6 Special features of your television set
7 Receiving digital channels
7 Important notes on environmental
protection
8 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
8 Connecting the antenna and power cord
9 Inserting batteries into the remote control
9 Adjusting the inclination of the screen
10 OVERVIEW
10 Connections on the television set
11 Controls on the television set
12 The remote control – Main functions
13 The remote control –
All functions
14 SETTINGS
14 Initial set-up and tuning television
channels
14 Selecting language, country and
operating mode
15 Tuning terrestrial television channels
(DVB-T)
15 Tuning television channels from the cable
provider (DVB-C)
16 Changing the program table for the
digital channels
18 Picture settings
19 Sound settings
21 TELEVISION - OPERATION
21 Basic functions
22 Zoom function
22 Zapping function
22 Electronic TV guide
23 Changing the picture format
24 USB OPERATION
24 File formats
25 Connecting external
data media
26 The file browser
26 Settings in the USB
setup menu
27 Basic playback functions
28 Additional playback
functions
30 TELETEXT OPERATION
30 TOP text or FLOF text mode
30 Additional functions
31 CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
31 Opening the SETTINGS menu
31 Language settings
32 Setting the date and time
32 Timer settings
33 Parental control settings
34 Updating software
34 Restoring the television to the default
settings
35 OPERATION USING EXTERNAL
DEVICES
35 DIGI LINK
35 The DIGI LINK functions on your television
36 Device operation
37 High definition HD ready
37 Connection options
38 Connecting external devices
39 Using a DVD player, DVD recorder,
video recorder
or set-top box
39 Headphones
40 Hi-fi system/AV receiver
41 Connecting a PC
41 Selecting presets for the PC
41 Settings for PC mode
42 OPERATION WITH A COMMON
INTERFACE
42 What is a Common Interface?
42 Inserting the CA module
42 Access control for CI module and
smart card
43 SPECIAL SETTINGS
44 Searching for digital terrestrial
TV channels automatically
45 Searching for digital terrestrial
TV channels manually
46 Tuning analogue television channels
47 Changing stored analogue channels
49 INFORMATION
49 Displaying signal information
50 Technical data
51 Service information for retailers
51 Environmental note
52 Troubleshooting
53 Additional Information for units sold in the
Please note the following instructions when
setting up the television set:
7
This television is designed to receive and display video and audio signals.
All other uses are expressly prohibited.
7
The ideal viewing distance is five times the
diagonal screen size.
7
Light falling on the screen impairs picture
quality.
7
To ensure the device is always adequately ventilated, make sure there is sufficient space between the television set and nearby furniture.
7
The television is designed for use in dry rooms.
If you do use it outdoors, make sure it is protected from moisture such as rain or splashing
water.
Never expose the television set to moisture.
7
Do not place any vessels such as vases on the
television, as they may spill liquid, thus presenting a safety risk.
7
Place the television on a hard, level surface.
7
Do not place any objects such as newspapers
on the television or put cloth or similar items
under it.
7
Do not place the television close to heating
units or in direct sunlight, as this will impair
cooling.
7
Heat build-up can be dangerous and shortens
the service life of the television. For reasons of
safety, have a repairman remove any dirt in
the television from time to time.
7
Never open the television under any circumstances. Warranty claims are excluded for
damage resulting from improper handling.
7
Make sure the power cord or the power supply unit (if provided) are not damaged.
7
Only operate the television with the power
supply/power cord* provided. (*For products
with an adaptor only.)
7
Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical
devices. Even when the television is switched
off, it can be damaged by a lightning strike to
the mains or the antenna. Always disconnect
the mains and antenna plugs during a storm.
7
Use a damp, soft cloth to clean the screen.
Do not use water with soap or detergent.
7
Only clean the housing of your television set
with the cloth provided. Do not use water with
soap or detergent.
7
When deciding where to put the device, remember that furniture is often coated with various types of varnish and plastic. Many of these
contain chemicals which can corrode the feet
of the device, leaving marks on the surface of
the furniture which can be difficult or impossible to remove.
7
The screen of your LCD television meets
the highest quality standards and has been
checked for pixel faults.
Despite the great care taken in manufacturing,
technological reasons make it impossible to
completely discount the possibility that some
pixels may be faulty.
Provided they are within the thresholds specified by the DIN norm, pixel faults of this kind
cannot be regarded as a defect as defined by
the warranty.
7
To ensure fires do not occur,
always keep candles and other
open flames away from the device.
device is switched on. Also switch off other
equipment before connecting it.
7
Do not plug in the power cord of the device
until you have connected the external equipment and the antenna.
7
Make sure the mains plug is freely accessible.
Caution:
7
If you plan on using a wall bracket for your
television, make sure you read the assembly
manual for the wall bracket or have a specialist assemble it.
7
When purchasing the wall bracket, make
sure that all the fastening points on the television are also on the wall bracket and that
they are all used when mounting it.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Special features of your
television set
7
You can receive and watch digital TV channels
using your television set (via DVB-T and DVB-C)
– including High Definition programmes (HD).
However, the reception of digital TV channels
in HD is currently limited to a few countries in
Europe.
7
Although this television set complies with the
current DVB-T and DVB-C standards (status:
August 2010), the compatibility with future terrestrial DVB-T and DVB-C cable programmes
cannot be guaranteed.
7
Your television set can receive and process
all analogue and non-encrypted digital
TV channels. The television set is also equipped
with digital and analogue receivers.
7
The electronic TV guide (for digital channels
only) informs you about any schedule changes
at short notice, and provides an overview of
all the broadcasters' schedules for the next few
days. Detailed information on the individual
television programmes are – when provided
by the broadcasting station – are also available in the electronic TV guide.
7
You can connect various data media, such as
an external hard drive, a USB memory stick or
a digital camera, to the USB socket. Using the
file browser, you can then select and play the
file formats of your choice (for example, MP4,
MP3 or JPEG data).
You require a digital roof antenna or indoor
antenna (passive or active indoor antenna
with its own power supply) to receive digital
television channels (DVB-T).
7
If you wish to receive digital television channels via your cable system (DVB-C), the antenna cable for your cable operator must be
connected to the television set.
7
Unlike analogue broadcasting, not every
channel has its own transmission frequency.
Instead, several channels are grouped into
what are known as bouquets on a regional or
national level. You can find the current transmission information on teletext from various
broadcasters, or by consulting a current TV
guide or the Internet.
7
Various digital television channels from private
broadcasters are encrypted (DVB-T and DVBC). Watching these channels and the recording and playback functions are only possible
with the appropriate CI module and a SmartCard. Ask your specialist dealer.
The range of channels available from the pub-
lic broadcasting institutions (ARD with EinsExtra, EinsFestival or ZDF with ZDF Info and all
third party broadcasters) are not encrypted
and can be received without a SmartCard.
Important notes on
environmental protection
7
The following information will help you to save
resources – and money as well.
7
If you are not using your television set for
several days, you should pull out the mains
plug for environmental and safety reasons.
This way the television does not consume any
electricity.
7
As switching off the television set does not
completely disconnect it from the mains, pull
out the plug to disconnect it from the mains
completely.
7
If the device is equipped with a power switch,
switching it off using this switch will be sufficient. The energy consumed by the television
set is reduced to virtually 0 W.
7
In standby mode, the television set uses very
little energy. However, it may be necessary to
leave the television set in standby mode for certain functions (for example automatic switch-on
and switch-off and for timer functions).
7
The television set uses less energy when the
brightness is reduced.
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CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
Connecting the antenna and power cord
2
3
1a
To receive terrestrial digital broadcasters
(DVB-T) connect the cable for the rooftop
or indoor antenna (passive or active indoor
antenna with its own power supply) to the antenna socket
or
1b To receive digital cable channels (DVB-C)
connect the cable for the rooftop antenna
to the antenna socket »ANT IN« on the
television set;
or
1c To receive analogue TV channels, connect
the cable for the rooftop antenna to the antenna socket
Note:
7
When connecting an indoor antenna you
may have to try it out at different positions
until you get the best reception.
»ANT IN« on the television set;
»ANT IN« on the television set
2 Plug the power cable to
3 Plug the power cord into a wall socket.
Note:
7
7
7
1
DC external source input »DC IN« of your
television.
Do not plug in the power cord of the device
until you have connected the external equipment and the antenna.
Only use the power cord supplied to connect
the television set to a suitable earthed safety
socket.
Do not use an adapter plug or extension
lead which does not meet the applicable
safety standards. Do not tamper with the
power cord.
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»AC IN« input or
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CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
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Inserting batteries into the
remote control
1 Open the battery compartment by removing
the lid.
Insert the batteries (2 x 1.5 V micro, for
2
example R03 or AAA). Observe the polarity marked in the bottom of the battery
compartment.
3 Close the battery compartment.
Note:
7
If the television no longer reacts properly to
remote control commands, the batteries may
be flat. Always remove used batteries.
7
The manufacturer accepts no liability for
damage caused by leaking batteries.
Environmental note
7
disposed of with regular household rubbish.
For certain rechargeable batteries/batteries, this symbol may be supplemented by a
chemical symbol. Symbols for mercury (Hg)
or lead (Pb) are provided if the rechargeable batteries/batteries contain more than
0.0005% mercury or more than 0.004%
lead.
Rechargeable batteries/batteries, including
those which do not contain heavy metal,
may not be disposed of with household
waste. Always dispose of used batteries
in accordance with local environmental
regulations. Make enquiries about the applicable disposal regulations where you live.
This symbol on rechargeable batteries/batteries or
on the packaging indicates
that the rechargeable battery/battery may not be
The television set is equipped with automatic
channel search, which searches for terrestrial
channels (DVB-T), cable channels (DVB-C) and
analogue channels.
You start the search and can then copy the television channels into four favourite lists and sort
them there into your order of preference.
For DVB-T and DVB-C channels 1000 presets,
and 100 presets for analogue channels.
The various settings
Depending on the type of antenna connected,
you can decide which channels you would like
the television to search for.
7
Tunes digital terrestrial television channels, on
page 15.
7
Tunes digital television channels from the
cable provider, on page 15.
7
Tunes analogue television channels, in the
chapter “Special functions”, starting on page
46.
7
Further settings for digital television channels
after the initial set-up can also be found in the
chapter “Special functions”, starting on page
43.
Note:
7
Make the language and country selection for
all types, then continue reading the respective
chapter.
Selecting language, country and
operating mode
1 Switch on the television set from standby with
»POWER«, »1…0« or »P+« or »P-«.
–
During initial set-up, the »Installation Guide«
will be displayed.
Help:
7
If this menu is not displayed, restore the
television set to its default settings (see
page 34).
2 Select the menu language with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the mode with
»B« or »A« and press
»OK« to confirm.
– The settings used in
save energy.
–
Alternatively, the menu item »Shop Mode«
can be selected which the retailer can use
for demonstrating the device functions.
Note:
7
End the »Shop Mode« by restoring the tel-
evision set to its default settings (see page
34).
4 Select the country in which the television set
is operated with
and press
– The
»OK« to confirm.
»Source Setup« menu appears with
the
»Connection Type« line marked.
Note:
7
You can find a description of how to tune
the television channel of your choice – depending on the antenna connected – in the
following chapters.
be switched on if the antenna is an active
indoor antenna with a signal amplifier and it
is not already supplied with a voltage via a
mains plug (or similar supply). Otherwise
you may cause a short circuit and irreparably damage your antenna.
»C«
or »
D
«.
« or »A« (»On«).
B
»●« (green).
»Search Results« menu appears, and
the search for TV channels begins.
channels received, this can easily take a
few minutes.
»PRO-
GRAM TABLE
« appears.
»M« to end the setting.
Tuning television channels from
the cable provider (DVB-C)
1 In the »Source Setup« menu, in the »Connec-
tion Type
with »
2 Select the line
»D«.
Use »–
– »ATV«, scan for analogue television
–
3 Select the line »Cabel Scan Type« with
»C« or »D«. Select the preferred option
(»Quick« or »Full«) with »
– The search function »
– If the option »Full« is selected, the entire
Note:
7
You can accelerate the search. To do this,
you need information about the frequency
and
this data from your cable operator or find it
in forums on the Internet.
4 Start the scan with »●« (green).
–
– Depending on the number of television
– The scan is complete as soon as the
5 Press
« line, select the option »Cable«
« or »A«.
B
»Scan Type« with »C« or
« or »A« to set the required scan type:
B
»DTV«, scan for digital television channels;
channels;
»ATV & DTV«, scan for analogue and
digital television channels.
« or »A«.
B
Quick
channels according to the information provided by your cable provider in the transmission signal.
frequency range will be scanned. The
search can take a long time with this option. This option is recommended if your
cable provider does not support the scan
type »Quick«.
network ID. You are usually able to get
The »Search Results« menu appears, and
the search for TV channels begins.
channels received, this can easily take a
few minutes.
Television stations broadcast at different volumes. The automatic volume limiting (AVL) function means the volume is kept the same when
you switch between channels.
1 Select the line
select the option
»AVL« with »C« or »D« and
»On« with »B« or »A«.
Note:
7
If the »SRS TS HD« setting has been selected
in the
»Audio Mode« line, the AVL line can-
not be selected.
Stereo/two channel sound, mono
If the device receives two-channel-sound programmes, e.g. a film with the original soundtrack
on audio channel B (display:
»Dual II«) and
the dubbed version on sound channel A (display:
»Dual I«), you can select the audio chan-
nel you prefer.
If the device receives stereo or Nicam programmes, it switches automatically to stereo
sound (display:
You can switch the sound to
»Stereo«).
»Mono« if the ste-
reo sound quality is poor.
1 Select the line
»Audio Type« with »C« or
»D« and adjust the setting with »B« or »A«.
Stereo width
This broadens the sound output for stereo programmes and improves the sound with mono
reception.
This menu offers three preset sound effects
(Music, Natural and Speech) and one setting to
be created by you (User).
1 Select the line
»Sound Preset« with »C« or
»D«.
2 Select the sound effect
or
»Speech« by pressing »B« or »A«.
Note:
7
»User« option is active when »Sound mode«
setting is selected as
»Music«, »Natural«
»Normal or »Spatial«.
SRS TruSurround HD
SRS TruSurround HD is a patented audio technology which is integrated into the television set
and only requires the built-in speakers to generate a Surround Sound effect.
1 Select the line
or
»D«.
2 Select the option
»Sound Mode« with »C«
»SRS TS HD« with »B« or
»A«.
3 Select the line
or
»D«.
4 Select the sound effect
or
»Speech« with »B« or »A«.
»SRS Sound Preset« with »C«
»Music«, »Natural«
Equalizer
Equalizer offers a sound setting that you can create.
Equaliser appears in the menu when
mode
« is selected as »Spatial« or »Normal«,
and
»Sound Medium« as »User«.
1 Select
The
2 Select the frequency bandwidth
3 Set the next frequency bandwidth with
4 Press
»Equalizer« with »C« or »D« and
press
»OK« to confirm.
»EQUALIZER« menu appears.
Note:
7
If the »SRS TS HD« setting has been selected
in the
»Sound Mode« line, the »Equalizer«
line will not indicate.
with
»C« or »D«.
Set the preferred value with
or
»D« and repeat the setting.
»W« to save the setting.
»Sound
»120Hz«
»B« or »A«.
»C«
Audio description (Audio subtitles)
Audio description is an additional audio channel
for visually-impaired persons. Descriptions are
provided of activities, surroundings, changes of
scene, gestures and actors' facial expressions.
This audio channel is transmitted simultaneously
with the normal sound on digital channels. Availability depends on the respective channel and
broadcaster.
1 Select the line
»Audio Description« with
»C« or »D« and select the option »On«
with
»B« or »A«.
2 Select the line
and change the volume with
»Volume« with »C« or »D«
»B« or »A«.
* Under licence from SRS Labs, Inc. TruSurround HD,
The television automatically switches to the 16:9
format if this format is detected via the SCART
socket.
1 Select the picture format with
– The picture format (for example
displayed.
– You can choose between the following
picture formats:
»Auto« format
The picture format is automatically switched to
»16:9« for 16:9 programmes.
The picture format is automatically switched to
»4:3« for 4:3 programmes.
»16:9« and »14:9« formats
For programmes in 4:3 format, the picture is
stretched horizontally if the
»14:9« format is selected.
The picture geometry is stretched horizontally.
With actual 16:9 input sources (from a settop box on the SCART socket) the picture fills
the screen completely and with the correct
geometry.
»4:3« format
The picture is shown in 4:3 format.
»16:9«.
»16:9«) is
»16:9« format or
»Panorama« format
This setting is suitable for films in an especially
wide format.
During programmes in 4:3 format, the picture is
stretched horizontally if the
tion is selected. The picture geometry is stretched
horizontally.
»Panorama« func-
»Overscan« format
In this mode, HD pictures are not cropped by the
HDMI sockets or component sockets, and are
displayed in their original size. This only applies
in HDMI mode and for resolutions of 720p or
above.
»LetterBox« format
The letterbox format is especially suitable for
programmes in 16:9 format.
The black borders which are usually at the top
and bottom of the screen are eliminated, 4:3 pictures fill the screen.
The transmitted pictures are enlarged, but are
slightly cropped at the top and bottom. The picture geometry remains unchanged.
»Subtitle« format
If you cannot see the subtitles at the bottom of
the screen, select
Your television can work with the following file
formats using the USB sockets:
Video data
Special codecs for video compression and
decompression provide more memory space
without compromising the picture quality excessively.
Your television plays video files in the formats
DIVS, XVID, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (L4.1, 4 reference pictures), MPEG-4, MPEG-2, MPEG-1,
MJPEG and MOV.
The following file name extensions are also supported: AVI, MKV, MP4, TS, MOV, MPG, DAT,
VOB. These files can also contain audio files
compressed using MP3, AAC or Dolby Digital
Audio data
Your television can play audio data in the formats MP3, AAC, WMA.
MP3 is the abbreviation for MPEG-1 Level 3 and
is based on the MPEG-1 standard, which was
developed by the MPEG (Motion Picture Expert
Group).
AAC stands for Advanced Audio Coding and
was also developed by MPEG. AAC provides
better sound quality at an identical data rate.
WMA (Windows Media Audio) is a compression standard for audio data developed by
Microsoft.
These formats allow audio files to be recorded
and played which sound as good as a CD, while
taking up only a fraction of the memory space.
File name extensions which are supported: MP3,
MP2, WMA, M4A, AAC.
MP3 files can be organised into folders and
subfolders, as on the computer.
Before connecting the data medium, switch the
television to standby using
nect the device and then switch the television on
again.
Before removing the external data medium,
the television set must be switched to standby,
so that no data loss occurs.
Notes:
7
If you use a network cable for external hard
disks which are connected to the »USB«
socket on the television, this network cable
must also be disconnected from the power
supply when the television is switched off.
7
External data media may not be disconnect-
ed from the television set while files on the
data medium are being accessed.
7
A bi-directional data transfer as defined for
ITE (Information Technology Equipment)
devices in EN 55022/EN 55024 is not
possible.
7
USB transfer is not in itself an operating
mode. It is only an additional function.
»POWER«. Con-
1 Connect the
»USB« socket of the television
and the corresponding socket on the data
device (external hard drive, digital camera,
card reader or MP3 player) using a USB cable;
The file browser displays video, audio and
picture files stored on external data media.
If an external data medium contains files in
different formats, you can, when necessary, filter
out the formats not required.
Main menu of the file browser
4
Use Control
Buttons
1 Selected data format.
2 Name of the data medium.
3 Total number of folders on the data medium.
4 Preview of the selected file.
5 Information on the external data medium.
6 Menu navigation.
13
VIDEO FILES
ROOT
Photo
Music
Film
USB DRIVE %3
Used (MB) 475
Total (MB) 45
x1
All
Speed
Repeat
265
Now
Total
Settings in the USB
setup menu
Selecting the menu
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the
with
firm.
–
The »USB
Note:
7
Additional functions are explained in the
following sections.
Switching on automatic preview
If this function is switched on, a preview of the
selected file then appears in the file browser.
1 Select the line
or
»D«.
2 Switch on the function with
(
»On«).
3 Press
Selecting the display mode
1 Select »View Mode« with »
2 Select the preferred option with
3 Press
Setting the display duration for
pictures in a slideshow
You must have your device registered in order to
play the protected video that you will buy from
®
DivX
.
1 Select
confirm with
– Registration Code appears.
2 Visit “http://vod.divx.com” and register the
device with the registration code.
3 Press
ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivX
by DivX, Inc. This is an official DivX Certified
DivX video. Visit divx.com for more information and software
tools to convert your files into DivX video.
ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: This DivX Certified
vice must be registered in order to play purchased DivX Videoon-Demand (VOD) movies. To obtain your registration code,
locate the DivX VOD section in your device USB setup menu.
Go to vod.divx.com for more information on how to complete
your registration.
®
»DivX
VOD« with »
»OK«.
»M« to end the setting.
DivX Certified® to play DivX® and DivX
Plus™ HD (H.264/MKV) video up to
1080p HD including premium content.
®
is a digital video format created
C
« or »D« and
®
device that plays
®
de-
Basic playback functions
1 Select the data medium by pressing »I«,
use
»C«, »D«, »B« or »A« to select the op-
tion
»USB« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The file browser appears.
2 Select the file format (video files, audio files,
picture files) with
3 Switch to the folder/file list with
4 Select the folder or file with
and press
– A list of subdirectories appears.
Note:
7
Switch back to the main folder with »W«.
5 Select the track or picture with
and press
–
You can view information on the film data by
pressing
– When playing MP3 or WMA data, infor-
mation on the album, track and singer is
displayed at the left of the menu.
– When playing picture files, you can use
»İ« to display information about the resolu-
tion and size.
– When playing picture data, press
twice to enter the DivX® Settings menu.
Note:
7
When playing picture data, the file browser
switches off. Press
browser again.
6 Press
7 Press
8 Press
The file browser appears.
»8!« to pause playback.
»8!« to resume normal playback.
»7« to end playback.
supported do not function correctly in USB
mode. This is because certain files are not
recorded with standardised compression
processes, although they feature the “right”
file ending.
7
If a video file features several audio tracks
(audio streams), you can switch these over
during playback in full screen mode with
»M«.
7
When playing music files, you can use other
options in the USB mode at the same time.
This way, you can, for example, enhance a
slideshow with music.
7
For films, only subtitles in the SRT format
are supported. The names of the subtitle
and film files must be identical. Otherwise,
no subtitles will be shown.
Additional playback
functions
Depending on the file format, the following
additional functions are available:
1 Press »TXT« to switch on teletext.
2 Select teletext pages directly with
or step by step with
Return to teletext page 100 with
Note:
7
At the bottom of the screen there is an info
bar with red, green and – depending on the
channel – yellow and blue panels. Similarly,
the remote control also features buttons with
different colours with which these pages can
be selected.
3 Go back a page with
4 Go to the next page with
5
Select a particular chapter with
(yellow).
6 Select a particular subject with »●« (blue).
7 Quit teletext with
»C« and »D«.
»●« (red).
»●« (green).
»TXT«.
»1...0«
»İ«.
»●«
Normal text mode
1 Press »TXT« to switch on teletext.
Press »1…0« to select teletext pages directly.
2
Return to teletext page 100 with »İ«.
3 Go back a page with
4 Go to the next page with
5 Quit teletext with
»C«.
»D«.
»TXT«.
Additional functions
Skipping the waiting time
While a page search is progressing, you can
switch to the TV programme.
1 Enter the teletext page number with
and then press
– As soon as the page is found, the page
number is displayed.
2 Press
»M« to switch to the teletext page.
»M«.
»1…0«
Enlarging the character height
If you have difficulty reading the text on the
screen, you can increase the character height.
1 To enlarge the character height of a teletext
page, keep pressing
»N«.
Page hold
A multiple page may contain several sub-pages,
which are automatically scrolled by the broadcasting station.
1 Stop the automatic scrolling of the sub-pages
2 Quit the function with
with
»O«.
»O«.
Opening a sub-page directly
If the selected teletext page contains additional
pages, the number of the current sub-page and
the total number of pages are displayed.
1 Press
2 Use
3 Quit the function with
»« to open the sub-page function.
»B« or »A« to select the sub-page.
»«.
Revealing answers
Certain teletext pages contain hidden answers
or information.
1 Display information with
2 Press
»EPG« to conceal the information.
»EPG«.
Split screen
This functions allows you to display the television channel on the left side, the teletext on the
right side.
Your television set detects the difference in time
to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) automatically,
as long as the channel selected transmits a time
signal.
1 Select the line
then select the option
or
»A«.
– The lines
ing
« are active.
2 Select the line
press
– The
3 Select the appropriate time zone with
»OK« to confirm.
»A«, »C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
4 Select the line
»C« and use »B« or »A« to set the option
»Auto«, »Off« or »On«.
5 Press
»M« to finish the setting.
Manual setting
You can also set the difference in time manually
– for example, when the correct time is not detected automatically or does not correspond to
local time for other reasons
1 Select the line
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
2 Select the line
and press
– Date and Time will be updated
automatically;
or
3 Select the input box with
the data for Date and Time with
and press
»Time Adjustment« with »C«,
»Manual« with »B«
»Time Zone« and »Daylight Sav-
»Time Zone« with »C« and
»Select Time Zone« menu appears.
»B«,
»Daylight Saving« with
»Date & Time« with »C« or
»Auto« with »C« or »D«
»OK« to confirm.
»C« or »D«, enter
»1...0«
»OK« to confirm.
Timer settings
Entering the switch-off time
(sleep timer)
In the »Sleep Timer« menu you can enter a time
for the television to switch off. After this time
has elapsed, the television switches to standby
mode.
1 Select the line
»D«.
2 Enter the switch-off time with
Note:
7
To switch off the function, use »
set the switch-off time to
3 Press
»M« to end the set-up.
Switch-on timer
In the »Auto On« menu you can enter a switchon time for the television. After the preset time
has elapsed, the television switches on from
standby – at the preselected volume and the preselected television channel.
1 Select the line »
and press »OK« to confirm
2 Select the line »Mode« with
use
»B« or »A«
should switch on.
3 Select the line
»D«
and use
source.
4 Select the line
or »
D
«
preferred option (ATV, DTV, Radio or DATA).
5 Select the line
and use
channel.
Note:
7
The line
put signal currently in use has been set. If no
entry has been made, then the first channel of
the selected input source will be used.
In the »Auto Off« menu, you can enter a time
for the television to switch off. After this time
has elapsed, the television switches to standby
mode.
1 Select the line
and press »OK« to confirm
2 Select the line
use
»B« or »A«
3 Select the line
and enter the time with »1…0«.
4 Save the data with »●« (green).
5 Press
»M« to end the setting.
»Auto Off«
»Mode« with »C
to set the preferred mode.
»Set Hour« with »C
with
»C« or »D«
.
« or »D«
« or »D«
and
Automatic switch-off (Auto Sleep)
If this function is activated, the television switches
to standby after 5 minutes if no video signal is
broadcast.
1 Select the line
»Auto Sleep« with »C« or
»D«.
2 Activate the function with
(»On«).
Note:
7
To switch off the function, use »
select the setting »Off«.
3 Press
»M« to end the setting.
»B« or »A«
« or »A« to
B
Parental control settings
Authorising programmes
There are films which may be wholly or partially
unsuitable for children.
These programmes contain information which
marks the content or scenes with access levels of
4 to 18. You can select one of the access levels,
thereby authorising playback.
1 Select the line
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
2 Enter the PIN code
3 Select the access level with
4 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Locking menus
This function allows you to lock the »Automatic
Channel Search«, »Digital Manual Tuning«,
»Analog Manuel Tuinig« and »Program Table«
menus so that they can be only accessed by
entering a PIN code.
1 Select
2 Enter the PIN code
3 Activate the lock with
4 Press
»Menu Lock« with »C« or »D«.
Note:
7
To switch off the menu lock, use »
to select the setting (
»M« to end the setting.
Locking keys (Parental lock)
When the key lock is activated, the buttons on
the television set do not function.
1 Select the line
»D«.
2 Enter the PIN code
3 Activate (On) or deactivate (Off) the key lock
You can also enter a personal PIN code instead
of the default code »1234 «. Please take note of
your own PIN code.
1 Select
2
»Set PIN« with »C« or »D« and
press »OK« to confirm.
Enter the current PIN code 1234 with
»1...0«.
3
Enter your new four digit PIN code with
»1...0«.
4
Enter your new four digit PIN code with
»1...0« again.
5 Press »M« to end the setting.
Locking television channels
You can lock individual television channels, for
example channels unsuitable for children, using
a personal PIN code.
1 Open the menu with
2 Select the
»SOURCE SETUP« menu with
»M«.
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
3 Select the line
»Program Table« with »C« or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
4 In the
5 Select the channel to be locked with
6 Select the column
7 Enter the PIN code
– The channel is marked using
Note:
7
»PROGRAM TABLE« menu is dis-
played.
»PROGRAM TABLE« menu, switch
over to the list view with »●« (yellow).
»C«
or
»D«.
»Lock« with »B« or »A«
and press
»OK« to lock the channel.
»1234 « with »1...0«.
»✔«.
To remove the lock, select the channel again
with
»C« or »D«, press »OK« to confirm
and then enter the PIN code 1234 using
»1...0«.
8 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Updating software
(for digital channels only)
1 In the
»SETTINGS« menu, select the line
»Check For Updates updates« with »C« or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– A search for new software will be made
and – if available – it will be installed.
Note:
7
If a search for software updates should be
made automatically, select the line
tomatic OAD
« with »C« or »D« and use
»Au-
»B« or »A« to select the option »On«.
– The software will be updated automati-
cally as far as possible.
2 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Restoring the television to the
default settings
This function allows you to delete the channel
lists and all custom settings.
1 In the
2 Press
– The
3 Continue the settings with the chapter “Initial
»SETTINGS« menu, select the line
»Restore Factory Defaults« with »C« or »D«
and press
»OK« to confirm.
»●« (green) to confirm the warning
message.
»Source Setup« menu appears.
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DIGI LINK
Your television is equipped with
the DIGI LINK function.
This function uses the CEC
(Consumer Electronics Control)
protocol.
CEC allows external devices which are connected to the
(e.g. DVD player) to be operated with a remote
control.
Prerequisite is that the devices connected support
CEC. Read the operating manual for the external
device to find out how to activate the corresponding function.
»HDMI« sockets by an HDMI cable
The DIGI LINK functions on your
television
Switching on the television
automatically from standby
If the »Autom. switch-on TV« function is activated
(
»On«), then once the external device (e.g.
DVD player) is switched on, the television also
switches on and the appropriate HDMI preset is
selected.
Automatic selection of the HDMI
preset on the television
If your television is switched on and you then
switch on the external device (e.g. DVD player),
the appropriate HDMI preset on the television
will be selected.
Searching for and activating
external devices
You can connect up to 11 devices with DIGI LINK
functions to your television.
1 Open the menu with
2
Use »C« or »D« button to open »Source
Setup
« menu and confirm with »OK«.
– »Source Setup« menu will be displayed.
3
Select »DIGILINK DEVICE SELECTION«
menu and confirm with
–
»HDMI CEC Device List« menu will be
displayed.
4 Start the device search with
–
The devices found are displayed in the
menu.
5 Select the device for operation with »
»M«.
»OK«.
»●« (red).
C
«,
»D«, »B« or »A« and press »OK« to mark
it.
– If the selected device is connected to a
different input to the current one, a switch
to the respective input will occur automatically.
6 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Selecting the menu language
The television menu language is automatically
selected on the external device (e.g. DVD player).
The external device must support this function.
Switching off the external device
automatically
If you switch your television to standby, the external device (if it is switched on) will also be
switched to standby.
DIGI LINK is always active on your television set.
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Device operation
You can decide whether external devices should
react to your television's remote control.
1 Press
2 Open the menu with
3 Select the menu item
– The
»I«, use »C«, »D«, »B« or »A« to
select the preset
press
»OK« to confirm.
»HDMI1« or »HDMI2« and
»M«.
»SOURCE SETUP« with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
»SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
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»RC Passthrough« can be used for all devices.
»Deck« and »Tuner« can be selected in ac-
cordance with the external device which
has been connected.
7
Try out which type of remote control opera-
tion the external device reacts to the best.
7
Read about the scope of functions of the
DIGILINK-compatible device in the respective operating manual.
6 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Switching the device to standby
This option switches the external device to
standby.
1 Press
2 Open the menu with
3 Select the menu item
»I«, use »C«, »D«, »B« or »A« to
select the preset
press
»OK« to confirm.
»HDMI1« or »HDMI2« and
»M«.
»SOURCE SETUP« with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
4 Select
– The external device switches itself off.
»SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
»Device Standby« with »C« or »D«
and press
»OK« to confirm.
4 Select the line
or
»D«.
»Remote Control« with »C«
5 Select the type of operation (
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High definition HD ready
Connect the corresponding input
sources (e.g. HDTV
receiver or HDDVD player) to the
»HDMI« sockets (for
digital HDTV sources).
This ensures that you can view digital HDTV
programmes, even if they are copy-protected
(HDCP High Bandwidth Digital Content Protec-
tion), without encountering problems.
Connection options
7
Which television socket(s) you connect your
external devices to depends on the sockets
the external device is equipped with and the
signals which are available.
7
Please note: With many external devices,
the resolution of the video signal must be
adjusted to the input sockets of the television
(see the operating manual of the external
device). You can find out which values you
need to set by referring to the guidelines in
the sections about the various connection
options.
7
Do not connect any other equipment while
the device is switched on. Also switch off the
other equipment before connecting it.
7
Do not plug in the power cord of the device
until you have connected the external equipment and the antenna.
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Connecting external devices
... with digital audio/video signals
7
Suitable devices: Digital satellite receivers,
Playstation, BluRay player, DVD player/
recorder, set-top box, notebook, PCs.
7
Video signal: Digital video; resolution: stand-
ard 576p; HDTV 720p, 1080i.
7
Audio signal: digital audio (stereo, multi-channel compression, uncompressed).
7
Presets »HDMI 1« or »HDMI 2«.
1
Connect the »HDMI1« or »HDMI2« socket
on the television and the corresponding HDMI
socket on the external device using a standard
HDMI cable (digital video and audio signal).
... with analogue video signal
(progressive)
7
Suitable devices: DVD recorders/players,
games consoles.
7
Video signal: YUV; resolution: standard 576p;
HDTV 720p, 1080i.
7
Audio signal: stereo, analogue.
7
»Component« preset.
1 Connect the
Pr
« sockets on the television to the corre-
sponding sockets of the external device with
RCA cables (video signal).
2 Connect the
on the television to the corresponding sockets of the external device with RCA cables
(audio signal).
»COMPONENT Y/CVBS Pb
»COMPONENT L R« sockets
... using the SCART socket
(FBAS/RGB signal)
7
Suitable devices: Digital satellite receiver,
DVD player/recorder, set-top box, games console, video recorder, decoder.
7
Video signal: FBAS/RGB.
7
Audio signal: stereo, analogue.
7
»AV1« preset.
1 Connect the
»AV1/S-VHS« socket on the
television and the corresponding socket on
the external device using a SCART cable
(video and audio signal).
Activating a decoder
7
If a decoder is connected to the »AV1/S-
VHS« socket, this must be activated to pro-
vide an unencrypted video/audio signal.
1 Open the menu with
2 Select
– The
3 Select the
»SETTINGS« with »C« or »D« and
press
»OK« to confirm.
»SETTINGS« menu appears.
»Decoder« with »C« or »D«.
4 Activate the function with
(
»On«).
5 Press
»M« to end the setting.
»M«.
»B« or »A«
... with S-Video signal
7
Suitable devices: DVD player/recorder, video
recorder, camera recorder, notebook, PC.
7
Video signal: Y/C.
7
Audio signal: stereo, analogue.
7
»S-VHS« preset.
1 Connect the
television and the corresponding socket on
the external device using an EURO/AV cable (video signal-audio signal).
»AV1/S-VHS« socket on the
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... with an analogue TV signal
7
Suitable devices: Digital satellite receiver,
DVD player/recorder, set-top box, camera
recorder.
7
Video signal: FBAS.
7
Audio signal: stereo, analogue.
7
»AV2« preset.
1 Connect the
television to the corresponding socket of the
external device with an RCA cable (video
signal).
2 Connect the
to the corresponding sockets of the external
device with RCA cables (audio signal).
Note:
7
There must not be a video signal at the »Y/
CVBS
same time. This could lead to picture disturbances.
»Y/CVBS« socket on the
»L R« sockets on the television
« and »AV1/S-VHS« socket at the
Using a DVD player,
DVD recorder, video recorder
or set-top box
1 Switch on the external device and select the
function you wish to use.
2
Press
»I«
, use »
C
«, »D«, »B« or »A«
to
select the preset for the input signal
(
»AV1«, »AV2«, »S-VHS«, »HDMI1«,
»HDMI2« or »Component«) and press
»OK« to confirm.
Headphones
Connecting the headphones
1 Plug the headphone jack (3.5 mm ø jack
plug) into the headphone socket on the left
side of the television.
Changing the headphone volume
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the menu item
with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
– The
3 Select the menu item
– The
4 Select the line
»SOUND SETTINGS« menu appears.
with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
»Audio Output Setup« menu appears.
»D«.
5 Set the preferred volume with
6 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Note:
7
Prolonged listening with headphones at loud
volumes can damage your hearing.
»SOUND SETTINGS«
»Audio Output Setup«
»Headphone« with »C« or
»B« and »A«.
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Hi-fi system/AV receiver
Playing the audio signal via the
HiFi system
1 Connect the »U« sockets on the television to
the corresponding socket of the AV receiver
with an cable (digital audio signal).
Note:
7
If this function is not activated, the audio sig-
nal is transmitted to the HiFi system/AV receiver (connected to
plug) into the headphone socket on the left
side of the television.
1 Open the menu with
2 Select the menu item
with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
– The
3 Select
»SOUND SETTINGS« menu appears.
»Audio Output Setup« with »C« or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The menu appears.
4 Select the line
»D« and press »B« or »A« to activate the
audio output (
5 Select the line
or
»D« and select the option »Fixed« or
»Line Out«).
» Audio Out Status« with »C«
»Adjustable« with »B« or »A«.
»U« 3.5 mm ø jack
»M«.
»SOUND SETTINGS«
»Audio Out« with »C« or
Notes:
7
When »Adjustable« is selected, Line Out
volume will be the same with the current
speaker's volume.
When you change the
volume with »V+« or »V–« button, the
volume of speaker and Line Out will change
together.
7
If the audio should only be output via the
HiFi system/AV receiver, select the option
»Off« in the line »TV Speaker with »B« or
»A«.
6 Press
»M« to end the setting.
“Dolby” and the double-D logo are trademarks of
Dolby Laboratories.
Manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories.
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Connecting a PC
1 Connect the »PC-IN« socket on the televi-
sion to the corresponding socket on the PC
using a VGA cable (video signal).
2 Connect the
sion to the corresponding socket on the PC
using a suitable cable (audio signal).
Note:
7
Adjust your PC to the monitor (for example,
picture resolution 1280 x 768, picture frequency 60 Hz).
Selecting presets for the PC
1 Press »I« and use »
»A« to select the preset »PC« and press
»OK« to confirm.
with a CA module suitable for the encryption system and in conjunction with the
corresponding smart card.
7
The television set is equipped with a Com-
mon Interface slot into which CI modules
from various providers can be inserted.
7
You can insert the provider’s smart card into
the CA module in order to enable the encrypted channels you wish to view.
Inserting the CA module
Note:
7
Switch the device off before you insert a CA
module into the
1 Insert the corresponding smart card into the
CI module.
2 Insert the CI module with the smart card into
»CI« slot on the television.
the
Note:
7
In the »CA Module« sub-menu you can see
which CA module has been inserted in the
CI slot.
7
If you are inserting a CA module into the
CI slot of the television for the first time, you
will need to wait a moment until the CA module is detected.
»CI« slot.
Access control for CI module and
smart card
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
Notes:
7
This menu provides operating instructions
and – after you enter your PIN code – access to the PAY-TV provider's channels.
7
The remaining settings are described in the
operating manuals for your CI module and
smart card.
7
The CA modul is not supported in certain
countries and regions; please consult your
authorised dealer.
Searching for television channels from the cable provider
automatically
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
Select the option
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
4 Select the line
with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
– The menu appears.
»SOURCE SETUP« with »C«
»SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
»Source« with »C«
»Cable« with »B«, »A«,
»Automatic Channel Search«
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Scan Type
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Network ID
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6 Select the line
or
»D« and set the option »Quick« or »Full«
with
»B« or »A«.
»Cable Scan Type« with »C«
– The search function »Quick« sets the channels
according to the information provided by your
cable provide in the transmission signal.
– If the option »Full« is selected, the entire fre-
quency range will be scanned. The search
can take a long time with this option. This option is recommended if your cable provider
does not support the search type
»Quick«
.
Note:
7
You can accelerate the search. To do this,
you need information about the frequency
and
network ID. You are usually able to get
this data from your cable operator or find it
in forums on the Internet. For example, the
frequency 402MHz and network ID 61441
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can be entered for Germany.
7 Start the scan with »●« (red).
– All channel and favourites lists will be
deleted and compiled anew.
Note:
7
After starting the scan, a security query will
appear. Press »●« (green) to confirm the
option
»Yes «.
– The
»Results« menu appears, and the scan
for TV channels begins. Depending on the
number of television channels received,
this can easily take a few minutes.
Searching for television channels
from the cable provider manually
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
and press
Select the option
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to confirm.
4 Select
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The menu appears.
5 Enter the four-digit frequency with
and press
–
The search starts after confirming, the
channels found are displayed in the
sults
6 Press »M« to finish the setting.
»SOURCE SETUP« with »C«
»SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
»Source« with »C« or »D«
»OK« to confirm.
»Cable« with »B«, »A«,
» Digital Manual Tuning« with »C« or
»1...0«
»OK« to confirm.
»Re-
« menu.
Searching for digital terrestrial
TV channels automatically
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
Select the option
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
Caution:
7
The antenna power supply (line »Active
Antenna Power
if the antenna is an active indoor antenna
with a signal amplifier and it is not already
supplied with a voltage via a mains plug
(or similar supply). Otherwise you may
cause a short circuit and irreparably damage your antenna.
for TV channels begins. Depending on the
number of television channels received,
this can easily take a few minutes.
»PROGRAM TABLE« appears.
»M« to end the setting.
»DTV« with »B« or »A«.
»●« (red).
C
« or »D«
Automatic service update
If this function is activated, possible changes of
network operators are updated automatically.
The unit must be located in stand-by mode.
1 Open the menu with
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press
3 Select the line
with
»C« or »D«.
4 Select the automatic update with
»M«.
»SOURCE SETUP
»OK«
«
with »
to confirm.
C
»Automatic Service Update«
»B« or
«
»A« (»On«).
5 Press
»M« to end setting.
Searching for digital terrestrial
TV channels manually
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
and press
Select the option
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
Caution:
7
The antenna power supply (line »Active
Antenna Power
if the antenna is an active indoor antenna
with a signal amplifier and it is not already
supplied with a voltage via a mains plug
(or similar supply). Otherwise you may
cause a short circuit and irreparably damage your antenna.
This setting is only necessary if you cannot receive any digital channels and you have not carried out an analogue search during initial setup.
The television channels can be set directly or
using the scan.
Setting all analogue television
channels
Analogue channels are displayed in the channel
list after the digital channels.
Note:
7
Plug the rooftop antenna cable (for analogue
television channels) into the
socket on the television.
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
and press
Select the option
»SOURCE SETUP« with »C«
»SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
»Source« with »C« or »D«
»OK« to confirm.
»Air« or »Cable« with
»B«, »A«, »C« or »D« and press »OK«
to confirm.
»ANT IN«
4 Select the line »Automatic Channel Search«
with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
firm.
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Source
Automativ Channel Search
Digital Manual Tuning
Analogue Manual Tuning
Program Table
Signal Information
Automatic Service Update
CA - Modul
Active Antenna Power
Exit
Back
Not inserted
5 Select the line »Scan Typ« with »
and set the option
6 Start the scan with
»ATV« with »B« or »A«.
»●« (red).
Note:
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After starting the scan, a security query will
appear. Press »●« (green) to confirm the
option
»Yes «.
– All channel and favourites lists for the ana-
logue channels will be deleted and compiled anew.
– The
»Results« menu appears, and the scan
for TV channels begins. Depending on the
number of television channels received,
this can easily take a few minutes.
Tuning the television channels by
entering the channel numbers
1 Open the menu with »M«.
2 Select the line
or
»D« and press »OK« to confirm.
– The
3 Select the line
with
»C« or »D« and press »OK« to con-
»SOURCE SETUP« with »C«
»SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
» Analogue Manual Tuning«
firm.
– The menu appears.
INSTALLATION
ANALOGUE MANUAL TUNING
Program No
TSystem
Band
Channel
Fine Tuning
Auto Previous
48.25 MHz
Auto NextStore
1
BG
C
2
0
4 Select the line »Program No« by pressing »
or
»D« and use »B« or »A« to save the pre-
set.
5 Select
»Band« by pressing »C« or »D« and
use »»
« or »A« to choose between »S«
B
(special channel) or »C« (normal channel).
6 Select the line
and enter the channel number with »
»Channel« with »C« or »D«
B
»A« step by step, or use »1…0« to enter it
directly.
Notes:
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The current system is displayed in the
»System« line. If the colour or sound is
not functioning properly, select the line
»System« with »C« or »D«. Use »B« or
»A« to select the preferred setting.
7
If fine tuning is necessary, select the line
»Fine Tuning« with »C« or »D« and use
»B« or »A« to make the setting.
7 Press
»●« (blue) to save the setting.
Note:
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If you wish to remedy other television
channels, repeat steps 4 to 8.
8 Press
»M« to end the setting.
Changing stored analogue
channels
If channels were stored with the automatic channel search while tuning the television channels,
you can delete them. You can also store channels in a different preset, change or enter the
name of a channel as well as skip channels.
Only operate the television
with the power supply/power
cord provided.
The product complies with the
2006/95/EC directive on electrical equipment
for use within certain voltage limits.
2004/108/EC directive on electromagnetic
compatibility.
2009/125/EC directive on ecodesign requirements for energy-related products.
Power consumption values and classes are specified according to the regulations 2009/642 and
2010/1062 and the standards EN62087 and
EN62301 as per European Union framework directives 2009/125/EC and 2010/30/EU
following EU directives:
Environmental note
This product has been made
from high-quality parts and
materials which can be re-used
Therefore, do not dispose of the product along
with normal household waste at the end of its
service life. Take it to a collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
Dispose of the used device at a collection point
for electrical and electronic equipment. The symbol on the product, in the operating manual or
on the packaging indicates that recycling is possible.
Information on collection points is available from
your local authorities.
Help protect the environment by recycling used
products.
If the information provided below does not help, please consult an authorised GRUNDIG dealer.
Please bear in mind that malfunctions can also be caused by external devices such as video recorders
or satellite receivers.
ProblemPossible causeRemedy
Screen lit (snow), but no
station visible
Insufficient contrast in pictureThe picture settings are not correctAdjust the brightness, contrast or
Picture and/or sound distorted Interference from other devices Place the device in a different position
Ghosting, reflectionChannel setting
No colourColour intensity too lowTurn up the colour
Picture but no soundVolume is set to a minimumTurn up or switch on the volume
Teletext impaired or absentProblem at stationTry a different channel
The remote control does
not work
Picture too dark in PC modeIncorrect setting for picture resolution
Antenna cableIs the antenna cable connected?
No TV channel tunedStart a channel scan
colour setting
Problem at stationTry another channel
Automatic or manual tuning/fine tuning
Antenna
Adjust TV standard (if setting option
is available)
Problem at stationTry a different channel
Television channel (no teletext)
or antenna system
Station signal too weakCheck antenna
Obstacle between remote control
and device.
Battery problem
Operating mode undefinedSwitch off the television at the mains
and picture frequency on the PC
Have antenna cable or system checked
Select the correct colour standard
Try with a different TV channel,
carry out fine tuning
Point remote control at television
Check batteries and replace if
necessary
switch for two minutes
Change settings on the PC
(e.g. 1280 x 768 resolution,
refresh rate 60 Hz)
Note:
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This is a Class A product. During operation the device could cause radio interference. In this case
the user may have to remedy this. Please contact your specialist dealer.
Units sold in the UK are suitable for operation
from a 240V ac, 50Hz mains supply.
The range of multi-system receivers is built to
work in most European countries. However, the
mains plug and socket system for the UK differs
from many European countries.
This appliance has been supplied with a fitted,
non-removable, approved converter plug for use
in the UK. This converter plug is fitted with a 5A
rated fuse.
In case this appliance is supplied with a moulded
2-pin Euro plug only, which is unsuitable for UK
operation, this must be cut off and immediately
disposed of. An approved 13A, 3-pin UK plug
should then be fitted by a qualified electrician.
Note:
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The severed Euro plug must be destroyed
to avoid a possible shock hazard should it
be inserted into a socket elsewhere.
If a non-rewireable 3-pin plug or a rewireable
13A (BS1363) 3-pin plug is used, it must be fitted
with a 5A ASTA or BSI approved BS1362 fuse.
If any other type of plug is used it must be protected by a 5A fuse either in the plug, or at the
distribution board. If this type of plug becomes
defective, ensure that the fuse is removed before
disposal, to eliminate potential shock hazard.
If it is necessary to change the fuse in the nonrewireable plug, the correct type and rating (5A
ASTA or BSI approved BS1362) must be used
and the fuse cover must be refitted. If the fuse
cover is lost or damaged, the lead and plug must
not be used until a replacement is obtained. Replacement fuse covers should be obtained from
your dealer.
Important:
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The wires in the mains lead are colour
coded in accordance with the following
code:
BLUE – NEUTRAL
BROWN – LIVE
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of
your appliance may not correspond with the coloured marking identifying terminals in your plug,
proceed as follows:
Connect the BLUE coloured wire to plug terminal
marked with the letter “N” or coloured black.
Connect the BROWN coloured wire to the plug
terminal marked with the letter “L” or coloured
red.
In no circumstance must any of the wires be connected to the terminal marked with the letter “E”,
earth symbol “V”, coloured green, or green &
yellow.
ENGLISH
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