Toshiba 43U775 Series, 65U775 Series, 55U775 Series, 49U775 Series Owner's Manual

TOSHIBA

OwNER·s

MANUAL

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65U775* Series

Owner's

Record

You

will

find

the

model

number

and

serial

number

on

the

back

of

the

TV.

Record

these

numbers

in

the

spaces

provided

below.

Refer

to

them

whenever

you

call

upon

your

TOSHIBA

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

number:

--------

Serial

number:

--------

Welcome

to

Toshiba

• Thank you

for

purchasing this Toshiba

LCD

TV.

This manual will help you use

the

exciting features

of

your

newTV.

• Instructions in this manual are based

on

using

the

remote control.

• Please read all safety and operating instructions in this manual carefully, and keep this manual

for

future

reference.

• LCDTV

is

LCD

Panel

with

LED

Backlight.

• Design and specifications are subject

to

change

without

notice.

• Never service

or

remodel

the

TV

by

yourself. It may expose you

to

a fire hazard

or

dangerous voltages.

Contents

Introduction/

Getting

Started

Using

the

Smart

features

Pedestal Stand Assembling

................................

3

Display

the

Home

Page

......................................

20

Important

Safety Instructions

............................

4

Google Assistant

...................................................

20

Connecting

an

Aerial

............................................

7

Media Player

...........................................................

20

TV Panel Controls

...................................................

8

Settings

....................................................................

21

Learning

about

the

Remote Control

...............

9

Connecting

the

AC

Power Cord

to

Your TV

.......................................................................................

,,

Wall-hanging Bracket

...........................................

, 1

Reference

Section

Appendix

.................................................................

22

Troubleshooting

...................................................

24

Broadcast System

.................................................

25

Using

the

Basic

Features

Specifications

.........................................................

25

Initial Setup

·····························································12

Selecting

Input

Source

........................................

, 2

Electronic Program Guide

(EPG)

......................

12

Time-shift Function

..............................................

13

Live TV Settings

......................................................

, 3

Back Connections

..................................................

, 8

2

Introduction I Getting

Started

Pedestal

Stand

Assembling

CAUTION:Before beginning pedestal assembly, carefully

lay

the

front of

the

LCD

Panel face down

on a flat,

cushioned surface such as a quilt or blanket. Leave

the

bottom

of

the

unit protruding over

the

edge

of

the

surface

and

assemble as indicated.

NOTE:

Extreme

care

should always

be

used

when

attaching

the

pedestal stand to avoid damage

to

the

LCD

panel.

1

2

Base

(2PCSJ

43~

49":

M4X

12

(4

PCS)

55":M4X

70

(4PCS)

65":

MS X 12

(4

PCS)

3 Please tighten

the

base and

TV

set

together

with four screws.

Warning:

Ensure

the

power

cable

is

not pinched

when

attaching

the

pedestal stand

as

this

could

cause

an

electric

shock.

•

Ensure

the

screws

are

securely

tightened

so

as

to avoid falling

over,

injury or

damage.

3

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Started

Important

Safety

Instructions

Be

sure

to

observe

the

following

instructions and

precautions

to

ensure safe

use

of

this

TV.

Installation

1) WARNING:

To

prevent injury, this apparatus

must be securely attached

to

a stable surface/

wall in accordance

with

the

installation
instructions.
Install

the

TV

in a horizontal, stable location.

•

If

the

TV

is

not

installed securely,

it

may lean

or

fall over and cause

an

injury.

•

To

prevent injury,

use

the

exclusive optional

stand

or

wall-hanging bracket

to

install this

TV on a stable surface

or

wall securely in

accordance

with

a qualified technician.

To

secure

the

TV,

use

a sturdy strap from

the

hook(s) on

the

rear

of

the

TV

to

a wall stud,

pillar,

or

other

immovable structure. Make

sure

the

strap

is

tight, secure, and parallel

to

the

floor.

TV

side

Note:

The

picture

is

only for

reference.

2) Never place

the

TV

in an unstabilized location

such

as

on a shaky table, incline or location

subject

to

vibration.

4

Only

use

cabinets

or

stands recommended

by

the

TV manufacturer.

Only

use

furniture

that

can safely support the
TV.
Ensure

that

the

TV

is

not

hanging over

the

edge

of

the

supporting furniture.

Never place

the

TV on tall furniture (for

example, cupboards

or

bookcases)

without

anchoring

both

the

furniture and

the

TV

to

a

suitable support.

Never stand

the

TV on cloth

or

other

material

placed between

the

TV and supporting

furniture.

The TV may

drop

or

fall

off,

which may cause

an

injury

or

damage.

3) Never stand

or

climb on

the

TV.

• Educate children

about

the

dangers

of

climbing on furniture

to

reach

the

TV

or

its

controls.

Be

especially careful in households

with

children

to

prevent

them

through

climbing on

top

of

the

TV.

It

may move, fall over, break, become

damaged

or

cause

an

injury.

4) Always connect

the

power plug

to

an

appropriate electrical

outlet

equipped

with

100-240V

AC,

50/60Hz.

Never

use

the

TV outside

the

specified voltage

range.

It

may cause a fire

or

an

electric shock.

About

the

fuse

In

a three pin earthing-type,

the

fuse

fitted

in

this plug

is

approved by

ASTA

or

BSI

to

BS1362.

It should

only

be replaced by a correctly rated

and approved

type

and

the

fuse cover must be

refitted.

About

the

use

• Make sure

to

insert

the

plugs firmly, when

plugging

the

AC

power

cord

into

the

TV set

end and wall

outlet

end.

• Make sure

to

hold

the

plug, when unplugging

the

AC

power cord.

• Never use

other

cord except for supplied

AC

power

cord, and never

use

the

supplied

power

cord for any

other

purpose.

5) Never insert

or

remove

the

power plug with

wet

hands.

This may cause an electric shock.

6) Never block

or

cover

the

slots and openings in

the

cabinet.

• Never place the TV screen upward

or

leaning

it.

• Never place the TV in a closet, bookcase

or

other

similar area where

the

ventilation

is

poor.

• Never drape a newspaper, tablecloth

or

curtain on

the

TV.

• When installing

the

TV against a wall, always

keep

the

TV at least 10 cm away from

the

wall.

• Never place the TV on a soft unstable surface,
such

as

a carpet,

or

a cushion.

The inside

of

this TV will overheat

if

the
ventilation holes are covered, blocked or sealed,
which may result in a fire.

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7)

Never place the TV near a heater or

in

direct

sunlight.

The surface

of

the

cabinet

or

power cord may

melt

and result in a fire

or

an

electric shock.

8) Never place the TV in an area exposed to high
humidity levels,

such

as

in

a bathroom or

close

to a humidifier.

This may cause a fire

or

an electric shock.

9) Never place the TV next to a stove where it
will be exposed to oil, smoke, or steam, or

in

a location where there

is

a large quantity of

dust.

This may cause a fire

or

an electric shock.

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Precautions for moving the TV

When moving

the

TV,

be sure

to

remove

the

plug from

the

wall

outlet

and disconnect

the

aerial cable and audio/video cables, any steady

ties and

mounting

screw. A fire

or

an electric

shock may result

if

the

power cord

is

damaged.

When carrying

the

TV,

at least

two

people are

needed.

Be

sure

to

carry

it

upright.

Never carry

the

TV

with

the

screen facing

up

or

down.

11) Precautions for installing

on

outdoor aerial

An outside aerial system should

not

be located

in the vicinity

of

overhead

power

lines,

or

other

electric

light

or

power

circuits.

lfthe

aerial falls

down

or

drops,

it

may cause

an

injury

or

an electric shock.

Use

1) Never place hot objects or open flame

sources,

such

as

lighted candles or nightlights,

on

or

close

to the TV.

High temperatures can

melt

plastic and lead

to

fires.

2) The apparatus shall not be exposed to
dripping or splashing and that no objects
filled with liquids,

such

as

vases,

shall be

placed

on

the apparatus.

When liquids are spilled

or

small items are

dropped inside

the

TV,

this may cause a fire

or

an
electric shock.
If

small objects

drop

inside

the

TV,

turn

off

the

TV and remove

the

power

plug from

the

outlet

immediately and contact a service technician.

3) Never insert objects (metal or paper) or pour
water inside the TV through ventilation holes
and other openings.

These items may cause a fire

or

an

electric shock.

If

these objects are inserted inside

the

TV,

turn

off

the

TV and remove

the

power plug from

the

outlet

immediately and contact a service

technician.

Be

especially careful

that

children

do

not

insert objects in the

TV.

4) When the TV will not be

used

for a long period

of

time,

such

as

during vacation or travel,
remove the power plug from the wall outlet
for safety.

• The TV

is

not

completely disconnected from

the power supply line,

as

minute

current

is

consumed even when

the

<!l

Power switch

is
turned off.
The Mains plug

or

an

appliance coupler

is

used

as

the

disconnect device, therefore
the disconnect device shall remain readily
operable.

SJ

Never pull

on

the power

cord

when removing

the plug from the wall outlet.

Always hold

the

plug firmly when removing it.

If

the

power cord

is

yanked,

the

cord may become

damaged and a fire

or

an

electric shock may

occur.

6) Never cut, break, modify, twist, bunch up
or bent the cord or apply

excessive

force or

tension to it.

Never place heavy objects on

the

cord

or

allow

it

to

overheat

as

this may cause damage, a fire or

an electric shock. Contact a service technician

if

the

power cord

is

damaged.

7)

If

there

is

thunder or lightning, never touch

the aerial cable or other connected cables.

You

may suffer an electric shock.

8) Turn off the TV before unplugging the power
cord.

Failure

to

do

so,

may cause a malfunction.

9) Listening to music at high volume levels and for

extended durations

can

damage

one's

hearing.

In

order

to

reduce

the

risk

of

damage

to

hearing,

one should lower

the

volume

to a safe,

comfortable level, and reduce

the

amount

of

time

listening

at

high

levels.

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In dry environment due

to

static electricity, the
product may restart and return to the main
OSD

interface,

USB

player interface or the

previous

source

mode.

It

is

normal and you can continue

to

use

the

TV

when this phenomenon appears.

5

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Started

Service

1) Never repair, modify

or

disassemble

the

TV

by

yourself.

It

may cause a fire

or

an electric shock.
Consult a service technician for inspection and
repairs.

2) When a malfunction occurs,

or

if

smoke

or

an unusual odor comes from

the

TV, turn

off

the

TV

and remove

the

power plug from

the

outlet immediately.

Make sure

that

the smoke

or

smell

has

stopped,

then contact a service technician.

If

the

TV

is

still

used in this condition,

it

may cause a fire

or

an

electric shock.

3)

If

the

TV

is

dropped or

the

cabinet

is

broken,

turn off

the

TV

and remove

the

power plug

from

the

outlet immediately.

If

the

TV

has

power in this condition,

it

may cause

a fire

or

an electric shock.

If

the

cabinet

is

broken,

be careful when handling

the

TV

to

prevent an
injury.
Contact a service technician for inspection and
repair.

4) When

the

TV

reaches

the

end

of

its useful life,

ask a qualified service technician

to

properly

dispose

of

the

TV.

Cleaning

CAUTION: Avoid using chemicals (such

as

air

refreshers, cleaning agents, etc.) on or near

the

TV

pedestal. Studies indicate

that

plastics

may

weaken and crack over

time

from

the

combination effects

of

chemical agents and

mechanical stress (such

as

weight

ofTV).

Failure

to

follow these instructions could result in

serious injury and/or permanent damage

to

TV

and

TV

pedestal.

1) Remove

the

power plug before cleaning.

Never use solvents such

as

benzine

or

thinner

to

clean

the

TV.

These solvents may

distort

the

cabinet

or

damage its finish.

If

rubber

or

vinyl products remain in contact

with

the

TV for a long time, a stain may result.

If

the

cabinet becomes dirty, clean

it

with

a soft,

dry

cloth.

When cleaning

the

surface

of

the

LCD

display,

wipe

the

panel surface

gently

with

a soft,

dry

cloth.

2) Periodically disconnect

the

power plug from

the

outlet and check it.

6

If

dust has collected on

the

power plug

connectors, clean

off

the

dust with a

dry

cloth.

This dust may cause a fire due

to

reduced

insulation on

the

plug.

Im

ortant

Information

1) About

LCD

screen

If

you have

the

LCD

screen facing

to

the

sun,

the

LCD

screen will be damaged.

Be

aware

of

locating

the

TV close

to a window

or

outdoors.

Never press

the

LCD

screen strongly

or

scratch

it, and never

put

anything on it. These actions

will damage

the

LCD

screen.

2) About cabinet and

LCD

screen

Never spray volatile compounds such

as

insecticide on

the

cabinet and

LCD

screen.

This may cause a discoloration

or

damage

the

cabinet and

LCD

screen.

3) About afterimage

If

a still picture

is

displayed, an afterimage may

remain on

the

screen, however

it

will disappear.

This

is

not

a sign

of

malfunction.

4) Some pixels

of

the

screen

do

not

light

up

The

LCD

display panel

is

manufactured using an

extremely high level

of

precision technology,

however sometimes some pixels

of

the

screen

may be missing picture elements

or

have

luminous spots. This

is

not

sign

of

malfunction.

5) About Interference

The

LCD

display may cause interference in image,

sound, etc.

of

other

electronic

equipment

that

receives electromagnetic waves (e.g. AM radios

and video equipment).

6) About using under

the

low

temperature places

If

you

use

the

TV in

the

room

of

0°C

or

less,

the

picture brightness may vary until

the

LCD

monitor

warms up. This

is

not

a sign

of

malfunction.

7) When disposing

of

or

transferring ownership

of

the

TV

Before disposing

of

or

transferring ownership

of

the

TV,

perform "Resetting the

TV".

Recommended

Picture

Mode

There

are

five choices(User, Cinema, Sport,

Vivid and Hi-Bright)

in

picture mode setting.

The

default one

is

Vivid, which

is

recommended
for home viewing. If you wanna restore the
picture mode

to

Vivid, you

can

operate the setting

of

"Reset Default"

in

Setup menu. And also you

can

set the desired picture mode directly in

Picture menu.

Please

refer

to

the following.

1

).

Press

MENU and

OK

buttons

to

enter the

main menu.

2).

Press

Ji.IT and

OK

buttons

to

select "Video"

or"Setup" menu.

3).

Press

Ji.IT and

OK

buttons

to

select "Picture

Mode" or "Reset Default".

4).

Press

Ji.IT button to select the recommended

ode "Vivid"

in

"Picture Mode",or

press

OK

button

to

restore

all

the user settings

to

the

default value in "Reset Default".

Note:

All

the

user

settings

will

lose

completely

after operating the

feature

of"Reset Default".

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Exemptions

Toshiba

is

not

liable for any damage caused

by

fires, natural disaster (such

as

thunder,

earthquake, etc.), acts by

third

parties, accidents,

owner's misuse,

or

uses

in

other

improper
conditions.
Toshiba

is

not

liable for incidental damages

(such

as

profit

loss

or

interruption in business,

modification

or

erasure

of

record data, etc.)

caused

by

use

or

inability

to

use

of

product.

Toshiba

is

not

liable for any damage caused

by neglect

of

the

instructions described in

the
owner's manual.
Toshiba

is

not

liable for any damage caused

by

misuse

or

malfunction

through

simultaneous use

of

this

product

and

the

connected equipment.

When

Using a Wireless

Network

CAUTION:

8/uetooth® and Wireless

LAN

devices operate

within

the

same radio frequency range and may

interfere

with

one another.

If

you

use

8/uetooth®

and Wireless

LAN

devices simultaneously, you may

occasionally experience a

less

than optimal

network

performance

or

even lose your

network

connection.

If

you should experience any such problem,

immediately

turn

off

either

your

8/uetooth®

or

Wireless

LAN

device.

Actual performance can vary, including lower

wireless

network

capacity, data

throughput

rate,
range and coverage.
Performance depends on many factors, conditions
and variables, including distance from

the

access

point,

volume

of

network

traffic,

building

materials

and construction, operating system used,

mix

of

wireless products used, interference and

other

adverse conditions.

Wireless

LAN

and

Your

Health

Wireless

LAN

products, like

other

radio devices,

emit
radio frequency electromagnetic energy. The level
of

energy emitted

by

Wireless

LAN

devices, however,

is

far

less

than

the

electromagnetic energy emitted

by wireless devices such

as

mobile

phones.

Because Wireless

LAN

products operate

within

the
guidelines found in radio frequency safety standards
and recommendations,

TOSHIBA

believes Wireless

LAN

is

safe for

use

by consumers. These standards

and recommendations reflect

the

consensus

of

the

scientific

community

and result from deliberations

of

panels and committees

of

scientists

who
continually review and interpret the extensive
research literature.

In

some situations

or

environments,

the

use

of

Wireless

LAN

may be restricted by

the

proprietor

of

the

building

or

responsible representatives

of

the

organization. Such restrictions may

apply

in

environments where

the

risk

of

interference

to

other

devices

or

services

is

perceived

or

identified

as

harmful.

If

you are uncertain

of

the

policy

that

applies

to

the

use

of

wireless devices in a specific organization

or

environment, you are encouraged

to

ask for

authorization

to

use

the Wireless

LAN

device prior

to

turning

on

the

equipment.

When

Using

the

Aspect

Ratio

Function

Using these functions

to

change

the

picture size

{i,e.,

changing the

height/width

ratio) for any

purpose

other

than your private viewing may be

prohibited under

the

Copyright Laws

of

the

United

States and

other

countries, and may subject you

to

civil and criminal liability.

Connecting

an

Aerial

Optimum

reception

of

color requires a

good

signal

and will generally mean

that

an

outdoor

aerial must

be used.

The exact

type

and positioning

of

the

aerial will

depend

upon

your particular area.

Your Toshiba dealer

or

service personnel can best

advise you on which aerial

to

use

in

your

area.

Before connecting

the

aerial cable,

turn

off

all main

power switches.

Media

Recorder

iii

Aerial cable

(750

coaxial) (not supplied)

300 O twin-lead feeder

Aerial adaptor
(not supplied)

75

0 coaxial cable

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Plug
(not supplied)

Ql....

750

~

aerial
terminal

Ql....~

750aerial
terminal

Note:

The

picture

is

only for

reference.

7

TV

Panel

Controls

Power

Indicator

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TVTerminal

Right View

Lit in green: The TV

is

turned on.

Lit in red: The TV

is

standby.

Unlit: The TV

is

powered off.

Front View

Power Indicator Q

Note:

The

picture

is

only for

reference.

TV

Button

1.

In

standby mode, press

it

to

turn

on

the

TV.

2. When

the

TV

is

turned on:

8

Short press

it

to

access

the

source menu.

Short press

it

again

to

select

the

desired source.

Long press

it

to

turn

the

TV

to

standby mode.

BackView

TV

Button

Note:

1)

The

picture

is

only for

reference.

2)

TV

button can't power

off

the

TV,

and

please

disconnect

the

power cord

if

you want to power

off

the

TV

completely.

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1

LAN

IN:

Network port.

2 HDMl1/HDMl2/HDMl3: Connect HDMI

input

signal

from

signal source such

as

DVD

player.

3

USB1

/2: Connect your

USB

storage device

(photo, video and music).

4

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUTPUT:

Connect

the

digital audio devices such

as

Digital Power

Amplifier

to

the

TV.

The supported

format

is

PCM

and

DD.

5

SVC

PORT:

Debug for

only

service.

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CHANNELS

IN: Connect a coaxial terminal

with

cable

to

receive signal from

the

antenna.

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COMPOSITE

IN: Connect video and audio

input

signal from signal source such

as

DVD.

(Need

the

adaptor cable.)

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muted

when

headphone plugged in.

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Learning

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Control

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Note:

The

picture

is

only for

reference.

1.

Microphone

(

.e,

):

Speak

to

the

TV while using Google Assistant.

2.

POWER(

C)):Turn

the

TV on

or

standby.

3.

SOURCE

(-B

): Select

the

input

source.

4.

Mute

(I~):

Mute

or

restore

the

sound.

5.

SOUND:

Select

the

sound mode.

6.

PICTURE:

Select

the

picture mode.

7.

SIEEP:

Setup

the

sleep

timer

to

turn

off

the TV automatically.

8.

FAVORITE:

View

your

assigned favorite channels,

or

add/remove

a program

to/from

the

favorite list.

9.AD:Turn

on

the

function

of

audio description

to

help

the

blind

or

visually-impaired viewers.

10.

ASPECT:

Select the aspect ratio.

11.

Number

Buttons

(0-9): Choose

the

channel directly.

12.

CH

LIST:

Access

the

channel list.

13.

FREEZE:

Freeze

or

unfreeze

the

picture on

the

screen.

14.

HOME

(Cl

):

Access

the

home page.

15.

VOICE:

Start the function

of

Google Assistant.

16.

Volume

Up/Down

(

..:::1

+/-):

Increase

or

decrease

the

sound volume.

17.

Program

Up/Down

(P

+/-):

Change

to

the

next

or

previous program.

18.

NETFLIX:

Access

the

Netflix interface,

or

turn

on

the

TV from

standby mode.

19:

Google

Play:

Access

to

the

Google Play interface.

20.

MENU:

Access

the main menu.

21.

GUIDE:

Access

the

EPG

interface in

DTV

mode.

22.

Navigation

buttons

(Up/Down/Left/Right

(.a.

/T

/◄I

►):

Navigate

the

menu.

23.

OK:

Confirm

the

selection.

24.

Back:

Exit

the

current menu,

or

return back

to

the

previously

watched program.

25.

EXIT:

Exit

the

current operation.

26.

USB

or

Teletext

Buttons.

<USB

Play

Control

Buttons>

Play

(►):Start

the

playback.

Pause

(

II

):

Pause

the

playback,

or

turn

on

the

Time-shift

function

in

DTV

mode.

Stop

(

■

):

Stop the playback.

Fast

Backward

(.-):Fast

backward

the

playback.

Fast

Forward

(

•►):Fast

forward

the

playback.

<

Teletext

Buttons>

TEXT:

Enter

or

exit

the

teletext menu.

SIZE

(@):Enlarge

the

teletext display.

HOLD(@):

Hold

or

release

the

teletext page.

SUB-PAGE:

Enter

or

exit subpage mode.

REVEAL(

la2l):

Display

or

hide

the

concealed information.

INDEX

( @): Display

the

index page.

MIX

(@):Superimpose the teletext over

the

TV program

or

return

to

normal teletext mode.

CANCEL

(

@81):

Return

to

TV program temporarily while

searching for a Teletext page.

27.

SUBTITLE:

Open

or

close

the

subtitle.

28.

INFO

([B

):

Show

the

detailed information.

29.

NICAM

1/11

(ml/ll):

Select

the

desired sound

output

depending on

the

broadcasting channel.

30.

Color

Buttons

(RED/GREEN/YELLOW/BLUE):

Execute

the

prompt

function in specific mode.

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