Hisense HSL2629HDI User Manual

Instruction Manual

HSL2629HDI
HSL8129HDI

26 INCH LCD
32 INCH LCD

Part No:IES080713

1. HISENSE Australia will provide parts and labour to you the Customer as
set out herein.

2. Nothing in the warranty, limits any rights you may have under the trade
practices act or any other Commonwealth or State Legislation. Such
rights cannot be changed by the conditions in this warranty. Subject to
the conditions below this appliance is warranted by Hisense and/or its
Agents to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a
period of 36 months from the date of purchase (the “Warranty period”)

3. This warranty: ­a. covers products purchased as NEW, manufactured for use in

Mainland Australia and Tasmania;

b. commences from the date of purchase as listed on the Customers

invoice;

c. provides for the labour and replacement parts necessary to maintain

your product in good operating condition as specified in this warranty
however, if repair is needed because of product failure during normal
usage, Hisense has the option to repair or replace the defective
product or part of the product with a product or part of the product of
like kind and quality and a replacement part may be ne or
reconditioned of like kind and quality and may cost less than the
original product purchased and no charges or refunds will be made

based on the replacement product cost difference;
d. applies only to the original purchaser and cannot be transferred;
e. is only applicable when your appliance is used in a domestic

environment;
f. covers products for commercial purposes for a period of 90 Days from

the date of purchase.

4. Product Identification
a. Hisense reserves the right to reject claims for any services or work

where the Customer requesting such work or services from Hisense
and/or its agents cannot produce for verification the serial number
and the proof of purchase as per original purchase invoice.

b. The warranty will be voided if any Serial Number sticker provided to

be placed on the equipment is damaged, modified or removed.

c. In the event that a request for repair is made against a warranty

where the Serial Number sticker is not attached to the product or the
customer cannot produce for verification the original invoice, the
repairer will not affect any repairs on the product and the Customer
will be charged a service call-out fee.

5. What is covered by this warranty

a. The equipment is covered for faulty workmanship on parts that have

failed under normal use which are contained within the product.

b. Hisense and/or its Agents will decide if there are any defects in the

material and/or workmanship

c. This warranty is only applicable for repairs on declared equipment

carried out within Mainland Australia and Tasmania

6. What is not Covered by this warranty (excluded): ­a. any damage or failure:

I. of equipment due to the product being inadequately serviced to

manufacturer’s recommendations;

ii. resulting from environmental conditions including and not limited

to dirt, dust, rodents, insects, rust, corrosion, salt built-up, of any

part of the product including its parts; or
iii. resulting from excessive use “fair wear and tear”;
iv. resulting from poor installation including and not limited to

positioning and externally fitted equipment such as plumbing

and drainage, cabling, antennae or due to Incompatibility of

connected equipment;
v. to the product caused by overheating as a result of siting or

positioning of the equipment, where there is not provision for

adequate ventilation or a dust free environment;
vi. caused if your appliance has been dismantled, repaired or

serviced by any person other than someone authorised by

Hisense;
vii. to a product or components, caused by power surges or spikes,

in c l u d i n g a n d n o t l i m i t e d t o , m a in s p o w e r a n d

telecommunications connections, or to other unspecified

sources, incorrect power current, voltage fluctuation, amperage

fluctuation, rust or corrosion;
viii. due to a dropped product; collision with another object, use of

which is not designed, negligence, accident or deliberate

misuse, theft, abuse, vandalism, flood, fire, earthquake, electrical
storms or any other act of God or any war related events;

b. costs of attendance and testing where no mechanical or electrical

failure is identified;
c. initial setup and installation of the product;
d. Normal maintenance costs and costs incurred through the

installation of items listed as requiring periodic replacement;
e. products with removed or altered serial numbers;
f. consumables such as but not limited to bulbs/globes, batteries,

remote controls;
g. removal and reinstallation of an internal component not performed

by a factory authorised service centre;
h. cosmetic or structural items;
I. Any failures due to the interference from or to other products and/or

sources;

7. The Warranty Ceases if: ­a. The product ceases to carry the original manufacturer’s serial

number or is sold at an auction;
b. The product is rented;
c. Damage to the product has occurred as listed in point 6b.

8. Neither Hisense nor its representatives provide loan equipment under
the terms of this warranty.

9. Any unauthorised access to the internal hardware of the product will
void this warranty.

10. Replacement items are “Like for like” and is not “new for old” and does
not indicate in any way that a faulty product will be replaced with a
new part or unit.

11. If you reside outside of the service coverage area of your nearest
authorised service agent, this warranty does not cover the costs of
transportation or travel expenses to and from your home.

12. Hisense accepts no liability for items that are lost, damaged, or stolen
as a result of freight, transport or storage. If you are required to
transport the appliance to an authorised service centre, you must
ensure that it is securely packed and insured.

13. On Public Holidays or other periods when regular business and
wholesale operations are temporarily ceased, repairer availability and
warranty response times may extend beyond the standard response
times due to the availability of repairers and parts.

14. Special Conditions relating to Plasma TV’s, LCD TV’s, Panels,
Projection Television and Projections Equipment
a. All LCD and Plasma Panels exhibit some bright, dark or partially lit

pixels, a normal limitation of these technologies, and the
manufacturing processes involved and are usually not noticeable
when viewing normal screen images and defective pixels are not a
wa rr an ty is su e unless they exceed th e m an uf ac turer ’s
specifications for pixel defects. Where there are no manufacturer
specifications, Hisense covers the screen provided for 12 or more
pixels that are failing to display.

b. Image retention or burn-in can be a problem for all phosphor based

displays. In extreme cases, permanent phosphor burn can occur if
still/repetitive images are left on the screen for extended periods of
time. Such damage to the screen is not covered by the warranty.
Please ensure that the precautions in any documentation supplied
with your product are followed in order to avoid permanent damage
to your display.

c. Where a product is positioned higher than 1.2m from the lowest

mount point, is wall/ceiling mounted or where aftermarket mounts
and/or stands are used, or where the unit has not been installed by
a professional installer, an extra service charge will apply to unfix
and refix this product.

15. Any repair performed on a product under the warranty where no fault

can be found, or the item is deemed by Hisense, or an authorised
Hisense agent, to be not faulty under this warranty, or the repair or
fault is not covered under the warranty, a No Fault Found fee is
payable by the warranty holder of a minimum of $125 inc GST.

16. Any repairs or services required that are outside of the terms and

conditions of the warranty can be carried out at the request of the
customer or due to site attendance were fault is not covered under
warranty as the product not been installed or setup correctly; a credit
card may be required prior to the commencement of such services.

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WARRANTY CLAIMS PROCEDURE

Please retain this portion for your records

36 MONTHS IN HOME REPLACEMENT WARRANTY

Hisense Australia will provide its nearest service centre for repairs under warranty. You will need to
ensure that you have already called Hisense Warranty Centre and received a JOB NUMBER.

Before making a claim, please make sure that you understand the terms and conditions of the warranty

Check and ensure the installation of all power cables to the power point are secure and power is turned on, all

cables leads and connectors are connected properly and that all switches are turned on and functioning

Check that there is power at the power point by using a small appliance
Check that all settings are set according to the instruction manual
Please keep this certificate in a safe place together with your product receipt. Should you need to make a

claim, the responsibility of proof of ownership of the equipment is on you. If a claim is made that is found not to
be covered under this warranty, or no faulty hardware components are found, you will be charged at Hisense or
Hisense Authorised Service Center's standard service charge plus an administration fee.

PLEASE REFER TO THE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

AT THE END OF THIS MANUAL

Service Procedure

Please have your original invoice, model, and serial number ready. To receive service, you are required to:

Call 1800 447 367. Service claims may be made between 9:00am and 5:00pm AEST weekdays

excluding public holidays where a call representative will log your claim for processing.

You will be provided a JOB NUMBER
Normally under 2 hours of logging and receiving your proof of purchase for your claim, an Authorised

Service Agent will contact you to proceed with claim.

WARRANTY REGISTRATION REGISTRATION

In order to register your warranty, please fill out and return with a copy of your invoice to:

Hisense Warranty Registration

PO BOX 2268 Seaford Victoria 3198 Australia

Congratulations on your purchase, This Document sets out terms
and conditions of your product warranty. Please Keep it with your
proof of purchase information in a safe place for future reference
should you require service to your product.

NAME OF PURCHASER _______________________________________________

ADDRESS __________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

CITY ______________________________ STATE _______ POSTCODE ________

PHONE (_____)_____________________

MOBILE (_____)_____________________

FAX (_____) ________________________

The Undersigned hereby acknowledges receipt of the Hisense
warranty service provided. I have read and understand the
conditions and terms of the warranty in its entirety.

SERIAL NUMBER
_____________________________________________________________

STORE PURCHASED FROM

_____________________________________________________________

CITY _______________________ STATE _______ POSTCODE _________

INVOICE NO. __________________________________________________

MODEL NO. ___________________________________________________

DATE OF PURCHASE _________/___________/______________________

SIGNATURE ___________________________________________________

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Dear customer,

Thank you for choosing this LCD color TV. We expect our product and service will deliver many years of visual

enjoyment. This manual is to guide you to set up and operate your TV as quickly as possible. Please read all the

safety and operation instructions carefully before you begin, then follow the instructions carefully.

Important safeguard.............................................6

Preparation for using your new TV........................7

Selecting a location for the TV.......................7

Learning about your TV................................7

Connecting Your TV.....................................9

Using the remote control.................................... 12

Preparing the remote control ......................12

Learning the remote control.........................13

Using the TV .......................................................14

Turning your TV on and off

Selecting the video source

Adjusting the volume

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Freezing a picture

Setting the sleep timer

Display channel information

Selecting Subtitle Languages

Selecting your favorite programs

Menu System

Using the on-screen display (OSD) ..............16

Adjusting the SOUND Menu

Adjusting the PICTURE Menu

Adjusting the CHANNEL Menu

Adjusting the OPTION Menu

Adjusting the LOCK Menu.

Adjusting the SCREEN Menu

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Changing channels

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Displaying channel lists...........................14

Selecting the sound mode

Selecting the picture mode

Selecting the aspect ratio

Selecting the audio mode

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Appendix..

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PC Setting

Using TELETEXT........................................22

Cleaning and care.......................................23

Troubleshooting..........................................23

Specifications.............................................24

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARD

FIRE AND SHOCK PRECAUTIONS

Adequate ventilation must be provided to prevent heat build up inside the unit. Keep the inside of unit free from

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foreign objects, such as hairpins, nails, paper, etc. Do not put the set into a bookcase or other enclosures in which

it would be poorly ventilated. Do not place it on carpet or a bed as low ventilation holes could become obstructed.

Do not set liquids, including flower vases and vessels filled with chemicals or water etc, on top of the unit as liquid

could get inside the unit. If a hazardous object falls inside the TV set, unplug immediately and call 1800HISENSE

for further instruction. When placing or moving the TV set, take care to insure that the power cord is disconnected.

To avoid damage to the power cord, never allow heavy objects such as the TV set itself to be placed on the power

cord. Keep cord away from radiating appliances. Do not allow cord to become knotted or tangled. Do not lengthen

the cord. When removing the power plug from the socket, always hold onto the plug, never pull by the cord.

This TV set must be connected to a mains power outlet with a protective earth connection. The MAINS plug or an

appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, they shall remain readily operable. Naked flamed sources,

such as lighted candles are never to be placed on or around the TV.

A minimum distance around the TV for sufficient ventilation. (150mm recommended minimum)

WARNING

Do not remove the back cover of the TV set. Accidental contact with high voltage components could result in

electric shock.

If your set emits smoke or produces a strange sound or smell, immediately turn off your TV.

During vacation or other occasions when you will not be using the set for an extended period, remove the power

plug from the socket.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

If a television is not positioned in a sufficiently stable location, it can be potentially hazardous due to falling. Many

injuries, particularly to children, can be avoided by taking simple precautions such as:

 Only using furniture that can safely support the television.

 Ensuring the television is not overhanging the edge of the supporting furniture.

 Not placing the television on tall furniture (for example, cupboards or bookcases) without anchoring both the

furniture and the television to a suitable support.

 Not standing the televisions on cloth or other materials placed between the television and supporting furniture.

 Educating children about the dangers of climbing on furniture to reach the television or its controls.

Selecting a location for the TV

1. Place the TV on a sturdy platform (away from direct sunlight for optimal viewing).

2. Place the TV far enough from the walls to allow proper ventilation. Inadequate ventilation may cause overheating which may

damage the TV.(150mm minimum recommended distance around covered enclosure)

Note: Please contact retail dealer for wall mounting.

Learning about your TV

You can operate your TV by using the buttons on the front panel or on the remote control. The terminals on the backside provide all
the connections you will need to connect other equipment to your TV.

(NOTE: POWER Button switch location on bottom of front cabinet.)

Comp onent

NO.

POWER Switch

1

POWER Indicator

2

Remote sensor

3

(power standby ) button

4

CH button

5

CH button

6

VOL button

7

VOL button

8

SOURCE button

9

MENU button

10

Comp onent Description

Press to turn the main power ON or O FF.

Red in dicates standby mode . Blue shows that the unit is on.

There will be no light when the po wer switc h is in the off posit ion.

Rece ives signals from the re mote control. Do not block.

Press to turn your TV on or o ff (standby mod e).

Press to change the channel up .

Press to change the channel do wn.

Press to decrease the volume .

Press to increase the volume .

Press to select the signal sou rce for your TV.

Press to activate the on-scr een display (OSD).

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Back Connections

165Watt

HI7600501-L3205

COM P2

COM P1

L R

(For HSL2629 HDI) (For HSL8129 HDI)

NO. Connector Description

1 AC INPUT Connect the power cord to this connector.

2 SERVICE jack For service p urposes ONLY (will not support consumer produc ts)

Plug headphone into this jack. W hen headphones are plugged in, no sound

3 Headphone jack

comes from the loudspeakers.

4 Component Video Connec t Component video devices, such as a DVD player / PVR / HDDVD

input (2) /BluRay to these jacks . (Recommended for superior picture quality)

5 A/V input (2)/output (1) Connec t standard video/audio cables to these jacks.

6 S-Video (1) Connect an S-Video device to this jack, inserting the left and right au dio leads

into S-VIDEO/L and S-VIDEO/R

7 Antenna input Connection for th e Aerial/Antenna.

8 USB Connector For service purp oses ONLY. (Will not support consumer products)

9 HDMI (3) Connect a HDMI device to th is jack.

10 VGA Audio input Connect audio fro m a computer to this jack.

11 VGA video input Connect the v ideo from a computer to this jack.

12 Optical audio output Connec t an optical audio device to this jack. (onl y available in Digital TV or HDMI modes)

13 Rating Label Model number and s erial number found here

The above picture is for reference only, please refer to the actual TV to determine their appearance.

NOTE:

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Connecting your TV

5

DVD With HDMI jacks

6

Computer

VGA

4

DVD With Component jacks

1

9

Audio L

Audio R

Red

White

B

Y

P CB/

P CR/

Red

Blue

Green

8

CO MP1

CO MP2

or

L R

Power InputPower Input

Red

White

Yellow

Audio L

Audio R

Video

S-VIDEO

Yellow

2

Red

White

Audio L

Video

Audio R

2

2

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The equipment with S-Video output function
( such as VCD, DVD, set-top boxes, etc.).

Audio/Video input/output devices

Whenever you connect an audio system to your set ensure that all elements are switched off.

When connecting an external device, match the color of the connection terminal to the cable.

Update jack

3

NOTE: colors for inputs and cables must correspond on both devices.

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Connecting an Aerial (For analogue and Digital signals)

To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from the following source:

-An outdoor VHF/UHF antenna

Connecting External A/V Devices

-Connect a Video RCA or S-VIDEO cable to an appropriate external A/V device such as a VCR, DVD or Camcorder.

- Connect RCA audio cables to “R -AUDIO - L” and Video/S-Video on the rear of your set and the other ends to

corresponding audio and Video/S-Video out connectors on the A/V device.

SERVICE

-Connector for service ONLY (do not connect any equipment here.)

Connecting Component Devices (DVD/PVR)

-Connect Component video and audio cables to Component inputs (“PR/CR”, “PB/CB”, “Y”) on the rear of your set and

the other ends to corresponding component video out connectors on the PVR or DVD.

-The Y, PB/CB and PR/CR” connectors on your component devices (PVR or DVD) are sometimes labeled Y, B-Y and R-

Y or Y, CB and CR. (Colors for inputs and cables must correspond on both devices.)

NOTE: Some devices such as a PVR or DVD player require a ’Component/YPBPR' signal to be set to output in

the devices settings - please consult your device user manual for instructions.

Connecting HDMI

-Supports digital connections between HDMI - enabled AV devices such as (PVRs, DVD, BluRay, HDDVD, AV

receivers and digital devices.).

-No sound connection is needed for HDMI to HDMI connection.

NOTE: Some devices such as a PVR or DVD players require a HDMI signal to be set to output in the device's

settings.

- Please consult your device user manual for instructions.

What is HDMI?

- HDMI, or high-definition multimedia interface, is a next-generation interface that enables the transmission of digital

audio and video signals using a single cable without compression.

-“Multimedia interface” is a more accurate name for it especially because it allows multiple channels of digital audio

(5.1 channels).The difference between HDMI and DVI is that the HDMI device is smaller in size, has the HDCP (High

Bandwidth Digital Copy Protection) coding feature installed, and supports multi - channel digital audio.

-Use the HDMI terminal for HDMI connection to a compatible device. If your external device has DVI only, you should

use a DVI-to-HDMI cable (or adapter) for the connection, and the “R -AUDIO - L” terminal on DVI for sound output.

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Connecting a Computer

-Connect the D- Sub cable to “PC (PC IN)” on the rear of your set and the other end to the Video Card of your

computer.

-Connect the stereo audio cable to “AUDIO (PC IN)” on the rear of your set and the other end to “Audio Out” of the

sound card on your computer.

-This device may not be compatible with all PC video/graphic cards.

Connecting AUDIO

-Connect RCA audio cables to “R -AUDIO - L” on the rear of your set and the other ends to corresponding audio in

connectors on the Amplifier or DVD Home Theater.

Connecting USB Connector Devices

For service only.

Optical Audio

Connect an optical audio device to this jack (Toslink optical cable is needed). Note: DTV and HDMI output only.

Headphone

Headphones can be connected to the headphone output ( ) on the side of your set. (While the headphone is

connected, the sound from the built-in speakers will be disabled. )

Using the remote control

Preparing the remote control

Installing the remote control batteries

1 Open the battery cover on the back of the remote control.

2 Install two AAA size(1.5V) batteries. Match the “+” and “-” signs on the batteries to the signs on the battery compartment.
3 Close the battery cover.

Note: 1 Dispose of your batteries in a designated disposal area. Do not throw the batteries into fire.

2 Do not mix battery types or combine used batteries with new ones.
3 Remove depleted batteries immediately to prevent battery acid from leaking into the battery compartment.
4 If you do not intend to use the remote control for a long time, remove the batteries.
5 The effective range of remote control is suggested in the figure below.

Remote control range

The following graphic shows the range of the remote control.

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Using the remote control

Learning the remote control

Remote sensing Window

On/Off(Standby)

Set the sleep time

For direct channel access

TV button switches from Source to TV

Select the HDMI source

PIP mode not supported
PIP mode not supported

EXIT all menu display

Next channel/up button

Volume decrease/Left button

Display the digital TV information

Zoom image button

Mute the sound

PIP mode not supported

Enter button

SLEEP SOURCE

D/A

FAV

PIP

INPUT

P+

V- OK V+

V

EP

P-

MUTE

STILL

LAST

0

HDMI YPBPR

PIP PIP
CH- CH+

MENU

XIT

E

G

V

Z

O

O

M

I/II

PIP/POP TEXT/MIX SUBTITLE

Lights when a button is pushed

Available source selection

To return to the last viewed program

Fast access to your saved favorite programs

Select the component source

PIP mode not supported

SWAP

I

N

F

O

V

D

N

SOU

URE

CT

PI

PIP mode not supported

: Display the main menu/Back menu display

Display the current source information

Volume increase/Right button

V

Sound mode

Previous channel/down button
Picture mode

Select the sound output (Effective in Analog only)
Freeze picture

Display subtitle

HOLD INDEX REVEAL

SUB.CODE

SIZE

HDI-100

CANCEL

Teletext Function buttons
Please refer to Pg. 22

Note: 1 Please refer to the practicality.
2 The marks beyond some buttons indicate its different use in different modes.
3 Red/Green/Yellow/Cyan buttons are used for special function.

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Using the TV features

Turning your TV on and off

To turn your TV on and off:

Turning on: Connect the TV to an AC power outlet

and turn on the power switch located below the front

right hand side of unit. The power indicator will

initially be red and then will change to blue. A few

Adjusting the volume

To adjust the volume:

Press to increase or decrease the

Press [MUTE] to turn the sound off. Press

[V+/V-]

volume.

[MUTE] again to turn the sound back on.

seconds later an image will appear on the screen.

Turning off to standby mode: Press [ ] on the front

Volu me

panel or on the remote control to switch to standby

mode. You can activate the unit again by pressing

[ ].

Power indicator: Red indicates standby mode. Blue

shows that the unit is on.

There will be no light when the power switch is in the

off position.

Notes:

Turn the power switch off when you do not intend to use

the TV for long periods, for example overnight.

Changing channels

To change channels:

Press to go to the next higher or lower

Or, Press the number buttons to select a

Or, press [LAST] to go to the last viewed

[P+/P-]

channel.

channel. For example, to select channel 120,

press 1, then 2, then 0.

channel.

Remove the connection from the wall power outlet if

you do not intend to use the unit for longer periods, for

example if you plan to be away a few days. Wait at least

5 seconds after turning off if you want to re-start the TV.

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Selecting the video source

Selecting the video source depending on the video

device you have connected to your TV, you can select

DTV, TV, AV, S-Video, Component, PC-RGB, and

HDMI as the video source.

To select the video source:

 Press [SOURCE] . When the list of video sources

appears, Press to select the source, then

Press [ to enter.

OK]

[P+/P-]

Input Source

Analo g TV
Digit al TV
AV1
AV2
S-Vid eo
Compo ne nt1
Compo ne nt2
PC-RG B
HDMI1
HDMI2
HDMI3

Select

Confirm

Exit

Displaying channel lists

To display channel lists

Press [OK] to display the channel list.

Ch an nel List

TV

1 TV 1

TV

2 BB C1

TV

3 S- 01

TV

4 S- 02

TV

5 C-4 2

TV

6 S- 04

TV

7 C-0 2

EXIT

1. Press to select the channels.

2. Press [OK] to enter the channels.

3. Press [EXIT] to exit the menu.

[P+/P-]

OK

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Using the TV features

Selecting the sound mode

To select the sound mode:

Press [SOUND] to call up sound mode menu and

press [P+/P-] to select the sound mode and press
[OK] to confirm. That you can select Standard,
Music, Movie, Sports and User (a mode that you
defined) mode.

So und M od e

St and ar d

Mu sic

Movie

Sp ort s

Us er

Sel ect

Conf irm

Exit

Freezing a picture

To freeze a picture:

Press [STILL] repeatedly to access or quit

Freeze.

Freeze : Off

Setting the sleep timer

You can specify the amount of time you want your TV to
wait before it automatically turns off.

To set the sleep timer:

Press [SLEEP] one or more times until the

remaining time you want appears. You can
select Off, 10 minutes, 20 minutes, 30 minutes,
60 minutes, 90 minutes, 120 minutes, 180

Selecting the picture mode

To select a picture mode:

Press [PICTURE] to call up picture mode

menu and press [P+/P-] to select the picture
mode and press [OK] to confirm. You can
select Dynamic, Standard, Mild and User
(a mode that you defined) mode.

Display channel information

minutes or 240 minutes. You can also setup
sleep timer in the time submenu.

Sl ee p Timer: 120min

To display channel information

Press [INFO] to view current channel information in

TV source.

Pi ctu re M ode

Dy nam ic

St and ar d

Mi ld
Us er

Sel ect

Conf irm

Exit

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Selecting the aspect ratio

To select the aspect ratio:

Press [ZOOM] one or more times to select the

aspect ratio you want. You can select Auto, 4:3,
16:9, Zoom1 and Zoom2.

Selecting the audio mode in DTV

To select the audio mode:

Press [I/II] to call up the audio languages menu

and press [V+/V-] to select the audio mode.

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Audio Languages

DOL BY

En gli sh

Sel ect

Conf irm

Exit

Press [EPG] to view channel information in DTV

mode.

PRO GRAM GU IDE
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DTV

1 DT65 4 80p

2 DT65 7 20p

3 DT65 4 80p

DTV 11 Dt 65 480p
14: 00-17 :00 Dt6 5 480p

INFOEXIT

Sche dule

14: 00

DATE

01 Ju l

DT65 4 80p

DT65 7 20p

DT65 4 80p

Remin der

15: 00

OK

There are INFO, Schedule, DATE and Reminder items,

you can look or set them.

Press the INFO button to enter INFO menu.

Press the GREEN button to enter SCHEDULE LIST.

Press the Yellow button to enter DATE menu.

Press the BLUE button to enter Reminder menu.

Once a reminder is set, it will appear in the SCHEDULE
list.

Using the TV features

Selecting Subtitle Languages

To Select Subtitle Languages

Press [Subtitle] to display the Subtitle OSD, Press
[P+/P-]

to select Subtitle Languages, press [ok] to

confirm.

Su bti tl e La ngu ag es

Off

Eng lish

Sel ect

Con firm

Exi t

Selecting your favorite programs

To select your favorite programs

Press [FAV] to display the favorite channel list you have
saved.

FAVOUR IT E LI ST

TV

1 C-0 2

TV

2 S- 42

TV

3 C-0 4

TV

4 C-0 5

TV

5 C-0 6

EXIT

1 Press to select you favorite channels.

[P+/P-]

2 Press [OK] to confirm.

3 Press [EXIT] to exit.

Note: Channels must be added via program edit on page

18, before they will appear in the favorite list.

OK

3 Press to select an item, then press to

[P+/P-] [V+/V-]

adjust the value or enter a submenu.

4 In the submenu, you can press to select the

item and press [ to adjust the value.

V+/V-]

[P+/P-]

Adjusting the Sound MENU

To adjust the Sound MENU:

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press to select Sound, and then press

3 Press to highlight an option, then press

[V+/V-] [P-/OK]

to enter the Sound menu.

So un d

Ba lan ce

Ba lan ce

Treb le

Treb le

Ba ss

Ba ss

Auto Volum e

Auto Volum e

Su rro un d Sound

Su rro un d Sound

Selec t

Sp dif

Sp dif

Adj ust

00
5050

5050

OffOff
OffOff
OffOff

Exi t

[P+/P-] [V+/V-

]

to adjust the option.

You can adjust:

Balance – Adjusts the volume from the left

and right speakers.

Treble –

Bass– Adjusts the bass (low-pitch sounds).



Auto Volume –Turns automatic volume

Adjusts the treble (high-pitch sounds).

control on or off. The option keeps the audio
in a preset range to eliminate large spikes in
volume.

Surround Sound –Turns the surround sound



effect on or off.

Spdif –Selects the Spdif mode On and Off.



Menu System

Using the on-screen display (OSD)

Your TV has an on-screen display (OSD) that you can use
to change settings for your TV.

To use the OSD:

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press to select a menu option on the left, then

[V+/V-]

press to enter the menu or item.

[P-/OK]

Aut o Tu nin g

DTV M anu al Tun ing

ATV Ma nual Tun ing

Pro gram Ed it

Selec t

Ch an nel

Conf irm

Exi t

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Using the TV features

Adjusting the picture menu

To adjust the picture:
1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.
2 Press to select Picture menu.

3 Press [P+/P-] to highlight an option, then press

4 If you press [P+/P-] to select the Enhanced Setting

5 To exit press [Exit].

[V+/V-]

Confirm

Picture

ExitExit

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Brightness 50
Contrast 50
Color 50
Sharpness 50
Tint 0
Backlight 16

Color Temperature Medium
Enhanced Setting

Select

Brightness

to adjust the option. You can adjust:

 Brightness – Increases the brightness to add

more light to dark areas of the picture. Decreases
the brightness to add more dark to light areas of
the picture.

 Contrast – Increases the picture level to adjust

the white areas of the picture. Decreases the
picture level to adjust the black areas of the
picture.

 Color – Adjusts the intensity of the colors.
 Sharpness – Increases the sharpness level to

show cleaner and clearer images. Decreases the
level to show a smoother picture.

 Tint - change the picture quality when there is a

NTSC signal at AV/S-video source.

Backlight -Adjust backlight to suit light conditions



in the room. Under low room illumination, the use
of lower backlight settings is recommended for
reduced power consumption and extended life of
the flat panel of your television.

 Color Temperature–Changes the color

temperature. You can select Cool, Cooler, Warm,
Warmer, Medium.

option, then press [P-/OK] to enter. You can select
Film Mode or Noise Reduction; press [V+/V-] to
adjust the option.

 Enhanced Setting–Accesses advanced video

settings such as:

Film Mode – To select Film mode: On or Off.
Noise Reduction–Reduces video noise in moving

images without blurring the picture.

[V+/V-]

Adjusting the Channel Menu

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press [V+/V-] to select Channel.

Conf irm

Ch ann el

Exi t

Aut o Tu nin g

DTV M anu al Tun ing

ATV Ma nual Tun ing

Pro gram Ed it

Selec t

Auto Tuning

-In both the Analog and Digital signal source

This is the easiest and most effective way to install all

channels available in your area automatically.

Press to select

ress to

[P+/P-] Auto Tuning.

P [OK] start an automatic search, and this

will memorize all the available channels.

Auto Tuning will take a few minutes; please wait

v

until it has finished.

Ch an nel Tuni ng

0% ... 5 7.75 MH z TV

TV : 1 Pr og ram(s )
DTV : 0 Pr ogra m(s )
Rad io : 0 Pr ogra m(s )
Press <Menu> t o ski pT V ba nd .
Press <Ex it> t o st op.

Sk ip ba nd E xit Sto p tu nin g

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Using the TV features

DTV Manual

Tuning

-in Digital signal source

Digital channel numbers are different to the existing

analog channel numbers; please contact the

broadcaster in your state for the correct number.

Press to select

 [P+/P-] the DTV Manual

Tuning, [OK] enter DTV Manual
Tuning menu.

Press

 [V+/V-] to select a channel then press

then press to

[OK] to search.

DTV Manual Tun in g

FAVOUR IT E LIS T

UH F CH 49

Ch an nel Tuni ng

Pl eas e se lect ch an nel the n

0% ... 5 7.75 MH z TV

Press O K to s earch

DTV 3
Radio 0

TV : 1 Prog ram s
Ba d Nom al G ood

DTV : 0 P ro gra ms
Radio : 0 P rogra ms
Press < Me nu> to Sk ip.
Press < Ex it> to Sk ip .

Exi t

ATV Manual

Tuning

Selec t

Conf irm

In Analog signal source

Manual Install is only needed when analogue channels

are not found under an automatic tune.

Conf irm

Tuning

Exi t

Press to select then press

[P+/P-] ATV Manual ,

to

[OK] enter ATV Manual

Press

Press to select Search then press



[V+/V-] to select a channel.

[P+/P-] [V+/V-

to

] begin tuning.

Press the red button to save the channel.

Tuning menu.

ATV M an ua l Tuni ng

St ora ge t o 8
Sys te m BG
Cu rre nt C H 8
Se arc h
Fi ne Tun e
Sk ip No
Frequ en cy 336. 50 MHz

Save

Selec t

NOTE: System setting for Australia is BG.

Fine tuning channels

Under poor reception conditions, or when receiving
analogue signals from distant TV stations, the picture
quality might be improved by using the Fine Tune option in
the ATV Manual submenu.

Select Fine Tune and to adjust the image using

Tuning

[V+/V-]. (Applicable for Analogue transmission only)

Editing channels from memory

After you scan for channels, you can delete a channel from

memory if you want to skip the channel when you press

. You can still select the skipped channels using the

[P+/P-]

number buttons. You can also rename the channels, lock or

unlock the channels from memory.

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press to select the Channel menu.

3 Press to highlight Program Edit, press

[V+/V-]

[P+/P-] [V+/OK]

to enter Program Edit.

DTV

11 DT 65 4 80p
12 DT 65 7 20p

DELETE

DTV

DTV

TV

TV

TV

TV

TV

TV

TV

REN RME

13 DT 65 4 80p

1 TV 1
2 BB C1
3 S- 01
4 S- 02
5 C-4 2
6 S- 04
7 C-0 2

SKI P

FAV

SKI PMOVE

4 Press to select the channel you want to edit,

[P+/P-]

Delete channels: choose the Red button to

delete the channels you have selected, once to

select and twice to delete.

Rename channels: choose the Green button and

by using to rename the

[V+/V-] and [P+/P-]

channels names you have selected.

Move channels: choose the Yellow button and

press to Move the channels to another

[P+/P-]

position you have selected, press [MENU] to

finalize the MOVE.

NOTE: "RENAME" and "MOVE" are for ATV

channels only.

Skip channels: choose the blue button to Skip

the channels you have selected.

FAV channels: choose the FAV button to add the

channels you have selected to the favorite list.

5 Press [MENU] to exit the menu.

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Using the TV features

Adjusting the Option Menu

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press to select Option, then press to

In the Option OSD, you can set the following items:

Time - Press to select Time in the Option

[V+/V-] [P-/OK]

enter the Option menu.

Op ti on

Bl ue Sc re en Of f

Os d Set ti ngs

Time

Res to re Fa ctory D efaul t

Selec t

Blue Screen - Press to turn on or turn off the

Conf irm

[V+/V-]

Exi t

Blue Screen effect by select “On” or “Off”. (Only
available for ATV)

Osd Settings

Osd Settings contains Transparency and OSD

Timeout, when you select Osd Settings, press
[V+/OK] to enter, you can set their values by using

[V+/V-]

.

vTransparency: you can adjust the Osd

transparency from 0-6.

vOsd Timeout: The time it takes the OSD to

disappear when no operations are performed.
You can change it from 5 seconds, 10 seconds,
15seconds, 20seconds, 25seconds, 30seconds,
35seconds, 40seconds, 45seconds, 50seconds,
55seconds and 60seconds.

[P+/P-]
Osd, and press [OK] to enter.

It contains Clock, Off Time, On Time, Sleep Timer
and Time Zone.

Clock - display current date and time.

Off Time - 1 Press to select Off Time, and press

[P+/P-]

[OK] to enter.

2 Press to select Repeat, Hour or Minute,

[P+/P-]

and use to set the Off time.

[V+/V-]

Rep ea t Off

Ho ur 00

Mi nut e 00

OK

3 Press MENU to exit.

On Time- 1. Press to select On Time, and press [OK]

[P+/P-]

to enter.

2. Press to select Activate, Hour or

[P+/P-]

Minute, and use to set On time.

Ac tiv ate Mon ~S at

Ho ur 0

Mi nut e 00

Vol ume 30

Mo de DT V

OK

[V+/V-]

3. Press MENU to exit.

Sleep Timer - Press to set the sleep timer between 0-

[V+/V-]

240minutes.

Time Zone - Press to set a time zone corresponding

[V+/V-]

to your region.

Restore Factory Default

Select Restore Factory Default and press [OK], you will

be asked via the OSD to confirm your selection. Press

[OK] and your TV will be reset to factory settings.

Note: Password and parental options are NOT reset.

Op tio n

Clo ck 0 1/J ul 1 2:0 0

Off T im e Off

On Time O ff

Sl eep T ime r Of f

Ti me Zo ne Wes te rn Au st ral ia GM T+ B

Selec t

Conf irm

Exi t

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Using the TV features

Adjusting the Lock Menu

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press [V+/V-] to select Lock, then press [P-/OK] to

enter the Lock menu.

Lo ck

Child L ock Off

Se t Pas swo rd

Bl ock P ro gra m

Par en tal G ui dan ce N o Blo ck

Hotel L ock

Selec t

Conf irm

3 Input a password to enter the Lock menu.

4 Press [P+/P-] to select its items, it contains: Child

Lock, Set Password, Block Program, Parental

Guidance and Hotel Lock.

Child Lock -

If Child Lock is set to “on”, most of the

remote and the panel buttons are invalid except

[POWER], [VOL ], [VOL ], and [MENU] on the right

side of the front panel and [POWER], [V+], [V-],

[MENU] and [NUMBER] etc. on the remote control.

Press [MENU] to display the main menu, only Lock

Settings can be selected and adjusted by entering

your password, [NUMBER] are used for entering a

password.

NOTE: The factory initial password is “0000”.

Set Password - to set or change password.

vFirst input a new password.

Pl eas e en ter pas sw ord

?

Ne w _ _ _ _
Co nfi rm _ _ _ _

Exi t

Block Program - The MENU below will be displayed

listing your available channels. Select the channel

to block and push the GREEN button to block it.

DTV

11 DT 65 4 80p
12 DT 65 7 20p

DTV

DTV

13 DT 65 4 80p

TV

1 TV 1

TV

2 BB C1

TV

3 S- 01

TV

4 S- 02

TV

5 C-4 2

TV

6 S- 04

TV

7 C-0 2

EXIT

LOC K

MEN U

OK

Your password will be required to view the locked

channel.

Parental Guidance

Classifies the programs into the following:

vNo Block - No programs are blocked.

vBlock R and above - All classified programs are

blocked.

v Block AV and above - Adult audiences, strong

violence, 15 years and older.

v Block MA and above - Mature audiences only,

15 years and older.

v Block M and above - Mature audiences only,

parental guidance strongly advised.

v Block PG and above - Parental guidance

recommended.

v Block G and above - General audiences.

v Block all - All classified programs are blocked.

Note: If there is no classification broadcast, the

program will not be blocked.

vSecond input the new password again.

Note: Please store your new password in a safe

place.

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Hotel Lock

If Hotel Lock mode is off, no hotel lock items are locked.

If Hotel Lock mode is on, hotel lock items can be locked

or limited in a range of value.

Lo ck

Hotel L ock Off
Min Volu me 0
Max Volu me 1 00
Pan el B utt on s Loc k Of f
Sub Men u Lo ck Of f
Input S elect io n
Ini ti al Sett ing

Selec t

Conf irm

Exi t

Using the TV features

You can select:

v

Min Volume: set the minimum volume

v

Max Volume: set the maximum volume.

v

Panel Button Lock: if Front-Panel lock is on, all
buttons are locked.

v

Sub Menu Lock: if Submenu lock is on,

operations like volume, brightness, contrast,

color, sharpness, color temperature, hotel lock,

child lock are available, but operations on Screen

menu, Sound menu, Option menu, Channel menu,

and Enhanced settings are disabled.

v to

Input Selection: you can press select

the following inputs: DTV, TV, AV, S-Video,

Component, PC-RGB, and HDMI to be locked
out.

Initial Setting

v

Initial settings include channel number after

w

rebooting and basic settings.

Basic settings includes setting picture mode

w

as standard, setting audio mode as standard,

setting zoom mode as 16:9, setting volume as

min volume that you set, etc.

Adjusting the Screen Menu

1 Press [MENU] to open the main menu.

2 Press to select Screen, then press

[V+/V-] [P-/OK]

to enter the Screen menu.

Sc reen

Image P ositi on
H Size 50
V Size 50
Clock 0
Phase 5 0
Auto Ad ju st

Selec t

Conf irm

[P+/P-]

Exi t



H Size - Adjust the horizontal size of the image.



V Size - Adjust the vertical size of the image.



Clock - Adjust the VGA Clock to match the PC

clock. (VGA mode only)



Phase - Adjust the VGA phase to match the PC.

(VGA mode only)



Auto Adjust - Auto adjust the VGA image position.

(VGA mode only)

PC Setting

Set the PC Software properly to match one of the

below options.

Supported VGA Modes:

VGA (640×480 60Hz)
SVGA(800×600 60Hz)

XGA (1024×768 60Hz)

SXGA (1280×1024 60Hz)

Note: Your PC/Notebook may not be able to display

some of these resolutions.

Take Windows XP as an example, and the Windows

system display setting is as illustrated:

1 Right click anywhere on your display, select

'Properties'.

2 Find the Settings tab on the dialogue box, set the

screen Resolution.

3 See above details about the resolutions supported by

this unit.

4 Click OK to exit.

Image Position - Adjust the image position.



SC RE EN

0

Ver. Ho r.

Exi t

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Using the TV features

Using TELETEXT

Selecting teletext mode

Select the channel that is broadcasting the desired Teletext program.

1

2 Press [TEXT] to enable TELETEXT, press [Cancel] to exit TELETEXT.

Note: All the operations below should be under the Teletext mode except TIME operation. You can directly input your desired page number by

pressing the [0~9] buttons. You can sequentially read pages by pressing .

Hold

Some Teletext information is contained on more than one page; the pages are automatically changed after a given reading time.

Press [HOLD] to stop the page changing, and press it again to allow the page to change.

Reveal

Some Teletext pages contain a quiz or questions with hidden answers.

Press [REVEAL] to see the answers, and press again to hide the answers.

Sub.code

Some Teletext pages contain sub pages that require you to input the sub code.

Press [SUB.CODE] until S:0000 is displayed, and enter the last four-digit sub code for the sub page you need.

[P+/P-]

Mix

You can mix Teletext with TV pictures, which means transparent Teletext.

Press [MIX] to mix, and press [MIX] again to cancel the mixed effect.

Zoom (top/bottom/full)

Press [SIZE] to display the top half of the page.

Press again to display the bottom half of the page.

Press again to return to a full page display.

Note: Changing pages reverts to a full page display.

Fast text

The RED, GREEN, YELLOW & CYAN buttons are used for quick access to color coded pages transmitted by FAST TEXT broadcast.

Index

Teletext index page guides you quickly to your desired page.

Press [INDEX] to enter the index page.

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Cleaning and care

WARNING: Do not try to remove the cabinet back. Refer servicing to qualified service technicians.

To clean the TV screen:

1. Unplug the TV to avoid possible shock hazard.

2. Use a clean cellulose sponge or chamois cloth dampened with a solution of mild detergent and warm water to clean

the TV screen and trim. Do not use too much water as water spilled into the cabinet can cause damage to the TV.

3. Wipe off any excess moisture with a clean dry cloth.

Caution: Never use strong solvents such as thinner, benzene, or other chemicals on or near the cabinet.

These chemicals can damage the finish of the cabinet. Before calling a service technician, please check the following

table for a possible cause of the problem and some solutions.

Troubleshooting

Symptoms

TV will not turn on

No picture, no sound

No sound, picture OK

Poor sound, picture OK

Poor picture, sound OK,

picture breaks up in digital mod e,

Unable to select a certain chann el

Poor color or no color

The remote control does not oper ate

Disorder display at power on

Possible Solutions

Make sure the power cord is plugge d in, and then press [Power]. (Bottom of the unit)
The remote control batteries m ay be dead. Replace the batteries.

Check if you have set the off ti mer.
Check the antenna/cable conn ections.
Press [Display] to see if you have s elected the right signal source.

The sound may be muted. Press [Mut e] on the remote control.
The station may have broadcast d ifficulties. Try another channe l.

Check the speakers cable conne ctions.

The station may have broadcast d ifficulties. Try another channe l.
Check the speakers cable conne ctions.

Check the antenna connection s.
The station may have broadcast d ifficulties. Try another channe l.
Adjust the picture from the menu , the Antenna may need to be adjusted or replaced.

The channel may be skipped.

The station may have broadcast d ifficulties. Try another channe l.
Adjust the HUE and color in the menu .

There may be an obstruction betw een the remote control and the remote control sensor.
The batteries may be installed i ncorrectly.
The remote control batteries m ay be dead. Replace the batteries.

This may be caused by too short inte rval between power off and on.

Unplug the power wait 5 minutes an d restart.

Asking for a Password Key in "0000 ”

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Specifications

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Model HSL2629HDI HSL8129HDI
Diagonal display size 26 inches 32 inches
Resolution 1366X768 Pixels
Television system PAL B/G DVB-T
Color system PAL/NTSC
Channel coverage VHF-L: 48.25 to 168.25MHz

VHF-H: 175 .25 to 463.25MHz

UHF: 471.25 to 863.25MHz
PC mode VGA (640×480 60Hz) , SVGA (800×600 60Hz) ,

XGA (1024×768 60Hz) , SXGA (1280×1024 60Hz)

Y PB PR mode 480I/60Hz,480P/60Hz,576I/50Hz,576P/50Hz,720P/60Hz,

1080I/50Hz, 1080I/60Hz
Power source AC 220-240V AC 220-240V
Power consumption W W

85 160
Audio output 4W+4W 6W+6W
Connections ANT input: Cable/antenna (1)

Video input:

 Video (2)
 S-Video (1)
 Component video (2)

Video output: Video (1)
VGA input: Analog RGB 15-pin (1)
Audio input:

 AV audio (4)
 Component audio (4)

Audio output: AV audio (1)
Y PBPR input (2)

HDMI input (3)

Dimensions (TV and B ase) 670(L)X516(H)X208(D) mm 800(L)X598(H)X240(D) mm

Weight (TV and Base) 10.9kg 15kg

Accessories Remote control, AC power cord, batteries, and User Guide

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