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Instructions for use
L32VK06U
32" LCD Colour Television
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IMPORTANT - If placing TV into cabinet or alcove, 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 operation. Please read the
main Users Guide for more safety information before installation.
insert the batteries into your handset
QUICK GUIDE
either connect the aerial straight to your TV...
...or connect the aerial through a VCR...
Aerial (RF) Socket
wall
socket
wall
socket
Aerial (RF)
Lead
Aerial (RF)
Lead
• It is recommended that a scart lead should be fitted between your TV and VCR 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.
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ANT.IN
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AV-1
AV-2
Aerial (RF) Socket
Optional Scart Lead
TV to VCR
(RF) connector
lead VCR to TV
Aerial (RF) Socket VCR
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...or through a VCR and satellite decoder.
ANT.IN
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RF Lead to
Aerial
RF Lead
from VCR to
Satellite
RF Lead from
VCR to TV
Satellite LNB lead
Aerial
VCR
• Scart Lead to
AV-1 on TV.
AV-1
TV VCR
AV-2
TFT-LCD TV
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...or through a HDMI and YPbPr pr oducts (DVD-RW)
DVD RECORDER
COMPONENT
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ANT.IN
ANTENNA
HDMI OUT
(RF) connector
lead Device to TV
wall
socket
Aerial (RF)
Lead
Aerial (RF) Socket
• High Definition
Your LCD Television is capable of displaying High Definition pictures from devices such as a High Definition Satellite Receiver or DVD
Device.These devices must be connected via the HDMI socket or Component Socket.
TFT-LCD TV
Scart Lead to AV-1 on TV.
Note : These three methods of connection perform the same function but in different levels of quality. It is not
necessary to connect by all three methods.
AUDIO OUT
HDMI cable
Audio In
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basic functions of remote control
connect the TV plug to the mains socket
switch your TV on
by setting the on/off button to position | .
NB: When the set is first switched on, the set will be in standby and the indicator
on the front of the set will illuminate red. Press Operate/Standby or channel
up down (P- , P+) or numeric buttons (1, 2, 3, ...) to operate.
insert plug...
European
plug
...and switch on
insert plug...
UK plug
Programme Up
Programme Down
To select a programme
number.
For navigation of the menus
SIDE
VIEW
Operate/Standby
RC 3900
To enter the main menu
Volume Up
Volume Down
Once the TV has found all your local stations, they are then automatically
assigned a programme number and name, if available from the broadcast.
important note.
start A.P.S. (Auto Programming System)
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After APS is finalized, the programme table will appear on the screen. In the
programme list you will see the programme numbers and names assigned to
the programmes.
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After Automatic Search process is completed, a message asking for
analogue channel search appears on the screen. To continue Auto Program,
first set the language, country and teletext language by using or button and
then press the RED or OK button
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For details, please refer to the Install Menu section of the instruction book.
When the TV is turned on for the first time, the menu for the language selection
appears on the screen. The message “Welcome please select your
language!” is written in all language options sequentially in the menu on the
screen. By pressing
or
buttons highlight the language you want to set and
press OK. After then, First time Installation Menu will appear on screen. By
pressing
or
buttons, select country item you want to set and press OK button.
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After the First Time Installation is set, the following message appears on the
screen. Do you want to start an automatic channel scan?
To start automatic search, select “Yes”, to cancel select “No”. This process will
take about five minutes. To cancel searching, you can press “MENU”
button at
any time during the process.
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Contents
Features ................................................................. 4
Introduction ............................................................. 4
Package Contents .................................................. 4
Preparation ............................................................. 5
Safety Precautions ................................................. 5
Power Source ..................................................... 5
Power Cord ......................................................... 5
Moisture and Water ............................................ 6
Cleaning.............................................................. 6
Heat and Flames ................................................ 6
Lightning ............................................................. 6
Replacement Parts ............................................. 6
Servicing ............................................................. 6
Waste Disposal ................................................... 6
Information for Users in European Union
Countries ............................................................ 6
Disconnecting the Device ................................... 6
Headphone Volume ............................................ 7
Installation........................................................... 7
LCD Screen ........................................................ 7
Warning .............................................................. 7
Inserting Batteries in the Remote Control............... 7
Switching the TV On/Off ......................................... 7
To Switch the TV On ........................................... 7
To Switch the TV Off ........................................... 7
Overview of the Remote Control ............................ 8
LCD TV and Operating Buttons .............................. 9
Viewing the Connections- Back Connectors .......... 9
Viewing the Connections - Side Connectors .........11
Power Connection .................................................11
Aerial Connection ..................................................11
Using the Cable Holder ........................................ 12
Using USB Input ................................................... 12
USB Memory Connection ................................. 12
Connecting the LCD TV to a PC ........................... 12
Connecting to a DVD Player................................. 13
Using Side AV Connectors ................................... 13
Connecting Other Equipment via Scart ................ 13
Input Selection ...................................................... 14
Basic Operations .................................................. 14
Operation with the Buttons of the TV ................ 14
Operation with the Remote Control .................. 14
Initial Settings ....................................................... 14
General Operation ................................................ 15
Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)................. 15
Programme Options.......................................... 16
Analogue Teletext ............................................. 16
Widescreen ....................................................... 16
IDTV Menu System .............................................. 17
Channel List ...................................................... 17
Navigating the Entire Channel List ................... 17
Moving the channels in the channel list ............ 17
Deleting the Channels in the Channel List ....... 17
Renaming channels .......................................... 17
Adding Locks to Channels ................................ 18
Setting Favourites ............................................. 18
Program Guide ................................................. 18
Common Interface ........................................... 18
TV Setup ........................................................... 18
Setup ................................................................ 19
Confi guration .................................................... 19
Language Settings ............................................ 20
Installation......................................................... 21
Analogue TV Menu System .................................. 22
Picture Menu..................................................... 22
Sound Menu ..................................................... 23
Feature Menu ................................................... 24
Install Menu ...................................................... 25
Source Menu .................................................... 26
Media Browser Menu............................................ 27
Playing .mp3 Files ............................................ 27
Playing .jpg Files............................................... 27
PC Mode Menu System........................................ 27
PC Position Menu ............................................. 27
Displaying TV Information .................................... 28
Mute Function ....................................................... 28
Picture Mode Selection......................................... 28
Freezing Picture ................................................... 28
Zoom Modes......................................................... 28
Auto .................................................................. 28
16:9 ................................................................... 28
4:3 ..................................................................... 29
Panoramic......................................................... 29
14:9 ................................................................... 29
Cinema ............................................................. 29
Subtitle .............................................................. 29
Zoom................................................................. 29
Teletext ................................................................. 29
Tips ....................................................................... 30
Screen Care...................................................... 30
Image Persistence ............................................ 30
No Power .......................................................... 30
Poor Picture ...................................................... 30
No Picture ......................................................... 30
Sound ............................................................... 30
Remote Control................................................. 30
Input Sources.................................................... 30
Appendix A: PC Input Typical Display Modes ....... 31
Appendix B: AV and HDMI Signal Compatibility
(Input Signal Types) .............................................. 32
Appendix C: Supported File Formats for
USB Mode ............................................................ 33
Appendix D: Supported DVI Resolutions.............. 33
Specifi cations ....................................................... 34
Digital Reception (DVB-T) .................................... 34
Digital Reception (DVB-T2) .................................. 34
DVB-T functionality information ............................ 35
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Features
• Remote controlled colour LCD TV.
• Fully integrated digital TV (DVB-T DVB-T2 - MPEG2
MPEG4).
• DTV input supports 1920x1080i
• HDMI connectors for digital video and audio. This
connection is also designed to accept high defi nition
signals.
• USB input.
• 200 programmes from VHF, UHF(analogue).
• 1000 programmes for digital mode (IDTV).
• Integrated tuner TNT HD, MPEG 2 / MPEG 4
compatible.
• OSD menu system.
• Two scart sockets for external devices (such as
video, video games, audio set, etc.).
• Stereo sound system. (German+Nicam)
• Teletext, fastext, TOP text.
• Headphone connection.
• Automatic programming system.
• Forward or backward manual tuning.
• Automatic sound mute when no transmission.
• NTSC playback.
• AVL (Automatic Volume Limiting).
• When no valid signal is detected, after 5 minutes the
TV switches itself automatically to standby mode.
• PLL (Frequency Search).
• PC input.
• Plug&Play for Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista,
Windows 7.
• Audio line out.
• Game Mode
Introduction
Thank you for choosing this product. This manual will
guide you for the proper operation of your
TV. Before operating the TV, please read
this manual thoroughly.
Please do keep this manual in a safe place
for future references.
Read the corresponding instructions of this
handbook prior to the fi rst usage of the
device, even when the usage of electronic devices is
familiar to you. Notice especially the chapter SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS. Carefully keep the handbook as
future reference. When selling the device or giving it
away, absolutely give these direction for use.
• This device is intended to receive and display TV
programs. The different connection options make
an additional expansion of the reception and display
sources possible (receiver, DVD player, DVD
recorder, VCR, PC etc.). This device is only suitable
for the operation in dry interiors. This appliance is
intended solely for private domestic use and may not
be used for industrial and commercial purposes. We
exclude liability in principle, if the device is not used
as intended, or unauthorized modifi cations have
been made. To operate your LCD-TV in extreme
ambient conditions may cause the damage of the
device.
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Instruction Book
Quick Guide
Cable Holer
LCD TV
Note: You should check the accessories after purchasing.
Make sure that each accessory is included.
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Preparation
For ventilation, leave a free space of at least 10 cm
all around the set. To prevent any fault and unsafe
situations, please do not place any objects on top
of the set.
Use this device in moderate climates.
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Safety Precautions
Please read the following recommended
safety precautions carefully for your
safety.
SOME DOS AND DON’TS ON THE SAFE USE
OF EQUIPMENT
This equipment 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.
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DO read the operating instructions before you attempt
to use the equipment.
DO ensure that all electrical connections (including
the mains plug, extension leads and inter-connections
between the pieces of equipment) are properly
made and in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug
before making or changing connections.
DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt
about the installation, operation or safety of your
equipment.
DO be careful with glass panels or doors on
equipment.
DO route the mains lead so that it is not likely to be
walked on, crushed, chafed, or subjected to excessive
wear and tear or heat.
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DON’T remove any fi xed cover as this may expose
dangerous voltages.
DON’T obstruct the ventilation openings of the
equipment with items such as newspapers, tablecloths,
curtains, etc. Overheating will cause damage and
shorten the life of the equipment.
DON’T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to
dripping or splashing, or objects fi lled with liquids, such
as vases, to be placed on the equipment.
DON’T place hot objects or naked fl ame sources
such as lighted candles or nightlights on, or close to
equipment. High temperatures can melt plastic and
lead to fi res.
DON’T use makeshift stands and NEVER fi x legs
with wood screws - to ensure
complete safety always fit the manufacturer’s
approved stand or legs with the fi xings
provided according to the instructions.
DON’T use equipment such as personal stereos or
radios so that you are distracted from
the requirements of traffi c safety. It is illegal to watch
television whilst driving.
DON’T listen to headphones at high volume, as such
use can permanently damage your
hearing.
DON’T leave equipment switched on when it is
unattended unless it is specifi cally stated
that it is designed for unattended operation or has a
stand-by mode. Switch off using the
switch on the equipment and make sure that your
family know how to do this. Special
arrangements may need to be made for infi rm or
handicapped people.
DON’T 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.
ABOVE ALL
--- 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;
--- NEVER guess or take chances with
electrical equipment of any kind
--- it is better to be safe than sorry!
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Power Source
The TV set should be operated only from a 220-240
V AC, 50 Hz outlet. Ensure that you select the correct
voltage setting for your convenience.
Power Cord
Do not place the set, a piece of furniture, etc. on the
power cord (mains lead) or pinch the cord. Handle the
power cord by the plug. Do not unplug the appliance
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by pulling from the power cord and never touch the
power cord with wet hands as this could cause a short
circuit or electric shock. Never make a knot in the cord
or tie it with other cords. The power cords should be
placed in such a way that they are not likely to be
stepped on. A damaged power cord can cause fi re or
give you an electric shock. When it is damaged and
needs to be replaced, it should be done by qualifi ed
personnel.
This TV receiver is supplied with a moulded mains
plug. The mains plug must not be cut off, as it may
contain a special radio interference fi lter, the removal
of which could lead to impaired performance. If you
wish to extend the lead, obtain an appropriate safety
approved extension lead or consult your dealer.
Observe the manufacturers instructions when
connecting extension leads to the set. Check the fuse
rating on the new plug; this should be fi tted with a 5
Amp fuse which conforms to either ASTA or BSI
(BS1362) approvals, these are easily identifi able by
either the
ASA
or symbols. If you are in any doubt
about the installation of an extension lead, please
consult a competent electrician.
Moisture and Water
Do not use this device in a humid and
damp place (avoid the bathroom, the
sink in the kitchen, and near the washing
machine). Do not expose this device to
rain or water, as this may be dangerous
and do not place objects fi lled with liquids,
such as fl ower vases, on top. Avoid from
dripping or splashing.
If any solid object or liquid falls into the cabinet, unplug
the TV and have it checked by qualifi ed personnel
before operating it any further.
Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug the TV set
from the wall outlet. Do not use liquid or
aerosol cleaners. Use soft and dry cloth.
Ventilation
The slots and openings on the TV set are intended for
ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent
overheating, these openings must not be blocked or
covered in anyway.
Heat and Flames
The set should not be placed near to open
fl ames and sources of intense heat such
as an electric heater. Ensure that no open
fl ame sources, such as lighted candles,
are placed on top of the TV. Batteries
should not be exposed to excessive heat
such as sunshine, fi re or the like.
Lightning
In case of storm and lightning or when
going on holiday, disconnect the power
cord from the wall outlet.
Replacement Parts
When replacement parts are required, make sure that
the service technician has used replacement parts,
which are specifi ed by the manufacturer or have the
same specifi cations as the original one. Unauthorized
substitutions may result in fi re, electrical shock or
other hazards.
Servicing
Please refer all servicing to qualified
personnel. Do not remove the cover
yourself as this may result in an electric
shock.
Waste Disposal
Instructions for waste disposal:
• Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and
should principally be recycled. Packaging materials,
such as foil bag, must be kept away from children.
• Batteries, including those which are heavy metal-
free, should not be disposed of with household
waste. Please dispose of used battery in an
environment friendly manner. Find out about the
legal regulations which apply in your area. Don’t try
to recharge batteries. Danger of explosion. Replace
batteries only with the same or equivalent type.
• Cold cathode fluorescent lamp in LCD PANEL
contains a small amount of mercury; please follow
the local laws or regulations for disposal.
Information for Users in European
Union Countries
The above mark is in compliance with
the Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment Directive 2002/96/
EC (WEEE). The mark indicates
the requirement NOT to dispose
the equipment including any spent
or discarded batteries as unsorted
municipal waste, but use the return
and collection systems available. If the batteries or
accumulators included with this equipment display
the chemical symbol Hg, Cd, or Pb, then it means that
the battery has a heavy metal content of more than
0.0005% Mercury, or more than 0.002% Cadmium or
more than, 0.004% Lead.
Disconnecting the Device
The mains plug is used to disconnect TV set from
the mains and therefore it must remain readily
operable.
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Headphone Volume
Excessive sound pressure from earphones
and headphones can cause hearing loss.
Installation
To prevent injury, this device must be securely
attached to the wall in accordance with the installation
instructions when mounted to the wall (if the option
is available).
LCD Screen
The LCD panel is a very high technology product with
about a million thin fi lm transistors, giving you fi ne
picture details. Occasionally, a few non-active pixels
may appear on the screen as a fi xed blue, green or
red point. Please note that this does not affect the
performance of your product.
Warning
Do not leave your TV in standby or operating mode
when you leave your house.
•The Standby / On button doesn´t separate this
device completely from mains. Moreover the device
consumes power in the standby operation. In order
to separate the device completely from mains, the
mains plug has to be pulled from the mains socket.
Because of that the device should be set up in a
way, that an unobstructed access to mains socket
is guaranteed, so that in case of emergency the
mains plug can be pulled immediately. To exclude
the danger of fi re, the power cord should principally
be separated from the mains socket prior to a longer
period of non-usage, i.e. during vacations.
Electrical device not in the hands of children
Never let children use electrical device unsupervised.
Children can´t always recognize properly the
possible dangers. Batteries / accumulators can be
life threatening when swallowed. Store batteries
unreachable for small children. In case of swallowing
a battery medical aid has to be sought immediately.
Also keep the packaging foils away from children.
There is danger of suffocation.
Inserting Batteries in the
Remote Control
• Remove the battery cover located on the back of
the remote control by gently pulling backwards from
the indicated part.
• Insert two AAA/R3 or equivalent type batteries
inside. Place the batteries in the right directions and
replace the battery cover.
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Note: Remove the battery from remote control when it is not
to be used for a long period. Otherwise it can be damaged
due to any leakage of batteries.
Remote range is approximately 7m/23ft.
Switching the TV On/Off
To Switch the TV On
Connect the power cord to the 220-240V AC 50 Hz.
Please Note: On/off switch is located on the left-hand
side of the TV (from front view).
• Switch the “ ” button to position “|” so the TV
will switch to standby mode. Then the standby LED
lights up.
• To switch on the TV from standby mode either:
• Touch the “ ” button, P+ / P- or a numeric button
on the remote control.
• Touch the “
” or +/- button on the TV.
The TV will then switch on.
Note: If you switch on your TV via PROGRAMME UP/DOWN
buttons on the remote control or on the TV set, the programme
that you were watching last will be reselected.
By either method the TV will switch on.
To Switch the TV Off
• Switch the “ ” button to position 2 as illustrated,
so the TV will switch OFF.
• To power down the TV completely, unplug the
power cord from the mains socket.
Note: When the TV is switched to standby mode, standby LED
can blink to indicate that features such as Standby Searc
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Over Air D
ownload is active.
Note: This is normal operation and is not considered as a
fault.
Note: The TV switch on time is about 23 seconds please do
not touch the ON button again during this time as this will
return the TV to Stand by mode.
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Overview of the Remote Control
Standby / On1.
Mono/Stereo - Dual I-II 2.
Expand (in TXT mode)/ Image size3.
Green / Picture Menu / Subtitle on-off (in DTV 4.
mode)
Red /Sound Menu 5.
Numeric buttons6.
Teletext / Mix / PAT (in TXT mode) 7.
Cursor Left8.
Menu9.
AV / Source10.
Favourite Mode Selection (in DTV mode) 11.
Volume Up12.
Info / Reveal (in TXT mode)13.
Mute14.
Volume Down15.
Programme Down / Page up (in DTV mode)16.
Electronic programme guide (in DTV mode) 17.
Programme Up / Page down (in DTV mode)18.
Sleep Timer19.
Picture Mode Selecion20.
Okay (Store) / Select / Channel list (in DTV 21.
mode)/ Hold (in TXT mode)
Cursor Down22.
Exit (in DTV mode) / Return / Index page (in 23.
TXT mode)
Cursor Right / Subpage (in TXT mode)24.
Cursor Up25.
Previous programme26.
Yellow / Feature Menu 27.
Blue / Install Menu 28.
No function29.
Subtitle on-off (in DTV mode) / TXT subtitle30.
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LCD TV and Operating Buttons
FRONT and REAR VIEW SIDE VIEW Control Buttons
Standby button1.
TV/AV button2.
Programme Up/Down 3.
buttons
Volume Up/Down buttons4.
Note: Press
and
buttons at the same time to view
main menu.
Viewing the Connections- Back Connectors
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1. Subwoofer Out is for connecting an external, active subwoofer to the set to give a much deeper bass
effect.
Use an appropriate RCA cable to connect the set to a subwoofer unit.
Audio Line Outs 2. output audio signals to an external device such as an optional sound system.
To connect the external speakers to your TV, use AUDIO LINE OUTS of the TV with an audio cable.
3. EXT 2 inputs or outputs for external devices.
4. EXT 1 inputs or outputs for external devices.
Connect the SCART cable between
EXT (SCART) sockets on TV and EXT (SCART) socket on your
Standby LED
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external device (such as a decoder, a VCR or a DVD player).
Note: If an external device is connected via the
EXT (SCART) sockets, the TV will automatically switch
to AV mode. If both sockets are employed at the same time, EXT 1 will override EXT 2 unless manually
selected.
Note: You should connect the decoder to EXT-1, if you are planning to watch a scrambled channel.
The decoder might not function properly if you do not connect the decoder to the EXT 1 socket.
5. Component Video Inputs (YPbPr) are used for connecting component video.
You can connect the component video and audio sockets with a device that has component output.
Connect the component video cables between the COMPONENT VIDEO INPUTS on on the TV and
the component video outputs of your device. While connecting, be sure that the letters on your TV, “ Y”,
“Pb”, “ Pr” correspond with your device’s connectors.
6. PC/YPbPr Audio Inputs are used for connecting audio signals of a PC or a device that connects to the
TV via YPbPr.
Connect the PC audio cable between the AUDIO INPUTS on the TV and audio output of your PC to
enable PC audio.
Connect the audio cable between AUDIO INPUTS on the TV and audio outputs of your device to
enable component audio.
7. S/PDIF Coaxial Out outputs digital audio signals of the currently watched source.
Use an SPDIF coaxial cable to
transfer audio signals to a device that has S/PDIF input.
8. RF Input connects to an antenna or a cable system..
Note that if you use a decoder or a media recorder, you should connect the aerial cable through the
device to the television with an appropriate antenna cable, as shown in the illustration in the following
pages.
9.
Ethernet (LAN) Input is used for MHEG return channel (future service, currently under development by
broadcaster).
PC Input10. is for connecting a personal computer to the TV set.
Connect the PC cable between the PC INPUT on the TV and the PC output on your PC.
11. HDMI 2: HDMI Input
HDMI 1: HDMI Input12.
HDMI Inputs are for connecting a device that has an HDMI socket. Your LCD Television is capable of
displaying High Defi nition pictures from devices such as a High Defi nition Satellite Receiver or DVD
Player. These devices must be connected via the HDMI sockets or Component Socket. No sound
connection is needed for an HDMI to HDMI connection.
When you use the wall mount kit (optional) with the LCD TV, we would defi nitely recommend to plug all your
cables into the back of the LCD before mounting to the wall.
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Viewing the Connections - Side Connectors
CI Slot is used for inserting a CI card. A CI card allows you to view all 1.
the channels that you subscribe to. For more information, see “Common
Interface” section.
Side USB Input 12. .
Important Notice: Side USB Input 1 is for service use only. Note that this
USB connector does not have any other functions such as playing audio or
picture fi les.
Side USB input 23. is available in analogue TV mode. You can use Media
Browser screen to browse a connected USB disk.
HDMI-34. : HDMI Input.
Headphone jack is used for connecting an external headphone to the system. 5.
Connect to the HEADPHONE jack to listen to the TV from headphones
(optional).
Video Input is used for connecting video signals of external devices. Connect 6.
the video cable between the VIDEO IN socket on the TV and the VIDEO OUT
jack on your device.
Audio Inputs are used for connecting audio signals of external devices. 7.
Connect the audio cable between the AUDIO INPUTS on the TV and the
AUDIO OUTPUT jacks on your device. Note: If you connect a device to the TV via the VIDEO INPUT,
you should also connect your device with an audio cable to the AUDIO INPUTS of the TV to enable
audio.
S-Video8. Input is used for connecting an S-VIDEO signal (e.g. from a camcorder or VCR). For using
S-VIDEO input; connect the video cable between the S-VIDEO input on the TV and the S-VIDEO
output on your device. Connect the audio cable between the AUDIO INPUTS (indicated with number 7
in the illustration) on the TV and the audio jacks on your device.
Standby switch is used for turning the TV on or off.9.
Power Connection
IMPORTANT : The TV set is designed to operate on 220-240V AC, 50 Hz.
• After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect the set to the
mains.
• Plug the power cable to the mains socket outlet.
Aerial Connection
• Connect the aerial or cable TV plug to the AERIAL INPUT socket located at the rear of the TV.
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Using the Cable Holder
You can use the supplied cable holder as the
following:
• Place the cable holder into the cable holder hole
located on the rear side of the TV as illustrated
above.
• Place cables into the cable holder after all necessary
connections are made.
Using USB Input
•You can connect USB devices to your TV by using
the USB input of the TV. This feature allows you to
display/play JPG and MP3 fi les stored in a USB
stick.
• It is possible that certain types of USB devices (e.g.
MP3 Players) may not be compatible with this TV.
• You may back up your fi les before making any
connections to the TV set in order to avoid any
possible data loss. Note that manufacturer will not
be responsible for any fi le damage or data loss.
• Do not pull out USB module while playing a fi le.
• The TV supports only FAT32 disk formatting. NTFS
format is not supported. If you connect a USB disk
with NTFS format, “usb is unformatted” osd will
be displayed.
CAUTION: Quickly plugging and unplugging
USB devices, is a very hazardous operation.
Especially, do not repeatedly quickly plug
and unplug the drive. This may cause
physical damage to the USB player and
especially the USB device itself .
SIDE VIEW USB MEMORY
USB Memory Connection
• Plug your USB device to the USB input of the TV.
• If the plugged USB disk is not recognised, please
reinsert the disk.
• It is recommended that you connect your USB
device directly to the
Side USB input 2 of the TV.
Some compatibility problems may occur if you use
a separate cable connection.
Connecting the LCD TV to a PC
For displaying your computer’s screen image on
your LCD TV, you can connect your computer to the
TV set.
• Power off both computer and display before making
any connections.
• Use 15-pin D-sub display cable to connect a PC to
the LCD TV.
• When the connection is made, switch to PC source.
See “Input selection” section.
• Set the resolution that suits your viewing requirements.
Resolution information can be found in the appendix
parts.
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PC audio cable
(not supplied)
to AUDIO INPUTS
on the TV
PC RGB cable
(not supplied)
to PC input
Audio
Inputs
PC Input
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Connecting to a DVD Player
If you want to connect a DVD player to your LCD
TV, you can use connectors of the TV set. DVD
players may have different connectors. Please refer
to your DVD player’s instruction book for additional
information. Power off both the TV and the device
before making any connections.
Note: Cables shown in the illustration are not supplied.
• If your DVD player has an HDMI socket, you can
connect via HDMI. When you connect to DVD player
as illustrated below, switch to HDMI source. See,
“Input Selection” section.
• Most DVD players are connected through
COMPONENT SOCKETS. Use a component video
cable to connect video input. For enabling audio, use
a component audio cable as illustrated below. When
the connection is made, switch to YPbPr source.
See, “Input selection” section.
• You may also connect through the EXT 1 or EXT 2.
Use a SCART cable as shown below.
Note: These three methods of connection perform the same
function but in different levels of quality. It is not necessary
to connect by all three methods.
HDMI
inputs
Scart sockets
Component
video
inputs
Component
audio
inputs
DVD Player
Using Side AV Connectors
You can connect a range of optional equipment
to your LCD TV. Possible connections are shown
below. Note that cables shown in the illustration are
not supplied.
• For connecting a camcorder, connect to the S-VIDEO
or VIDEO IN socket and the AUDIO SOCKETS. Do
not connect the camcoder to S-VIDEO and VIDEO
IN socket at the same time since it can cause noise
in the picture. For selecting the related source, see
the section “Input selection” in the following parts.
• To listen to the TV sound from headphones, connect
to the HEADPHONE jack of theTV.
Camcorder
Headphone
Connecting Other Equipment
via Scart
Most devices support EXT (SCART) connection. You
can connect a; DVD recorder, a VCR or a decoder
to your LCD TV by using the
EXT (SCART) sockets.
Note that cables shown in the illustration are not
supplied.
Power off both the TV and the devices before making
any connections.
For more information, refer to your device’s own
instruction book.
Scart sockets
Decoder
DVD Recorder
Video Recorder
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Input Selection
Once you have connected external systems to your
TV, you can switch to different input sources.
• Press “SOURCE” button on your remote control for
directly changing sources.
or,
• Select “Source” option from the main menu
by using “
” or “ ” button. Use then “ ” or
“
” button to highlight an input and press “ ” button
to select.
Note: You can mark desired source options by pressing the
OK button. Therefore, when
“SOURCE” button is pressed,
only the marked source options will be available (except for
the TV source).
Basic Operations
You can operate your TV using both the
remote control and onset buttons.
Operation with the Buttons of the TV
Volume Setting
• Press “ ” button to decrease volume or
button to increase volume, so a volume level scale
(slider) will be displayed on the screen.
Programme Selection
• Press “ P/CH +” button to select the next programme or
“P/CH -” button to select the previous programme.
Viewing Main Menu
• Press and buttons at the same time
to view main menu. In the main menu select sub-
menu using “ P/CH -” or “P/CH +” buttons and enter
the sub-menu using “
” or “ ” buttons.
To learn the usage of the menus, refer to the menu
system sections.
AV Mode
• Press the “ TV/AV” button in the control panel on the
TV to switch between AV modes.
Operation with the Remote Control
• The remote control of your TV is designed to control
all the functions of the model you selected. The
functions will be described in accordance with the
menu system of your TV.
• Functions of the menu system are described in the
following sections.
Volume Setting
• Press “V+” button to increase the volume. Press “V -”
button to decrease the volume. A volume level scale
(slider) will be displayed on the screen.
Programme Selection (Previous or Next
Programme)
• Press “ P -” button to select the previous
programme.
• Press “ P +” button to select the next programme.
Programme Selection (Direct Access)
• Press numeric buttons on the remote control to
select programmes between 0 and 9. The TV
will switch to the selected programme. To select
programmes between 10 - 1000 (for IDTV) or
10-199 (for analogue), press the numeric buttons
consecutively. Press directly the programme number
to reselect single digit programmes.
Initial Settings
When the TV is turned on for the fi rst time, it is in the
digital mode. Because this is the fi rst time the TV is
used, there are no channels stored in the memory and
the following message appears on the screen.
• To select the “Yes” or “No” option, highlight the item
by using “
” or “ ” buttons and press OK button.
The IDTV will automatically tune to the transmission
channels, searching for digital terrestrial TV broadcasts
and displaying the names of channels found. This
process will take a few minutes. To cancel searching,
you can press MENU button at any time during the
process. The following OSD will be displayed during
the automatic search:
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After Automatic Search is completed, the following
message, asking for analogue channel search,
appears on the screen.
To search for analogue channels, select “Yes”. TV
switches to the analogue TV mode. A menu will be
displayed to search for analogue channels .
Set Language item by pressing “
” or “ ” button.
Press “
” or “ ” button to highlight Country item and
then use “
” or “ ” to set. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
highlight TXT. Language. Set TXT Language by using
“
” or “ ” button. To cancel, press the BLUE button.
When fi nished, press OK or RED button to continue
and the following OSD will be displayed:
After automatic tuning is fi nalized, a programme list
will appear on the screen. In the programme list you
will see the programme numbers and names assigned
to the programmes.
If you do not accept the locations and/or the names
of the programmes, you can change them in Program
table. For details, see the section, “Program table”.
General Operation
Press the SOURCE button and select DTV from the
list. The TV then switches to digital TV mode.
Information Screen
• Whenever you change the channel using the P + or
P - button or numeric buttons, the TV displays the
broadcast picture along with an information banner
at the bottom of the screen. This will remain on the
screen for approximately a few seconds.
• The information banner can also be displayed by
pressing the INFO button at any time while watching
the TV. Pressing INFO button again removes the
banner.
When info banner is on screen, you can use Up or
Down cursor buttons to browse channels.
If the selected channel is locked, you must enter
the correct four digit key to view the channel. In this
case, a dialog box asking for the lock key will be
displayed:
Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)
Some, but not all, channels send information about
the current and next events. Please note that event
information is updated automatically. If there are no
event information data available for channels,EPG
will be displayed with blanks.
• Press EPG button to view the EPG menu.
• Press “
” or “ ” buttons to navigate through
channels.
• Press “
” or “ ” buttons to navigate through the
programme list.
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