Akura APLDVD1621W-HDID Quick start guide

Brand: Akura

Model: APLDVD1621W-HDID

Type: Quick start guide

Akura APLDVD1621W-HDID is an all-in-one TV and DVD player that can be used to watch live TV, play DVDs, and view photos and videos from a USB drive. The TV has a 16-inch screen and supports both digital and analog TV signals. The DVD player is compatible with DVD-Video, DVD-R, and DVD-RW discs. The device also has a built-in USB port that can be used to connect a USB drive or other USB devices.

Here are some of the features and possible use cases of the Akura APLDVD1621W-HDID:

Watch live TV: The TV can be used to watch live TV channels. It supports both digital and analog TV signals, so you can watch channels from both over-the-air and cable providers.

Here are some of the features and possible use cases of the Akura APLDVD1621W-HDID:

Watch live TV: The TV can be used to watch live TV channels. It supports both digital and analog TV signals, so you can watch channels from both over-the-air and cable providers.

GETTING STARTED

1. Please read the safety section (page 2) in the main instructions before proceeding further. This section

contains vital information to ensure safe positioning and use of the TV

2. Unpack the TV and place on a flat level surface suitable to support the weight of the TV (3.0 kg approx.).

3. Remove the plastic protective film on the front of the screen, (If fitted).

4. Connect the aerial into the TV Tuner connector at the left side of the TV (Fig 2).

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5. Connect the mains power lead to the mains adaptor and insert the DC jack into

the DC-INPUT socket at the left side of the TV. Plug in and switch on at the

mains. The LED indicator on the TV will illuminate and show red (Fig 1).

6. Open the battery compartment cover (Fig 3) on the reverse of the remote

control. Insert 2 x AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries in accordance with the diagram in

the battery compartment. Take care to observe the correct polarity (+/-). Refit

the battery compartment cover

7. Press the POWER button (Fig 4) to turn the TV set on. The LED indicator will

turn green and after a few seconds, the screen will activate and the first time

installation menu (Fig. 5) will appear.

8. Use the cursor ▼/▲ buttons on the remote control to move up and down the

display to highlight desired options.

9. The default language is “English” if you want another language select that

language using the ►/◄ buttons and press OK.

10. Select AUTOTUNING and press Ok. Fig 6 will be displayed, using the ▲/▼

buttons select to country of use (UK is default). Select START and press Ok, the

TV will now search the entire UHF range for both digital and Analog TV stations.

See Fig 7. When search is complete the TV will display the first channel (BBC1)

in DVBt mode.

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Fig 1

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WATCHING TV (basic operation)

11. To select a channel either enter the number of the channel using the number

buttons on the remote control or scroll through the channels using the channel

CH+/- buttons.

12. To view analogue TV channels press the SOURCE button to display the source

menu. Using the cursor ▲ / ▼ buttons highlight TV on the menu and press Ok to

select. To view digital TV channels select DTV on this same menu.

13. To check the list of channels stored, press the CH.LIST button to display the

channel list and use the cursor ▲ / ▼ buttons to move up and down the display.

To select a channel, highlight the channel on the list and press Ok to confirm.

14. Adjust the volume to the desired level using the volume or cursor ◄ / ►buttons.

The sound can be silenced by pressing the MUTE button on the remote control

and a mute symbol will appear on the screen. Press the MUTE button a second

time to restore the sound.

15. To switch off the TV for short periods, press the POWER button. The TV will go

into standby mode and the LED indicator will change to red. If not using the TV

for extended periods turn off at the mains switch to conserve electricity, all

settings will be retained.

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APLDVD1621W-HDID

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Quick Start Guide

DVD Operation

16. To select DVD operation press the SOURCE button to display the source menu. Using the cursor ▲ / ▼ buttons

highlight DVD on the menu and press Ok to confirm.

18 Place a DVD or CD-R disc into the slot on the right side of the Tv. (Fig 8). The disc must have the Label side facing

you and the Mirror side facing away. Do not handle the disc surface . Push the disc in gently and it will load

automatically.

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19 The disc will now start to be “Read” and then, depending upon the type of disc, will play or display the disc menu or

disc contents. Select the item you wish to view, using the navigation buttons on the remote control and press Ok.

20. To manually control DVD play you can use the control buttons located on the side panel (Fig 9).

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For advanced operation of this TV and DVD player please consult the Instruction Manual.

Should you have difficulty in operating this unit, please consult the Trouble Shooting Guide in the Instruction

Manual. If you suspect a fault, please contact the Customer Help Line, details of which can be found in

the Instruction Manual.

21. When you wish to remove a disc, press STOP and then EJECT. Do not grip the disc to pull it out of the player, wait

until the disc stops moving before gripping the disc outer and removing carefully. See page 20 in the main manual

for correct handling of discs

Label Side

Flat Screen

Although the Flat screen is made with high precision technology and 99.9% or more of the

pixels are effective, dots may appear. These can be black or bright dots (red, green or blue)

and may appear constantly on the Flat screen. This is a structural property of the Flat panel

and is not a malfunction.

Akura APLDVD1621W-HDID Quick start guide

Brand: Akura

Model: APLDVD1621W-HDID

Type: Quick start guide

Here are some of the features and possible use cases of the Akura APLDVD1621W-HDID:

Watch live TV: The TV can be used to watch live TV channels. It supports both digital and analog TV signals, so you can watch channels from both over-the-air and cable providers.

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