Image for illustration purposes only. Actual product may vary.
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Important Safety Instructions
Please read these instructions. All of
the safety and operating instructions
should be read before the appliance
is operated.
Warnings
• Television sets with 40” screens or larger must be
lifted and carried by at least 2 people.
• This television does not contain any parts that are
serviceable by the user. In the event of a fault, contact
the manufacturer or authorised service department.
• Exposing the internal parts of the TV may endanger
your life. The manufacturers guarantee does not
extend to faults caused by repairs carried out by
unauthorised third parties.
To prevent spread of fi re,
keep candles or other open
fl ames away from this product
at all times
• Do not use the TV set immediately after unpacking.
Wait until the TV warms up to room temperature
before using it.
• To reduce the risk of fi re, electric shock or damage
to the TV, do not expose it to dust, rain or moisture.
Never expose the TV to dripping or splashing and do
not place objects fi lled with liquids on or near the TV.
• Do not connect any external devices (DVD player,
games console etc) when the TV is switched on.
Disconnect both the TV and device from the mains
before connecting. Only switch appliances on when
the connection process is complete.
• Do not place the television in a confi ned space.
Allow at least 5cm around the TV and do not obstruct
the ventilation openings at the rear of the television.
• When installing on a wall, ensure the TV is at
least 5cm from the wall for ventilation.
• Always ensure that the TV’s ventilation openings
are not covered with items such as newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.
• Dispose of this television and any components
including batteries in an environmentally friendly
manner. If in doubt, please contact your local authority
for details of recycling.
• Ensure this TV is used in moderate climates only.
• In case of electrostatic discharge (ESD) the TV may
operate incorrectly. If this happens, turn the set off
at the mains and then turn back on again after 30
seconds. The set should now work normally.
WARNING: Never place a television set on an
unstable location. The TV set may fall causing
serious personal injury or death. Many injuries,
particularly to children, can be avoided by taking
simple precautions such as:
• Use cabinets or stands recommended by the
manufacturer of the television set.
• Only use furniture that can safely support the
television set.
• Ensure the television set is not overhanging the
edge of the supporting furniture.
• Do not place the television set on tall furniture
(for example, cupboards or bookcases) without
anchoring both the furniture and the television
set to a suitable support.
• Do not place the television set on cloth or other
materials that may be located between the television
set and supporting furniture.
• Please educate children about the dangers of
climbing on furniture to reach the television set or its
controls.
• If your existing television set is being retained and
relocated, the same considerations as above should be
applied.
Safety
• For your safety, this appliance is fi tted with a fused
3 pin mains plug. Should the fuse need to be replaced,
ensure that any replacement is of the same amperage
and approved with the BSI mark.
• Never try and replace the mains plug unless
you have adequate qualifi cations and are legally
authorised to do so. In the event that a replacement
mains cable is required, contact the manufacturer for a
suitable replacement.
• Never use the television if it is damaged in any way.
• Always place the television on a fl at level surface
avoiding anywhere which may be subject to
strong vibration.
• The ideal distance to watch the television is
approximately fi ve times the length of the diagonal
measurements of the TV screen.
• Ensure the television is not placed on top of the
power cable as the weight of the television may
damage the cable and cause a safety hazard.
• Never place mobile phones, speakers or any
other device which may cause magnetic or radio
interference, near the television. If interference is
apparent, move the device causing the interference
away from the television.
• To disconnect the set from the mains, remove the
mains plug from the socket.
• Ensure that the mains plug is always easily
accessible.
• When handling the set do not grip the LCD Panel.
• Do not pull the set when mounted on a bracket. If
using a moveable bracket, adjust via the bracket and
not the TV set.
• Do not place this set above a heat source.
WARNING: Excessive volume when using
earphones and headphones can cause loss
of hearing.
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Important Safety Instructions
Maintenance
• To clean your TV, wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If the
surfaces are extremely dirty, use a soft cloth dipped
in a soap and water solution or a weak detergent
solution.
• Never use alcohol, paint thinner or benzene to
clean this unit.
• Before using a chemically treated cloth, read the
instructions that came with the cloth carefully.
CAUTION: If water or other liquid enters the
television through the display panel surface,
a malfunction may occur.
• TV channel logos: e.g. shopping channel logos and
pricing displays - especially if they are bright and stationary.
Moving or low-contrast graphics are less likely to cause
ageing of the screen.
• Time displays.
• Teletext: Do not view a static page for a long period of
time
• TV/DVD menus: e.g. listings of DVD disc content.
• Pause mode: Do not leave the TV in pause mode
for long periods of time, e.g. when watching DVDs
or videos.
Important: Once ‘shadow image/screen burn’
occurs, it will never disappear and
is not
repairable under warranty.
How do I dispose of this product?
UK: Waste electrical products should
not be disposed of with household waste.
Please dispose of the product at a
designated collection point for recycling
of WEEE. For your nearest facilities, please
see www.recycle-more.co.uk or in store
for details.
ROI: Waste electrical products should not be disposed of
with household waste. Separate disposal facilities exist.
Check with your local authority or retailer for recycling
advice.
Cd
Packaging
• The safest way to transport your item is in the
original box/packaging - please save your packaging
for this.
• You will need the original box/packaging in the
event of warranty/service repair or support. We are
unable to carry out warranty/service if you are unable
to package the item correctly.
Important information regarding use of video
games, computers, captions or other xed image
displays
The extended use of fi xed image program material can
cause a permanent “shadow image” on the LCD/LED panel,
also known as “screen burn”.
This “shadow image” can appear in the background during
normal viewing. This type of irreversible LCD/LED panel
deterioration can be limited by observing the following
steps:
1. Reduce the brightness/contrast setting to a minimum
suitable viewing level.
2. Do not display the fi xed image for extended periods
of time.
3. Turn the power off when not in use.
Examples of images that are more likely to cause “screen
burn” are as follows (this is not an exhaustive list):
Batteries
• Do not expose batteries to high temperatures, excessive
heat, prolonged sunshine or fi re as this may cause leakage,
explosion or ignition.
Observe the correct polarity when inserting batteries.
• Do not use different types of batteries together or mix
old and new batteries.
• Dispose of batteries in an environmentally
friendly way.
• Certain regions may regulate the disposal of batteries.
Please consult your local authority.
CE Statement:
Hereby, UMC Poland Sp. z o.o. declares that this LED
TV is in compliance with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of
RED Directive 2014/53/EU.
http://www.sharp.eu/av/documents-of-conformity
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Trademarks
The terms HDMI and HDMI High-De nition Multimedia
Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or registered
trademarks of HDMI Licensing, LLC in the United States and
other countries.
The Ultra HD Display logo is registered trademark of DIGITALEUROPE
The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks
owned by Bluetooth SIG,. Inc.
The DVB logo is the registered trademark of the Digital Video
Broadcasting (DVB) project.
The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Logo and Miracast® are registered
trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance. Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast™ is a
trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance.
DLNA, the DLNA Logo and DLNA CERTIFIED are trademarks,
service marks, or certi cation marks of the Digital Living
Network Alliance.
For maximum security in the home, when using a TV with its stand, anti-tip straps should be fi tted. These
are available from major retailers & websites and are an easy, inexpensive and effective way of ensuring
your TV stays safely upright. Straps are designed to be attached to the rear of the TV and then tethered
to the wall or the furniture the TV is stood on, these are fi tted as follows.
A) Using one or both of the top wall-mounting
holes and screws fasten one end of the fastening
cord/s to the TV. (the screws are already supplied in
the wall mounting holes)
Note: Please ensure that children do not climb on the TV set.
Note: When handling the set do not grip the LCD Panel.
Note: Do not pull the set when mounted on a bracket. If using a moveable bracket, adjust via the
bracket and not the set.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is urging people to take care with fl at-screen televisions.
RoSPA stated in 2010 that “Toddlers are particularly at risk of pulling fl at-screen televisions on to
themselves. They are unsteady on their feet and are attracted by colourful television images.”
The risk is increased as televisions become lighter.
B) Secure the other end of the fastening cord/s to
your wall. (you will need screws/fi xings suitable
for your wall type - available separately from most
DIY stores).
Wall mounting
IMPORTANT - Before drilling any holes in the wall ensure you are not drilling where there
could be any electrical wires, water or gas pipes.
1) Remove the four screws located at the back of the TV set.
2) The wall mount can now be easily attached to the mounting holes, located
on the back of the TV, using the same four screws removed.
For optimum viewing, if wall mounting the TV higher than eye level, the TV should be tilted downwards
so that the TV’s screen is ‘face on’. See fi g 1 and 2.
fig 1fig 2
Important – If wall mounting this TV, only use the screws already provided in the wall mounting holes.
Using other screws which are longer could cause irreparable damage to internal parts. When using a
wall bracket, please ensure the screws in the back of the TV set are not over tightened.
INCORRECT
TV
Viewing angle
8
CORRECT
TV
Viewing angle
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TV Buttons and Input Source Menu
TV BUTTONS AND INPUT SOURCE MENU
For models with buttons on the side/underside/rear of the TV
Button layout and shape may vary.
StandbyPower On/Off
SourceInput source menu
MenuMenu/OSD
CH-Programme/Channel down and menu down
CH+Programme/Channel up and menu up
Vol-Volume down and menu left
Vol+Volume up and menu right
Models with built in DVD players will include additional buttons:
Choosing Mode Input/Source
To switch between the different inputs or
connections.
For further information on inputs and connections
refer to the ‘Connections’ pages.
A) Using the buttons on the remote control:
1) Press [SOURCE] - The source menu will appear.
2) Press [<] or [>] to select the input you require.
3) Press [OK].
B) Using the buttons on the Television:
Play/Pause Disc
Stop/Eject Disc
An example of the ‘Input Source’ menu
(will vary by model)
1) Press [SOURCE].
2) Scroll up/down using VOL+/ VOL- buttons to
the input/source you require.
3) Press [SOURCE] to change input/source to the
one selected.
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TV Control Stick and Input Source Menu
TV CONTROL STICK AND INPUT SOURCE MENU
For models with the joystick type controller.
An example of the ‘Input Source’ menu
Control Stick
DVD Buttons
TV Control Stick
The TV control stick is located on the back of the TV. The control stick can be used to control many of the
TV functions. The shape of the TV’s control stick may vary by model.
While TV is in standby mode:
• Press the centre of the control stick once - Power on the TV set
(will vary by model)
While watching TV:
• RIGHT/LEFT – volume up/volume down
• UP/DOWN – changes channel up/down
• Press the centre of the control stick once – displays the menu
• Press and hold the centre of the control stick – Standby/Power Off
While in menu:
• RIGHT/LEFT/UP/DOWN – navigation of cursor in on-screen menus
• Press the centre of the control stick once – OK/Confi rm selected item
• Press and hold the centre of the control stick – back to previous menu
DVD Buttons(Only applies if the TV has an in-built DVD player)
The DVD buttons are located on the side of the TV near the DVD Slot.
• TOP BUTTON – STOP/EJECT (Hold down for 4 seconds to eject a DVD).
• BOTTOM BUTTON – PLAY/PAUSE.
Choosing Mode Input/Source
Use the source menu to switch between input/connections.
A) Using the buttons on the remote control:
1. Press [SOURCE] - The source menu will appear.
2. Press [<] or [>] to select the input you require.
3. Press [OK].
B) Using the TV control stick:
1. Press the centre of the control stick once to enter the TV menu.
2. Press the control stick left/right and navigate through to SOURCE menu.
3. Press the centre of the control stick to enter the SOURCE menu.
4. Press the control stick left/right to scroll through and select the input/source you require.
5. Press the centre of the control stick to select the chosen input/source option highlighted.
For further information on input/connections please view the ‘Connections’ pages
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Connections
CONNECTIONS
Note: The TV input/output connections and connecting cables on these pages are shown for reference.
Cables are available separately from your retailer. Not all connections are available on all TV models.
Connecting to a device with a Composite AV/Video output
TV source should be set to Composite/AV
Connection example for TV models with Mini-AV input
L (white)
R (red)
AV in
Connection example for TV models with AV input
Video
(yellow)
L (white)
R (red)
Video
(green)
Connecting to a device with SCART output
TV source should be set to SCART
Connection example for TV models with SCART input
Scart
Connection example for TV models with Mini-SCART input
L (white)
R (red)
Video
(yellow)
Scart
Mini
Scart
Scart
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Connections
CONNECTIONS
Connection example for TV models with Mini-AV input (1)
AV in
Connection example for TV models with Mini-AV input (2)
AV in
Connection example below for TV models with L/R Audio and Video inputs
L (white)
R (red)
Video
(green)
Scart
Scart
Scart
Connecting to a device with Component/YPbPr output
If you are supplied with a cable from the device which has RED, GREEN, BLUE, RED & WHITE connectors
you must connect via Component (for picture) and by phono cable (for sound). TV source should be set
to Component/YPbPr
Connection example for TV models with Mini-YPbPr and Mini-AV inputs
YPbPr
AV in
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Y (green)
PB (blue)
PR (red)
L (white)
R (red)
Video (yellow)
is not connected
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CONNECTIONS
Connection example for TV models with Mini-YPbPr and L/R audio inputs
YPbPr
Connections
Y (green)
PB (blue)
PR (red)
L (white)
R (red)
Connection example for TV models with YPbPr and L/R Audio inputs
Y (green)
PB (blue)
PR (red)
L (white)
R (red)
Connection example for TV models with YPbPr and Mini-AV inputs
Y (green)
PB (blue)
PR (red)
L (white)
R (red)
Y (green)
PB (blue)
PR (red)
L (white)
R (red)
Y (green)
PB (blue)
PR (red)
L (white)
AV in
R (red)
Video (yellow)
is not connected
Connecting to an external audio device (Amplifi er, Surround Sound,
Sound Bars etc)
When connecting via the TV’s 3.5mm earphone output, this will disable the TV speakers.
3.5mm
earphone
3.5mm
earphone
Digital
audio
out
(optical)
OPTION 1 for 3.5mm earphone output.
OPTION 2 for 3.5mm earphone output.
OPTION 3 for digital optical audio output.
Note: When connecting an external audio device to the TV, set the TV volume to a higher than normal
level, you will then be able to use your device remote control to adjust the volume of the connected
device to suit your requirements.
3.5mm
audio
in
L
(white)
R (Red)
Digital
Digital
audio
Audio
(optical)
(Optical)
in
in
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Connections
CONNECTIONS
Connecting to a device with HDMI output
An HDMI cable can output both video and audio and enables you to enjoy digital-quality video and audio
with minimal loss of quality.
TV source should be set to the corresponding HDMI port (HDMI 1, HDMI 2 etc)
HDMIHDMI
Connecting to a device with RF output (CCTV or other Analogue devices)
TV source should be set to ATV/Analogue TV.
Note: You will need to manually tune your device into an analogue channel.
RF in
RF outRF in
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Connections
CONNECTIONS
Connecting an Ethernet/Network cable
The Ethernet port is used for Smart connectivity, Pay TV Services and Freeview HD (Freeview services are
only available in the UK).
Ethernet
port
Ethernet
port
Connecting to a USB device
To use the USB input, TV source should be set to USB Media. Tablets and/or phones can
be charged via the USB port but cannot be used to playback media content. TV source should be set to
USB Media.
OPTION 1 for connection to a USB memory stick to the USB input.
USB
OPTION 2 for connection to an external hard drive to the USB input.
USB
Mini
USB
Note: Tablets and/or phones can be charged via the USB port, however, it is not possible to play back
media from these devices.
Note: Some USB devices may need to be connected to an external power supply before being used with
this input, i.e. powered hard drive.
Connecting the TV to Earphones
When connecting via the TV’s 3.5mm earphone output, this will disable the TV speakers.
3.5mm
earphone
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Connecting the TV to the Internet
CONNECTING THE TV TO THE INTERNET
When you fi rst power on your new SMART TV there will be an option to follow various on-screen set up
instructions. These instructions will enable you to connect to the internet via your home network.
You can connect to your home network either wirelessly or with an Ethernet cable.
If you decide not to follow the initial set up instructions and need to connect at a later date please follow
these simple steps below:
Connecting your TV with a wireless connection
1) Press [MENU] on the remote control.
2) Scroll through the menu, select ‘Settings’ then enter the ‘Network’ menu.
3) Ensure ‘Network Confi guration’ is set to Wi-Fi and scroll down and select ‘Wi-Fi Confi g’.
4) Within the ‘Wi-Fi confi g’ options, highlight and select ‘Wi-Fi Auto Search’.
5) The TV will then automatically search for networks.
6) Select the preferred type of network connection then enter the network.
If a password is required:
• A padlock is shown next to a Wi-Fi service, this indicates that it is a secured network and will require a
password to log in.
• When entering the Wi-Fi password, we recommend using the ‘Password Visible’ feature. To make the
password visible select the ‘Password Visible’ box on screen, the password will then be displayed in
full. Refer to fi g 1. Network passwords are case sensitive, please ensure the entered text matches the
password exactly for a successful connection.
• Use the remote control arrow buttons to select the character required. Press the [OK] button
repeatedly until the character you want is displayed. To move onto the next letter, wait for a few
seconds before selecting. When the password has been entered, select the ‘Enter’ button on the onscreen keypad and press [OK] on the Remote Control.
7) The TV will then establish a connection.
Note: An icon will appear in the top right hand side of the ‘Application’ menu to confi rm the TV is
connected to the internet.
Connecting your TV with an Ethernet/LAN cable:
1) Plug in your Ethernet cable into the RJ45 (Ethernet) socket located at the rear of the television.
Ethernet
port
2) Press [MENU] on the remote control. Please refer to the Quick Start Guide for remote control
information.
3) Scroll through the menu, select ‘Settings’ then enter the ‘Network’ menu.
4) In ‘Network Confi guration’, select ‘Cable’.(fi g.2).
5) TV set will automatically confi gure itself.
6) Exit the menu by pressing [EXIT] on the remote control.
fi g.1
fi g.2
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7 Day TV Guide and Channel List
7 DAY TV GUIDE AND CHANNEL LIST
TV Guide is available in Saorview/Freeview TV mode. It provides information about forthcoming
programmes (where supported by the Saorview/Freeview channel). You can view the start and end time of
all programmes and on all channels for the next 7 days and set reminders.
1) Press the [TV GUIDE] button on the remote control and the following 7 Day TV Guide will appear:
Note: Freeview HD channels found during tuning
will be placed in channel positions above 100, for
example, 101 - BBC 1 HD, 102 - BBC 2 HD etc.
2) Navigate through the menu using .
You can now:
Press [GREEN] on a highlighted programme to set a reminder:
• Select Remind Once
• Select Daily Reminder - reminder will occur every day at this time
• Select Weekly Reminder - reminder will happen every week, on this day and at this time.
Press [YELLOW] to view a previous day’s list of programmes.
Press [BLUE] to view the next day’s list of programmes.
Press [RED] on a highlighted programme to use the record function. (Function for USB Record/PVR models
only, USB device must be connected):
• Record a programme once
• Set up a daily recording - press the [RED] button twice, a recording will occur daily at this time.
• Set up a weekly recording - press the [RED] button three times, recording will happen every week,
on this day and at this time.
Press [INFO] to view further information about the programme highlighted.
- reminder will only occur for this one programme at the time selected.
- press the [RED] button once.
3) Press [EXIT] to exit the 7 day TV Guide
Note: Record functions are only applicable to sets with a built in USB Record/PVR function.
Note: When the TV set is on, a reminder message will be displayed informing you that a programme is
about to start. If the set is in standby, then it will turn on at the reminder time.
Note: When recording in standby mode, the set will not turn on. While recording in standby, the light
on the front of the set will flash.
Channel List
To view the channel list, please ensure that the TV is set to either the analogue or digital source and
no menus or TV notifi cations are displayed.
1) Press [OK] on the remote control and the
channel list menu will appear.
2) Press [LEFT] or [RIGHT] arrow to fi lter desired channel types (Digital TV,
HD channels, Radio, Data, All).
3) Scroll through the channel list by using buttons then
press [OK] to view the channel that is currently highlighted.
4) Press [EXIT] to exit the channel list.
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TV Menu Operation
PICTURE MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons.
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
Picture Mode - Choose from the following presets:
DynamicRecommended settings for fast moving pictures
StandardStandard settings
MoviePicture has less colour and is darker.
PersonalAllows you to change the picture settings to your personal preference.
These settings are saved automatically.
EconomyPower saving mode which reduces the energy used by up to 25% (by reducing
the power to the LED/LCD panel). In Economy mode, the TV will switch itself to
Standby mode after 3-5 hours in the event that the TV buttons or remote control
buttons are not pressed (change the picture mode to another setting to de-activate
this function)
Game*This mode disables all picture post-processing to reduce user input lag.
PC*Ensures a sharper, dynamic picture when used with a PC input.
Cinema 24p*Makes the picture brighter with a high contrast range and reduces the colour
content.
You can make the following adjustments in Personal mode:
Contrast - Switch the balance between black and white.
Brightness - Increase or decrease the brightness of the picture.
Colour - Changes the picture between colour and black and white.
Sharpness - Increase or decrease the sharpness of the picture.
Colour Temperature - Choose from the following presets:
NormalDefault settings
WarmIncreases red within the picture
ColdIncreases blue within the picture
*These settings are only applicable for sets with Active Motion Rates of 600 and 800.
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TV Menu Operation
PICTURE MENUPICTURE MENU
Aspect Ratio - Within the UK the picture format varies depending on the channel/broadcast. There are a
number of different options to best meet your needs
Auto
Automatically displays the best picture format so
the picture is in the correct position. Black lines may
appear at the top/bottom and/or sides.
Full Screen
Displays a picture in
the full screen mode
without overscan.
16:9 signal will be
displayed in original
proportion. Other
picture format will
be stretched to fi ll
the screen
4:3
Displays the 4:3
picture in its
original size.
Side bars are
shown to fi ll the
16:9 screen
Dot by Dot
Will display the picture in its original resolution without
any change, only available in HDMI input source.
16:9
Fills the screen with
a regular 16:9 signal
and 4:3 picture
format will be
stretched to fi ll
the screen
Zoom1 and Zoom2
The picture
is the correct
proportion
but zoomed
in to fi ll the
screen
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
HDR video removes some of the limitations of a standard video signal and shows the image built from a
wider gamut of colour and brightness.
Notes:
- HDR function will activate automatically if an HDR signal is detected, provided that HDMI EDID has
been set to “Enhancement” in the ‘SET UP’ menu.
- This television can display HDR content via the HDMI or USB inputs.
- If you are connecting via one of the HDMI ports, the external device must also support HDR, HDMI2.0
and be playing HDR mastered content.
- This device does not support HDR content from in-built apps such as Netfl ix or YouTube.
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TV Menu Operation
Range
Reduces the noise in the picture
contrast of the picture according to the brightness
of the screen
GammaMedium/Low/High
Changes the contrast range of the picture
depending on the input signal
R/G/B Controls0 to 100
Controls the level of each colour in the picture
Backlight ModeScanning/Standard
Sets the processing mode of the backlight
Backlight 0 to 100
Changes the light level of the backlight
Range
Reduces the noise in the picture
contrast of the picture according to the brightness
of the screen
GammaMedium/Low/High
Changes the contrast range of the picture
depending on the input signal
R/G/B Controls0 to 100
Controls the level of each colour in the picture
Backlight ModeScanning/Standard
Sets the processing mode of the backlight
Backlight 0 to 100
Changes the light level of the backlight
Range
Reduces the noise in the picture
contrast of the picture according to the brightness
of the screen
GammaMedium/Low/High
Changes the contrast range of the picture
depending on the input signal
R/G/B Controls0 to 100
Controls the level of each colour in the picture
Backlight ModeScanning/Standard
Sets the processing mode of the backlight
Backlight 0 to 100
Changes the light level of the backlight
CMS Hue controls0 to 63
Changes the hue of the picture
CMS Value controls0 to 63
Changes the intensity of the colour
0 to 15
PICTURE MENU
Expert settings - These will vary depending on the set. They are different for Active Motion 400, Active
Motion 600 and Active Motion 800 sets as detailed below:
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TV Menu Operation
SOUND MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
Sound Mode - Choose from the following presets:
StandardDefault settings
MusicEmphasises music over voices
MovieProvides live and full sound for movies
SportsEmphasises sound for sports
PersonalAllows you to change the sound settings to your personal preference. These
settings are saved automatically
HP - When headphones are connected, you can use the HP (Headphone) menu to choose from the
following options:
Switch
HP VolumeAdjust the headphone’s Audio
EQ - Adjust the audio level of separate frequencies via the band equaliser. Equaliser settings can only be
adjusted when the sound mode ‘Personal’ is selected.
Balance - To switch the sound between the left and right speakers.
DTS TruVolume - When ‘ON’ is selected, the volume will attempt to stay at a constant level regardless of
the TV programme and advertisements.
Choose ‘HP’ to play the audio through the connected headphones only. Choose ‘HP+TV’ if you
want the audio to play through both the headphones and TV speakers.
buttons.
Note: Equaliser settings can only be adjusted when the sound mode ‘Personal’ is selected.
DTS Studio Sound - Choose from the following options:
OFFDisables the DTS Studio Sound audio feature
ONStudio Sound
from two speakers, complete with rich bass, high frequency detail and clear dialog.
creates an immersive, feature-rich surround sound experience
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SOUND MENU
Digital Output - This is the digital audio output. Choose from the following options:
OffTo turn off Digital Output
AutoSelects the best settings automatically
PCMSelect this option if you are connecting to a Stereo Hi-fi via a digital audio cable
(Pulse-code modulation (PCM) is a digital representation of an analogue signal)
Audio Description - Allows you to switch ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ Audio Description. This provides a description of
what is happening during the selected programme for a person who is visually impaired. This feature is not
available on all programmes.
AD Volume - This allows you to increase and decrease the AD (Audio Description) volume level.
Audio Track - Allows you to choose between the audio channels being transmitted on Digital Television.
Currently for Freeview only normal sound or the Audio Description audio channels can be selected.
Audio Delay - Enables you to adjust setting to sync picture and audio.
SPDIF Delay - Enables you to adjust sound setting to sync picture and audio for external speakers connected
via digital audio output.
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SETTINGS - CHANNEL MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
Auto Tuning - Allows you to retune the television for all digital channels, digital radio stations and
analogue devices.
Analogue Manual Tuning - Allows you to manually tune your analogue signal.
Freeview/Saorview Manual Tuning* - Allows you to manually tune your digital signal.
Channel Edit - Allows you to delete, move, skip and add programs to a
favourite channels list. You can add a favourite channel list which can be
accessed by pressing the favourite button on your remote control. This will
enable you to select your preferred channels quickly and easily. To add a
channel to the favourite list go to; Menu > Settings > Channel > Channel
Edit. Select the channel which you would like to add to the favourite list
and press the favourite button on the remote control. A heart symbol will
appear next to the channel name. Repeat for another channel or press
[EXIT] to leave the menu. If you now press the favourite button on the
remote control your favourite channels will be listed, select your desired
channel and press the [OK] button to watch.
buttons.
Important: To receive Freeview/Saorview channels, in particular HD channels, you will need a Digital TV
aerial and be in a good Freeview/Saorview coverage area. You can check the coverage for your area at
www.freeview.co.uk or www.saorview.ie
Please note that any Freeview HD channels found during tuning will be placed in channel positions
above 100. For example, 101 (BBC1 HD) 102 (BBC2 HD) etc.
*Freeview channels are only available in the UK, Saorview channels are only available in the ROI.
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SETTINGS - CHANNEL MENU
Signal Information - Allows you to view signal frequency, signal quality and signal strength.
CI Information - Pay per view services require a ‘Smartcard’ to be inserted into the TV. If you subscribe to
a pay per view service the provider will issue you with a ‘CAM’ and a ‘Smartcard’. The ‘CAM’ can then be
inserted into the COMMON INTERFACE PORT (CI Card In).
Sorting By LCN - Displays the channels in the correct order as specifi ed by the broadcaster.
Channel List Auto Update - This feature allows you to scan for Freeview channels. When new channels are
found they are automatically added to your channel list without removing any channels or affecting your
favourites list. This operation can only be performed when the set is switched on.
Schedule List - The schedule list allows you to view your reminders and recordings. It can be accessed
by going to the ‘Channel Menu’ then selecting ‘Schedule List’ or by pressing the blue button while in the
‘Record List’.
There are two icons, the clock symbol denotes a reminder, the camera indicates a recording. To select use
the up and down arrow buttons.
• Press the [RED] button to delete the reminder or recording
• Press the [GREEN] button to edit the reminder or recording
• Press the [YELLOW] button to sort the reminder or recording
Note: Record functions are only applicable to sets with a built in USB Record/PVR function.
Edit Menu - To edit use the up and down buttons on the remote control to select the function, then use
the left and right buttons to change. Press the [OK] button to store and return
to the schedule list.
Recorded List - Shows a list of recorded TV programmes via a connected USB memory stick or USB
hard drive. While in the ‘Recorded List’, press the [BLUE] button to access the ‘Schedule List’. Please see
the ‘USB RECORD’ page for further information.
OAD Scan - Switch ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ OAD updates.
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SETTINGS - NETWORK MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons.
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
The network connection enables you to update the TV software and a number of Smart TV functions.
For the network confi guration to work the TV will need to be connected to your home network via an
Ethernet cable, with these requirements in place the TV will connect to the network automatically.
Network Config (Cable selected)
IP Config - Allows you to access LAN network connection settings via the TV’s LAN Cable socket. Choose from
the following options:
AutoWill automatically connect the TV to your home network (this is the default setting
and is highly recommended).
ManualAllows you to manually change the IP, Netmask, Gateway and DNS information.
Network Config (Wi-Fi selected)
Wi-Fi Confi g - Allows you to access LAN network connection via the TV’s built in Wi-Fi (no extra hardware
required). Choose from the following option:
Wi-FI Auto
Search
Network Info - Allows you to view Information about network settings.
Network Test - Allows you to test the network connection.
Netfl ix Setting - Allows you to view Netfl ix information for technical assistance and deactivate your account.
Wi-Fi Status - Allows you to view the routers name (SSID), if the TV is connected via Wi-Fi.
Will automatically search for nearby routers. Select the desired router and enter
its password, following the on screen instructions will result in a successfully
connection.
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SETTINGS - TIME MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
Auto Sync - The time is synchronised with the Internet clock. If there is no internet connection, the time is
synchronised with the Digital Television signal.
Clock - Shows the date and time.
Off Time - Allows you to set a specifi c time for your TV to turn off.
On Time - Allows you to set a specifi c time for your TV to turn on, the channel it will then display, the
source it will be on and also the volume. This function can then be toggled to repeat every day or
a certain day. If your set is in standby and the on time is reached, it will turn on.
Sleep Timer - Lets you set the sleep timer so the television automatically switches off after a set amount of
OSD Timer - Lets you adjust the amount of time the ‘On Screen Menu’ stays on the screen before
disappearing.
Auto standby - Set ‘Auto standby’ between Off, 3 hours, 4 hours and 5 hours.
Time Zone - Change your current time zone.
Note: If you do not press any buttons for 30 seconds, the menu will automatically exit. You can change
the length of time before the menu exits automatically - see ‘OSD Timer’ in the Time Menu.
buttons.
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SETTINGS - LOCK MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
System Lock - Allows you to lock or unlock the menu. You will be asked to enter a 4 digit password
Use the
Set Password - Allows you to change the password.
Channel Lock - Allows you to lock certain channels manually.
Parental Guidance - Allows you to set the rating to block certain content based on age information.
Key Lock - Allows you to lock the buttons on the side of the TV set.
Source Lock - Allows you to lock the source menu.
Hotel Mode - Additional settings.
◄ button to quit the password input or use the ► button to clear. Default password is 0000.
buttons.
Note: To enable controls within the lock menu, the function needs to be enabled by entering the
password and then turn the ‘System Lock’ on.
Note: If you change and forget the password, you will need to use the master reset password of 4711.
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SETTINGS - SETUP MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
Set Up - Choose from the following options:
Language - Allows you to change the language of the menu.
Audio Languages - Select your preferred primary audio language.
Audio Languages 2 - Select your preferred secondary audio language.
Subtitle Language - Select your preferred primary subtitle language.
Subtitle Language 2 - Select your preferred secondary subtitle language.
Hearing Impaired - This allows you to turn on the Hearing Impaired function, this produces subtitles on
the screen which provide a description of what is happening during the selected programme.
Blue Screen - Changes the background when there is no input between clear and a blue background
(only available on some sources).
PVR File System - Allows you to access ‘PVR File System’ settings. Choose from the following options:
Select DiscAllows you to select the device which is being analysed/set up should your set have
more than one USB port/connected device.
Timeshift SizeMaximum amount of storage space allocated to time shifting on the selected
USB device.Select from 512MB, 1GB, 2GB or 4GB.Maximum memory allocation is
dependant upon connected memory capacity.
buttons.
Format: StartSelect this option to reformat the connected USB device.Note that all data will be
lost when performing this action.
Speed: CheckChecks the speed of your memory device and displays the result in Kb/s
Note: When a USB memory device is connected to the set, this function will be active. If no USB device is
connected, the function cannot be selected.
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SETTINGS - SETUP MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.
First Time Installation - Allows you to access the ‘First Time Installation’ menu and retune the TV set.
Software Update (USB) - Allows you to update your TV with the newest software using a USB memory
stick. Software and instructions are available on our website.
Software Update (NET)
connection.
Reset TV - This resets the menus to factory settings and clears all the TV channels from the television.
HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronic Control) - Allows HDMI devices to control each other and allows you to
operate multiple devices with one remote control (only available with compatible devices).
HDMI EDID
via HDMI. This setting allows you to change the selected HDMI input to HDMI 1.4 or HDMI2.0 mode.
• Standard - Recommended if the TV is connected to a device with a HDMI 1.4 output or lower, for
• Enhancement - Recommended if the TV is connected to a device with a HDMI 2.0 output, for
Bluetooth - Allows you to pair your TV with a compatible Bluetooth audio device (for example:
headphones, soundbars, etc.) Once in the Bluetooth menu you can turn Bluetooth ON/OFF and/or select
‘Device List’ to search for compatible Bluetooth devices. (Only applicable to Bluetooth enabled models)
LED Status - LED Status - Allows you to switch the LED power indicator light ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ when the TV
is being operated.(When this option is set to ‘OFF’ the LED power indicator light will fl ash when the
remote control is used and will fl ash red during the normal start up process).
Version Info - Allows you to view the version/information of the software installed on the TV set.
Source Edit - Allows you to edit the name of an Input Source.
- Transmits the TV set’s capabilities (sound, resolution, etc,) directly to the devices connected
example Full HD Blu-Ray player, DVD player or gaming console.
example 4K Blu-ray player or modern PC, in order to display a UHD HDR signal of up to 60Hz
- Allows you to update your TV with the newest software via your internet
buttons.
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MORE APPS MENU
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK].
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button.
To exit this menu at anytime, press the [MENU], [EXIT] or [BACK] button on the remote control.
As well as the Netflix, BBC iPlayer and YouTube apps included in the main menu, the ‘More Apps’ menu,
located at the bottom of the screen, allows you to access more of the TV set’s ‘SMART’ features such as
Web Browser, BBC News, BBC Sport etc.
buttons.
Aquos Net+
Aquos Net+ is a portal to a variety of Apps and multimedia which the TV acesses via the internet.
To enter Aquos Net+ you will be prompted to enter a language and accept terms and conditons. Once the
relevant information has been entered you will be able to access a range of additional Apps.
Content is updated and managed from a central source, so look out for new Apps and updates.
Note: If you wish to reset the settings for AQUOS NET+ Smart Portal back to the default settings, you
will need to access the AQUOS NET+ Smart Portal and enter the settings menu. In the settings menu
scroll down and select ‘Reset your device’, you will then be asked ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to confi rm your decision,
highlight ‘Yes’ and press [OK] on the remote control to complete the reset process.
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MORE APPS MENU
Applications
BBC iPlayer - Catch up on your favourite BBC TV programmes and view exclusive content.
BBC News - Access the BBC News app for up-to-the-minute and breaking news reports.
BBC Sport - The BBC Sport app offers the latest sports news, live action, scores and highlights.
Web Browser - Application for accessing websites via the internet. Use the following buttons for
navigation in the browser:
CH+ Scroll page up
CH- Scroll page down
Red Button Show/hide browser menu bar
Yellow Button Zoom in
Blue Button Zoom out
Note: The Netfl ix and YouTube apps are included within the main menu for quicker access, they are not
included in the ‘More Apps’menu.
Note: Some Apps, such as Netfl ix, require a monthly subscription. This is not included with the purchase
of your TV set.
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MEDIA MENU
Miracast (Screen mirroring)
To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control and scroll right.
To select a sub menu press [OK]
If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons.
To confi rm any settings press [OK] button. To exit this menu at any time, press [EXIT] button.
Although the TV has many of the most popular Apps preinstalled, the Miracast function allows almost
unlimited Apps to be shown on the TV screen including many on demand videos, subscription based
services and your favourite applications such as Amazon TV, Emails, Facebook, etc.
The Miracast (screen mirroring) feature allows you to connect to a compatible Smartphone, Tablet, PC or
Laptop wirelessly and ‘mirror’ what is on your device onto the TV’s screen.
See below an example of a connection to a Laptop PC running Windows 10 that has built in Wireless
Display.
For connection to other types of devices please refer to the instruction manual that came with your
device.
Click on the monitor icon (circled
below) to access this feature.
Note: Many Android and Windows devices support screen mirroring. For Apple devices, you need a separate Apple TV
box to allow screen mirroring onto non Apple products.
Once you’re connected, you will
see this screen on your Laptop/PC.
Once a successful connection is made,
your TV will display this screen.
Note: If your smartphone or tablet does not include mirroring, it may be possible to connect a suitable cable from your
device directly to one of the HDMI inputs on the rear of the TV. Suitable cables for your device should be available from
a local electronics retailer.
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MEDIA MENU
USB mode and media server
The USB media and the Media Server offer the playback of various different types of content that is
either saved on your USB memory stick or external media server. (USB mode allows you to view/playback
fi les from an external USB device and Media Server connects to your home network and can view/playback
fi les from your compatible laptop, PC, tablets and smart phones).
When accessing the USB media or media server features the below menu screen will appear. The content
will be divided into Photo, Music, Movie and All.
1) You can navigate through the menus using the
scroll
to confi rm the item you wish to play/view press the
[OK] button (the USB1 and USB2 options will only
show when a USB stick is connected).
3) You can now access the item. Press [OK] to view.
buttons on the remote control,
2)
USB mode- Select the USB drive (If your drive
only has 1 partition you will only see 1 item).
Media Server - Select the external device
that you would like to access.
4) Whilst viewing your media, you can control
the item by using the remote control playback
buttons or by pressing [INFO] you can access the
on-screen playback menu, you can now make
your selection by using the
buttons on the remote control.
and [OK]
Note: If you experience a playback issue, please ensure the fi les being used are the correct format (example - the picture
plays but no sound) See compatible fi le types for USB/DLNA page for compatible fi le types.
Note: USB extension cables are not recommended as they can cause a reduction in picture/audio quality and stoppages
during play back of USB content.
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USB Record
USB RECORD - FREEVIEW/SAORVIEW MODE
The USB Record/PVR function is only available in Freeview/Saorview mode and only when used in
conjunction with a compatible USB memory stick or USB hard drive. The benefi ts of this are as follows:
• Pause live TV and then playback, rewind and fast forward (up to live TV).
• One button record, if you decide you want to record the current programme.
• Easy recording from the 7 Day TV Guide.
Due to the nature of the product, it is necessary to use a high speed USB memory stick (as the TV reads
from and writes to the memory stick at the same time, some memory sticks may not be suitable).
You can purchase high speed memory sticks from some computer stores, alternatively, we have a selection
of tested and compatible memory sticks available to purchase directly from the Helpline/website.
Recommended Minimum Specifi cation - USB Memory Stick:
Read Speed20 Mb/s (Megabits Per Second)
Write Speed6 Mb/s
(Megabits Per Second)
If you wish to use a USB portable hard drive larger
than 32GB, please refer to the FAQ section at the
rear of this user guide.
Pause Live TV (Time Shift)
A USB memory stick/hard drive must be connected to the TV in order to use this feature.
- Press the play/pause button and the television will pause and the live content will be recorded. To
resume watching press play/pause again.
- Press fast forward to go forward in a recording.
- Press fast rewind to go back in a recording.
Note: When you switch the TV to standby or change channel the ‘Time Shift’ memory is wiped. To
restart time shift you must press play/pause button.
Note: If channels are moved or deleted, then the USB Record/PVR will not function correctly.
Note: This television contains one TV tuner, therefore it can only record the channel you are watching
or record one channel while the television is in standby mode.
Note: USB Record/PVR function is only available in Digital/Freeview TV mode. Due to copyright laws and
illegal copying/recording it is not possible to record to/from any other input/output source.
Note: Recorded content can only be played back on the device that recorded it. It is not permitted (or
possible) to watch content recorded on the TV from Freeview/Saorview on another device.
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USB RECORD - FREEVIEW/SAORVIEW MODE
One Button Record
At any point in time you may decide to record the current programme that you are watching. To do this
you need to press the red record button on the remote control.
Playback fi les from Record list
To playback recorded fi les you will be required to have the TV set to the Freeview/Saorview source mode.
Once set to the correct source, access the recorded list by pressing the [REC LIST] (Recorded List) button
on the remote control, the recorded list should now appear on the screen. Use the arrow buttons on the
remote control to navigate to the recording you wish to playback and then press [OK] on the chosen file
to start playback.
To enable controls within the lock menu, the function needs to be enabled by turning on the System Lock.
Use the coloured buttons on the remote control for the following options:
• Press [RED] to delete a selected recording.
• Press [GREEN] to sort the items in the record list by date.
• Press [YELLOW] to sort the items in the record list by name.
• Press [BLUE] to enter the schedule list.
Note: Record functions are only applicable to sets with the built in USB Record/PVR function.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
GeneralI would like to have louder
GeneralWhy are some options in the
GeneralCan I stop my TV automatically
TVI have tuned in Digital TV but I
TVI have re-tuned my television
VCR/DVD
Recorder
sound by connecting additional
speakers or a Soundbar.
menu unavailable and greyed
out.
turning o after 4hrs?
am not receiving any or all of the
channels and/or the channels I
receive are breaking up.
but when I switch it o it is not
storing the channels.
I have connected the TV to my
VCR or DVD Recorder via SCART
but it is not recording.
1) Use either the 3.5mm headphone output on the TV and a 3.5mm to
phono cable (available separately) to connect to an ampli er/surround
sound/soundbar. Please note this will deactivate the TV’s built in speakers.
or:
2) Connect a digital optical audio cable from the TV’s digital optical audio
output to your ampli er/surround sound/soundbar digital optical audio
input.
Some options are only available in certain inputs/sources, i.e. HDMI. They are
unavailable in the other sources where they have no e ect.
Yes, in the ‘Time’ menu settings, scroll down to Auto standby and select ‘OFF’.
1) Check you are in an area that can receive Freeview/Saorview, visit www.
freeview.co.uk or www.saorview.ie
2) Check you are using an aerial that is able to receive a good digital signal.
In most cases, you will need an outdoor digital hi-gain/wideband aerial.
In areas that have excellent digital coverage, you may be able to use a loft
type aerial but it is highly likely that you will also need to connect a booster
between the back of the TV and the TV aerial wall socket. Unfortunately, to
receive a good enough digital signal, it is not possible to use a portable/
indoor type aerial.
If the TV does not save the channels when you power it o , it’s likely the
channel database has become corrupt.
1) Turn o the TV.
2) Remove the RF/Aerial cable from the rear of the TV and then turn the TV
back on again.
3) Using the remote control, press Menu followed by 8-8-8-8 to enter the
initial setup/ rst time installation menu.
4) Press OK (let the TV run the full tuning process).
5) Once completed, turn o the TV, reconnect the RF/Aerial cable then turn
the TV back on again.
6) Repeat steps 3 & 4.
In addition to connecting via SCART, you should connect the aerial cable
from the wall socket to your VCR/DVD Recorder and another aerial cable
from the VCR/DVD Recorder to the TV.
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Game ConsolesI have connected my
Playstation/Xbox to the TV via
HDMI, but I am not receiving
any pictures or sound on my
Television.
Game ConsolesI have connected my
Playstation/Xbox to the TV via
Component cables (red, green
& blue) but I am not receiving
any sound.
System LockI have changed the password
on the television and now
forgotten it.
USB ModeI have inserted a USB Memory
Key, but the TV does not
recognise it.
1) Ensure the TVs’ source is set to HDMI.
2) Check your settings on your Playstation/Xbox are as per the Playstation/
Xbox instruction manual.
Component cables only provide HD pictures. For the sound you will need
to connect the red & white audio cables on the Playstation/Xbox to the red
& white phono inputs (or mini AV input where tted) on the rear of the TV.
Please refer to the ‘Connections’ pages.
There is a master password of 4711, to gain access to the TV menu and reset
the normal password.
Ensure the USB Memory Key is formatted to type FAT32.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
USB ModeUsing a USB portable hard drive
DVD (For TV models
with DVD only)
DVD (For TV models
with DVD only)
USB Record/PVR
(For TV models with
USB record only)
USB Record/PVR
(For TV models with
USB record only)
Freeview HDI cannot access all Freeview
/ larger than 32GB.
I have inserted a disc but it is
not playing.
I have pressed the eject button
but the disc is not coming out.
I cannot change the channel,
access the menu or use the red
button.
When using the USB to record
the picture ‘breaks up’ or
experience loss of sound.
channels.
If you wish to use a portable hard drive larger than 32GB, please note that
it must be formatted to the FAT32 le system in order to operate on this TV.
Windows XP/Vista computers are only capable of formatting up to 32GB,
therefore, you will need a software programme/utility to format larger hard
drives.
Please refer to the website, www.umc-uk.co.uk, for more information.
1) Ensure you have inserted the disc facing the correct way.
2) Ensure the disc is clean and is not scratched.
3) Some copied discs will not play.
4) Check the DVD is a region 2 disc – to change the region of the DVD player,
refer to www.umc-uk.co.uk, select ‘Changing DVD Region’ in the ‘Product
Support’ section
To eject the disc hold the stop/eject button for 4 seconds.
During time shift you cannot change the channel, access the menu or use
the red button.
Check the USB memory stick meets the minimum read speed requirements.
Standard de nition channels require a read speed of 20 Mb/s (Megabits per
second) and a write Speed of 6 Mb/s (Megabits per second) HD channels
require the read speed of 80 Mb/s (Megabits per second) and a write speed
of 40 Mb/s (Megabits per second). USB 3.0 sticks should be used where
possible.
Some data channels for Freeview can only be obtained when the TV’s
ethernet port is connected to your router.
Freeview HDI cannot nd the Freeview HD
channels.
Freeview HD channels found during tuning will be placed in channel
positions above 100. For example, 101 (BBC1 HD), 102 (BBC2 HD) etc.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Smart I cannot access Smart apps on my
Smart TV
SmartI cannot access content through the
Media Server settings
SmartI cannot access content through the
Wireless Connection settings
SmartWhile using Media Server, access is
not possible or connection is slow
Check your TV is connected to the internet and there is suitable signal
strength.
You can carry out a Network Test as follows:
1) Press Menu on the remote control.
2) Select ‘Network’ Menu then ‘Network Test’.
3) This will show the status of the internet connection.
If you have no internet connection you must re-connect your TV as follows:
1) Press Menu on the remote control.
2) Select ‘Network’ Menu then ‘Wi- con g’.
3) Then ‘Wi Auto Search’.
4) The TV will then automatically search for Networks.
5) Select the desired network then enter the Network password.
6) The TV will then connect.
Note: An icon will appear in the top right hand side of the Application page
to show you if the TV is connected to the internet.
Check your TV is connected to your local network and there is suitable signal
strength. Check the server devices you are trying to connect with are also on
the Network and are set to share content.
Ensure the device you are trying to mirror onto the TV is correctly paired
with the TV. Check the settings on the device, move your device closer to
the TV set, check you guide of the device to ensure it is compatible with this
function.
If the folder you are attempting to view contains a large amount of les, it
may take a little while to load, this is normal, content may be blocked on the
host PC. Recon gure the host PC to allow external access.
Note: Host may not be connected to your network.
SmartThe YouTube app does not work
and/or is erratic
The Youtube app requires the TV to be set with the correct date and time,
please see the ‘Time Menu’ page for further instructions. Ensure your
network is not blocking access to YouTube and the speed of your internet
connection is fast enough for viewing YouTube content.