Silvercrest 32111 User Manual

LCD TV

approx. 80cm / 32“ screen size

Features

Remote controlled colour LCD TV.•
Fully integrated Terrestrial digital TV (DVB-T - MPEG-2, •

MPEG-4).
HDMI connectors for digital video and audio. •
USB input.•
1000 programmes (analogue+digital).•
OSD menu system.•
Integrated tuner MPEG 2 compatible.•
Scart socket for external devices.•
Stereo sound system. (German+Nicam)•
Teletext, fastext, TOP text.•
Headphone connection.•
Automatic programming system.•
Forward or backward manual tuning.•
Sleep timer / Child lock.•
Automatic sound mute when no transmission.•
NTSC playback. •
AVL (Automatic Volume Limiting).•
Auto power down.•
PLL (Frequency Search).•
PC input. •

lay for Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, •

Plug&P
Windos 7.

Game Mode •

Scope of delivery

LCD-TV

Remote control

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LCD-TV

User‘s manual

LCD-TV 32111

Batteries: 2 X AAA

Instruction Book and Warranty

NOTE:You should check the accessori es after
purchasing. Make sure that each accessory is
included.

information

Remote Control Buttons

LCD TV and Operating Buttons

Standby1.
Mono/Stereo - Dual I-II / Currrent Language (in 2.

DVB channels)
Image size / Zooms videos (in Media Browser 3.

video mode)
Green buttonList Schedule(in EPG)/Tag/Untag 4.

All(in favourite list)/Play-Slideshow(in Media
Browser)

Red button/Stop(in Media Browser)5.
Numeric buttons6.
Teletext / Mix(in TXT mode) 7.
Cursor Left / Subpage (in TXT mode) 8.
Menu on-off9.
AV / Source selection10.
Favourite Mode Selection(in DVB channels)11.
Volume Up12.
Info / Reveal (in TXT mode)13.
Mute14.
Volume Down15.
Programme Down / Page up(in DVB channels)16.
Electronic programme guide(in DVB channels)17.
Programme Up /
Sleep Timer19.
Picture mode selecion. / Changes picture mode 20.

(in Media Browser video mode)
Okay (Con rm) / Hold (in TXT mode)/ Edit 21.

Channel List
Cursor Down22.
Exit / Return / Index page (in TXT mode)23.
Cursor Right / Subpage (in TXT mode)24.
Cursor Up 25.
Previous programme26.
Yellow button/Pause (in Media Browser)/27.

Timeline Schedule(in EPG)
Blue button/Edit Channel List/Filter (İn Favourite 28.

List&EPG)/Loop-Shuf e (in Media Browser)
No function29.
Subtitle on-off (in DVB channels)30.

Page

down(in DVB channels)18.

SIDE VIEW

FRON VIEW

BACK

CONTROL BUTTONS

1. Standby/On button

2. TV/AV button

3. Programme Up/Down buttons

4. Volume Up/Down buttons

Note: Press “
same time to view main menu.

” and buttons at the

Manufacturer’s guarantee

We are glad that you have decided to buy one of our products and hope you have
a great deal of fun with this high-quality product. Our strict production control gua­rantees the high quality of our devices. However, if you should have just cause for
complaint, we grant you a guarantee for a period of

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3 years

from purchase date with the following conditions:

1. This guarantee leaves your statutory warranty claims as a consumer unaffected
vis-à-vis the party who sold the device. These rights are not restricted by the
manufacturer’s guarantee issued by us.

2. The guarantee granted by us is only valid for the private use of the device and
is restricted to the territory of the Great Britain

3. The period of guarantee is 3 years from the purchase date.

4. During the period of guarantee, our specified performance includes, at our
discretion, the repair of your device or its replacement by an equivalent devi­ce, the wages incurred for us, the material costs and the transport costs of the
device within the Great Britain

5. To lodge your complaint, please contact us at the following service number:

We recommend that you keep the original packaging in order to ensure the
secure transport of the device in the event that you assert the guarantee.
A short description of your complaint is not only very helpful to us but sup­ports the quick repair and return delivery of the device. We recommend in
advance that you call our hotline.

6. You must keep your proof of purchase. It is sufficient if you return the original
till receipt with the device. Without proof of purchase, we unfortunately cannot
provide the specified performances free-of-charge. If we receive a device
without proof of purchase, we will send you a cost estimate for the repair.
If you decide against a repair, we will return the device and charge you a set
fee for transport and for the processing of the cost estimate.

7. Exchanged parts are kept in our service centre and are destroyed at our discre­tion.

8. The guarantee becomes invalid if the device has been opened by you or by a
third person not authorized by us and/or if modifications have been made to
the device.

9. A guarantee claim does not exist:

- in cases of improper care

- in cases of mechanical damages to the device from outside

- in the case of transport damages

- in the case of wear and tear

- in the case of handling errors

- if the device has been set up in damp rooms or in the open air

- for damage that has been caused by force majeure, water, lightning, over-

voltage

- in cases of excessive use, especially for use other than private

- in cases where the operating instructions have been falsely observed.

- if the device does not have any technical defects.

- if there are pixel errors that lie within the tolerances specified in ISO stan-

dard

10. The guarantee does not include any further liability on our part, in particular, it
does not include the liability for damages that have not occurred on the devi­ce itself or that occur due to the breakdown of the device until repair (e.g. ship­ping costs, handling costs, etc.). However, our statutory liability, in particular
with respect to the product liability law, is not restricted or exclude hereby.

11.

12. Warranties granted by us do not extend the period of guarantee of 2 years from
purchase date, not even with regard to components which may have been
changed.

12.

13. To validate your claim and to ensure the quickest possible processing of it,
please always send us the entire package contents including all accessories.
(e.g. remote control, supports, wall brackets, A/V cable, etc.)

(pixel error class II)

We wish you lots of fun with your new device!

Important document! Please retain the proof of purchase for 3 years.

.

Please retain the proof of purchase for 3 years.

Important document!

WAR_GB_2010_1

Contents

Instruction Book Information ............................... 1

Introduction ............................................................. 2

Proper operation ..................................................... 2

Preparation ............................................................. 2

Symbols in this Instruction Book............................. 2

Safety Precautions ................................................. 2

Environmental Information ..................................... 4

Repair Information .............................................. 4

Viewing the Back side Connections ....................... 5

Viewing the Connections - Side Connectors .......... 6

Power Connection .................................................. 6

Aerial Connection ............................................... 6

Using Digital Multimedia Connectors...................... 7

Connecting the LCD TV to a PC ............................. 7

Connecting to an external device ........................... 7

Side HDMI Connection ........................................... 8

Using Side Connectors ........................................... 8

Remote Control ...................................................... 8

Inserting Batteries ............................................... 8

Switching On/Off ..................................................... 8

To Switch the TV On ........................................... 8

To Switch the TV Off ........................................... 8

Basic Operations .................................................... 8

Operation with the Buttons on the TV ................. 8

Setting of the main menu ................................ 8

Volume Setting ................................................ 9

Programme Selection ..................................... 9

AV Mode ......................................................... 9

Operation with the Remote Control .................... 9

Volume Setting ................................................ 9

Programme Selection (Previous or Next

Programme) .................................................... 9

Programme Selection (Direct Access) ............ 9

First Time Installation.............................................. 9

Input Selection ...................................................... 10

Viewing Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) ....... 10

Installation .............................................................11

Automatic Channel Scan (Retune) .................. 12

Manual Channel Scan ......................................... 12

Manual Search - Digital .................................... 12

Analogue Search - Analogue ............................ 12

Analogue Fine Tuning ....................................... 12

Managing Stations: Channel List .......................... 12

Operating the Channel List ............................... 13

Moving a Channel ............................................. 13

Deleting a Channel ........................................... 13

Renaming a Channel ........................................ 13

Locking a Channel ............................................ 13

Managing Stations: Favourites ............................. 13

Button Functions ............................................... 13

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Managing Stations: Sorting Channel List ............. 14

On-Screen Information ......................................... 14

Media Playback Using Media Browser ................. 14

Viewing Videos via USB .................................. 14

Playing Videos via USB .................................... 15

Viewing Photos via USB ................................... 15

Media Browser Settings .................................... 16

Changing Image Size: Picture Formats ................ 16

Con guring Picture Settings ................................. 17

Operating Picture Settings Menu Items ............ 17

Picture Settings Menu Items ............................. 17

PC Picture Settings........................................... 18

Con guring Sound Settings .................................. 18

Operating Sound Settings Menu Items ............. 18

Sound Settings Menu Items.............................. 19

Con guring Your TV’s Settings ............................. 19

Operating Settings Menu Items ........................ 19

Settings Menu Items ......................................... 19

Using a Common Interface Module ...................... 20

Viewing Conditional Access Menu .................... 20

Con guring Language Settings ............................ 20

Parental Control.................................................... 21

Parental Settings Menu Operation ................... 21

Timers ................................................................... 21

Setting Sleep Timer .......................................... 21

Setting Programme Timers ............................... 21

Adding a Timer .............................................. 21

Editing a Timer .............................................. 22

Deleting a Timer ............................................ 22

Con guring Date/Time Settings ............................ 22

Con guring Source Settings ................................. 22

Con guring Other Settings ................................... 22

Operation .......................................................... 22

Other Features ..................................................... 23

Teletext ................................................................. 24

Tips ....................................................................... 24

Appendix A: PC Input Typical Display Modes ....... 25

Appendix B: AV and HDMI Signal Compatibility

(Input Signal Types) .............................................. 25

Appendix C: Supported File Formats for USB

Mode..................................................................... 26

Appendix E: Software Upgrade ............................ 26

Speci cations ....................................................... 27

Digital Reception (DVB-T) .................................... 27

De nitions of Important Terms .............................. 28

Important Instruction ............................................. 29

Instruction Book Information

Silvercrest LCD-TV32111•

Version 1.24.11.10•

Introduction

Read the corresponding instructions of this handbook
prior to the  rst usage of the device, even when the
usage of electronic devices is familiar to you. Notice
especially the chapter SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
Carefully keep the handbook as future reference.
When selling the device or giving it away, absolutely
give these direction for use.
Thank you for choosing this product. This manual
will guide you for the proper operation of your TV.
Before operating the TV, please read this manual
thoroughly. Keep this manual in a safe place for future
references.

Proper operation

Thi s device is intended to receive and displ ay
TV programs. T he diffe rent connection options
makean additional expansion of the reception and
displaysources possible (various external devices).
This device is only suitable for the operation in dry
interiors. This appliance is intended solely for private
domestic use and may not be used for industrial and
commercial purposes. We exclude liability in principle,
if the device is not used as intended, or unauthorized
modi cations have been made. To operate your LCD
TV in extreme ambient conditions may cause the
damage of the device.

Preparation

Place the device on a solid even surfac e. For
ventilation, leave a free space of at least 10 cm
all around the set. To prevent any fault and unsafe
situations, please do not place any objects on top of
the set. Use this device in moderate climates.

Ope ration tempera ture and operation humidity:
5ºC up to 45ºC, 85% rel. humidity max. (not blocking
ventilation openings).

Symbols in this Instruction
Book

The following symbols are used in the manual as a
marker for restrictions and precautions and safety
instructions. Please note such information for security
reasons.

WARNING

If you do not pay attention to such a marked warning,
it can cause serious injury or death. Please note
these warnings strictly, in order to ensure a safe
operation.

CAUTION

Such a precaution is marked, you should take up
or note, to avoid injury or property damage. Please
note these instructions strictly, in order to ensure a
safe operation.

IMPORTANT

Warnings on the appliance and restrictions are
displayed like this. Please read this information
strictly in order to operate the system correctly and
avoid damage.

NOTE: Information about the operation and
additional explanations are marked like this. To be
aware of such information is recommended to ensure
that the functions can be used optimally.

Safety Precautions

Read the fo l l o wi ng re c ommended safety
precautions carefully for your safety.

Power Source

Th e TV se t shoul d be op e r ated onl y fr o m a
220-240 V AC, 50 Hz outlet. Ensure that you select
the correct voltage setting for your convenience.

Power Cord

Do not place the set, a piece of furniture, etc. on the
power cord (mains lead) or pinch the cord. Handle the
power cord by the plug. Do not unplug the appliance
by pulling from the power cord and never touch the
power cord with wet hands as this could cause a short
circuit or electric shock. Never make a knot in the cord
or tie it with other cords. The power cords should be
placed in such a way that they are not likely to be
stepped on. A damaged power cord can cause  re or
give you an electric shock. When it is damaged and
needs to be replaced, it should be done by quali ed
personnel.

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Moisture and Water

Do not use this device in a humid and
damp place (avoid the bathroom, the
sink in the kitchen, and near the washing
machine). Do not expose this device to
rain or water, as this may be dangerous
and do not place objects filled with
liquids, such as  ower vases, on top.
Avoid from dripping or splashing.

If any solid object or liquid falls into the cabinet, unplug
the TV and have it checked by quali ed personnel
before operating it any further.

Cleaning

Before cleaning, unplug the TV set
from the wall outlet. Do not use liquid
or aerosol cleaners. Use soft and dry
cloth.

Ventilation

The slots and openings on the TV set are intended for
ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent
overheating, these openings must not be blocked or
covered in anyway.

Heat and Flames

The set should not be placed near to open
 ames and sources of intense heat such
as an electric heater. Candles and other
open  ames must be kept away from
this product at all times to prevent the spread of  re.
Ensure that no open  ame sources, such as lighted
candles, are placed on top of the TV. Batteries should
not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine,
 re or the like.

Lightning

In case of storm and lightning or when
going on holiday, disconnect the power
cord and the antenna cable from the
wall outlet.

Replacement Parts

When replacement parts are required, make sure that
the service technician has used replacement parts,
which are speci ed by the manufacturer or have the
same speci cations as the original one. Unauthorized
substitutions may result in  re, electrical shock or
other hazards.

Servicing

Please refer all servicing to quali ed
personnel. Do not remove the cover
yourself as this may result in an electric
shock.

Waste Disposal

Instructions for waste disposal:•

Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and
should principally be recycled. Packaging materials,
such as foil bag, must be kept away from children.
Batteries, including those which are heavy metal-free,
should not be disposed of with household waste.
Please dispose of used battery in an environment
friendly manner. Find out about the legal regulations
which apply in your area.

This symbol on the product or on its packaging means
that your electrical and electronic device
should be disposed at the end of its
service li f e s e p a r a t e l y f r o m your
household wastes. There are separate
collection systems for recycling in EU.
For more information, please contact the
local authority or the dealer where you
purchased the product.

Disconnecting the Device

The mains plug is used to disconnect TV set from
the mains and therefore it mus t rema in readily
operable.

Headphone Volume

Ex c e ssiv e so und pres s u re fro m
ea rph one s and head pho nes can
cause hearing loss.

Installation

To prevent injury, this devi ce must be securely
attached to the wall in accordance with the installation
instructions when mounted to the wall (if the option
is available).

LCD Screen

The LCD panel is a high technology product with
several millions of thin  lm transistors, giving you  ne
picture details. Occasionally, a few non-active pixels
may appear on the screen as a  xed blue, green or
red point. Please note that this does not affect the
performance of your product.

Warning! Do not leave your TV in standby or operating
mode when you leave your house.

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The power switch does n´t separate this devic e
co mple t ely fr om mai ns. Mo reov er the devic e
consumes power in the standby operation. In order to
separate the device completely from mains, the mains
plug has to be pulled from the mains socket. Because
of that the device should be set up in a way, that an
unobstructed access to mains socket is guaranteed,
so that in case of emergency the mains plug can be
pulled immediately. To exclude the danger of  re, the
power cord should principally be separated from the
mains socket prior to a longer period of non-usage,
i.e. during vacations.

Electrical device not in the hands of children

WARNING: Never let children use electrical
device unsupervised.Children can´t always recognize
properly the possible dangers. Batteries / accumulators
can be life threatening when swallowed. Store
batteries unreachable for small children. In case of
swallowing a battery medical aid has to be sought
immediately. Also keep the packaging foils away from
children. There is danger of suffocation.

Batteries

CAUTION: Insert the batteries / rechargeable
batteries in the correct polarity. Don´t try to recharge non
rechargeable batteries and under no circumstances
throw them into  re. Danger of explosion. Do not use
unequal batteries (old and new, Alkaline and carbon,
etc.) simultaneously. If you will not use the device for
a long time, remove the batteries and store the device
in a dry and dust free place. Improper use of batteries
may cause an explosion or leakage. If the batteries
have leaked, use gloves and clean the appliance
thoroughly with a dry cloth!

Connection to a Television Distribution System
(Cable TV etc.) from Tuner

Device connected to the protective earthing of the
building installation through the mains connection or
through other apparatus with a connection to protective
earthing-and to a television distribution system using
coaxial cable, may in some circumstances create a
 re hazard.

Environmental Information

This television is designed to consume less energy •
to save the environment.

You not only help to save the environment but also
you can save money by reducing electricity bills
thanks to the energy ef ciency feauture of this TV.
To reduce energy consumption, you should take the
following steps:

You can use Power Save Mode setting, located in •
the Menu Settings - Other Settings. If you set Power
Save Mode as On, the TV will switch to energy­saving mode and luminance level of TV set will be
decreased to optimum level. Note that some picture
settings will be unavailable to be changed when the
TV is in Power Save Mode.

When the TV is not in use, please switch off or •
disconnect the TV from the mains. This will also
reduce energy consumption.

When going away for a longer time, disconnect the •
TV from the mains.

It is high ly recom men d ed to activa te Powe r •
Save Mode setting to reduce your annual power
consumption. A nd also it is recomm ended to
disconnect the TV from the mains to save energy
more when you do not use.

• Please helps us to save the environment by following
these steps.

Repair Information

CAUTION: Please refer all servicing to quali ed
personnel. Only quali ed personnel must repair the
TV. Please contact your local dealer, where you have
purchased this TV for further information.

Connecti on to a cable dis tr ibution syst em has
therefore to be provided through a device providing
electrical isolation below a certain frequency range
(galvanic isolator, see EN 60728-11).

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Viewing the Back side Connections

SCART 21. inputs or outputs for external devices.

SCART 12. input or output for external devices. Connect the SCART cable between SCART socket on TV

and SCART socket on your external device (such as a decoder, a VCR or a DVD player).

NOTE: If an external device is connected via the SCART socket, the TV will automatically switch to AV

mode.

NOTE: S-video signal is supported via the scart socket. A scart cable is not supplied.

Component Video Inputs (YPbPr)3. are used for connecting component video.
You can connect the component video and audio sockets with a device that has component output.
Connect the component video cables between the COMPONENT VIDEO INPUTS on on the TV and
the component video outputs of your device. While connecting, be sure that the letters on your TV, “Y”,
“Pb”, “Pr” correspond with your device’s connectors.

PC/YPbPr Audio Inputs4. are used for connecting audio signals of a PC or a device that connects to the
TV via YPbPr. Connect the PC audio cable between the AUDIO INPUTS on the TV and audio output
of your PC to enable PC audio. Connect the audio cable between AUDIO INPUTS on the TV and audio
outputs of your device to enable component audio.

S/PDIF Coaxial Out5. outputs digital audio signals of the currently watched source.
Use an SPDIF coaxial cable to trasfer audio signals to a device that has S/PDIF input

RF Input6. connects to an aerial antenna system or cable TV connection..
Note that if you use a decoder or a media recorder, you should connect the aerial cable through the device
to the television with an appropriate antenna cable, as shown in the illustration in the following pages.

PC Input7. is for connecting a personal computer to the TV set.
Use a VGA cable to connect the PC INPUT on the TV with the VGA output of the PC.
To get also audio from the PC use an audio connection cable (see drawing “Connecting the LCD TV to
a PC” on page 7).

HDMI 1: HDMI Input8.
HDMI Inputs are for connecting a device that has an HDMI socket. Your LCD TV is capable of

displaying High De nition pictures from devices such as a High De nition Satellite Receiver or DVD
Player. These devices must be connected via the HDMI sockets or YPbPr. These connections could
receive 720p or 1080p signals. No sound connection is needed for an HDMI to HDMI connection (This
must be supported from the connected device).

HDMI 2: HDMI Input9.

HDMI 3: HDMI Input10.

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Viewing the Connections - Side Connectors

CI Slot is used for inserting a CI card. A CI card allows you to view 1.
all the channels that you subscribe to. For more information, see
“Conditional Access” section.

Side USB inputs.2.

Side HDMI Input is for connecting a device that has an HDMI 3.
socket.

Headphone jack is used for connecting an external headphone to 4.
the system. Connect to the HEADPHONE jack to listen to the TV
from headphones (optional).

Vid eo Input is used for conn ec ting video signals of exte rn al 5.
de v i c e s . C o n n e c t the vi d e o cable b e t w e e n th e VIDEO IN
socket on the TV and the VIDEO OUT jack on your devic e.

Audio Inputs are used for connecting audio signals of external 6.
devices. Connect the audio cable between the AUDIO INPUTS
on the TV an d the AUDI O OUTP UT ja cks on yo ur dev ice .

Note: If y ou connect a d e v i c e to the TV v ia the VI D E O
INPUT, you shou ld also con nec t your devi ce with an audio
cabl e t o the AUDIO IN P U T S of th e TV to e n a ble aud i o .

7. The Power-switch is used for turning the TV “Off” or into “Standby­Mode”.

Power Connection

IMPORTANT :The TV set is designed to operate on 220-240V AC, 50 Hz.

After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect the set to the •
mains. Plug the power cable to the mains socket outlet.

Aerial Connection

Connect the aerial ,cable TV plug to the AERIAL INPUT socket located at the rear of the TV.•

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Using Digital Multimedia
Connectors

You can connect USB devices to your TV by using •
the USB input of the TV. This feature allows you to
display/play JPG, MP3 and video  les stored in a
USB stick.

It is possible that certain types of USB devices (e.g. •
MP3 Players) may not be compatible with this TV.

You may back up your  les before making any •
connections to the TV set in order to avoid any
possible data loss. Note that manufacturer will not
be responsible for any  le damage or data loss.

Do not pull out USB device while playing a  le.•

CAUTION: Quickly plugging and unplugging

USB devices, is a very hazardous operation.
Especially, do not repeatedly quickly plug and
unplug the drive. This may cause physical damage
to the TV and especially the USB device itself.

SIDE VIEW USB DEVICE

Connecting the LCD TV to a
PC

For displaying your computer’s screen image on your
LCD TV, you can connect your computer to the TV set.
Power off both computer and display before making
any connections. Use 15-pin D-sub display cable to
connect a PC to the LCD TV. When the connection
is made, switch to PC source. See “Input selection”
section. Set the resolution that suits your viewing
requirements. Resolution information can be found
in the appendix parts.

NOTE: It is possible that certain types of hard disk

drives are not supported.

Connecting to an external device

If you want to connect a external device to your LCD
TV, you can use connectors of the TV set.external
devices may have different connectors. Please refer
to your external device’s instruction book for additional
information. Power off both the TV and the device
before making any connections.

If your external device has an HDMI socket, you can •
connect via HDMI. When you connect to external
device as illustrated below, switch to HDMI source.
See, “Input Selection” section.

Mos t extern al devices are connected through •
COMP ONE NT SOC KET S. Use a com pon ent
video cable to connect video input. For enabling
audio, use a component audio cable. When the
connection is made, switch to YPbPr source. See,
“Input selection” section.

You may also connect through the SCART 1 or •
SCART 2. Use a SCART cable.

Note: These three methods of connection perform the
same function but in different levels of quality. It is not
necessary to connect by all three methods.

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Side HDMI Connection

You can use side HDMI input to connect a device that
has an HDMI connector to your TV. Use an appropriate
HDMI cable to make such a connection. Note that you
should switch to the HDMI 4 source to view the content
from the connected device. Power off both the TV and
the device before making any connections. Side HDMI
Input supports connections between HDMI devices
such as DVD players. You can use side HDMI input
of the TV to connect to an external HDMI device. Use
an HDMI cable to connect.

HDMI DEVICE SIDE VIEW

Using Side Connectors

You can connect a range of optional equipment to
your LCD TV..

For connecting a camcorder, connect to the VIDEO •
IN socket and the AUDIO SOCKETS. For selecting
the related source, see the section “Input selection”
in the following parts.

To listen the TV sound from headphones, connect •
to the HEADPHONE jack of theTV.

Switching On/Off

To Switch the TV On

Connect the power cord to the 220-240V outlet.•

Switch the “• ” button to position “|” so the TV
will switch automatically to standby mode. Then the
standby LED lights up.

To switch on the TV from standby mode either touch •
the “ ” button, “P/CH ” “P/CH ” on the TV or press
the “ ” , “P+” “P-” button or a numeric button on the

remote control.

Press the - or + button of the TV.•

The TV will then switch on.

NOTE: If you switch on your TV via PROGRAMME
+/- buttons on the remote control or on the TV set,
the programme that you were watching last will
be reselected.

By either method the TV will switch on.

To Switch the TV Off

Press the “• ” button on the remote control or touch
the “ ” button on the TV. The device will switch to

standby mode.

Switch the“• ” button to position 2 as illustrated,

Remote Control

Inserting Batteries

Remove the battery cover located on the back of the •
Remote Control by gently pulling backwards from
the indicated part.

Insert two • AAA/R3 or equivalent type batteries
inside. Observe the correct polarity (+/-) when
inserting batteries and replace the battery cover.

NOTE: Remove the battery from remote control
when it is not to be used for a long period. Otherwise
it can be damaged due to any leakage of batteries.
Remote range is approximately 7m/23ft.

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( ) so the TV will switch OFF.

To po w e r do w n th e TV com p l e t ely, un p lug •
th e p o w er cor d fr o m t h e ma i n s so c k e t.

NOTE: When the TV is switched to standby

mode, sta ndby LED can blink to i ndicate that
fe atur es suc h as St and by Sea rch, Over Air
Download or Timer is active.

Basic Operations

You can operate your TV using both the remote
control and onset buttons.

Operation with the Buttons on the TV

Setting of the main menu

The main menu can be called through touching
simultaneously buttons “ ” and “ ” . With
the “ ” and “ ” buttons you can navigate
through the main menu. To choose from a menu item,
touch the “TV / AV”. With the “P / CH ” / “P / CH ”
buttons, you can jump through the options. To change an
option, touch the TV / AV button and select the requested
setting by touching the “ ” or“ ” buttons.

To exit the menu touch the “ ” and“ ”
buttons simultaneously.