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Mimo 15
User Manual [ru]
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Loewe Mimo 15 User Manual [ru]

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Spheros 20
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Xelos SL 20
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Mimo 15
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Mimo 20
Operating instructions.
TV.
233–31669.023
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Contents
Remote control – TV functions 3
Operating Panels 4-5
Cleaning the glass screen 4 Exchangeable screen surround 5
Terminals on the set´s rear panel 6-7
Welcome 8
Thank you 8 Installation 8 Cleaning 8
For your own safety 9
Switching on for the first time 10-11
Batteries – Remote control 10 Connection 10 Switching on 10 Preparing automatic programming 11 Sorting channels 11 Deleting channels 11 Reserving/inserting channel position 11
Daily use 12-20
Switching on/off 12 Status display 12 Timer options 12 Changing channels 13 Channel preview 13 Adjusting the sound 13-14 Adjusting the picture 15 Standard settings 15 Parental lock 15 Onscreen displays 16 Teletext mode 16-18 Radio mode 19-20
Operating extra equipment 20-26
Connecting and operating audio/ video equipment 21 Video playback over TV aerial input 21-22 Connecting the video recorder via AV cable 22-23 Operating video equipment via operating strip 23 Video menu and timer recording 23-24 Changing or cancelling the timer 24 Connecting a TV-camera or Camcorder to the VIDEO IN or AVS sockets 24-25 Video playback via other channel numbers 25 Decoder channels 25
Converting remote control for VCR or DVD equipment 26
Setting channels manually 27
What to do when… 28-29
Available accessories 30
Index 30
Technical data 31
Mechanical data 31 Electrical data 31
Secret number 31
Service addresses 32
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Remote control – TV functions
Sound off/on (mute)
Switching over to operate VCRs
Switching over to operate the TV
For TV: no function
Video operation with video operating lin on/off
For TV: no function
Programme info on/off
Call menu /in menu: back
Teletext mode on/off
P+/P– select program up/down
V–/V+ volume quieter/louder
in menu: select/set
Red key: to call up normal settings
Green key: no function
TV
SV SP/LP 000
TEXT
VCR
T- C
DISC-MENU
abc def
ghi jkl
pqrs
EPG
V– V+
tuv
MENU
P+
OK
P–
DVD
RADIO
mno
wxyz
AV
PIP
END
INFO
Switch on/off – in standby ✳ VCR or DVD display LED
Switching over to operate DVD players Picture menu on/off
Sound menu on/off
Radio mode on/off
Select programme directly in menu: enter numbers or letters
Call AV selection
No function
Status display on/off /in menu: hide menu
Call up main information
Station table list on /in menu: confirm
Blue key: to display subtitles Yellow key: last station
For TV mode: no function
For TV mode: no function
For TV mode: no function
For TV mode: no function For TV mode: no function
For TV mode: no function
✳ You can switch over the remote control of the TV set to operate Loewe video recorders and Loewe DVD players. When operating in VCR or DVD mode the display (LED) lights up via the VCR or DVD button.
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Operating Panels
Spheros 20 Xelos SL 20
Program selection –/+
In the menu: set
Switching the TV on/off
Show menu/ In the menu: select
Standby indicator (red) On indicator (green)
Cleaning the glass screen
The inside of the front panel and the LCD screen must be cleaned from time to time. Only remove the front panel when the TV set has been switched off and has cooled down. The metal frame of the LCD panel may get hot (up to 60°C) during operation!
• Gently press the glass screen and slide the screen uniformly to the left.
• Move the glass screen upwards, tilt the top edge approx. 10° away from the TV set and remove the glass screen.
Use a plastic cleaner to clean the LCD screen and a glass cleaner for the glass panel. Replace the front panel:
• Make sure that you do not damage the LCD screen with the hooks on the front panel.
•Position the hook side of the glass screen in front of the TV set, with the bottom closer than the top (i.e. inclined approx. 10°). The screen should extend out about 10 mm at the top and be offset by about 5 mm to the left.
• Hang the two lower hooks with the thin ends of the hooks in the lower brackets and push the screen up onto the TV set. Press the glass screen gently against the front of the TV set.
•Then push the glass screen downwards and sideways (to the right).
•You can align the glass panel to the right or left if necessary.
Please observe and follow the safety instructions on the next page.
Switching over to radio/TV mode
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Operating Panels
Mimo 15 Mimo 20
Exchangeable screen surrounds
To personalise your Mimo television, Loewe offers exchangeable screen surrounds in the following colours: Platinum, Cream, Anthracite, Ocean Blue or Cayenne Red.
To remove the existing screen surround:
• Remove the cable cover on the rear of the appliance by simultaneously pressing the two plastic locating lugs downwards (see arrows in the diagram on page 8), then lift off the cover.
• Remove the two “Torx TX 10” screws on the back wall.
Program selection –/+
In the menu: set
Switching the TV on/off
Switching over to radio/TV mode
Show menu/ In the menu: select
Standby indicator (red) On indicator (green)
• Pull out the screen surround by its lower edge and unhook it at the top.
To insert the exchangeable screen surround:
•First, hook on the exchangeable screen surround above the screen and then press it in at the bottom.
•Take care that all lateral lugs of the exchangeable screen surround engage in the 6 black plastic holders.
• Attach the exchangeable screen surround to the rear of the appliance with the two screws.
• Re-attach the cable cover.
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Terminals on the set´s rear panel Spheros 20/ Xelos SL 20
S-Video input
Headphones socket
Video input
Audio input
Press the lug when
pulling out the plug
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AC adapter
connection
Socket
Euro-AV
Audio outputs
Red: right
White: left
Antenna
socket
TV
Antenna
socket
Radio
Terminals on the set´s rear panel Mimo 15/ Mimo 20
Remove the cable cover on the rear of the appliance by simultaneously pressing the two plastic locating lugs downwards (see arrows in the diagram).
Audio input (red=right, white=left)
Video input (VHS/8 mm)
AC adapter connection
Headphone socket (6,3 mm)
Input (S-Video/Hi8)
Antenna socket Radio
Antenna socket TV
Audio output (red=right, white=left)
Socket for video recorder, DVD etc. (Euro AV)
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Welcome
Thank you,
for choosing a Loewe product. We are happy to have you as a customer.
At Loewe we combine the highest demands on technology, design and user friendliness. This applies equally to TV, video and accessories. Neither the technology nor the design shall be an end in themselves but shall rather provide our customers with the greatest possible viewing and listening pleasure. With the design, we have not let ourselves be guided by short-lived fashion trends. After all, you have purchased a high-quality appliance which you don’t want to get tired of looking at tomorrow or the day after.
About the appliance We have designed the TV so that you can operate it easily with the aid of menus. For example, display the Main Information using the INFO-button on the remote control The equipment features of your TV will be displayed under “Technical spec. of TV set”.
As far as the operation of the TV set is concerned, you can call up important func­tions directly from the index.
About the Remote Control You can control three Loewe appliances with the remote control; this TV set, as well as a video recorder and a Loewe DVD player.
Installation
Please note that the feet of the TV set can leave impressions on soft wood furniture (e.g. fir, pine, spruce etc.) and make marks when moved. The plastic material of the feet contains softeners which could attack the surface of some furniture. Use a firm base about the same size as the standing area of the foot in such cases. To move the set grip it only by the case and not by the filter screen. The filter screen and the LCD display screen beneath it are made of glass and may break if incorrectly handled. In the event of damage to the LCD screen (not the glass screen) and possible escape of liquid crystal it is essential to wear safety gloves to move the set. If any of the liquid contacts the skin, thoroughly rinse the affected areas with water immediately.
Note
Throughout the screen’s service life pixel faults in the form of lighter or darker patches on the screen may occur; this phenomenon is characteristic of LCD displays. It is not a defect.
Ensure the quality of the picture is not impaired by reflections of bright light or sunlight.
Please observe and follow the safety instructions on the next page.
Cleaning
Clean the TV set and the remote control only with a clean, soft, damp cloth (do not use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents). Use a glass cleaner for cleaning the screen. Spray it onto the glass and wipe off with a lint­free cloth until there are no marks.
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For your own safety
For your own safety and in order to avoid unnecessarily damaging your TV set, please read and observe the following safety instructions:
•This TV set is designed exclusively for receiving and reproducing audio and visual (AV) signals.
• Do not place any objects containing liquids e.g. flower vases or lit candles on top of the equipment.
•This equipment is designed for the home and office and may not be operated in rooms with a high humidity (e.g. bathrooms, saunas) or high concentration of dust (e.g. workshops). If the equipment is used temporarily outdoors, make sure it is protected against moisture (rain, dripping or splashing water or condensation). High humidity and dust concentrations lead to creep currents in the equipment which can lead to danger of electric shock or fire. The manufacturer guarantee only applies for use in the specified permissible environment.
•This equipment may only be connected to a power supply with the voltage and frequency specified on the rating plate with the power cable/AC adapter provided. The wrong voltages could damage the equipment.
• Like every piece of electronic equipment, your TV needs air for cooling. Obstructing the air supply to the set can cause fires. The air vents on the back of the TV set must always be kept free. Do not leave newspapers or cloths lying on the TV set.
• Stand the TV set in a place where it is not exposed to direct sunlight or additional heating from radiators.
• Avoid dropping metal objects, needles, paper clips, liquids, wax or similar into the air vents at the back of the set. This causes short circuiting of the set and could start a fire. If anything should get inside the set, switch it off immediately, pull out the plug and call the after-sales service to check it.
•You should never attempt to remove the rear panel of the TV yourself. The set operates with high voltages which could be fatal. Leave repairs and servicing of your TV set to authorized TV technicians.
• Do not allow children to play close to the TV set, they could knock, push or pull it from the stand and injure someone.
• Do not place the TV anywhere where it may be exposed to vibrations because this can lead to overloading of materials.
• Do not leave the TV on unsupervised.
•The mains plug of the TV must be easily accessible so that it can be disconnected from the mains quickly at any time.
• Lay the power cable so that it cannot be damaged. The power cable may not be kinked or laid over sharp edges, and may not be walked over or exposed to chemicals; the latter applies for the entire TV set. A power cable with defective insulation can lead to electric shocks and is a fire risk.
• When you pull out the mains plug, do not tug the cable but hold the housing of the plug. The cables in the mains plug could be damaged and cause a short circuit the next time it is plugged in.
• If the set is moved from a cold environment to a warm room, condensation forms on all parts of the set. Moisture produces creep currents in the set which can cause a fire. In this case, you should leave the set for a reasonable time to acclimatize (when the condensation on the screen has evaporated) before switching it on.
• Pull out the antenna and mains plugs during a thunderstorm. Surge voltages from lighting strikes can damage the set both through the antenna system and the mains. You should also pull out the antenna and mains plugs during long periods of absence.
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Switching on for the first time
Batteries – Remote Control
To insert or replace the batteries, press where an arrow is imprinted. Slide the battery compartment cover downwards and remove it. Insert Alkaline Manganese LR 03 (AAA) batteries and make sure + and – poles are located in the correct positions.
+
Then slide on the cover again.
Notes on battery disposal:
The original batteries do not contain any pollutants such as cadmium, lead and mercury. Used batteries do not belong in the domestic waste. They must be taken to the appropriate collection points according to the national laws. Ask your dealer.
Set remote control to TV set operation
TV
Page 26 describes how you operate other Loewe units.
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Press TV button
Connecting
Remove the cable cover on the rear of the appliance by simultaneously pressing the two plastic locating lugs downwards (see arrows in the diagram), then lift off the cover.
R
TV
+
Mains
Connect the AC adapter to a 230 Volt/50–60 Hertz outlet. Plug the low voltage cable of the AC adapter to the “AC adapter” socket on the TV set.
Move the cables downwards and outwards. Open the cable holder in the lower area and lay the cables in the cable holder. When all cables are positioned correctly, close the cable holder. Refit the cover by inserting it into the two lower slots and clipping it shut at the top.
Switching on
The indicator and the on/off switch are combined in one unit. Press the on/off button. The green ON indicator lights.
R
TV
Antennae
Connect your antenna or cable system to the VHF/UHF antenna socket. Connect your radio antenna system or cable system to the RADIO antenna socket.
When you switch on for the first time the automatic programming of the TV is prepared. If the equipment has already been in operation, you can repeat the first commissioning, e.g. after moving house. To do this, call the ”Main information” with the i button. Then select ”First installation” in the ”Index”. Then start ”First installation” with OK.
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LCD_023_RC4_GB 10.08.2004, 14:08 Uhr10
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