Hitachi D36WF840N User manual

Users

Guide

D36WF840N

Introduction

Dear HITACHI customer

Congratulations on your purchase of the very latest ‘state of the art’ television from

HITACHI. At Hitachi we pride ourselves on producing high quality televisions with

outstanding picture and audio capabilities. Together with our reputation for superior

reliability, you should enjoy many years of trouble free operation from your TV.

...notes on digital sound

Your Hitachi television is capable of decoding advanced forms of digital audio (such as

Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG and PCM) coding that makes it possible to reproduce high-quality

digital sound. Being the next step forward from analogue sound, digital sounds sonic realism

and listener involvement will change the way you experience sound from your Hitachi

television. Digital sound works by delivering at maximum 5 separate audio channels - left,

right, centre, left surround, right surround and also a LFE (Low Frequency Effects) channel.

These independent channels allow for a more precise localisation of sounds and a more

convincing, realistic ambience.

Dolby Digital

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, ”Pro Logic” and the double-

DTS

Manufactured under license from Digital Theater Systems, Inc. US Pat. No. 5,451,942 and

other world wide patents issues and pending. “DTS” and “DTS Digital Surround” are

trademarks of Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

Software Notice

It is prohibited for the end user of this product to copy, reverse engineer or reverse compile the

software included therein save to the extent permitted by law.

Caution

To prevent scratching or damaging the tube face, do not knock or rub the surface with sharp or

hard objects. Clean the screen with a soft cloth moistened with warm water and dry with a soft cloth.

A mild soap may be used if the screen is extremely dirty. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners!

Important

Please read this Users Guide thoroughly, especially the Safety Notes

on Page 4. Mis-use may cause damage to your television, which could

shorten its lifespan, or cause injury to yourself. Should you encounter any

difficulty in the set-up or operation of your television, firstly refer to the

Trouble Shooting Guide at the rear of this manual.

In the unlikely event of a problem occurring with your TV, switch off at the

mains socket, pull out the plug, and contact your dealer immediately.

Under no circumstances remove the rear cover of your TV.

Never guess or take any chances with electrical equipment

of any kind - it is better to be safe than sorry!

...notes on VCR recording

Although we recommend you turn OFF your TV at the mains whenever it is not in use, this TV is

designed to be left in Standby mode to enable analogue VCR recording. Should you switch off the TV,

this will not be possible, therefore, when you wish to make a recording, please place the TV in Standby

mode using the remote control handset (see handset operation section).

Contents

Safety Aspects ........................................................................................4 - 5

Basic Connection....................................................................................6 - 13

Handset Operation ..................................................................................14 - 17

Installation ..............................................................................................18 - 20

Other Equipment Connection & Setup ..................................................21 - 25

GETTING STARTED

Manual Tune - Digital ..............................................................................26

Digital Organiser ....................................................................................27 - 28

Manual Tune - Analogue ........................................................................29 - 30

Analogue Organiser ................................................................................31 - 32

Picture Controls ......................................................................................33

Audio Controls ........................................................................................34 - 39

Audio Setup ............................................................................................40 - 44

OPERATION

General Features ....................................................................................45 - 48

Digital Features ......................................................................................49 - 57

Analogue Features ..................................................................................58 - 60

FEATURES

Future Expansion and Upgrades............................................................61 - 66

Trouble Shooting Guides ........................................................................67 - 70

Guarantee ..............................................................................................71

Specifications ........................................................................................72 - 73

INFORMATION

1. Widescreen 3. Progressive Scan

2. Sleep Timer

1. Teletext

2. NICAM

1. Modem Connection 3. Over-Air Download

2. Card Upgrade

1. Digital TV Reception 3. Analogue TV Reception

2. Digital Audio

1. Environmental Notice

2. Technical Data

1. Speaker Setup

2. Digital Audio Setup

1. Audio & Equaliser Controls 3. Digital Audio Status

2. Sound Mode

1. Programme Swap

2. Programme Name Change

1. Programme Sort

2. Programme Delete

1. DVD, CD & Laserdisc Connection 3. Camcorder & Computer Connection

2. Audio Visual Setup 4. Signal Source Entry

1. Autotune

2. Digital Logical Channel Numbers

1. Programme Tuning 3. Television Operation

2. Digital Handset Controls 4. Teletext Functions

1. Television Safety

2. Battery Safety & Installation

1. Front Control Panel Details 3. External Equipment - Digital 5.

External Speaker Socket Details

2. External Equipment - Analogue 4. Aerial & VCR installation 6. External Speaker Setup

1. TV Guide 3. VCR Recording 5. Digital Teletext 7. Service Languages

2. TV Information 4. Parental Lock 6. Digital Subtitles

4

Television Safety

Safety Aspects

This television has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety

standards, but like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain

the best results and safety is to be assured.

DO NOT cut off the fitted mains plug as it may contain a special radio interference filter, the

removal of which could lead to impaired performance. If you wish to extend the lead, obtain an

appropriate extension lead or consult your dealer.

DO NOT continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working

normally or if it is damaged in any way - switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your

dealer.

IF you intend placing this TV into a cabinet or a wall alcove, please ensure there is at least a

100mm (10cm) gap to the sides, rear and top of the TV. This is to allow for adequate ventilation

during your TV's operation.

DO NOT leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it is

designed for unattended operation or has a stand-by mode. Switch off using the switch on the

equipment and show your family how to do this. Make special arrangements for infirm or

handicapped people.

DO NOT obstruct the ventilation of the equipment, for example with curtains or soft

furnishings. Overheating will cause damage and shorten the lifespan of your equipment.

DO NOT use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws - to ensure complete safety,

always fit the manufacturers approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according to the

instructions.

DO NOT allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture.

NEVER let anyone, especially children, push anything into holes, slots, or any

other opening in the case - this could result in a fatal electrical shock. Under NO

circumstances remove the rear cover of your TV!

NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind - it is

better to be safe than sorry!

DO be careful with any glass panels or doors on equipment.

DO consult your dealer if you are in any doubt about installation, operation or safety of your equipment.

DO place your TV on a flat surface, or if supplied, the stand accessory.

DO NOT remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.

DO ensure that all connections, (including the mains plug, extension leads and inter-connections

between the pieces of equipment), are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturers

instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug before making or changing connections.

DO NOT listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your hearing.

DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.

DO NOT use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the

requirements of traffic safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.

DO NOT place hot objects such as candles or nightlights on, or close to, equipment. High

temperatures can melt plastic and lead to fires.

DO observe the manufacturers instructions when connecting extension leads to your TV. The fuse should

be a 5 Amp fuse with the safety symbols and displayed. If you are in any doubt about the

extension installation, please consult a competent electrician.

DO NOT place objects filled with liquids, e.g. a vase, on, or close to the equipment, to avoid

spillages into the inside of the apparatus.

SHOULD you require to replace the fuse in the moulded plug with a new fuse, then please replace

with one of the same value, type and approval as the original. Ensure the fuse cover is returned to

its original position.

TO prevent scratching or damaging the tube face, do not knock or rub the surface with sharp or

hard objects. Clean the screen with a soft cloth moistened with warm water and dry with a soft

cloth. A mild soap may be used if the screen is extremely dirty. Do not use harsh or abrasive

cleaners!

GETTING STARTED

5

always

Battery Safety & Installation

Safety Aspects

1. When inserting the batteries make sure the polarities are correct, that is, ‘+’ to ‘+’, ‘-’ to ‘-’.

2. Replace the batteries with the equivalent ‘AA’ type.

3. Discard old batteries safely, following the battery safety guidelines.

battery installation

1

2

Remove cover of handset by lifting up the cover at the recess.

Insert batteries into handset as shown and replace cover.

Take care to fit your batteries

correctly, observing the plus

‘+’ and minus ‘-’ marks on

the battery and appliance.

Incorrect fitting can cause

leakage, or in extreme

cases, fire or explosion.

always

Replace the whole set of

batteries at one time, taking

care not to mix old and new

batteries of different types,

since this can result in

leakage, or in extreme

cases, fire or explosion.

always

Store unused batteries in

their packaging and away

from metal objects which

may cause a short circuit

resulting in leakage, or in

extreme cases, fire or

explosion.

always

Remove dead batteries from

equipment, and all batteries

from equipment that is to be

left for long periods of time

without any use. Otherwise

the batteries may leak and

cause damage.

never!

Never dispose of batteries in

fire as this can cause an

explosion.

Respect the environment -

always dispose of batteries

in an environmentally friendly

manner.

never!

Never attempt to recharge

ordinary batteries, either in a

charger or by applying heat to

them. They may leak, cause

fire or even explode.

Rechargeable NiCAD batteries

and chargers can be

purchased from any good

High Street electrical retailer.

GETTING STARTED

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This will be dim when your TV is on and

bright when in standby mode. It will

also flash when a function from your

remote control is being sent to the TV.

This is for reading commands sent from

your remote control handset.

Use this to switch your TV on and off.

(When switched off using this button, your

TV consumes no power - unlike when in

standby mode).

To use the controls push the door in and release.

These sockets are for use with

external equipment.

This socket is for use with

external equipment.

Used with headphones (3.5mm

stereo jack plug required).

Used to access your on screen MAIN

MENU for TV features adjustment.

Used to change the TV channel up ‘+’ or

down ‘-’ (or cursor up and down when

using the On Screen Display menus).

Used to increase ‘+’, or decrease ‘-’

your TV's sound (or cursor right and left

when in On Screen Display menus).

on/off button

TV mode light (red)

infra-red lens

television controls door panel

headphone socket

S-VHS sockets

audio/video sockets

volume buttons

programme buttons

menu button

Front Control Panel Details

Basic Connection

This will be lit when the TV is in Active

Standby, i.e. the digital receiver is still

operating, allowing you to record, when

the TV is in Standby mode. (Please see

VCR Recording section of this

manual). If this light is flashing, it

indicates that the modem is in use.

TV mode light (green)

GETTING STARTED

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External Equipment - Analogue

Basic Connection

GETTING STARTED

Use this socket to connect

ordinary VHS, S-VHS or Hi8

equipment to your TV.

Use this to connect digital

video broadcasting

equipment, home computers

and home entertainment

systems to your TV.

Use this socket for analogue

TV reception.

AV2 scart input

AV1 scart input

RF aerial socket

Before connecting

external equipment,

please consult

Audio Visual Setup

section.

important note on installation

If you intend placing this TV into a cabinet or wall alcove, please ensure there

is at least a 100mm (10cm) gap to the sides, rear and top of the television. This

is to allow for adequate ventilation.

Do not allow soft furnishings, such as curtains to be draped over the TV whilst in

operation.

Never place the TV onto a carpet during normal operation - this could obstruct

ventilation slots on the base of the TV.

Always place the TV on a flat surface, or if supplied, the stand accessory.

Failure to observe the above guidelines could result in serious

overheating of your TV, or even, in extreme cases, fire.

The 18V power output socket

is specifically designed for

HITACHI accessories -

UNDER NO CIRCUMST

ANCES

connect any other accessory

to this socket as this could

cause irreparable damage to

your equipment!

18V Socket

The DIN sockets are used to

connect 2 external speakers for

which no amplifier is necessary. R

is for the Right external speaker,

and L is for the Left external

speaker.

Please Note:

Do not connect

supplied rear left and rear right

external speakers to these

sockets. Obtain speakers with DIN

sockets from your HITACHI dealer.

DIN sockets

External Equipment - Digital

Basic Connection

8

GETTING STARTED

This serial port will connect

directly to external equipment

in future developments.

This socket should be

permanently connected to

your RF source - i.e. your

aerial antenna.

This slot is to be used to

accommodate future digital

services, (such as Pay-Per-

View), software upgrades and

additional external equipment

connected to your digital

system.

digital ‘RF IN’

serial port

card slot 1

Before connecting

external equipment,

please consult

Audio Visual Setup

section.

To take advantage of the

modem and future services,

you will require a modem lead,

(431A plug to EJ11 plug -

not supplied), and a dual

outlet adaptor to connect to

your existing phone socket.

Details on how to connect the

equipment are given in the

MODEM CONNECTION

section.

modem socket

This should be permanently

connected to the ‘link lead’,

which should be either

connected to external

equipment, or directly to the

RF aerial socket.

digital ‘RF OUT’

This slot is to be used to

accommodate future digital

services, (such as audio

description, subscription TV

and additional external

equipment connected to

your digital system.

card slot 2

TV Setup

Connect the digital ‘link lead’ to TV ‘in’ socket marked .

Please Note: Follow the diagram

above carefully when connecting the digital ‘link lead’, as there are 2 sockets marked at the rear of

your TV. Use the socket on the left.

2

Connect TV ‘out’ to VCR ‘in’ socket. This socket may also be marked .

3

9

aerial and VCR installation

Basic Connection

GETTING STARTED

AERIAL

* Scart leads should be

fitted between your TV and

other equipment to enhance

your picture and sound quality.

Scart leads are essential if you

have a stereo TV and VCR and wish to

obtain stereo sound from your

equipment. These leads can be

purchased from your Hitachi

dealer or any good High Street

electrical retailer.

VHS video equipment

should be connected to the

AV1 scart socket located at the

rear of your TV. A dedicated

programme number may be

assigned to AV1, allowing you easier

access to external equipment

viewing. How to assign an AV signal

to dedicated programme numbers is

explained in signal source entry

section.

IMPORTANT

NOTE :

When you connect

your VCR to your

television, the

Audio Visual option

has to be set correctly to

ensure best picture

quality - see audio

visual setup section.

RF LEADS (2 SUPPLIED)

SCART LEAD * (optional)

VCR

2

3

4

Connect VCR ‘out’ to TV ‘in’ socket marked .

4

Please Note

: If you only want to connect a VCR to your television, follow the diagram

below. If you also want to connect a DVD Player or Digibox to your Television, please

see the ‘Advanced TV Setup’ overleaf.

Connect your aerial flylead to the digital ‘link’ lead. Keep the flylead as short as possible and replace

with an adaptor if feasible.

1

Please Note : Your TV is supplied with 2 RF leads. One of these leads has a ‘block’ at each end. This is the

digital ‘link lead’. Connect as shown in the diagram below.

ADAPTOR

Advanced TV Setup

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aerial and VCR installation

Basic Connection

GETTING STARTED

Connect DIGIBOX ‘out’ to VCR ‘in’ socket. This socket may also be marked .

4

Connect VCR ‘out’ to TV ‘in’ socket marked .

5

AERIAL

VCR

DIGIBOX

DVD PLAYER/

COMPUTER/GAMES

1

Please Note : Your TV is supplied with 2 RF leads. One of these leads has a ‘block’ at each end. This is the

digital ‘link lead’. Connect as shown in the diagram below.

4

Connect the digital ‘link lead’ to TV ‘in’ socket marked .

Please Note: Follow the diagram

above carefully when connecting the digital ‘link lead’, as there are 2 sockets marked at the rear of

your TV. Use the socket on the left.

2

Connect your aerial flylead to the digital ‘link’ lead. Keep the flylead as short as possible and replace

with an adaptor if feasible.

1

Connect TV ‘out’ to DIGIBOX ‘in’ socket. This socket may also be marked .

3

ADAPTOR

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aerial and VCR installation

Basic Connection

GETTING STARTED

* Scart leads should be

fitted between your TV and

other equipment to enhance

your picture and sound quality.

Scart leads are essential if you

have a stereo TV and VCR and wish to

obtain stereo sound from your

equipment. These leads can be

purchased from your Hitachi

dealer or any good High Street

electrical retailer.

VHS video equipment

should be connected to the

AV1 scart socket located at the

rear of your TV. A dedicated

programme number may be

assigned to AV1, allowing you easier

access to external equipment

viewing. How to assign an AV signal

to dedicated programme numbers is

explained in signal source entry

section.

IMPORTANT

NOTE :

When you connect

your VCR to your

television, the

Audio Visual option

has to be set correctly to

ensure best picture

quality - see audio

visual setup section.

RF LEADS (2 SUPPLIED)

SCART LEADS *

(optional)

2

3

5

SCART ADAPTOR

(if required)

PLEASE NOTE: This

adaptor is optional. You

can however purchase

one from your HITACHI

dealer or any good

electrical retailer.

External Speaker Socket Details

Basic Connection

12

GETTING STARTED

Please ensure that the external speakers are of the correct impedance and power rating

before attempting to connect to any of the audio sockets (please refer to the table opposite).

Use one of these connections to connect

your TV to external equipment such as a DVD,

LaserDisc or Compact Disc player.

coaxial and optical digital connectors

The speaker terminals are used to connect

external speakers for which no amplifier is

necessary

REAR RIGHT is for the rear right external speaker,

and REAR LEFT is for the rear left external speaker.

Connect the BLACK lead to the BLACK sockets

Connect the STRIPED lead to the RED sockets.

external speaker terminal block

These sockets are used in conjunction with an

external amplifier. Their volume output can be

controlled via the main volume control and also the

Speaker Setup menu - see Speaker Setup in the

programme, sound and vision adjustment

section.

amplifier

The plastic dust cap protecting the

optical digital in socket has to be removed

before connection with external equipment.

DO NOT THROW THE DUST COVER AWAY.

KEEP THE DUST COVER AWAY FROM

YOUNG CHILDREN.

This is used to protect the optical digital

connection from foreign bodies.

plastic dust cap

Please Note:

The REAR LEFT and REAR

RIGHT speakers should have an impedance of 6 -

8 . The FRONT LEFT and FRONT RIGHT

speakers should have an impedance of 8 .

External Speaker Setup

Basic Connection

13

GETTING STARTED

...notes on external speaker setup

The external speaker equipment supplied with your television also comes with connecting cables. Use

these cables to connect the sockets at the rear of your speakers to those found at the rear of your television.

centre speaker

sub-woofer

rear left

rear right

optional optical

cable for digital

sound

DVD player (optional)

With your television you

have been supplied with

external speakers. Use the

supplied cables to connect the

speakers as shown.

Connect the BLACK leads to

the BLACK sockets and the

STRIPED leads to the RED or

WHITE sockets.

The centre speaker is responsible for

the dialog reproduced by your television.

This piece of equipment is triangular in shape.

NOTE:

The CENTRE speaker should be

positioned either on top of your television or

beneath it, to achieve the best audio results.

The sub woofer is

responsible for the bass sound

reproduced by your television. This

piece of equipment is rectangular in

shape.

NOTE:

The position of the SUB

WOOFER speaker is less important

acoustically

TV

your seating

position

centre speaker

sub woofer

rear left speaker

rear right speaker

Please Note:

For the best audio

effects position the

external speakers

as close as

possible to the

positions shown.

rear right

external

rear left

external

front right

external

front left

external

centre

speaker

sub-

woofer

36” MODEL



optional optional



separate

IMPEDANCE

6-8

8 8

8

4

Programme Tuning

Handset Operation

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GETTING STARTED

This button is

used to return to the

previous on screen

menu you were

viewing, or to cancel a

selection.

Press this

button to leave the

menu you are on and

return to normal TV

operation.

This button is

used to enter the

main menu. This is

where your TV’s

features options are

displayed.

Use this button

to move the menu

selection box right.

Use this button

to move the menu

selection box down.

cursor down

cursor up

go back

accept

menu

exit

cursor right

The handset controls shown below are used when programming your TV and

to adjust the sound and picture features.

cursor left

Use this button to

move the menu

selection box left.

Use this button to

move the menu

selection box up.

This button is used

to confirm a

highlighted

selection.

Use these

buttons for control of

your HITACHI VCR and

Set Top Box receiver

respectively.

other

equipment

When viewing an on-screen menu, there is a time delay of 20 seconds before the menu

clears. If no adjustments are made within this time, your TV will return to normal operation.

Use this button

to change between

Digital and Analogue

operation modes of

your TV.

digital

Digital Handset Controls

Handset Operation

15

GETTING STARTED

digital

Use this button to

switch your TV

between digital and

analogue reception.

TV guide

When in digital mode,

press this button to

view all programmes

on the broadcasters

schedule

Use the handset controls below to

use the on-screen features available with

your digital TV.

help

This button is for

development as an

on-screen aid in the

use of future digital

services.

info

Use this button to

display information on

the programme you

are watching.

cancel

Use this button to

restart a Teletext type

of programme.

subtitles

Use this button to

select subtitles.

colours

(Red, Green, Yellow,

Blue). On certain

programmes, these

buttons will have

special functions.

Television Operation

Handset Operation

16

This button allows you

to ‘freeze’ the picture being

viewed on your television.

freeze frame

When teletext is

available, use this

button to display the

current time on screen.

time

This button

allows you to switch

the TV’s sound on and

off.

sound mute

This allows you

to directly input

known broadcasting

CH or frequency

numbers. (Only for

analogue operation.)

frequency

Press this

button to view the

current TV status.

Used to switch your TV

in and out of standby mode.

standby

Used to increase or

decrease your TV’s

volume.

volume controls

This button

allows you to switch

between the various

wide screen modes of

your TV.

16:9 button

Used to select a signal

source for external equipment.

AV input

Used to

change between

channels.

programme

controls

Use this button

to change the

scanning mode of

your TV - from 100Hz

to Progressive scan.

Progressive

Scan

info

Used to enter

programme numbers or

frequency/CH entry in manual

setup.

0-9 digit entry

If you are receiving a

stereo signal this button selects

between stereo and mono

channels, or different languages

if you are receiving dual

languages.

nicam/

language

This button is used to

return to the previous menu

you were viewing, or to

cancel a selection.

cancel

Use this button to display

subtitles from external equipment

which may be obscured when in

C16:9L, C14:9LS, or C14:9L

letterbox modes. Press again to

enter subtitle text mode.

subtitles

The handset controls shown here are used when your TV is in normal

operation.

Note: Items marked

*

are not available on this model.

*

GETTING STARTED

Teletext Functions

Handset Operation

17

The handset controls shown here are used when you are

operating Analogue Teletext.

(red, green,

yellow, blue)

On certain pages in

teletext, these will

have coded instructions

i.e. a shortcut to a

teletext page or title.

colours

Restores TV

picture whilst the TV

is l

ooking for the

entered

Teletext page.

Use this to access a subtitle page

directly (subject to subtitle service

broadcasting).

Use this button

to expand the size of

the teletext page on

view.

Press this

button to return to

normal TV operations

when in the teletext

mode.

When in

Teletext mode, press

once to display the

current page and the

next in the magazine,

press again to view

current page and TV

picture.

Used in Teletext

mode to show hidden

information eg. quiz

pages answers.

reveal

dual page

television

expand

subtitles

Pressing this

button will take you to

the index page.

index

When in dual

teletext mode, this

acts as a copy button

to copy the right hand

side page to the left

and side.

OK

Use this to

‘freeze’ the teletext

page on display to

prevent the page

changing (press again

to continue).

hold

Press this

button to use the

Teletext services.

teletext

update

Use the menu

button to swap

between Fastext and

favourite page

options.

menu

In Teletext

toggles between the

last and current page.

(in TV mode returns

from your current

viewing channel to the

previous one).

swap

Use this to clear

the left and side page if

in dual teletext mode.

cancel

GETTING STARTED

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important note on VCR

Do not switch your TV on until all external equipment is connected. If you have a Video

Cassette Recorder connected to this TV please ensure that it is switched on before automatic

tuning begins. Insert a pre-recorded tape into your VCR and begin playback of your equipment.

This ensures that your VCR is tuned in during the autotune procedure.

If you are satisfied all external

equipment has been connected, you

can begin AUTOTUNE.

To make your programme

tuning easier, HITACHI have

installed an automatic

tuning procedure to find

the services in your area.

Switch your TV on.

1

2

Autotune

Installation

connecting to the mains socket

Please Note

- If you have not already done so, please read television safety

before connecting your television and external equipment.

insert plug...

...and switch on

Important : Before you switch on your television, it is important that the external speakers

supplied with your television are connected. This can be seen in the External Speaker Setup

section.

GETTING STARTED

The first screen

viewed will show a

layout of the rear of your

TV and the Autotune options.*

It is recommended that both

analogue and digital

programmes are stored at the

same time, so press button ‘1’

on your handset and

AUTOTUNE will begin.

3

* Please Note : If this screen does not appear at

Switch On, follow steps 4 - 14. If the screen does

appear, go directly to step 9, then continue.

Press and hold the MENU button for 5 seconds.

The INSTALL option in the MAIN MENU appears.

Press the cursor DOWN button to select

INSTALL.

Once highlighted, accept selection.

4

5

6

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Autotune

Installation

By using the

UP/DOWN buttons,

you can view

all the

services

found and

stored during AUTOTUNE.

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To finish the installation process and return to normal TV operation press the MENU

button on your handset twice.

14

Your TV will now search through the analogue

frequencies, listing them into the following

order - 1.BBC1, 2.BBC2, 3.ITV

4.CH4/S4C, 5.CH5 (subject to availability).

Note: If there is no service name information on the

broadcasting signal, the sorting order is decided on

signal strength.

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GETTING STARTED

Your TV will now search

through the digital

frequencies. It stores the

services in the Digital

Organiser as it finds them.

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organising and deleting services

You can now organise the services into your preferred order and also delete any services that

you don’t want. For information on swapping service positions and deleting, please see the

‘Digital Organiser’ section of this manual.

Next, the country screen requires you to

select the country in which you will be

watching your TV. Use the LEFT/RIGHT

buttons to adjust.

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Once the country of your choice is viewed,

press the OK button to continue.

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Press the cursor DOWN button to select

INSTALLATION.

Once highlighted, accept selection.

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Digital Logical Channel Numbers

Installation

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Logical Channel Number List (It is subject to change)

(You may not have all these services in your area - Please check local press).

LCN Title LCN Title LCN Title

1 BBC ONE 35 Taste CFN 70

2 BBC TWO 36 Discovery (K&W) 71

3 ITV 37 Play UK 72

4 Channel 4 (S4C in Wales) 38 UK Horizon/Style 73

5 Channel 5 39 Nick/Paramount 74

6 ITV 2 40 75

7 BBC CHOICE 41 Film Four 76

8 Channel 4 (in Wales) 42 E4 77

9 Teletext UK 43 78

10 BBC TEXT 44 TV Travel Shop 79

11 BBC NEWS 24 45 ONgames 1 80

12 BBC PARLIAMENT 46 ONgames 2 81

13 BBC Knowledge 47 82

14 Four Text 48 ITN 83

15 49 84

16 ITV TEXT + 50 ONrequest Info 85

17 51 ONrequest 1 86

18 S4C-2 52 ONrequest 2 87

18 TELE G 53 ONrequest 3 88

19 Shop! 54 ONrequest 4 89

20 ON view 55 ONrequest 5 90 Adult Channel

21 Sky Sports 1 56 ONrequest

ADULT 91

22 Sky Sports 2 57 92

23 Sky Sports 3 58 93

24 Sky Movie Max 59 94

25 Sky Premier 60 95

26 Sky One 61 96

27 Cartoon Network 62 97

28 Carlton Cinema 63 Wellbeing 98

29 British Eurosport 64 99 ONSport 1

30 Granada Plus 65

31 Granada Breeze/M&M 66

32 UK Gold 67

33 MTV 68

34 CITV 69

Digital Logical Channel Number Orders

Logical Channel Numbers (LCN) are provided by broadcasters (e.g. BBC/ONdigital etc), to

make it easier to find desired TV programmes. They are referred to in magazines, newspapers and

during TV adverts. So with this feature available, your TV services will now be stored in the order

found in these publications after you use “installation” or “add new services”.

The Logical Channel Numbers defined by the broadcasters are shown in the table below, and your

TV will tune them in this order. If more than two regional services are found, the one which is

strongest among the same service names is stored in the LCN. The other services are allocated to

other numbers which you can confirm in the “Digital TV Guide” or the “Digital Programme Swap”

and ”Digital Programme Delete” sections.

The order of services selected by up/down key can be re-arranged by your preference in the

“DIGITAL ORGANISER” menu, although the Logical Channel Number itself cannot be changed.

To select the service you desire, enter the LCN number on the handset directly.

Note: You can find out how to operate the “Add New Services” (in the “Digital Install” menu - Digital

Autotune section), “DIGITAL TUNING” and the “DIGITAL ORGANISER” menu in the relevant sections

of this User Guide.

GETTING STARTED

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Hitachi D36WF840N User manual

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