V1230
VO370MNO42OE
User
Manual
important:
Safety
instrtxcricns
Your
FHDN
is
designed
and
manufactured
to
operate
within
defined
design
limits,
and
misuse
may
result
in
electric
shock
or
fire.
To
prevent
your
FHDTV
from
being
damaged,
the
following
rules
should
be
observed
for
the
installation,
use,
and
maintenance
of
your
FHDTV.
Read
the
foiiowing
safety
instructions
before
operating
your
FHDTV.
Keep
these
instructions
in
a
safe
place
for
future
reference.
-
To
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock
or
component
damage,
switch
oft‘
the
power
before
connecting
other
components
to
your
FHDTV.
-
Unpiug
the
power
-cord
before
cieaning
your
FHDTV.
A
damp
math
is
sufficient
for
cieaning
your
FHDTV.
Do
not
use
3
iiquid
or
a
spray
cieaner
for
cieaning
your
FHDTV.
Do
not
use
abrasive
cleaners.
-
Aiways
use
the
accessories
recommended
by
the
manufacturer
to
insure
compatibility.
.
when
moving
your
FHDTV
from
an
area
of
tow
temperature
to
art
area
of
high
temperature,
oondensation
may
form
in
the
tsousing.
wait
before
tuming
on
your
FHDTV
to
avoid
causing
fire,
electric
shock,
or
componentidamage.
o
Useoniy
with
the
can,
stand’,
tripod,
bracket,
or
table
specified
by
manufacturer
or
soid'w'rth
your
FHDTV.
when
a
can
is
used,
use
caution
when
moving
the
cartIFHDTV
combination
to
avoid
injury
from
tip-over.
Do
notpiaoe
youriFHDTV
on
an
unstabis
cart,
stand,
or
table,
if
your
i‘-‘HDTV
farts,
it
can
injure
a
person
and
moss
serious
damage
to
your
FHDTV.
Use
only
a
cart
or
stand
recommended
by
the
,manufacturer
or
sold,
with
your
FHDTV:
0
A
distance
of
at
teas:
3
feet
should
be
maintained
between
your
FHDTV
and
any
heat
source,
such
as
a
mdiator,
heater,
oven,
ampiifier
etc.
“Do
not
install
yum‘
FHDTV
ciose
to
smoke.
Operating,
your
FHDTV
close
to
smoke
or
moisture
may
cause
fire
or
electric
shock.
o
Slots
and
openings
in
the
back
and
bottom
ofthe
cabinet
are
provided
for
ventiiartion.
To
ensure
rsliabie
operation
of
your
FHDTV
and
to
protect
it
fromioverheating.
be
sure
these
openings
are
not
mocked
or
covered.
Do
not
place
your
FHDTV
in
a
bookcase
or
cabinet
uniess
proper
ventilation
is
provided.
7
o
Never
push
any
object
into
the
stats
and
openings
can
your
FHDTV
cabinet.
Do
not
piece
any
objects
on
the
top
of
your
FHDTV.
fioing
so
couid
short
circuit
parts
causing
a
fire
or
electric
shock.
Never
spit!
iiquids
on
your
FHDTV.
V
o
Your
FHDTV
shouid
be
operated
only
from
the
type
ofpower
sourceindicated
on
the
label.
if
you
are
not
sure
of
the
type
of
power
ssppiied
to
your
home,
consuit
your
dealer
or
iooai
power
company.
7
a»
Do
not
apply
pressure
or
throw
objects
at
your
F
HDTV.
This
may
cornpromise
the
integrity
of
the
dismay.
The
manuiaomrefs
warranty
does
not
«cover
user
abuse
or
irnproper
instaliations.
.
The
power
cord
must
be
repiaced
when
using
different
voltage
than
the
voltage
specified.
For
more
information,
contact
your
deater.
V V
o
Your
FHDTV
is
equipped
with
a
three-pmnged
grounded.
ptugta
plug
with
a
third
grounding
pin).
Thisplug
wit!
fit
oniy
into
a
grounded
power
outlet.
This
is
3
safety
feature.
if
your
outiet
does
not
accommodate
the
three-pmnged,
have
an
.e£ectn'c§an
instali
the
correct
outiet.
or
use
an
adapter
to
ground
your
FHDTV
safieiy.
‘Do
not
defeat
the
safety
purpose
of
the
grounded
plug.
7
‘
a
when
connected
to
a
power
outiet,
gaower
is
atways
flowing
into
your
FHDTV.
To
iotatiy
disconnect
power,
unplug
the
power
cont.
7
~
.
0
Theiighstning
flash
with
arrowhead
symboi
within
an
equiiaterai
triangie
is
intended
to
aiert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
on-isotated,
dangerous
voltage
within
the
inskie
of
your
FHDTV
that
may
be
of
V
,
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
risk
of
electric
shock
to
poisons.
V
o
The
exoiamation
point
within
an
equiiaterat
triangte
is
intended
to
atert
the
user
to
i
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
servicing
instructions.
in
the
iiterature
‘
accompanying
your
FHDTV.
o
Do
not
overload
power
strips
and
extension
cords.
Oyerioading
can
re-suit
in
fire
or
eteciric
shock.
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User
Mama!
Setting
Up
Your
FHDTU
o
Read
this
user
manuai
carefuily
before
instailing
your
FHDTV.
o
The
power
consumption
of
your
FHDTV
is
about
1
24W
for
mode!
VO370M
and
about
1
SYW
for
model
VC:42GE.
Use
the
inciuded
power
cord,V\men
an
extension
cord
is
required,
use
one
with
the
ooneci
power
raiing.
The
card
must
be
grounded
and
the
grounding
feature
must
not
be
compromised.
Your
FHDTV
shouki
be
instafied
on
a
flat
surface
to
avoid
tipping.
For
proper
ventilatien,
you
must
aiiow
space
between
the
back
cf
your
FHDTV
andrthe
wait
If
you
want
to
moan“:
your
FHDTV
on
the
wail,
see
below
for
additional
information.
Avoid
instaifing
your
FHDTV
in
places
with
high
humidity,
dust,
or
smoke
so
you
do
not
shorten
the
service
fife
of
the
eiearanic
components.
instafi
your
FHDTV
in
a
Ievei,
iandscape
otientation,
with
the
V1210
logo
at
the
bottom
to
prevent
poor
ventilation
and
excessive
component
damage.
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U
0000
vtzao
offers
professiona
installation
services.
Contact
wzro
for
more
information
on
these
services
at
888~VlZiOCE
(888-849-4623}
or
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wall
Mounting
your
FHDTU“
V
Your
FHDTV
can
be
mounted
an
the
wail
for
viewing.
it
,
you
choose
to
mount
your
FHDTV
on
the
wait,
Vfolkzw
the
V
instructions
beeiow.
«
1-.
if
the
base
has
been
attached,
remove
the
base:
‘
a.
Disconnect
me
cabtes
from
your
FHDTV.
I3.
Piaceyaur
FHDTV
face'd0wn=on
a
sofl,
1581
surface
to
prevent
damage
to
the
screen.
0.
Remove
the
thumbscrew
on
the
base,
than
remove
the
base..
2.
Mount
your
FH'DTVon
the
wait
‘
‘
a.
Attach
your
FHDTV
ta
*3
waii
mount
{setd
separatety)
using
the
mauntiing
holes
in
the
back
panel
of
your
FHDTV.
*
b.
Read
the
instmctiens
that
came
with
your
7
specific
wai}
mounito
propedy‘
hang
your
FHDTV.
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User
Manna!
Right“-—S!c1e
Panel.
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Connect
the
secondary
source
for
composite‘
video
devices,
such
as
a
VCR
or
video
game.
Use
the
white
and
red
cemiaectors
to
connect
the
extemat
audio
from
the
same
source,'the‘n
use
the
yaliow
connector
to
cnnnect
the
external
video
from
the
same
source.
The
Grange
color
band
on
the
side
of
the
TV
imitates
this
cannectiou.
Note;
The
red
and
whiteaudio
connectors
are
shared
between
AV2
and
COMPONENT
2.
conned:
the
source
for
component
vfide.-0
devices
such
as
—a
DVD
Ptayer‘
or
33‘:
mp
box
here.
From
tap
to
beaom,
£61:
to
right,
use
green
for
Y,
blue
for
Pb
{or
Cb),
red
for
Pr
(or
0:"),
men
connect
white
far
tefi
audio
and
rec!
for
right
audio
inputsunder
the
Grange
band.
The
purple
oeior
band
on
the
Side
mine
TV
indicates
this
connection.
Note:
The
Fed
and
whiie
audio
connectors
are
shared
between
AV2
and
COMPONENTZ.
Conneci
the
third
source
for
digital
video
such
as
a
DVD
muitimediar
1
playeror
set
top
box
through
this
aii
digiiai
connector.
component
2
(YPbi'CbPI'ICr
with
Audio
UR)
service
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Do
not
use.
Fer
service
technician
use
only.
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User
Manual
V1210
Remake
Control
GUIDE
-
This
batten
dispiays
program
information.
POWER
(
Q’
)
—-
Press
this
bunon
to
turn
the
TV
on
from
the
Standby
mode.
Press
i!
again
to
reium
to
the
Standby
mode.
TV
—-
Press
this
button
is
seiect
TV.
7
AV
-
Press
this
button
to
seiect
AV1
and
AV2
(either
Compcsiie
or
$
Video)
input
COMP
—
Press
this
button
to
seieci
the
Component
(YPbPr}
input.’By
pressing
this
button
mpeatedly
you
will
be
switching
from
Component
1
‘to
Component
2
and
vice
versa.
‘ ‘
HUM!
-
Press
this
button
in
select
ihe
HUM!
input.
By
pressing
it
repeatedly
you
win
90
thraugh
the
three
{HUM}
1.
HDMI
2
and
HDMI
3)
inputs
in
sequence.
MENU
—
Use
this
button
for
the
Oan—$creen
‘Display
(OSD)
menu».
when
it
is
used
within
a
menu
selection,
pressing
this
key
wit!
harp
you
to
make
the
seiection
cf
the
feature
to
be
adiusted
afier
it
has
been
highiighted
A
‘V
4
Ir
—These
labeled
buttons
are
used
to
navigate
the
OSD
menu.
Vvhen
navigating
the
OSD
menu,
the
arrows
control
the
direcaon
up
and
down
or
tefi
and
right.
may
wiilaisc
be
used
as
value
settings
when
the
stide
bar
is
shown
on
the
scxeen
and
option
settings
10
turn
a
feature
off
or
an.
MUTE
-
T1355
btifléfl
turns
K38
Sfiflfld
0!!
and
Off.
LAST
-
This
buiion
rscafis
the
previously
viewsad
channei.
if
the
On-
Screen
Display
(OSD)
menu
is
being
used,
this
buflon
iwiii
aiiow
39;:
to
get
back
to
previous
menu
screen
or
out
to
your
program
when
you
press
it
repeaiediy.
VOL
Al?
—
This
taxman
turn
the
voiume
up
or
down.
CH
AI?
-
This
button
change
the
channels
up
ordownj
NUMBER»
BUTTON“
PAD
-
Use
these
buttons
to
setect
a
charms}
or
entsr
a
password.
‘
‘
INPUT
—-
This
button
allaws
the
user
to
sycie
fiarcugh
the
inputs.
Repeatedty
pressing
of
this
button
wili
step
you
thmugh
the
input
sources
in
the
f0.!3ow§ng
sequence:
W,
AV},
AV2!S~\ftDEO,
Component},
Compcmentz.
RGB,
HDMS1,
HDMI2,
and
HDMB.
Once
you
have
stepped
thmugh
the
entire
sequence,
you
wifiietum
to
the
beginning.
-
{DASH}
-—
when
seieciing
a
digital
channei
directty
use
this
button
for
we
separation
of
main
and
sutrchannets.
For
exampie,
channei
28-2
would
be
seiected
by
the
button
sequence
2
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User
Manual
Corwwectinq
YOU!‘
Cable
or
Satellite
BOX
You
have
four
options
for
oannecting
your
cable
or
satefiite
box
to
your
F-‘HDTV:
HDM1,
Component,
Cemposite,
or
Coax
(RF).
Based
on
your
home
theater
configuration,
you
can
decide
which
option
is
‘the
right
one
for
you.
Refer
to
your
sei-top
box
user
manual
for
more
information
about
the
video
output
requiremems
or
cousufi
your
cabie
or
saieifrle
operator.
Using
HDMI
{Best}
Cabieand
Sateuité
Boxes
that
have
a
HDMI
digitat
imerface
shanks
be
connected
to
the
HUM}
input
cf
ihe
FHDTV
for
optimal
resuits.
Rota:
To
maintain
the
dispiay
quality,
use
3
W230
HDMJ
cable.
Length
is
avaitahle
up
to
18
metets.
See
orcall
'3-888—VlZ!OCE
(1—838~849—4623)
for
details.
1.
Turn
offthe
power
to
the
FHDTV
and‘FHDTV
Set-Top
Box.
conned!
a
HUM:
cabte
to
the
HDNH
output
of
your
FHDTV
Set-Top
Box
and
the
other
end
to
the
HDMI
1
input
(white
cotter
area)
at
the
rear
of
the
FHDW.
3.
Turn
onfthe
power
to
the
?FHD'{V~and
FHDTV
Set-Tap
Box.
2
4.
Sales:
HDM!
1
using
the
INPUT
buxom
an
the
remme
or
side
of
the
FHDTV.
er
directiy
by
Lpressing
tha,HDMi
button
on
the
Remote
Control.
Note:
-
The
How
inpufon
the
LCD
TV
supports
Higwbandwmth
Digital!
Contem
Protection
(HDCP}.
HBCP»enczypts
the
transmission
between
the
vides
source
and
the
digital
display
for
added
security
and
—prt;te1:tian».
o
H
you
are
already
using
the
HDME1.
input
for
another
component,
or
you
do
not
want
10»
use
the
HDMH
input
for
the
Set-Top
Box,
you
can
conneci
the
Sei~TopBox
to
the
HDMI
2
or
HDM
3
connection.
»
—
-
Refer
to
your
FHDTV
Set—Top
Box
user
manuai
far
more
informafiszn
about
the
video
outprui
M
recguinements
ofihe
product
or
consult
your
cable
or
satemte
operator,
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User
Mama:
Using
S-Video,
{Better}
S-VIDEO
1
AV’!
Turn
of?
your
FHDTV
and
set—top
box.
Connect
the
SNIDEO
came
from
your
set~top
box
to
the
S—V!DEOjack
on
the
back
of
your
FHDTV.
7
Connect
the
audio
names
(white
and
red)
on
your
set-top
box
to
the
corresponding
L
and
R
AUDIO
jacks
on
the
back
of
your
FHDTV.
Tum
on
your
FHDTV
and
set-top
box.
Press
AV
on
the
remote
comm!
to
View
the
content.
You
can
also
press
WPUT
on
the
remote
control
.°”’.“.°’!~‘~’.“‘
Using
Composite
Video
(Good)
S-VIDEO
I
AV’!
Turn
off
your
FHDTV
and
set—top
box.
Connect
the
video
came
(yeilow)
from
your
set-top
box
to
the
AV
jack
(yellow)
on
the
back
of
your
FHDTV.
=
’
Connect
the
audio
cabies
(white
and
red)
on
your
set-topbox
to
the
correspcmding
L
and
R
~A£iDiO
gacks
on
the
back
otyour
FHDTV.
"Sum
on
your~FHDTV
and
set~tcp
box.
7
Press
AV
an
the
remote
to
View
the
cement.
Yeu
can
also
press
LKNPUT
on
the
remcie
ccnimi.
S-":“«'§°’!‘«‘.“‘
Using
Coaxial
{Antenna}
(Good)
DTV.‘TV
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1.
K
Tum
effthe
power
to
the
FHDTV.
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72.
Cannes:
the
ooaxiaé
{RF)-connecte:>r
from
your
antéhha
br
digitat
eable
to
the
DTWTV
cA3LEfAN'!ENh3A
cunnecier
at
the
rear
ef
the
FHDTV.
Tum
an
the
power
to
the
FHDTV.
Select
DIV
using
the
NPUT
button
on
the
remote
of
side
of
the
FHDTV,
er
directiy
by
pressing
the
TV
buttcn
an
the
Remcte
Control.
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Cormesfirnc;
Ccaaxiai
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Using
Your
‘Antenna
or
Digitai
Cable
for
Standam
TV
or
DTV
DTVFTV
CABLE
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eff
the
pawerto
the
FHDTV.
2
Cannes:
the
coaxial
(RF)
connector
from
yogr
antenna
or
came
to
the
DTVITV
CABLEIANTENRA
connector
at
Ihe
rear
of
the
FHDTV
3.
Turn
an
ihe
power
to
the
FHDTV.
4.
Select
TV
using
the
WPUT
button
on
the
remote
or
side
of
the
FHDTV,
or
direcfly
by
pressing
the
TV
button
am
the
Remate
Controi.
Using
the
Antenna
er
Cabieihmugh
Your
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Turn
off
the
power
ta
ihe
F-‘HDTV
and
VCR.
2.
Connect
the
“Output
to
TV“,
‘RF
Out”
er
“Anterma
Out"
connector
on
the
rear
sf
your
VCRIO
the
DTVRV
CABLEIANTENNA
connector
at
the
rear
of
the
FHDTV.
Turn
on
the
power
to
the
FHDTV
and
VCR.
Seiect
TV
using
the
MPUT
button
can
the
remoie
«Br
side
of
the
FH{}TV,
or
directiy
by
pressing
the
TV‘
button
on
the
Remote
Centrot.
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Note:
If
you
have
an
off-air
antenna
or
cabins
TV,
connect
it
to
the
‘Antenna
in”
connector
on
the
rear
of
year
VCR.
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