb Pr input on the TV’s panel.

Connect white / red audio cables for sound from the audio (L / R) output jacks on your external equipment to the AV L / R input jacks on the TV’s panel.

Press the button on the TV remote control. Use arrow buttons to highlight the input to view(Component) then press .

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Installation

Connection to Composite Input

Connecting External Equipment to AV Composite IN on your television

Audio Video Cable (not included)

Digital set top box, gaming console or DVD

For GOOD video performance

Connect to external equipment using optional video and audio cables. Composite output jacks are available on most set top cable / satellite boxes and DVD players. (HDMI and Component connections are recommended for the best performance.)

When connecting external equipment to your television, match the colors of the connecting jacks (Video: Yellow Audio: White & Red).

Connect the yellow video cable from the video output jack on your external A / V equipment (i.e.: DVD player, set top box) to AV input on the TV’s panel.

Connect the white / red audio cables for sound from the audio (L / R) output jacks on your external equipment ( i.e.: DVD Player, set top box) to the AV (L / R) jacks on the TV’s panel.

Press the button on the remote control. Use arrow buttons to highlight the input to view (AV) then press .

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Installation

Connection to a Personal Computer

Connecting a Personal Computer with VGA to your television

VGA & Audio Cable (not included)

Recommended computer display resolution:1366x768@60 Hz

Connect using an optional male to male VGA cable (not included) from your PC to the VGA input on the TV’s panel.

Connect an audio cable (not included) from the computer’s mini audio output jack to the audio input on the TV’s panel.

Press the button on the remote control. Use the buttons to highlight the VGA input and press the button.

NOTE: If your PC uses a standard signal mode, the screen will adjust

automatically .

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Connection to a Home

Installation

Theater System

Connection to a Home Theater Audio System

Press the appropriate

Optional cables

Front Left

Center Channel

Dolby Prologic

Front Right

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TV Setup

Initial Setup Wizard

After connecting your TV antenna or cable wire, turn the television ON. The quick setup wizard will display on-screen. Select your preferred Picture setting followed by antenna options and performing Auto Scan to receive local broadcast channels that will be stored in the TV tuner memory.

The wizard will direct you to the TV menu to select antenna options and perform Channel Auto Scan. Channels found will be stored into the TV tuner memory.

How to Navigate:

Press the arrow button to highlight based on your antenna connection.

Highlight Start to Scan and press .

may take several minutes to complete.

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TV Provider Setup

TV Settings

& Channel Auto Scan

• Press the button

• Using the arrow buttons; scroll to highlight

• Press the down arrow buttons to highlight

Select if you subscribe to a pay television service a set top box.

• Press the arrow buttons to highlight .

•

Press the arrow button to highlight and press Press to begin .

NOTE: Channel Auto Scan may take several minutes to complete.

Cable Mode

Select when TV is connected to an indoor / outdoor antenna.

• Press the arrow button to highlight .

•

Press the arrow button to highlight and press Press to begin .

NOTE: Channel Auto Scan may take several minutes to complete.

Air Mode

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Menu Adjustments

The menu of e picture displayed on your TV based on ambient room light and personal preferences. Adjustment options include contrast, brightness, color, sharpness and color temperature.

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select . Press the down arrow button to highlight , then press the arrow button to select your viewing preference from 5 factory options: EnergySaving > User > Standard > Dynamic > Mild. The Standard setting is recommended for most brightly lit viewing environments. Depending on the ambient light level in the room, you may one of the other Picture settings

more pleasing.

Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to increase or decrease contrast intensity.

Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to increase or decrease overall brightness.

Picture Setting

Press down arrow button to highlight Navigate using the arrow buttons to increase or decrease color intensity.

Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to adjust colors toward green or reddish tint.

Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to soften or view crisper edges in the picture.

Press down arrow button to highlight your

preference. Navigate using the ar-

row buttons to select Cool, Medium or Warm setting.

*The feature adjusts the brightness of the TV in order to save energy and reduce power consumption.

Note: When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing the button.

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Menu Adjustments

The menu offers options to make sound enhancements while listening through the built-in speakers or to select digital audio options when connected to a Dolby Digital receiver though a (SPDIF) coaxial digital output.

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select . Press the arrow button to highlight , then press the arrow button to select your sound preference from 4 factory options: Music > Movie > User > Standard .

Press down arrow button to highlight Press Standard .

Music Preserves the original sound. Good for musical programs. Movie Enhances treble and bass for a rich sound experience .

User Select to customize audio settings. Standard Produces a balanced sound in all environments.

button to select Music > Movie > User >

Audio Settings

Press down arrow button to highlight

Press

intensity.

Press down arrow button to highlight

Press

intensity.

Press down arrow button to highlight

Press

speaker.

Press MENU to enter the main menu, press button to select Sound.

Press button to select among Surround Sound.

Press button to select(Off / On)

Press MENU to enter the main menu, press button to select Audio. Press button to select among Auto Volume. Press button to select(Off / On).

buttons to increase or decrease low frequency

buttons to increase or decrease high frequency

buttons to adjust sound towards the left or right

Press MENU to enter the main menu, press button to select Audio. Press button to select among MTS. Press button to select(Stereo / SAP / Mono).

Press MENU to enter the main menu, press button to select Sound. Press button to select among SPDIF Type. Press button to select(RAW / Off / PCM).

Press MENU to enter the main menu, press button to select Audio. Press button to select among Audio Languages. Press button to select different Audio Languages.

Note: When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing the button.

Press down arrow button to highlight

Press

buttons to Enter.

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Menu Adjustments

The 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 (see page 19 for TV

Setup).

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select Time.

• Press down arrow button to highlight then press the arrow button to select time to view before the television timer turns the set off: 5 Min > 10 Min > 15 Min > 30 Min > 45 Min > 60 Min > 90 Min > 120Min > 180 Min > 240 Min > OFF

• Press down arrow button to highlight Time Zone then press the arrow button to select between: Eastern > Central

Alaska > Hawaii > Atlantic.

• Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to turn this

feature on or off.

Date & Time Settings

• Press down arrow button to highlight

Navigate using the arrow buttons to turn this feature

• Press down arrow button to highlight

Navigate using the arrow buttons to turn this feature

•

receives a broadcast channel.

Note: When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing the button.

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Menu Adjustments

In the 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.

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select . Gain access to display options by pressing the down arrow button to highlight or other options, then press arrow button on your remote to select.

Setup Settings

Other languages include English, Français, Español.

Pr es s the arrow b ut ton to au tomatically reset all adjustments back to their original factory settings.

Navigate using the arrow buttons to turn ON/OFF

Pr es s the arrow but ton to enter.

Adjust the duration of the Zoom Mode menu. Press button to select.

NOTE: Closed Caption and Advanced are features described on the following pages.

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Menu Adjustments

The CEC menu includes HDMI CEC \ Auto Standby \ Auto TV on \ HDMI ARC \ Device control \ Device List.

How to Navigate:

Press the MENU button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select Setup

CEC

• To turn the HDMI CEC option On/Off use the buttons to highlight HDMI CEC then press .

• Turn HDMI ARC ON if you want to use the ARC function with a connected

5.1/7.1 Home Theater System.

• Auto Standby: the TV will turn Off when there is No Signal on the TV for several minutes.

• Device Control: allows for a connected CEC device to be controlled by the TV remote.

• Auto TV On: TV will automatically turn On when the connected CEC device is turned On.

• Device List: displays a list of HDMI CEC devices currently connected to the TV.

• Note: refer to the user manual of your Home Theater System for compatibility, instructions, and connections needed to use the HDMI ARC feature.

Note: When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing the Menu button.

• Note: refer to the user manual of your connected CEC device for compatibility, instructions, and connections needed to use the HDMI CEC feature.

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Menu Adjustments

The menu includes adjustments for activating the text feature for display on-screen and customizing CC display types and font styles.

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select .

Closed Captions

• Press the down arrow button to highlight then press the arrow button to highlight CC Mode.

• Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to select, Service 1-6.

• Navigate using the arrow buttons to select Off > On > CC On Mute.

• Press down arrow button to highlight . Press the arrow button to enter a menu with options to customize text fonts, colors and opacities.

• Press down arrow button to highlight . Navigate using the arrow buttons to select CC1-4, TEXT1-4.

Note: When adjustments are completed, you may select another menu by pressing the button.

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Menu Adjustments

Parental Control

In the menu, you may block television and movie programming based on TV ratings and Motion Picture Association guidelines. To gain access and select your preferences within the Parental menu make certain your input is set to TV.

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select . Gain access to parental rating options by pressing the down arrow button to highlight . Enter your 4 digit code (factory default code is “0000”) unless previously changed.

• To change the password, press arrow button to display a screen

to enter your new password, then

• To set parental controls for television

programming or DVD movies, press the arrow buttons to highlight

US Rating.

Navigate using the buttons to highlight menu.

• Highlight TV, then press the arrow button to enter the TV Ratings menu and select your preference.

Appropriate for all children

Appropriate for all children over 7

General Audience

Parental Guidance Suggested

Parents Strongly Cautioned

Mature Audience Only

• To make changes to parental controls, highlight then press the arrow button

• Highlight MPAA, then press the arrow button repeatedly to select your movie rating preference.

General Audience

Parental Guidance Suggested

Parents Strongly Cautioned

Restricted

No One Under 17 Permitted

Adults Only

NOTE: RRT Setting and Reset RRT are not user adjustable settings.

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Menu Adjustments

Parental Control

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Menu Adjustments

The provides the setup / changes of your television to receive broadcast channels, store your favorite channels, add or skip channels in memory and label or name channels.(For antenna and Auto Channel Scan setup, please refer to page 19.)

How to Navigate:

Press the button on the remote control. Navigate using arrow buttons to select . Press the down button to highlight your preferences.

• Highlight to add channels to your Favorites List. Navigate using the arrow buttons to select channels to be added or deleted from your list. Press to add or delete a channel. A checkmark indicates a channel has been added. You may also display your list of channels by pressing the button on the remote control

TV Settings

• Highlight to select or skip channels already in memory. Navigate using the arrow buttons to access the list of available channels. Press to change the channels status. A checkmark indicates a channel has been added.

• Highlight to name or rename a broadcast channel. Navigate using the arrow button to enter the screen menu to relabel a channel. Use the arrow buttons to spell out each letter, number or character. Use arrow buttons to advance to the next space.

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USB Modes

1. Press the INPUT button on the remote control to display the Input Menu. Press the buttons to select MEDIA in the Source menu, and then

press the ENTER button.

To view Photos on the TV:

Press the buttons to select Photo.

Press the

Press ENTER to view the photo.

Press the or button to view the next photo.

Press the button to return main menu.

or button to highlight the photo you want to view.

Total size:2.0GB Unused size:1.8GB

Photo

mblog.jpg

Play File:1

Music

USB

C:\

mblog.jpg

001/001 534 x 800 34.3KB

Sele ct Move

Repeat

To Listen to Music on the TV:

Press the buttons to select Music.

Press the

or button to highlight the song you want to hear.

Press ENTER to start playing the song.

Press the or button to skip to the next/previous song.

Press the button to stop playback.

Photo

LOVE.mp3

Total size:2.0GB Unused size:1.8GB

Play File:1

Music

USB

C:\

002/002

Sele ct Move

LOVE.jpg

Title:

Artist:

Album:

Year

Pause 00:00 02:38

Repeat

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MHL Setting

You can connect an MHL-enabled device, such as a cell phone, and view your device’s screen on your TV.

Press INPUT to open the Input Source list.

Press or to select ,then press

Connect an MHL cable (not provided) to the micro USB port on the device, then connect the other end of the cable to the HDMI /MHL jack on the side of your TV.

HDMI-to-MHL Cable

Your device’s menu will var y depending on the device and the apps you have loaded on the device.

MHL-Enabled Device

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ations

LED

16:9

480i / 480p / 720p /1080i

1366x768

2 0

3000:1

178°

16.7M

55Watts

2 X 8 W

25.3” (W) x 15.4” (H) x 3.3” (D)

7.6 lbs

SPDIF Digital Audio Output (1)

Headphone Jack (1)

)1(oediV etisopmoC

)1(rP bP Y

)3(IMDH

)1(FR

)1(AGV / CP

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Troubleshooting

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Warranty

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