6 Special features of your television set
7 Receiving digital channels
7 Important notes on environmental
protection
7 Notes on still images
8 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
8 Connecting the antenna and power cord
9 Inserting batteries into the remote control
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
19 Picture settings
20 Sound settings
22 TELEVISION - OPERATION
22 Basic functions
23 Zoom function
23 Eco mode
24 Zapping function
24 Electronic TV guide
25 Changing the picture format
26 3D FUNCTION
26 Important information about the 3D
function
26 Preparing the 3D function
27 3D Settings
29 SMART INTER@CTIVE TV AND
HOME NETWORK
29 What is Smart Inter@ctive TV
29 Network connection
29 Wired network
35 Smart Inter@ctive TV internet applications
37 Playback the video, music and image files
with home network connection
38 vTuner internet radio
39 USB RECORDING
39 Information on recording and playing
television programmes
39 Possible limitations when using an
external data medium
40 Connecting external data media
40 Settings for USB recording
42 ″Pausing” time shift programmes
42 Recording programmes
43 Presetting programmes to be recorded
45 Playback
45 Deleting programmes in the recording list
46 USB OPERATION
46 File formats
47 Connecting external data media
48 The file browser
48 Settings in the USB setup menu
49 Basic playback functions
50 Additional playback
functions
52 TELETEXT OPERATION
52 TOP text or FLOF text mode
52 Additional functions
53 INTERACTIVE PORTAL (HBBTV)
53 What is HbbTV?
53 Additional functions for video sequences
54 CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS
54 Opening the SETTINGS menu
54 Language settings
55 Setting the date and time
55 Timer settings
56 Parental control settings
57 Updating software (OAD)
57 Updating software (Online)
57 Restoring the television to the default
settings
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CONTENTS
58 OPERATION USING EXTERNAL
DEVICES
58 DIGI LINK
58 The DIGI LINK functions on your television
59 Device operation
60 High definition HD ready
60 Connection options
61 Connecting external devices
62 Using a DVD player, DVD recorder,
video recorder or set-top box
62 Headphones
63 Hi-fi system/AV receiver
64 Connecting a PC
64 Selecting presets for the PC
64 Settings for PC mode
65 OPERATION WITH A COMMON
INTERFACE
65 What is a Common Interface?
65 Inserting the CA module
65 Access control for CI module and
smart card
66 SPECIAL SETTINGS
67 Searching for digital terrestrial
TV channels automatically
68 Searching for digital terrestrial
TV channels manually
69 Tuning analogue television channels
70 Changing stored analogue channels
72 INFORMATION
72 Displaying signal information
72 Service information for retailers
72 Environmental note
73 Technical data
74 Troubleshooting
76 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.
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/LED 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.
7
Do not expose the batteries to excessive heat
such as direct sunlight, fire, etc.
7
Do not use old and unused batteries together.
7
Only replace the exhausted batteries with
those having the same model, value and properties.
7
By ensuring proper disposal of these batteries,
you will have contributed in prevention of potential hazards on the environment and human
health that may arise from inappropriate disposal of the batteries.
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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5
GENERAL INFORMATION
Special features of your
television set
7
You can receive and watch digital TV channels
using your television set (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).
7
Using the time shift function, you can quickly
and easily pause a programme using the remote control and resume it at a later stage.
The programme is recorded in an external
data medium.
You can record any digital TV channels you
choose.
The TV channels are converted by the television and saved on an external data medium
which is connected to the USB socket.
The saved programmes can be called up and
played from the archive on the external data
medium at any time.
You can also play a programme from the
archive while recording another.
More information on recording and playing
TV programmes can be found from page 39.
7
Your Grundig television and 3D shutter glasses
can provide the reality of the cinema when
you watch 3D movies in your home.
This TV uses state-of-the-art LED technology to
give you the best experience 3D has to offer.
To join the 3D world, you just need to put on
the Grundig 3D glasses.
7
Smart Inter@ctive TV feature provides your TV
with the Internet services and pages when it is
connected to the Internet. You can visit popular video and photo sharing sites as well as
social networks. And you can watch TV and
listen to radio on web.
7
DLNA feature allows you to use a wired or
wireless local network to access your content
that were recorded with DLNA compatible devices we use at our daily lives such as a PC,
mobile phone or NAS (Network Attached
Storage) which are operated as DMS (Digital
Medial Server). Thanks to DMR feature, when
DLNA application has been started, you can
automatically start and stop media playing on
devices with DMC feature.
7
Devices that contain and serve video, music
or image files are called Server. This television
receives video, music and image files from the
server through home network, allowing you to
access and play such media even when your
television is located in a different room then
the server. A DLNA compatible device such as
a PC, mobile phone, NAS or a NAS-like (Network attached storage) device which operates
as a DMS (Digital Media Server) is required
in order to use home network.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Receiving digital channels
7
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
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.
Notes on still images
Watching the same image for a long time on the
screen may cause a still image remains feebly on
the background. Feeble image(s) on the background is originated from LCD/LED technology
and does not require any action under guarantee. To avoid such cases and/or minimize the
impact, you may observe the tips below.
7
Do not allow the same TV channel to stay on
the screen for a very long time. Channel logos
may cause this situation.
7
Do not allow the images, which are not full
screen, to constantly stay on the screen; if not
streamed in full screen format by the broadcaster, you can convert the images to full
screen by changing picture formats.
7
Higher brightness and/or contrast values will
lead this impact to appear faster; therefore,
you are recommended to watch your TV in the
lowest brightness and contrast levels.
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7
CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
Connecting the antenna and power cord
2
1
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 »ANT IN« on the television set;
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 »ANT IN« on the television set
Note:
7
When connecting an indoor antenna you
may have to try it out at different positions
until you get the best reception.
2 Plug the power cord into a wall socket.
Note:
7
Do not plug in the power cord of the device
until you have connected the external equipment and the antenna.
7
Only use the power cord supplied to connect
the television set to a suitable earthed safety
socket.
7
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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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
This symbol on rechargeable batteries/batteries or
on the packaging indicates
that the rechargeable battery/battery may not be 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.
ing switches off automatically after
a short time.
Selects pages in teletext;
Selects/activates various functions
in the menus.
(blue)
Switches to double character size
in teletext;
Selects the next title/next picture in
the file browser.
Refreshes a teletext page;
Selects the previous track/previous
picture in the file browser.
teletext;
Starts a fast reverse search in the
file browser.
»FAV 1« to »FAV 4«);
Reveals answers in teletext;
Starts a fast forward search in the
file browser.
only for digital television channels
ing is made on an external data
medium).
an external data medium;
Repeats a recorded programme;
Starts playing in DLNA and vTuner
menu.
, the record-
! Freeze frame, if no external data
7 Ends playback of a programme
Selects different subtitles
medium is connected;
Playback pause;
Time shift mode (only for digital
television channels and when
an external data medium is connected);
Pauses the file being played in
DLNA and vTuner menu.
from an external data medium;
Ends a recording or
playback in time shift mode;
Splits the screen in teletext;
Ends playing in DLNA and vTuner
menu.
Selects different audio languages
(only for digital television channels)
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 the television channels
will be stored into the Program Table. Following,
you can sort the television channels in the Program Table.
For DVB-T and DVB-C channels 1000 presets,
and 99 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 69.
7
Further settings for digital television channels after the initial set-up can also be found
in the chapter “Special Settings”, starting on
page 66.
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
»
8«, »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 57).
2 Select the menu language with »
»
V
« or »Λ« and press
3 Select the mode with »
»OK«
to confirm.
»OK«
« or »>« and press
<
– The settings used in »Home Mode« help to
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 televi-
sion set to its default settings (see page 57).
4 Select the country in which the television set
is operated with »
press
»OK«
«, »>«, »V« or »Λ« and
<
to confirm.
– The »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.
type:
– »DTV«, scan for digital television channels;
– »ATV«, scan for analogue television
channels;
–
»ATV & DTV«, scan for analogue and
digital television channels.
Caution:
7
The antenna power supply (5V ) may only
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.
Select the line »Active Antenna Power« with
3
V
«
or »Λ«.
»
Switch on the antenna power supply for the
antenna with »<« or »>« (»On«).
4 Start the scan with »« (green).
– The »Search Results« menu appears, and
the search for TV channels begins.
– Depending on the number of television
channels received, this can easily take a
few minutes.
– The scan is complete as soon as the »PRO-
GRAM TABLE« appears.
Note:
7
You can abort the scan by pressing
»MENU«.
5 Press »MENU« to end the setting.
Note:
7
Before recording HD channels, please
check signal quality and Strength, see
chapter "Displaying signal information" on
page 72. If the level is displayed in green,
you can record HD channels without any
problems.
« or
Tuning television channels from
the cable provider (DVB-C)
1 In the »Source Setup« menu, in the »Connec-
tion Type« line, select the option »Cable«
« or »>«.
with »
<
2 Select the line »Scan Type« with »V« or »Λ«.
Use »
– »DTV«, scan for digital television channels;
– »ATV«, scan for analogue television channels;
–
3 Select the line »Cabel Scan Type« with »V«
– The search function »
– If the option »Full« is selected, the entire
Note:
7
4 Start the scan with »« (green).
–
– Depending on the number of television
– The scan is complete as soon as the »PRO-
Note:
7
5 Press »MENU« to end the setting.
Note:
7
« or »>« to set the required scan type:
<
»ATV & DTV«, scan for analogue and
digital television channels.
Λ
«. Select the preferred option (»Quick«
or »
or »Full«) with »
« or »>«.
<
Quick
« sets up the
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
»
Quick«.
type
You can accelerate the search. To do this,
you need information about the frequency
network ID. You are usually able to get
and
this data from your cable operator or find it
in forums on the Internet.
The »Search Results« menu appears, and
the search for TV channels begins.
channels received, this can easily take a
few minutes.
GRAM TABLE« appears.
You can abort the scan by pressing
»MENU«.
Before recording HD channels, please check
signal quality and Strength, see chapter
"Displaying signal information" on page 72.
If the level is displayed in green, you can
record HD channels without any problems.
Changing the program table for
the digital channels
Channels which are found using the scan are
saved in the »PROGRAM TABLE«.
You can delete channels which are not required
from the programe table, you can change the
order of channels within the programe table and
lock individual channels (Parental control).
You can also add channels to the favourites list;
in addition, you can change the order of channels within the favourites list.
With »« (green) you can display the channels
which belong to one network.
Switch to the next page in the programe table
with »P+« and to the previous page with »P-«.
With »
MANAGEMENT« within the programe table.
In this List Management you can create your
own favourites lists.
With »
cording different criteria.
« (yellow) you can open the »LIST
« (blue) you can sort the channels ac-
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Selecting channel lists
1 Open the menu with »MENU«.
2 Select the »SOURCE SETUP« menu with »
or »
Λ
– The »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.
« and press
3 Select the line »Programe Table« with »
or »
Λ
« and press
– The menu »PROGRAM TABLE« appears.
Important:
7
Programe table and favourites lists are
saved separately according to the different
input sources (cable, air).
7
When opening the programme table, the
respective channel list for the current input
signal appears.
Note:
7
If in the Program Table appears added
to the name of the channel, you need a
CI module and a Smart-Card for watching
these channels.
1 Open the menu with »MENU«.
2 Select the menu item »PICTURE SETTINGS«
– The »PICTURE SETTINGS« menu appears.
3 Select the line »Picture Mode«, »Bright-
Select the value with »
4 Select the line »DNR«, »Mpeg NR«, »Vibrant
Select the value with »
V
« or »Λ« and press
with »
3D Settings
Basic Tuning
Picture Mode
Brightness
Contrast
Sharpness
Colour
Colour Temperature
Enhanced picture settings
PICTURE SETTINGS
Exit
Back
»OK«
Medium
to confirm.
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ness«, »Contrast«, »Sharpness«, »Colour«, or
»Colour Temperature« with »
»OK«
to confirm.
V
« or »Λ«.
« or »>« and press
<
Notes:
7
When changing the values with »<« or »>«,
the screen will be split. You can see the
current picture value on the left side, the
new setting on the right side. This feature is
not supported in 3D mode
7
In the »PICTURE SETTINGS« menu you can
also find other additional settings.
Colour«, »Perfect Clear«, »Film Mode«,
»Gamma«, »Dynamic Contrast«, »Dynamic
Backlight«, »Backlight« or »MEMC« with
»
V
« or »Λ«.
« or »>« and press
»OK«
to confirm.
<
Notes:
7
You can only select the »Mpeg NR« function
on digital and AV presets.
»Mpeg NR« reduces any interference
from artefacts (pixel blocks) from digital
programmes due to MPEG compression
(such as from DVB-T receivers or
DVD players).
7
The »Film Mode« detects and processes
feature films automatically for all channel
sources. This means you will always receive
an optimal picture.
This functions in the modi 480i, 576i and
1080i in TV playback and for other channel
sources.
If the »Film mode« is switched on for
programmes without a feature film signal,
minor problems such as picture freeze,
defective subtitles or fine lines in the picture
could occur.
7
The function »Dynamic Contrast« adapts the
contrast dynamically and optimally for the
respective picture content.
7
With »Dynamic Backlight«, the device
optimally adapts the background lighting to
the picture content.
7
The »Backlight« can only be set manually
when the function »Dynamic Backlight« is
deactivated.
7
»MEMC« (Motion Estimation, Motion
Compensation) provides fluidity for the
picture in active pictures or fast camera
shots. »MEMC« feature only appears
in the menus of the 100Hz products.
In 100Hz products, MEMC feature of the
TV may not function properly for signals
out of 60 Hz vertical scanning frequency
(56Hz, 75Hz) as PC resolution from PC
source. If you want MEMC feature to
function properly for such resources, make
sure that the source you have connected has
50Hz or 60Hz vertical scanning frequency.
1 Open the menu with »MENU«.
2 Select the menu item »SOUND SETTINGS«
– The »SOUND SETTINGS« menu appears.
Volume
1 Select the line »Volume« with »V« or »Λ«
Balance
1 Select the line »Balance« with »V« or »Λ«
V
« or »Λ« and press
with »
Volume
Balance
Sound Type
Sound Mode
SRS Sound Preset
External
Headphone
Audio Output Setup
Accessibility Settings
SOUND SETTINGS
End
Back
»OK«
to confirm.
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Stereo
SRS TS HD
Speech
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7
Additional operations are explained in the
following sections.
and change the setting with »
and change the setting with »
« or »>«.
<
« or »>«.
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Automatic volume
Television stations broadcast at different volumes. The automatic volume limiting (AVL) function means the volume is kept the same when
you switch between channels.
V
1 Select the line »AVL« with »
select the option »On« with »
« or »Λ« and
« or »>«.
<
Note:
7
If the »SRS TS HD« setting has been selected
in the »Audio Mode« line, the AVL line
cannot 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 channel
you prefer.
If the device receives stereo or Nicam programmes, it switches automatically to stereo
sound (display: »Stereo«).
You can switch the sound to »Mono« if the stereo
sound quality is poor.
V
1 Select the line »Audio Type« with »
»
Λ
« and adjust the setting with »<« or »>«.
« or
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 »
»
Λ
«.
V
« or
2 Select the sound effect »Music«, »Natural«
or »Speech« by pressing »
« or »>«.
<
Note:
7
»User« option is active when »Sound mode«
setting is selected as »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.
<
V
« or
V
1 Select the line »Sound Mode« with »
or »
Λ
«.
2 Select the option »SRS TS HD« with »
»
«.
>
3 Select the line »SRS Sound Preset« with »
or »
Λ
«.
4 Select the sound effect »Music«, »Natural«
or »Speech« with »
« or »>«.
<
Equalizer
Equalizer offers a sound setting ”User” that you
can create.
Equaliser appears in the menu when »Sound
mode« is selected as »Spatial« or »Normal«,
and »Sound Medium« as »User«.
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1 Select »Equalizer« with »
press
»OK«
to confirm.
« or »Λ« and
The »EQUALIZER« menu appears.
Note:
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If the »SRS TS HD« setting has been selected
in the »Sound Mode« line, the »Equalizer«
line will not indicate.
2 Select the frequency bandwidth »120Hz«
V
« or »Λ«.
with »
Set the preferred value with »
« or »>«.
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3 Set the next frequency bandwidth with »
«
or »
Λ
« and repeat the setting.
4 Press »<« to save the setting.
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 »
or »
Λ
« and select the option »On« with »<«
or »
«.
>
2 Select the line »Volume« with »
and change the volume with »
V
« or »>«.
<
Exiting the setting
1 Press »MENU« to end the setting.
V
V
« or »Λ«
«
«
* Under licence from SRS Labs, Inc. TruSurround HD,