JVC GGT0372-001A-H User's Manual
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1. 11 ET setting continued Subwoofer Out Subwoofer Level 12 Chooses to connect subwoofer Off On e Subwoofer to be used must have a built in amplifier Adjusts sound level of your subwoofer Lower Louder When Subwoofer Out set to On you can adjust Subwoofer Level You can enjoy to reduce the vocals for your own karaoke KARAOKE Karaoke 7 Karaoke BEES Main Volume Microphone Volume a Karaoke Chooses to reduce the vocals Off Normal sound of song Mode 1 Only sound of music Mode 2 To sing accompanying with sound of song Karaoke function works only for stereo sound system f using Karaoke disc users must choose to remove the vocals from the player Main Volume Adjusts volume level Lower Louder Microphone Volume Adjusts volume level of microphone Lower Louder Microphone Volume is available when plug in microphone Microphone to be used with the Karaoke function of JVC must be of HIGH GRADE LOW NOISE MICROPHONE CABLE type otherwise noise will result 1 Display Features menu 2 Select item and setting or adjust To enter an items menu i In QM om Comas pP 1 Select ontimer ESS 1 Select p 1 Select MENU Sleep Timer oeer mmer gt 2 Adj u st Calendar gt alendar gt Channel Guard Channel Guard 9 DP oa of OQ Ste Bade or c Je Child Lock Off Child Lock Off 3 Auto Shutoff off g 2 Ent er Auto Shutoff Off 32. Place the TV set in a neat and dry place Do not place the product close to source of steam heat moisture or oil Because it may cause a fire hazard or electric shock hazard Don t touch an external metal part of the TV set Cad rad i t may cause an electrocuted vo w For keep a distance from potential ignition sources to the components or part in side TV set customer should install TV set with a stand within 10 perpendicularly degree Never dismantle the rear panel t may cause an electric shock Never obstruct the ventilation holes Plane t may cause overheating or a fire Handle LCD panel with care Use a soft dry cloth when cleaning Never try repair the TV yourself Ifthe problem cannot be solved in Troubleshooting unplug the power cord and contact your retailer If a television is not positioned in a sufficiently stable location it can be potentially hazardous due to falling Many injuries particularly to children can be avoided by talking simple precautions such as Using cabinets or stands recommended by the manufacturer of the television Only using furniture that can safely support the television Ensuring the television is not overhanging the edge of the supporting furniture Not placing the television on tall furniture for example cupboards or bookcases without anchoring both the furniture and the television to a suitable support Not standing the television on cloth or othe
3. Warm Reddish white colour Mid Normal white colour White Balance Boe setting continued Finer Picture adjustment Features 10 Ajara i Clear SD lt Digital VNR DigiPure Pull Down Colour Management Picture Management Smart Picture Dynamic Backlight MPEG Noise Reduction Colour System Zoom gt vv Clear SD Digital VNR DigiPure Pull Down Colour Management Picture Management fF Smart Picture Dynamic Backlight fr MPEG Noise Reduction f Colour System amp Zoom Di Picture gt gt Zoom Auto Panoramic gt Regular Panoramic 14 9 Zoom 16 9 Zoom 16 9 Zoom Subtitle Full For clearly picture Off Mode 1 Mode 2 When Clear SD set to Mode 1 or Mode 2 then Digital VNR DigiPure Picture Management and MPEG Noise Reduction cannot operate Reduce the amount of noise in original picture Off On For natural looking outlines Off On For smooth cinema film Auto Off On For natural looking pictures Off On Fix bright dark pictures Off On Make it easier to view white areas Off On Reduce the brightness of the backlight when the screen is dark Off On Reduce MPEG video noise Off On When there is no colour change the colour system Area 1 PAL SECAM NTSC 3 58 NTSC 4 43 Auto Area 2 PAL M PAL N NTSC Auto Change the aspect ratio When 720p or 1080i or 1080p signal is receive
4. Fini sh g 2 Enter Favourite Setting gt Favourite Setting gt Power Lamp On Power Lamp On Eco Mode Eco 2 Eco Mode Eco 2 1 Select PR channel that you want to watch 2 Set the On time to your desired period at time TV to turn on es f o automatically from Pe KE Se 6 standby mode at 2 2 Set 3 Set a set channel and 6 9 T time Blue Select item Note Press Y for reset time setting Sleep Timer cn T e 1 Select a time in Note When the remaining elapse is one minute TV to turn off SERED minutes Good Night appears on the screen automatically to E I f Soc standby mode after a set time 1 Select Calendar to On 2 Set Time and Date 3 Set Position for adjust screen position ge f u onl f ha an m j Watch calendar ma aa i 1 Adjust date and time on Calendar ai on gt mmu 0 a osition gt 5 11 screen LCD TV 00609 2 Set a i oe Note After unplugging the TV 9 1 Select item ax 0 this function will be reset Channel Guard 1 Select Channel Guard 2 Select a channel and lock it Q locked 3 1 Select a z 5 Stop children from ET ES BUS Da gw 1 Selecta Lock Release wale oepa cis E gt mm 23 2 To the next ER SS channel Blue om o 000 05 Sb GHO 2 1 channels column u ReO da 3 Enter 06 DANY CH 09 View a locked channel by use the numerical buttons to enter the channel number When appears press DIS
5. M N PAL SECAM NTSC 3 58 NTSC 4 43 NTSC PAL M PAL N Area 1 VHF low channel VL 7 46 25 to 140 25 MHz VHF high channel VH 147 25 to 423 25 MHz UHF channel U 431 25 to 863 25 MHz Area 2 VHF low channel VL 55 25 to 127 25 MHz VHF high channel VH 133 25 to 361 25 MHz UHF channel U 367 25 to 801 25 MHz Receives cable channels in mid band X to Z 2 S1 to S10 super band S11 to S20 and hyper band S21 to S41 NICAM I B G D K A2 B G D K FLOF Fastext WST World System Teletext AC 110 V 240 V 50 60Hz Colour systems Channels and frequencies Sound multiplex systems Teletext systems Power requirements Audio output Rated power output DOES Speakers 4 cm x 16 cm x 2 Power consumption 161 W standby 1 0 W Screen size visible area size 106 7 cm measured diagonall RAE S 1014 8 x 698 4 x 296 without stand 1014 8 x 646 9 x 108 7 Weights 20 5 kg without stand 18 5 kg Power cord x 1 Remote control unit RM C2022 x 1 AAA RO3 dry cell battery x 2 Screw x 8 Accessories 2010 Victor Company of Japan Limited Terminals Connectors Signal type OUT Terminal name Terminal type Signal type IN Composite video Analogue component 576i 625i 480i 5251 Progressive 576p 625p 480p 525p HD 1080i 11251 720p 750p 1080p 1125p Audio L R RCA connectors x 3 Composite video Audio L R HDMI 576i 625i 48
6. g zs dn P AY ox eo OY Doe ost es V en Na ne MI Se e AEn i dis Jue ow Wwe PTS 1 O gt N 5 SI VETERES NET A Y m em N D Use Clear SD eS o use Clear 17 Troubleshooting If a problem occurs when you are using the TV check the below troubleshooting guide before calling for repair Severe noise or snow Page Check the aerial cable and TV connections P 4 Check the direction of the aerial P 4 Check the aerial or its cable damaged or not Patterns stripes or noise Interference caused by devices such as an amplifier personal computer or a hair drier Move it away from TV Ghosting Doubling of images Interference occurs caused by signal reflection from mountains or building Try to adjust the aerial s direction or use another antenna Cannot turn it on Ensure the power cord is connected to the AC outlet correctly Cannot operate the remote control The batteries may be exhausted Replace with new batteries Ensure that you are operation the remote control at less than 7 meters from the front of your TV Remote control stops working Unplug TV several minutes later plug it in again Side control buttons do not work Switch Child Lock to Off Aspect ratio changed unintentionally amp ZOOM y Press button to return to your settings PC screen alignment is off Adjust the PC Position in PC Setting of Set Up menu Blue screen appears
7. manually ZEE gt Edit PR amp ID CH CC 01 CH 02 02 CH 03 03 CH 07 04 CH 76 05 CH 12 06 CH 09 07 CH 05 08 CH 02 09 CH15 10 CH 28 Move Move a channel position nr gt Edit PR amp ID CH CC 01 CH 02 02 CH 03 03 CH 07 04 CH 76 05 CH 12 06 CH 09 07 CH 05 08 CH 02 09 CH 15 10 CH 28 ID Edit a channel name nt Set Up gt Edit Red PR amp ID CH CC 01 CH 02 o 02 CH 03 03 A CH 07 04 ABCDEF H76 05 CH 12 06 CH 09 07 CH 05 08 CH 02 09 CH 15 10 CH 28 Insert Delete Insert Delete a channel PEE Edit Green PR ID CH cC EN D 02 CH 03 gt E3 03 CH e 04 ABCDEF CH 76 05 CH 12 06 CH 09 07 CH 05 08 CH 02 09 CH 15 10 CH 28 Delete a channel by press button Manual Register a new channel nt NEU D CHCC Red Blue 01 CH 02 e D 02 CHOS 03 BBCABC CH 07 B G 04 ABCDEF CH 76 05 CHEZ 06 CH 09 07 CH 05 08 CH 02 09 GH15 10 CH 2 Channel fine tunning 2 Eue Select a channel Finish 1 Select the character A 1 Beginning channel search From high From low frequencies frequencies 2 1 Select a Green 2 Move to the next e zh column 3 Set 2 Enter a number 0 9 p button then receives the broadcast signal CH CC List P 19 e If the picture or sound is unnatural P for select a system Channel Summary This function is available when select Country Area to Area 2 o
8. on the screen Switch Blue Back to Off Strange picture when using an external device If the top of the image is distorted check the video signal quality itself If movement appears unnatural when receiving a signal from a DVD player etc with 625p progressive scanning change the output setting of the external device to 625i interlace scanning 18 Poor picture quality Unnatural colour gt gt Adjust Colour and Backlight Check Colour System If Auto is selected Select the specific colour system manually Noise gt gt Set to the following functions Picture Mode Standard DigiPure On Dull picture gt gt Set to the following functions Picture Mode Bright DigiPure On Poor sound Adjust the Bass and Treble If receiving a poor signal in Stereo I II switch to Mono Adjust the channel reception using Manual For HDMI signal wrong screen size in 480p 525p Switch Size in HDMI Setting to 1 or 2 For HDMI signal green and distorted screen Wait a little for the signal to stabilize when switching the signal format for an HDMI device For HDMI signal No picture No sound Use the cable marked with HDMI logo Check if the device is compliant with HDMI Switch Audio in HDMI Setting to Digital or Auto for HDMI devices or Analogue or Auto for DVI devices Some functions do not work It is n
9. 0i 525i HDMI connector x 1 576p 625p 480p 525p 720p 750p 1080p 1125p 1080 1125i IN HDMI 1 RCA connectors x 2 Audio L R PC INPUT D SUB 15 pins x 1 Analogue PC signal PC AUDIO PC IN 3 5 pin Audio jack x 1 mini jack x 1 Microphone input Output MONITOR terminals OUT lt o m 2 RCA connectors x 6 Input terminals ed e ms healer e Sie de ls m el a oa N Subwoofer RCA connectors x 3 Audio L R We may change the design and specifications without notice HDMI the HDMI Logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countries 0710GLT NF MT
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12. ENGLISH EENENEENIN JVC WIDE LCD PANEL TV INSTRUCTIONS PREPARATION Safety precautions uto 2 Remote control buttons and functions 3 Set up and connectlOFiS prre 4 m al setings se eee seis EE 6 Registering Editing channels i es Channel Sumrmary mm P RN r A Operating the menus 8 0000 a FUNCTIONS Lee ovo Picture setting N B ec jJ Sound setting 5 f e FE 11 i UM Useful functions T o ss 13 Viewing Teletext M15 it Viewing Closed CSpllenms 15 r Watching Video or DVDS 16 Lo F Lo Technical information A 16 Troubleshooting E 18 TM CH CONENS ne ee E 4 19 Specification TU J 20 HIGH DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE GGT0372 001A H m Safety precautions 1 Thank you for buying this JVC LCD panel television To make sure you understand how to use your new TV please read this manual thoroughly before you begin Follow this manual regarding setup Connect only to a 110 240 V 50 60Hz AC outlet Make enough room for inserting and removing the power plug Place the TV as close to the outlet as possible The main power supply for this TV is controlled by inserting or removing the power plug Never cut or damage the power cord fthe AC plug is not the right shape or the power cord
13. PLAY button and enter your ID No 13 Blue Back Child Lock Auto Shutoff Favourite Setting Freeze Set up Menu Rocket Start A Useful functions continued Display a blue screen and mute the sound when the signal is weak or absent Off On Disables the side control buttons of the TV Off On Set the power to turn off if no signal is received and no operation is performed for about 15 minute Off On Delete the favourite channel that you registered ed T ed T 1 Select Blue gt Favourite Setting 2 gt Favourite Setting PR 32 D p PR 01 RA PR 05 Qa Lg PR 07 oa PR 02 ma PR 09 Ra To Delete Power lamp lights while the TV is on Off On P 4 Adjusts picture contrast according to the brightness of your room to reduce power consumption Off Deactivates the function Eco 1 Picture is darkened for the 1st level Eco 2 Picture is darkened for the 2nd level more than the 1st level Max Eco Only sound is available no picture this is to save energy in such situation as when you want to listen to the news while doing other house works at the same time After choosing Eco Mode as Max Eco picture will go off in 3 seconds When you want the picture to appear again press any button on the remote control then function will be reset back to Off After unplugging the TV or press Power off button this function will be reset back to Off Take snapshot
14. ct the frequently viewed channel then RETURN Return Plus Canceled by press and hold Return Return to the previously viewed channel Favourite channel setting 1 Register the favourite channel Press ES gt Set14 Wb number button 1 4 only will be displayed Press and hold Press Programmed 2 Recall the favourite channel Press GT B Lp Favourite 1 4 B number button 1 4 only If the favourite channel has not been registed then No memory will be displayed a5 Change channel Page Hyper Scan Channel information 42 Switch between TV Video input Return Plus Return function Change channel page eo Turn the volume off on e Turn on Freeze Calendar PR List DISPLAY Jan 2010 E gt gt 609 08 Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa im 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Channel information No Indication Insert the batteries Use two AAA RO3 dry cell batteries Insert the batteries from the O end making sure the and polarities are correct i AAA RO3 Batteries WARNING Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunshine fire or the like If this symbol is shown it is only valid in the European Union Set up and connections Power lamp ON Lit Blue OFF Unlit Power lamp lights while the TV is on Power Lamp P 14 Remote control se
15. d Full Slim and Panoramic Zoom can be selected In PC mode Regular and Full can be selected Sound setting 1 Display Sound menu 2 Select item and setting or adjust e Set Country Area to Area 1 Set Country Area to Area 2 Ed JI pre Ed JI pr ed JI br 1 Select Stereo I II E o Stereo I II 4 3 o MTS Stereo SAP Mono MENU Sounda ier SOE MBSE nee OTa Buta 2 Adjust e 9 B amp B Siro aroun EEs IT Balance qq Balance Oo Do Surround Voice Enhancer Off Voice Enhancer I Off Balance P Al Volume Tin Al Volume On Voice Enhancer 3 Finish Subwoofer Out ERGO Subwoofer Out Oia Al Volume Subwoofer Level oe ees Subwoofer Level 8 Subwoofer Out Karaoke gt Karaoke gt ee Level Select the broadcast sound stereo mono or bilingual language Stereo I II g guag O Mono CD Stereo I SUB1 I SUB2 Mono Select the stereo and SAP broadcasted programs Stereo Stereo sound SAP Second Audio Programs Mono mono sound Sound Meister Ambience Off Dynamic Pure Living Compensates high frequencies to widen the frequency band Weaker Stronger Compensates low frequencies to widen the frequency band Weaker Stronger Expands the stereo sound naturally Narrow Wide Speaker balance Left Stronger Right Stronger Sound enhancement technology Off On Al Volume Prevent sudden increase or decrease of sound when changing channels Off On
16. e 3 Select Country Area MEE OK n nt p G English Yepaiucera PRO EN Castellano NS z Area 1 Frangais Melayu NET Pycckn Ca JVC logo appears px Portugu s Ti ng Vi t Show only when powering on for the first time The power on the unit can also be used Area 1 Asia Middle East Europe Oceania Africa Area 2 South America Philippines The select the new Country Area after Initial Setting has completed MENU While the cursor is pointing to Picture menu and hold for 3 seconds If you select Country Area to Area 1 If you select Country Area to Area 2 A Select the Teletext language group antl a Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 See Language group for Teletext P 17 5 Automatically register channels Auto Program ont CA T gt Auto Program 00 D oy Tl 6 Check what was registered ont g f you want to edit channel see Registering Editing channels P 7 PR ID CH CC 01 CH 02 4 Select Air or Cable en Air Cable 5 Searching for the channels Auto Program LUCA 50 6 Check what was registered ant LX CH CC amp Skip B g D O M If you want to set undesired channels to be skiped see Channel Summary P 7 Registering Editing channels This function is available when select Country Area to Area 1 only You can edit the channel list or register new channel
17. h Group 2 Polish Serbian Croatian Slovenian Czech Slovak Rumanian Hungarian German French Italian Swedish Finnish Group 3 Russian Bulgarian Lettish Lithuanian Estonian Ukrainian Serbian Croatian Slovenian Czech Slovak English German Group 4 Arabic Czech Slovak Hungarian English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese Swedish Finnish Farsi English French Turkish Lettish Lithuanian Estonian Ukrainian Czech Slovak English German Serbian Croatian Slovenian f the characters are unreadable Select different Teletext language group P 6 Group 5 Group 6 Area Country or Region System System Bahrain Kuwait Oman Qatar United Arab Emirates Yemen Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Thailand B G Asia India etc PAL Middle East Hong Kong etc il SECAM NTSC SECAM Euwe PAL UK etc i Oceania PAL Republic of South Africa ete M pa Africa Nigeria etc Egypt Morocco etc SECAM E South America Chile Peru Colombia Venezuela Ecuador etc M Bolivia NTSC If the signal doesn t appear check that the vertical frequency on the PC is set to 60Hz Resolution 640 x 480 VGA 1024 x 768 XGA Vertical frequency Hz 60 0 LCD picture is unstable due to a large number of signal noise Such noise appears extensively especially when an LCD displays SD signals Clear SD mode resolves disadvantage for better picture quality E f st NE lt yY
18. hannel Summary gt Language Video 1 Setting Rocket Start HDMI Setting p 1 Select MENU Component On PC Setting Closed Caption vvv 2 Select Closed Caption JJ td ww ga Auto Program hannel Summary p 1 Select vvv Language Video 1 Setting Rocket Start HDMI Setting PC Setting Closed Caption gt Component On vv 3 Select the desired caption or text channel D a gt gt Closed Caption Closed Caption Off Caption ESSEN gt Text m 1 Select item 2 Setting Closed Caption Select to view close caption or text information Off CC Text Select the desired caption CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4 Text Select the desired text channel T1 T2 TS3 T4 Caption 15 Select the input Source P Operate the connected device and play video 1 Select Set Up AV Select 0 AV os HEN KE selec Auto Program gt Edit Manual gt gt Language gt OK Video 1 Setting Component Rocket Start On Teletext Language 2 Enter HDMI Setting PC Setting 2 Select item ant Wy p gt Auto Program gt Edit Manual gt i 1 Select item 2 Setting or Adjust gt Component On Teletext Language gt 3 Set PC Setting Switch between video and component signal Video Component Setting for HDMI input an Size Normally set to Auto If wrong screen HDMI Seting size appears in 480p 525p change t
19. is not long enough use an appropriate plug adapter or extension cable Consult your retailer Unplug the power cord when going out The power buttons on the remote control and the TV unit cannot completely turn off the TV Make appropriate arrangements for bedridden people Do not allow the TV to fall Do not rest your elbows on or allow children to hang from the TV There is a risk that the TV will fall and cause injuries Make use of the hole on the back of the stand to prevent the TV from falling easily If the TV is damaged or behaving strangely stop using it at once lt Unplug the power cord and contact your retailer Never place anything on the TV Placing liquid naked flames cloths paper etc on the TV may cause a fire w Never expose to rain or moisture To prevent fire or electric shock never allow liquids to enter the unit Never insert objects into the cabinet openings t may cause a fatal electric shock Take care when children are near Hold the TV so as not to scratch the screen Do not touch the screen when carrying the TV Do not carry the TV on your own n order to prevent accidents ensure that the TV is carried by two or more people Never insert the power cord by wet hand t may cause a fatal electric shock Keep the TV set away from direct sunlight TV set can be damaged For more details on installation usage and safety Consult your retailer WARNING
20. n WAM s A E E s 8 ole s I e p Heat aesessssssserese 0 Video camera Game consoles PC input line in gt Check for PC compatibility TO PC signals that can be displayed P 17 HDMI Connector l HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 To HDMI 1 DVD player HDMI compatible ii fi fi HD Video camera DVD player HDMI compatible r 9v Orr 5 e v te Or o Ov MIXSE S PCA VIDEO 1 o PC IN D SUB o foal To HDMI 2 VIDEO 1 Watching videos e Composite signal Component signal P 20 e Sound L R e Use Component signal Video 1 Setting P 16 VIDEO 2 watching videos Composite signal e Sound L R HDMI 1 HDMI 2 comeing HDMI devices HDMI 3 Homi signal P 20 HDMI Setting P 16 HDMI 2 and HDMI 3 inputs do not support analogue sound Connect a DVI device to HDMI 1 P 16 Please use a High Speed HDMI Cable High Speed HDMI Cables are tested to carry an HD signal up to 1080p and higher OUTPUT Subwoofer and sound signal of a TV channel you are viewing outputs from this terminal Output e Subwoofer signal e Sound L R Initial Settings 1 Turn on the TV 2 Select a languag
21. nly You can edit the channel list 2i gt Channel Summary CH CC amp ID Skip CH 02 Skip Skip the channel Est gt Channel Summary Red 2 CH CC amp ID Skip CH 02 Yes CH 03 Yes CH 04 Yes CH 05 Yes CH 06 Yes CH 07 Yes CH 08 Yes CH 09 Yes CH 10 Yes CH 11 Yes Cancel Cancel the skip channel nt gt Channel Summa Green CH CC amp D Skip S H 03 CH 03 CH 04 Yes CH 05 Yes CH 06 Yes CH 07 Yes CH Yes CH 09 Yes CH 10 Yes CH 11 Yes ID Edit a channel name Yellow UE gt Channel Summary CH CC amp ID Skip CH 04 Yes CH 05 Yes D CH 06 Yes CH 07 Yes CH 08 Yes CH 09 Yes CH 10 Yes CH 11 Yes Channels are to be skipped cannot be selected by the CHANNEL button The skip can be set to all channels of Air CHO2 CH69 and Cable CC01 CC125 Select a channel 1 Select the character 2 Move to the next column Operating the menus You can select the Country Area between Area 1 and Area 2 See in item 3 of Initial setting P 6 See the menus location in the below table Set Country Area to Top Menu Area 1 2nd Menu Page Top Menu Set Country Area to Area 2 2nd Menu Picture 9 Picture 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 Sound 1 Sound E U U U UOO E TU T 1 Bas y Bass s SCSCSSSCSCS T 1 1 1 1 T 1 pestis 13 TEN 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 Set Up 6 Se
22. nsor Care when setting m Power requirements Connect the power cord only to a 110 240V 50 60Hz AC outlet m When attaching the TV to the wall use the optional JVC wall mounting unit Consult a qualified technician JVC assumes no responsibility for damage due to improper mounting 400 mm x 200 mm mount which conforms to VESA standards m Installation requirements To avoid overheating ensure the unit has ample room 150 mm 50 mm 150 mm 50 mm 4 Switch between TV VIDEO devices Connect an aerial and VCR DVD Player Display on screen menu set Change channel Page AERIAL Hyper Scan Function P 3 i l Volume Adjust g Power On Off Microphone e After all the connections have been made insert E the plug into an AC VCR DVD Player outlet e f the microphone is installed Stand Assembly should be lock it s cable follow Q picture To prevent the TV from falling thread the belt through the hole on the back of the stand and Hole for belt Belt not provided Set up and connections continued You can connect many different devices to the rear panel of the TV Please read the user manuals of each device before setup Connecting cables are not supplied with this TV Microphone ss N een T TNR
23. o Audo MENS 1 or 2 HOM x Audio Normally set to Auto If no sound How z change to Analogue or Digital Mede Mode If no picture change to 1 or 2 Setting for PC input OEA i H 1 Adjust 1 Select PC Position gt PC Setting d gt CY E C S J 2 Enter Jg 2 Set PC Position Adjust screen position Phase Sets the focus of screen Pixel Adjusts the horizontal feature of screen 16 Technical information Connect a DVI device to HDMI using DVI HDMI conversion cable Connect analogue sound output of the DVI device to L and R terminals in HDMI 1 Set Audio in HDMI Setting to Analogue or Auto HDMI 2 and HDMI 3 input does not support analogue sound IN HDMI 1 HDMI 2 and HDMI 3 input does not support DVI devices With the full HD LCD display and Full Native you can enjoy full native HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 It exposes flaws in the video that were hidden when viewing on Full Full Native The illustrations are emphasised to make clear differences between Full and Full Native Dark bar or noise may appear at the edges of the screen when viewing in Full native for some videos This is resulted from the signal itself not due to TV malfunction Technical information continued Group Languages Group 1 Turkish Hungarian English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese Greek Swedish Finnis
24. ot a malfunction Some functions dark background in the menu do not work depending on the situation Black or white dots appear on the screen LCD panels use fine dots pixels to display images While more than 99 99 of these pixels function properly a very small number of pixels may not light or may light all the time It is not a malfunction No picture No sound Some input do not output from OUT terminal Subwoofer No sound May be signal source is not low frequency bass signal Check subwoofer cable connected correctly Feedback sound symptoms Keep the microphone away from the TV s speakers Echo Lower the sound level in Microphone Volume in order to prevent the echo Page P 9 P 10 CH CC List a To use the Insert function P 7 find the CH CC number corresponding to the TV s channel number from this table US The US channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the United States Philippines etc CCIR The CCIR channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the Middle East Southeast Asia etc OIRT The OIRT channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Eastern Europe Russia Vietnam etc AUSTRALIA The AUSTRALIA channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Australia etc Channel CH 48 US 4
25. r materials placed between the television and supporting furniture Educating children about the dangers of climbing on furniture to reach the television or its controls To prevent accidents firmly attach the TV stands to the TV shelf before using microphone Make sure that the subwoofer is in good condition before installing it on the TV lf the subwoofer has leakage current it may damage the TV or cause electric shock To prevent the spread of fire keep candles or other open flames away from this product at all times Remote control buttons and functions D Power On Off 2 Colour buttons 3 Turn on Clear SD 4 Turn on Zoom Turn on Eco Mode 6 Turn on Karaoke 7 Favourite channel setting Zoom Change the aspect ratio Zoom 16 9 Zoom Subtitle Full Hyper Scan Press and hold RETURN press and hold oO Auto Panoramic de 1 Select Regular B i ee 9 2 E 16 9 Zoom 2 Set Display on screen menu 9 Operate the menu To previous screen 41 Turn on Sound Meister 42 Volume control Turn off muting 43 Function for viewing Teletext To Teletext V Scroll 16 9 Zoom Move the picture with Ww or A while this bar is displayed PR changes without changing the picture screen Once you release the button the picture of the selected PR will appear Return Plus Return to the frequently viewed channel Return Plus Programmed by sele
26. s of the screen You cannot save or export the snapshot 2 Cancel Freeze function is not available for HDMI T io PC and Component signal Freeze wm Press 693 again or change the channel still picture TV can turn on quickly Off On When Rocket Start is On power consumption at standby mode will more than normal standby mode Viewing Teletext This function is available when select Country Area to Area 1 only This TV can display TV broadcasts and Teletext on the same channel in two ibo When watching TV TV TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT 1 P po Lr 2 Select a Teletext page by pes HUNE button 0 9 Move up or down a page d Bookmark your page A Red Green Yellow Blue 2J p mmm to Ed Press number button for enter the D E Save number of page nd your favourite page by press Aa colour button List Mode Mode Hold Hold the current page Cancel by press this button again Display hidden information Reveal Example answer to a quiz etc Size Double the size of the displayed text Returns to page 100 or a previously Index designated page Leave the current page open while you switch to watch TV Useful when running a page search Se Se Do Bel ba Ve Cancel Display the number of Sub page Cancel by press this button again Sub page Viewing Closed Caption Select the input Source 1 Select Set Up sd wp Auto Program C
27. t Up 7 eo S S 6 16 14 6 fe IMDQ S 16 16 Closed Caption Picture setting E 1 Display Picture menu 2 Select item and setting or adjust To enter an items menu Er EI bars 1 Select a 1 Select MENU Picture Mode Bright Picture Mode lt Bright gt j 2 NON TN Backlight E Backlight i ON 2 Adjust Contrast I a Contrast vy J Brightness _ Sa Brightness a Sharpness a Sharpness D Colour a Colour a Ini Col 2 n 3 Finish U 2 Enter White Balance Wam White Balance Wam Features gt Features gt You can select a preset picture setting according to your favour Bright Hightens contrast and sharpness Game Mode Adjust sharpness of the picture when play the game Soft Softens contrast and sharpness Standard Standardize picture adjustment You can change the backlight brightness Darker Brighter Backlight You can change the contrast of the picture Contrast Lower lt gt Higher You can change the brightness of the picture Darker Brighter Sh You can change the sharpness of the picture arpness Softer gt Sharper You can change the colour of the picture Lighter gt Deeper Brightness Colour Tint You can change tint only in NTSC Reddish Greenish You can change the white balance of the picture to better match the type of video being view Cool Bluish white colour
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