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Contents
Chapter1: Getting started
Important information ....................................................................2
Safety ....................................................................................................2
Care ....................................................................................................2
Specific precautions for DLP™TV sets..........................................3
What is DLP™ technology?............................................................3
Switching your TV set on and off ..................................................3
Replacing the lamp ............................................................................3
Moving the TV set..............................................................................3
Remote control ................................................................................4
Using the remote control for other equipment............................4
Programming the remote control..................................................4
ꢀProgramming the volume control function............................5
ꢀThe Learning feature....................................................................6
Switching on ......................................................................................7
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Chapter 2: Channel set-up
Initial set-up ......................................................................................8
Manual channel set-up......................................................................9
Chapter 3: General operation
Switching theTV set on and off ....................................................10
Volume ............................................................................................10
Displaying status information........................................................10
Accessing channels..........................................................................10
Accessing AV programmes ............................................................10
Zoom................................................................................................11
List of programmes ........................................................................11
Freezing a picture ..........................................................................11
This manual applies to several TV set models. Some features may
not be available on the model you purchased.
ꢀThis symbol indicates optional functions.
The model number of your TV set is on a label at the back of
the set and on the cover of this manual.
Chapter 4:Advanced functions
Adjusting the sound........................................................................12
Configuring the sound settings ....................................................12
ꢀHeadphone settings ..................................................................12
Graphic equaliser ............................................................................13
Adjusting the picture......................................................................13
Other settings ..................................................................................14
Lamp & Position ..............................................................................14
Setting the time..............................................................................15
Setting the time................................................................................15
Programming the sleep timer ......................................................15
Programming the wake-up timer ................................................15
Parental control ..............................................................................16
Accessing the Parental control menu ........................................16
Locking the buttons on the front of the TV set ......................16
Operation (TV mode)....................................................................16
ꢀPicture in Picture (PIP)..............................................................17
Operation (TV mode)....................................................................17
Configuring AV sockets ..................................................................18
Teletext ............................................................................................19
Accessing Teletext............................................................................19
Navigator ..........................................................................................19
Other Teletext functions................................................................19
In the interest of improving the quality of our products, we
reserve the right to modify their features.The information in this
manual is, therefore, subject to change and does not represent
any kind of contract.
This symbol means that your inoperative electronic
appliance must be collected separately and not
mixed with the household waste.The European
Union has a implemented a specific collection and
recycling system for which producers' are
responsible.
This appliance has been designed and manufactured with high
quality materials and components that can be recycled and
reused. Electrical and electronic appliances are liable to contain
parts that are necessary in order for the system to work
properly but which can become a health and environmental
hazard if they are not handled or disposed of in the proper way.
Consequently, please do not throw out your inoperative appliance
with the household waste.
If you are the owner of the appliance, you must deposit it at the
appropriate local collection point or leave it with the vendor
when buying a new appliance.
- If you are a professional user, please follow your supplier's
instructions.
Chapter 5: Other information
Sockets ............................................................................................21
Connecting active speakers ..........................................................21
Connecting an amplifier ................................................................21
ꢀConnecting headphones ............................................................21
Connecting a video recorder ........................................................21
- If the appliance is rented to you or left in your care, please
contact your service provider.
Help us protect the environment in which we live !
This publication is printed on recycled paper.
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Getting started
Specific precautions for DLP™TV sets
What is DLP™ technology?
Replacing the lamp
You have just bought a TV set equipped with DLP™ (Digital Light
Processing) technology.This new technology uses a special lamp, a
colour wheel and an optical semi-conductor comprising a huge
number of microscopic mirrors to provide you with exceptional
picture quality in a thin, lightweight design.
The lamp supplied with the TV set has a lamp life of a few
thousand hours in normal operating conditions.
ꢁIf you notice the following changes:
- The time the TV set takes to come on gets noticeably longer.
- The picture’s brightness decreases.
To ensure that you can enjoy your TV set’s unparalleled operation
for as long as possible, you should observe the following
precautions.
- When you switch the set on, there is sound and you can
change channels, but no picture is displayed and the indicator
on the front starts flashing red.This occurs several times.
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This means that the lamp’s power is running down. You then need
to buy a new one.
Switching yourTV set on and off
ꢁWhen you switch the TV set on, if no picture is displayed after 2
minutes, the lamp needs to be replaced.
As with all projection devices, your TV set contains a special lamp
which must heat up and cool down in the proper manner to
ensure its optimum operation for as long as possible.To prolong
the life of the lamp, you must observe the required heating up and
cooling down times.
Choose the exact same type and follow the
instructions provided in the “Lamp replacement
instructions” leaflet (the right lamp type is indicated in the
help text for the Lamp brightness option in the Lamp &
Position menu, see page 14).
ꢁTo switch the TV set on, press the on/off button on the side of
the set.The picture takes up to 40 seconds to display. If no
picture is displayed after 2 minutes, it is possible that the lamp
needs to be replaced (see further below).
Important:
ꢁTo put the TV set in standby mode, press the
remote control.When the set is in standby mode,the indicator
on the front is red.
button on the
- NEVER touch the lamp with your fingers because any grease
deposits left on it can reduce the lamp’s life.Always use some
kind of cloth to handle the lamp (gloves, duster, etc.).
To switch off the TV set, press the on/off button on the side of
the set.
- Even after the fan has stopped, the lamp’s temperature still
remains very hot for about 30 minutes and can cause burns.
The fan continues to run for about another two minutes to cool
the lamp down.
Moving theTV set
Important: NEVER unplug the set when the fan is running.
To avoid any damage to the lamp, you should not move the TV set
while the lamp is still hot.Wait 30 minutes after the the fan stops
before moving it.
Digital Light Processing and DLP are trademarks of Texas Instruments.
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.
“Dolby”,“Pro Logic”, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
TruSurroundXT, SRS and
symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc.
TruSurroundXT technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc.
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Getting started
Remote control
Most of your television’s functions are available via the menus that appear on the screen.The remote control supplied with your set can
be used to navigate through the menus and to configure all the general settings.The remote control and its functions may vary depending
on the television model.The rest of this page contains the description of the most comprehensive remote control. Optional remote
control features are indicated by the symbol ꢀ.
LIST
(green button) list of programmes
(yellow button) status information
(blue button) programme guide
(purple button) Teletext
Standby / quit standby.
INFO
GUIDE
TEXT
TV
To access TV mode. Press this button to control the
television.
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VCR
To accessVCR mode.
The coloured buttons can also be used for operating Teletext.
To select menu options.
DVD
To access DVD mode.
To access SAT mode.
ꢀSAT
ꢀAUX
ꢀAMP
ꢀlight
To set functions, change values, enable and disable
functions (checkbox) in menus.
To select the picture format or zoom.
To access AUX mode.
To access AMP mode.
To provide information:
- it lights up when you press a button,
OK
To confirm a selection, enable and disable functions
(checkbox) in menus.
- it indicates the status when the remote control is
being programmed (see page 5),
MENU
EXIT
To access the OVERVIEW menu.
To exit the menu structure.
In PIP mode: to disable the PIP function.
- if the batteries are run down, it flashes when you
press a button.
+/-
To control the volume.
ꢀPIP
To enable the PIP function.
To switch the sound off and back on again.
To return to the previous channel/AV programme.
To change channels.
ꢀSWAP
To swap the main picture with the PIP picture.
RETURN
PR+/PR-
0-9
ꢀPIP+/PIP- To change programmes within the PIP function.
ꢀZOOM
ꢀFREEZE
ꢀSLEEP
ꢀLIGHT
PRESETS
To change the size of the PIP picture.
To freeze the main picture.
(Disabled).
To select a channel by its number. In the case of
channel numbers with two digits, press
”, then enter the channel number.
0
to display “-
-
Remote control light.
AV
To select an appliance connected to an AV socket.
To access demo mode.
(red button) sound and picture settings menu
ꢀDEMO
Using the remote control for other equipment
The remote control supplied with your television may vary depending on the model you have chosen. Some remote controls can be used
to control other appliances using the programmable buttons VCR, DVD, SAT, AMP and AUX.
For each button you can control the following appliances:
VCR: video recorder
DVD: DVD player
ꢀSAT: satellite receiver, cable network
ꢀAMP: hi-fi system, Home Cinema amplifier
ꢀAUX: decoder for terrestrial digital TV set and any other appliance. For instance, if you have two video recorders, you can program the
VCR button to control one video recorder, and program the AUX button to control the other one.
Note:The TV button is not programmable.
Programming the remote control
Automatic code search
This method can be used to automatically find the most appropriate code for your appliance.
1. Switch on the appliance you wish to use the remote control with.
2. Press the relevant button for this appliance on the remote control, and while holding this button down, press the
standby button
until the light or the appliance buttons of the remote control come on. Release both buttons.
3. Point the remote control at the appliance and press PLAY.Wait until the light stops flashing. If the appliance has not gone into standby
mode, press the PLAY button again to continue the search for the next set of codes. Repeat this operation until the appliance goes
into standby mode.There are around 20 sets of codes.
4. When the appliance goes into standby mode, switch it on again without using the remote control. Press the REV button as many
times as is required to return the appliance to standby mode.
5. Press the STOP button and hold it down until the light or the appliance buttons of the remote control go off.
Note:You can cancel the programming operation at any time by pressing the EXIT button.
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Manual programming
This method involves carrying out a manual search for the codes to be used for controlling your other appliances.
1. Switch on the appliance you wish to use the remote control with.
2. Press the relevant button for this appliance on the remote control, and while holding this button down, enter one of the codes
relevant to your make of appliance (there is a list of codes at the end of this manual). If the light or the appliance buttons of the
remote control flash you have entered the wrong code or it is not possible to program the remote control.
3. Point the remote control at the appliance and press the relevant button (VCR, DVD, etc). Press the
standby button. If the appliance
does not go into standby mode, try another code.
VCR
AUX
AMP
Depending on the year of manufacture and the type of appliance, some functions may not
be available. Certain codes may cover more functions than others.Test the functions you
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DVD
SAT
can control and, if appropriate, try other codes.
Note here the code(s) which work best.
When you change the remote control’s batteries, remember to reprogram it.
Video recorder
Press the VCR button
DVD player
Satellite receiver
Press the SAT button
On/Standby
Hi-fi system
Press the DVD button
On/Standby
Press the AMP button
On/Standby
On/Standby
MENU To display the main menu
Vertical scrolling in menus
To display the main menu
Vertical scrolling in menus
To display the main menu
Vertical scrolling in menus
Horizontal scrolling
in menus
Horizontal scrolling
in menus
Horizontal scrolling
in menus
OK To confirm an action
EXIT To close a menu
To confirm an action
To close a menu
To confirm an action
To close a menu
0-9 To directly access channels
To enter numeric values
or select options in menus
To directly access channels
or enter numeric values
To select a station using
its number
or enter numeric values
PR+/PR- To change channels
AV To select av input
REV Rewind
To change chapters
To select av input
Rewind
To change channels
To change stations
PLAY Play
Play
FWD Fast forward
STOP Stop
Fast forward
Stop
PAUSE Pause picture
REC Record
Pause picture
To switch the sound off and
back on again
+/-
To set the volume level
ꢀProgramming the volume control function
If you have programmed the TV remote control to use with other appliances and these are connected to an amplifier you can also
programme the remote control to adjust the volume when you are using one of these appliances.The example below describes the
procedure for programming a DVD player.
1. Programme the AMP button on the remote control to use with the amplifier (refer to page 4).
2. Move the remote control away from the appliances. Press the
-
button and while holding it down, press the relevant mode button
button.
(DVD, in this example), then the AMP button. Release the
-
3. Switch on the amplifier, then the DVD player.
4. Set the remote control to DVD, play a disc and adjust the volume using the
+/- buttons.
Repeat this operation for the other appliances.
To cancel the programmed function for any of the appliances, press the
the numeric buttons.
-
button, while holding it down and enter the code 000 using
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ꢀThe Learning feature
The Learning feature completes the programming procedure described on page 4, as it
enables you to record the functionality of a specific button from the original remote
control to one of the TV’s remote control buttons.
Notes:
- Before using the Learning feature, make sure this TV’s remote control is programmed to control
other appliances you have connected to the TV. Programming the remote control erases all
learned commands for that appliance mode.
-You cannot record a learned function to the following buttons on the TV’s remote control: TV,
VCR, DVD, AUX, SAT, AMP, EXIT, and LIGHT.
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- The remote control functions are recorded (learned) by sending infrared (IR) signals: this
operation should be carried out in a dimly lit room to avoid interference. Make sure the TV’s
remote and the original remote are no more than 5 cm apart, with the Infrared (IR) transmitter
of the original remote facing the IR receiver on the top of the TV’s remote.
- The learned buttons are mode specific—if you add a button function from your DVD player’s
remote control, you must press the DVD button first before the learned function will work (in TV
mode, the button where you’ve stored the learned function will continue to work as it always
has).
- Certain remote controls do not support the use of the Learning function.
Adding a Learned Function
1. On the TV remote, press and hold the appliance button that applies to the function you
will be adding (DVD, VCR, SAT, AMP, or AUX).The appliance button lights up. Press and
hold the REC button.
2. The appliance button lights turn on, then off. Release both buttons.The relevant
appliance button light remains on.
3. On the TV’s remote control, press the button where you want to store the new
function (the appliance button turns off and then back on).
Note: If you press an invalid button on the TV remote, the appliance buttons flash several times
to alert you.You’ll have to repeat step 3.
4. Press and hold the button of the appliance’s remote control that has the functionality
you are recording to the TV’s remote control. Keep pressing the button until the TV
remote’s appliance button light turns off and back on.The function has been saved to
the TV remote.
Note: if it is not possible to programme this function the appliance buttons flash several times.
You’ll have to repeat step 3.
5. Repeat this procedure to add more functions. Or, press EXIT to exit learning mode.
Note: If you want to assign a new function to a button already programmed, you must record over it.
Clearing a Learned Function
1. Press and hold the relevant appliance button (the appliance button lights up).Then press
and hold the EXIT button.
2. The appliance buttons turn on. Release the appliance and EXIT buttons (the appliance
button being unprogrammed remains on). Remote is now in Clear learned function
mode.
3. Press the button where learning is to be cleared.The appliance button flashes off then
back on—the learned function was cleared successfully.
4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 to clear more learned functions.
Note: If an invalid button is pressed, the appliance mode button(s) flashes 4 times to alert you.
Repeat step 3.
5. Press the EXIT button and your TV remote returns to its original operating mode.
Deleting ALL Learned Functions
1. Press and hold the EXIT button.The current appliance button lights up.Then press and
hold the
button.
2. The appliance button lights turn on, then off. Release both buttons.The current
appliance button light remains on.
3. Press any appliance button to delete all learned functions in all modes.
Important: If the batteries in your remote control are run down, you can use the buttons on the
front of your set, as they have the same functions as those on the remote control.
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Getting started
Switching on
Follow the instructions on this page on how to switch on your TV set and the remote
control before going on to the following pages that describe the channel set-up procedure.
1. Insert two LR06 or AA batteries in the remote control.
Precautions on using batteries:
- Only use the battery types specified.
- Make sure you use the correct polarity.
- Do not mix new and used batteries.
- Do not use rechargeable batteries.
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- Do not expose batteries to excessive heat, throw them in a fire, recharge them or try to open
them, as this could cause them to leak or explode.
- Remove the batteries from the remote control if you are not using it for a long period of time
(several weeks).
220 - 240V ~ 50 Hz
2. Connect the power cable FIRST to the television, THEN to a mains socket.
Your TV set should only be connected to a 220 - 240 V ~ 50/60 Hz AC supply.
It must not be connected to a DC supply. If the plug is detached from the cable, do not, under
any circumstances, connect it to a mains socket, as there is a risk of electric shock.
Mains socket in
continental Europe
Equipment for the UK and Ireland is supplied with a mains cable fitted with a moulded plug.
This plug contains safety components and must not be replaced by one sold by general
retailers. It is fitted with a fuse that protects your television. If your set has stopped
working, the fuse may have blown. If it has, replace it with an identical ASTA or BSI certified
(BS 1362) 5-amp fuse.
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3. Connect the outside aerial or cable network to the
socket at the back of the TV
set.
The aerial socket (75 Ohms - VHF / UHF / cable) can be used for connecting an external aerial
or other equipment fitted with a modulator (video recorder, satellite receiver, etc.).
We recommend that you do not connect other equipment (video recorder, satellite receiver, etc.)
to your TV set to begin with, so as not to complicate the set-up procedure with the additional
steps involved. Connect them when you have finished setting up the channels by referring to
page 24 of this manual.
4. Switch the TV on by pressing the on/off button A on the side.The TV set takes up to
40 seconds to come on.
Important: read carefully the sections “Specific precautions for DLP™
TV sets” on page 3 and “Switching theTV set on and off” on page 10,
which give a detailed description of the procedure for switching theTV
set on and off.
Note:The first time you switch on the television, the language selection menu appears.
You will find a description of how to use the remote control on page 4.Then go to page 8
for information on the initial set-up, or to page 9 for information on manual set-up (if the
channels have already been set up on your TV).
Note: Before connecting other devices to the AV sockets, carry out the initial channel set-up
(described on the next page) in order to avoid any problems with equipment selection.
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Chapter 2
Channel set-up
Initial set-up
Initial set-up involves searching for and storing all the channels you can receive.
Make sure that the television is switched on and follow the six steps in turn specified on
this page.
The first time you switch the television on, the language selection menu appears.
1. Select your language using the
buttons and confirm by pressing OK.A welcome
message appears in the language you have just chosen. Press OK.
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English
2. A list of countries appears. Select the relevant country using the
buttons. Press
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Français
OK to confirm.
Deutsch
Italiano
Note:This is the country you are in, or the country whose channels you want to receive if you live
near its borders.
Español
Nederlands
Norsk
3. A message appears asking you to check that your aerial is connected, and if relevant, to
Svenska
Português
Dansk
connect your decoder. Once this operation has been carried out, press OK.
4. The Installation menu appears.The Auto installation option is selected. Start the
âe‰tina
Eλληνικα
Magyar
automatic set-up by pressing OK.
Notes:
Polski
- The automatic set-up process can take up to 10 minutes.The menu that appears tells you how
the process is progressing.To prevent the channel set-up process from being interrupted, wait
for the message indicating that the set-up is complete before closing the menu.
Русский
- The automatic set-up process deletes all the channels previously stored.
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5. Channels are arranged in a pre-set order.
Country selection
Return
- To modify this order, name and rename channels or delete channels stored twice,
press OK and go to step 6.
‹ UK
Italy
France
Spain
Germany
Netherlands
Portugal
- If you do not want to reorganise the channels, press EXIT to close the menu.
Switzerland
Denmark
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Finland
6. The Organiser menu allows you to change the order of the channels as arranged
during the automatic set-up process, to name or rename channels, as well as delete
channels stored twice or with poor reception quality. Simply follow the instructions at
the bottom of the screen. Use a TV programme magazine to identify the channels.
Austria
Luxembourg
Hungary
Czech Republic Greece
Poland
Russia
Australia
Hong Kong
New Zealand
Other
Singapore
ꢁ Organising channels: Select the Select programme option. Using the PR+/PR-,
or numeric buttons, display the channel number and look for the channel to be
moved. Select the Swap with pr. option and enter the number you want to assign
this channel to. Press OK.
Select your country with the ƒ/œ keys.
To validate, press OK.
ꢁ Changing a channel name: Select the Select programme option. Using the PR+/PR-,
or numeric buttons, display the number of the channel whose name you want to
change. Select the Change name option and choose a name from the list using the
buttons. Press OK.
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ꢁ Deleting a channel: Select the Select programme option. Using the PR+/PR-,
or numeric buttons, display the number of the channel to be deleted. Select the
Delete programme option and press OK.
23 programmes found
Searching...
When you have finished press EXIT to close the menu.
To access the Organiser menu another time, press the MENU button to display the
OVERVIEW menu, select Installation and press OK.Then select Organiser from
the Install. menu.
Auto installing your TV set. Please wait.
To cancel press EXIT.
(any programmes already found will remain stored)
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20 ARD
21 ZDF
Return
22 BBC1
23 BBC2
24 ITV
Select programme
Swap with pr.
25
--
25 ESPORT
‹
Change name
ESPORT 26 SAT1
Delete programme
25
27 VOX
28 TF1
29 TF2
Select the name using the ¦/‹
keys, then press OK.
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Channel set-up
Manual channel set-up
Follow the procedure given on this page if you find that some channels have not been
stored during the initial set-up.This can happen if you are setting up cable network
channels. Setting up channels manually requires every setting for a particular channel to be
entered, one at a time.
Return
Standard
I...
Reception
Aerial...
CH 01
‹
Channel search
Fine tuning
Store on programme
Name
01
BBC1
Display the OVERVIEW menu by pressing the MENU button. Select the Installation
option and press OK to confirm. Select the Installation option from the Install menu
and press OK to confirm.
Use the ¦/‹ keys, or enter the channel number.
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1. Select your country using the
buttons. Press OK to confirm.The Connections
screen appears. Press OK to continue.The Installation menu appears. Select the
Manual installation option and press OK.
Define all the settings in turn for each channel to be stored. Follow the instructions
appearing at the bottom of the screen.
2. Select the Standard option. Use the
or
button to select the standard for your
country.
Note:The following standards are available to choose from: I for the UK and Ireland, France for
France and Luxembourg, DKK’ for Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Asia, EURO BG for
Western Europe,Australia and New Zealand.
3. Select the Reception option. Select the reception method for the channels (aerial or
cable network) using the
or
button.
4. Select the Channel search option. Enter the number of the reception channel or
use the
buttons to find the channels.When a channel has been found the picture
is displayed.
5. If the picture is not clear you can adjust the setting.You do this by selecting the Fine
tuning option and adjusting it with the buttons.
6. Select the Name option. Place the cursor appears at the first dash. Scroll through the
alphabet using the 1 and 2 buttons. Go to another character using the buttons.
7. Then select the Store on programme option and enter the number to be
assigned to this channel using the numeric buttons (for instance, for BBC1 type 01).
Press OK.
Important:Whenever you change a value in the Manual install menu, the Store on
programme option starts flashing.To confirm your change you need to select the Store on
programme option and press OK. If you do not confirm the change it will be cancelled when
you change channels or put the TV set in standby.
Repeat this procedure to find other channels.
Notes:
- For cable networks, to search for missing channels, select Other instead of a country, then
select Auto update in the Installation menu.
- If you wish to go through the whole initial set-up process, put the TV in standby mode, then hold
down the PR+ and
initial set-up.
+ buttons on the television until the menu displays. Proceed as for the
- Subsequent set-ups:
- The Auto update function allows you to set up channels just launched or any channels
that are missing or wrongly set up.
- The Auto installation function is used for setting up channels after the initial set-up (e.g.
after moving house).
This process deletes all channels previously stored.To set up a new channel, it is better to use
Auto update or Manual installation.
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Chapter 3
General operation
Switching theTV set on and off
A
ꢁ To switch the TV set on, press the
set takes up to 40 seconds to come on.
If the indicator on the front is red, the set is in standby mode.You can then:
- press the or any numeric button on the remote control,
button located on the side of the set.The TV
- press the TV, OK or PR+/PR- buttons to switch the television on at the last channel
or AV programme you were watching,
- press the AV button to switch the television on at the last AV programme you were
watching.
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When the set is on, the indicator on the front is green or blue.
ꢁ To put the TV set in standby mode, press the
button on the remote control.When
the set is in standby mode,the indicator on the front is red.The TV set remains
powered up, but with low energy consumption.
ꢁ
To switch off the TV set, press the on/off button on the side of the set.
Note:The fan continues to run for about another two minutes after the TV set has been switched
to standby mode.
Volume
ꢁ Volume control: use the
+/- buttons on the front of the TV set or press the
relevant buttons on the remote control to increase or decrease the volume.
ꢁ Sound mute: press the button to temporarily mute the sound. Press this button
again or the + button to restore it.
Displaying status information
In TV mode, press the yellow button (INFO) on the remote control to display the number
and name of the channel you are watching, the time, the type of sound, and the zoom or
format.
When you switch on the television or change channels, the number and name of the
channel are displayed.
Accessing channels
ꢁ Using the numeric buttons:
- for channels 1 to 9, press the corresponding button;
- for channels 10 to 99, press the 0 button to display “--”, then enter the two digits.
ꢁ Using the PR+/PR- buttons: scroll through the channels.AV programmes are not
included in the cycle unless you use the buttons on the front of the TV set.
ꢁ Using the list of programmes: refer to page 11.
To access the channel or AV programme previously being watched, press the RETURN
button
Accessing AV programmes
Press the AV button to display the last selected audio-visual programme and scan through
the other audio-visual programmes.
Av selection loop:AV1,AV2,AV3, COMP, HDMI,VGA.
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General operation
Zoom
In TV mode, you have the option of changing the display format and using the zoom
function via the buttons.The available formats and zoom functions are:
4/3 format - picture in centred 4:3 format
Zoom 14/9 - picture in centred letterbox 14:9 format
Zoom 16/9 - picture in centred letterbox 16:9 format
Zoom 16/9 œ/ƒ- picture in 16:9 format with subtitles
Cinerama - picture in widescreen 4:3 format
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16/9 format - picture in widescreen 16:9 format
In Zoom 14/9, Zoom 16/9, and Zoom 16/9 œ/ƒ modes, you can temporarily shift
the picture up and down using the
buttons.
For HDTV, Progressive Scan, HDMI, and PC (VGA) sources, some of these modes are not
available.
List of programmes
Press the LIST (green) button on the remote control to display the LIST of programmes.
It has 11 pages and shows the name and the number of each programme.The last page lists
units connected to the AV sockets.
List
01 ARD
02 ZDF
The list appears on the page featuring the channel or AV programme which you are
currently watching.The channel or AV programme you are watching is indicated by a
symbol.
03 SAT1
04 ESPORT
05 RTL
06 RTL2
07 VOX
08 SW3
09 WDR
To watch one of the programmes on the displayed page, use the PR+/PR- or
buttons and press OK.You can also enter the last digit of the programme number (for
example, 5 for 25).The selected programme is shown.
Select prog.: OK or
last digit of number
Page +: ‹
You can scroll through the pages using the
buttons.
Press EXIT to close the menu.
Page -: ¦
Freezing a picture
Press the FREEZE button to freeze the picture. Press any button on the remote control or
TV set to cancel this function. In PIP mode, press the FREEZE button to freeze the main
picture.
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Chapter 4
Advanced functions
Adjusting the sound
Display the OVERVIEW menu by pressing the MENU button. Select the Sound option
Return
and press OK to confirm.The SOUND menu appears with the following options:
Sound settings
Sound type
...
Sound settings: see further below.
Stereo...
Sound mode
Dolby Virtual...
SRS TruSurroundXT...
Sound type: select a sound type from the list using the
buttons.
SRS mode
The default sound type is Automatic for mono sources, Stereo for stereo sources and
SRS Dialogue Clarity
Automatic sound level
Headphone settings
Graphic equaliser
‹
ꢂ
...
...
Stereo for AV sources.
Note:The options offered depend on the programme you’re watching. Refer to the table1
opposite.
EN
Sound mode:The options available depend on the sound type selected (refer to table 2
opposite).
1
Default mode for mono sources is Normal and Virtual Dolby PLII for stereo
sources.
Broadcast
Mono
Stereo
Options
Automatic - Mono
Mono - Stereo
Sound 1 - Sound 2
SRS mode: the options available depend on the mode selected (refer to table 3
opposite) Using the
buttons, select an option from the list:
Dual
NICAM - 3
Analog AV
Sound 1 - Sound 2 - Sound 3
Stereo - Sound 1 - Sound 2
- SRSTruSurroundXT: reproduces virtually via two channels only the sound of a
multichannel source and enhances the dialogue and bass output.
- SRSTruSurround: reproduces virtually via two channels only the sound of a
2
3
multichannel source.
Options
Normal -Wide
Normal -Virtual Dolby PLII
Normal -Wide
Sound type
Mono
Stereo
Sound 1
Sound 2
- SRSTruBass: enhances the bass output.
SRS Dialogue Clarity: this function boosts the central channel to make dialogue easier
to understand.You can use the
buttons to adjust it.
Normal -Wide
Note:This option only appears if you have selected Normal or Virtual Dolby PLII under
Sound mode and SRSTruSurroundXT under SRS Mode.
Automatic sound level: check the box by pressing the OK button, if you want to keep
the same sound level for all channels.
Sound mode
Options
Normal*
SRSTruSurroundXT
SRSTruSurround
SRSTruBass - Off
SRSTruBass - Off
SRSTruSurroundXT
SRSTruSurround
ꢀHeadphone settings: this option allows access to the headphone setting menu (see
further below).
Graphic equaliser: this option allows access to the graphic equaliser (see further
below).
Wide
Virtual Dolby PLII
* Only the options SRSTruBass and Off are
available for mono sources.
Press EXIT to close the menu. Select Return and press OK to return to the
OVERVIEW menu.
Configuring the sound settings
You can configure the sound environment according to the loudspeakers you connect to
the TV set.
Return
‹
Left/Right balance
Left/Right speakers
Subwoofer
Select the Sound settings option from the Sound menu and press OK to confirm.The
options are the following:
External...
External...
Left/Right balance: balance the sound between the left and right speakers.
Left/Right speakers: select External if you have connected external side speakers
(see page 24), Internal if you have not. Otherwise, there would be no sound.
Subwoofer: select None, if you do not want to use a subwoofer; Internal, if you are
using the television’s subwoofer; External, if you have connected an external subwoofer.
Note:The Internal option is only available if the television has a subwoofer.
Press EXIT to close the menu.To return to the Sound menu, select Return and press
OK to confirm.
ꢀHeadphone settings
Select the Headphone settings option from the Sound menu and press OK to
display the menu.Then select each option in turn, using the
volume, bass and treble level and select the sound type.
Return
buttons to adjust the
‹
Headphone volume
Headphone bass
Headphone treble
Headphone sound
Stereo...
Press EXIT to close the menu.To return to the Sound menu, select Return and press
OK to confirm.
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Advanced functions
Graphic equaliser
Select Graphic equaliser from the Sound menu and press OK to display the menu.
This menu is used to select a preset parameter and define your own settings using the
graphic equaliser. It offers the following options:
Return
Sound preset
Film...
Sound preset: use the
programme you are watching.
buttons to select the appropriate setting for the
The Personal setting stores your graphic equaliser settings.
Your selection is applied to all channels and AV programmes.
‹
Frequency range
Treble (12 kHz)...
Frequency range: the graphic equaliser has seven frequency bands. Select each band in
EN
turn using the
buttons and make the necessary adjustments using the
buttons.
Press OK to confirm.
Note:When you are setting the graphic equaliser, Personal appears under the Sound
preset option.
Press EXIT to close the menu.To return to the Sound menu, select Return and press
OK to confirm.
Adjusting the picture
The menus for adjusting the picture are used to obtain the best picture setting according to
your preference, the type of programme you are watching and the ambient lighting.When
you make an adjustment only the selected option remains displayed, allowing you to see the
changes taking place on screen. The entire menu is displayed again when you select another
option or the time for making an adjustment has elapsed.
Return
Other settings
Picture preset
Brightness
Colour
...
Personal...
Contrast
Sharpness
Tone
Neutral...
...
Display the OVERVIEW menu using the MENU button. Select Picture and press OK to
confirm.The Picture menu appears with the following options:
‹
Tint
Lamp & Position
Other settings: this option provides access to the Other settings menu (see further
below).
Picture preset: use the
programme you are watching.
buttons to select the appropriate setting for the
Personal contains the values you have defined for the settings Brightness, Colour,
Contrast, Contrast expand, Sharpness., Auto noise reduction, Tone, and
Tint.
You can select a preset parameter for each AV programme.
Brightness, Colour, Contrast, Sharpness: adjust these settings as required using
the
buttons.
Note:These settings are automatically stored under Personal under the Picture preset
option.
Tone: adjusts the colour temperature. Select an option from the list using the
buttons.
Tint: is used to adjust the picture’s tint. Make the necessary adjustments using the
buttons.
Note:This function is only available for NTSC audio-visual sources.
Lamp & Position: this option provides access to the Lamp & Position menu (see
further below).
Return
‹
Brightness
Colour
Some menu options are not available in PIP Split screen mode (see opposite).
Contrast
Tone
Warm...
Press EXIT to close the menu.To return to the OVERVIEW menu, select Return and
press OK to confirm.
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Advanced functions
Other settings
Select the Other settings option from the Picture menu and press OK to display the
menu.The options are the following:
Return
Contrast expand
Automatic format
Auto noise reduction
Auto skin tone
Film mode
Medium...
ꢃ
Contrast expand: can be used to adjust the picture according to the ambient
brightness. Select an option from the list using the
buttons.
Low...
ꢃ
Automatic format: automatically applies the appropriate format to the picture. Check
this box by pressing OK to enable this function.
Advanced...
Video...
PC Mode
Auto noise reduction: improves the quality of the picture in the case of poor
reception. Select an option from the list using the
buttons.
EN
Auto skin tone: improves skin tone rendering. Check the box to enable this function by
pressing OK.
Note:This function is only available for NTSC audio-visual sources.
Film mode: detects that the programme being broadcast is a film and enhances picture
quality. Select an option from the list using the
buttons.
PC Mode: If you connect a PC to your TV set, using either theVGA, HDMI or
component sockets, you can select the PC option from the list using the
buttons. In
PC mode, the TV set reduces the PC image so that you can see the whole image.
Notes:
- The Video option is selected by default..
- This function is only available for the VGA, HDMI and COMP AV sources.
Press EXIT to close the menu.To return to the Picture menu, select Return and press
OK to confirm.
Lamp & Position
Select the Lamp & Position option from the Picture menu and press OK to display
the menu.The options are the following:
Return
Lamp brightness
Horizontal position
Vertical position
Normal...
Lamp brightness: this function is used to adjust the lamp brightness. Select an option
from the list using the
buttons.
‹
Note:The Boosted option increases brightness but reduces lamp life.
The help text also indicates the relevant lamp type for your set.
Write down here the lamp type for future reference:
To adjust the vertical position of the picture,
press ¦ or ‹.
Horizontal position: use the
screen.
buttons to move the picture horizontally on the
Vertical position: use the
buttons to move the picture vertically on the screen.
Note:You can adjust the vertical and horizontal positions for each source.
Press EXIT to close the menu.To return to the Picture menu, select Return and press
OK to confirm.
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Advanced functions
Setting the time
The TIME menu can be used to set the time on the TV set and program the automatic
sleep timer or wake-up timer functions.
Return
‹
Sleep timer
00:15
Display the OVERVIEW menu by pressing the MENU button. Select the Time option
Clock reference programme 02
and press OK to confirm.
Time
12:34
Wake-up timer
Wake-up time
Switch on for
Programme number
Daily
ꢃ
07:00
01:00
10 CNN
ꢂ
Setting the time
1. Select the Clock reference programme option.
2. Select a channel with Teletext which can provide the time to be used as a reference
EN
using the
buttons, or enter a channel number using the numeric buttons on the
remote control.The time is displayed after a few seconds if it is available on the
selected channel.
If the time is not provided by Teletext the Wake-up timer function is not available
and a message prompts you to change reference channel or enter the time manually.
You do this by selecting the Time option and entering the time using the numeric
buttons or the
buttons.
Note: If the power supply is disrupted (i.e. the set is switched off using the on/off button or
unplugged, or there is an electrical fault), the time will disappear if it has been entered manually.
You must reset it.We therefore recommend you find the time on a channel and check that it is
correct.
Once the time has been set you can use the Wake-up timer function.
Programming the sleep timer
1. Select the Sleep timer option.
2. Set an automatic shut-off time (from 0 to 4 hours in 5-minute intervals) by using the
buttons.
Set the time to 00:00 to disable this function.
When the sleep timer is on, a message appears one minute before the television set goes
into standby mode. Press any button on the remote control to cancel standby mode.
Programming the wake-up timer
This function can be used to set the time for the set to come on, for instance, for the
television to wake you up.
1. Select the Wake-up timer option and press OK to check the box, which enables
this function and provides access to the relevant options.
2. Under the Wake-up time option enter the wake-up time using the numeric or
buttons.
3. Under the Switch on for option, use the
buttons to set the period of time
(from 5 minutes to 4 hours in intervals of 5 minutes).
4. Under the Programme number option enter the number of the channel you want
to wake you using the
or numeric buttons.You can also select an AV programme
using the AV button. In this case, make sure you programme the equipment connected
to the AV socket to come on as well.
5. For a daily wake-up check the box for the Daily option by pressing OK.
6. Press EXIT to close the menu.
7. Put the TV set into standby mode using the
button on the remote control.
The TV set will automatically switch on at the programmed time and for the programmed
duration if you do not interrupt it by using the remote control.
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Advanced functions
Parental control
The parental control functions allow you to limit your children’s access to the television.
You can do this by locking the buttons on the front of your TV set, thereby barring access
to certain channels and/or AV programmes.These functions are protected using a PIN code.
Accessing the Parental control menu
1. Display the OVERVIEW menu by pressing the MENU button. Select the Parental
control option and press OK to confirm.
EN
2. If the parental control function is not on, follow the instructions on the screen to
access the menu. If it is on, the Pwd menu appears. Enter your 4-digit code to access
the menu. On the screen the numbers are replaced with asterisks.The Parental
control menu appears.
Locking the buttons on the front of theTV set
1. Select the Lock front panel option from the Parental control menu and check
Return
the box by pressing OK or the
buttons.
‹
Lock front panel
ꢃ
2. Select the Activate parental control option and press OK.The Lock menu
Activate parental control
...
appears.
3. Enter a 4-digit code, then enter it again to confirm it.A message appears saying that the
parental control is on. Press EXIT to close the menu. Press any other button to return
to the Parental control menu.
To lock or unlock the front panel, press ¦ or ‹.
Note:The Installation menu is also locked and the remote control is needed to be able to
use the television.
To cancel the lock, go to the Parental control menu by entering your code and
uncheck the Lock front panel box by pressing OK. Press EXIT to close the menu.
Operation (TV mode)
ꢁ The parental control function must be enabled without fail in order to be able to apply
a lock.To do this you need to select the Activate parental control option from
the Parental control menu to define a personal code.
ꢁ Whenever you enable the parental control function by defining a personal code you
have to enter your code to access the Parental control and Installation menus,
even if there is no lock on. In the Parental control menu the option is replaced by
Deactivate parental control.
ꢁ To disable the parental control function, access the Parental control menu by
entering your personal code, select the Deactivate parental control option and
enter your code again.This option is then replaced by Activate parental control.
ꢁ The personal code is deleted every time you disable the parental control function.This
means you have to redefine it every time you enable this function again.
ꢁ Whenever you enter your code all the locks are disabled until the set is put in standby
again.
ꢁ If you have forgotten your PIN code you can cancel it:
When you are prompted to enter your code to access the Parental control menu,
press the PR+ and
+ buttons on the front of your set at the same time for eight
seconds.This procedure is possible, even if you have locked the buttons on the front of
the TV set.
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Advanced functions
ꢀPicture in picture (PIP)
Press the MENU button to display the OVERVIEW menu. Select Picture in Picture
and press OK.The menu displays. Under the Display mode option, select one of the
following PIP display modes:
- Off: PIP is disabled.
- Single: a channel or av programme is displayed in a frame in a corner of the screen.
- Split screen: the screen is divided vertically in two and the PIP is displayed on the
Return
Display mode
Programme
Zoom
PIP...
right side. Sound comes from the main programme, on the left.
01
EN
‹
Minimum...
Upper right...
When you enable the PIP function, the other options in the menu are displayed.
Position
- In Single mode, you can select the programme, the zoom and the position of the frame
on the screen. Select an option from the list each time using the
buttons.
- In Split screen mode, you can select the programmes to be displayed in both pictures.
Use the PR+/PR- buttons to change programmes on the left side of the screen and use
the PIP+/PIP- buttons to change programmes on the right side of the screen. Use the
SWAP button to swap pictures.
Press EXIT to close the menu. Select the option Return and press OK to return to the
OVERVIEW menu.
Return
Display mode
Programme
Split screen...
01
‹
Operation (TV mode)
ꢁ Use the PIP button on the remote control to enable the different display modes in
turn.
ꢁ In both display modes:
- Use the SWAP button to swap the channels around.
- Press the FREEZE button to freeze the main picture.
- To apply the PIP function to an AV programme in RGB, you need to select RGB as
the relevant AV source in the AV Settings menu (see page 19).
ꢁ In Single mode:
- Use the PIP ZOOM button to change the size of the PIP picture.
ꢁ In Split screen mode:
- Use the PIP+/PIP- buttons to change programmes on the right side of the screen.
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Advanced functions
Configuring AV sockets
You can configure your TV set according to the equipment you connect to it.
Return
Display the OVERVIEW menu using the MENU button. Select the Installation option
and press OK to confirm.The Install menu appears. Select the AV settings option and
press OK to confirm.
‹
AV1 name
DECOD.
RGB...
AV1 video input
AV2 name
VCR1
AV2 video input
AV3 name
S-Video...
CAMCOR
Video...
DVD...
Follow the messages on screen and the instructions below explaining how to configure the
AV sockets.
AV3 video input
COMP name
HDMI name
AV1 name: Use the
buttons to select from the list the name of the equipment
connected to this socket. If the factory preset names do not suit you, select AV1__ and
DVI...
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Select the name of the device
connected to AV1.
enter another one, following the screen messages.
AV1 video input: use the
buttons to select from the list the type of video signal
transmitted by the equipment connected to the AV1 socket.
Note: Select RGB if no picture is displayed when you connect a games console.
Repeat the above procedure to configure the AV2 and AV3 sockets.
COMP name: Use the
buttons to select from the list the name of the equipment
connected to the COMP sockets. If the factory preset names do not suit you, select
COMP _ _ and enter another one, following the screen messages.
ꢀVGA name: Use the
buttons to select from the list the name of the equipment
connected to this socket. If the factory preset names do not suit you, select VGA _ _ _
and enter another one, following the screen messages.
Note:This option is only displayed if your TV set has a VGA socket.
HDMI name: Use the
buttons to select from the list the name of the equipment
connected to this socket. If the factory preset names do not suit you, select HDMI _ _
and enter another one, following the screen messages.
Press EXIT to close the menu. Select the option Return and press OK to return to the
Install menu.
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Advanced functions
OtherTeletext functions
Teletext
The Teletext service is available in many countries under a variety
of names (TOP Text, Fastext, FLOF text,Videotext). It is provided
as a free service by television broadcasters.This service provides a
real wealth of information, available at any time, on weather, sports
results, news, games, etc.The information is presented in pages or
organised in topics specified in colour on the screen and you can
access this information by simply pressing the buttons of the
relevant colour on the remote control.
Subtitles
Some channels provide subtitles for some of their programmes.
The number of the relevant pages is specified on the Teletext
index page.
To display subtitles, enable the Teletext function, find the number of
the page displaying the subtitles and enter it. Once the relevant
page is found, the subtitles appear in the TV picture.The navigator
disappears after a couple of seconds.To display it again, press the
purple (TEXT) button.
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AccessingTeletext
Press the TEXT button on the remote control.Teletext will display
the last page selected, or if you have changed channel, the index
page (usually 100). If the particular programme does not provide a
Teletext service, a message will appear to this effect.
Direct access
The red, green, yellow, and blue buttons on the remote control
allow you to access directly those pages whose numbers are
displayed in the corresponding colours at the bottom of the
screen.
To display a page, enter its 3-digit number or use the PR+/PR-
buttons.The page appears after a few moments.The entered
number appears:
-red if the page number has not yet been found,
-white if the page has been found,
-green when a sub-page has also been found for this page,
-yellow when the page exists but has not been found yet.
Fastext
Fastext displays a bar at the bottom of the page divided into four
coloured sections (red, green, yellow and blue), which provide links
to the topics you can access by pressing the relevant colour
button. Other topics accessible in the same way can also be
displayed.
If the current page includes subpages, the page number is displayed
in green. In this mode, pressing the
buttons will allow you to
step through all the available subpages.
You can select a specific subpage number by pressing 0 to enter
subpage direct access mode.The display will look like this: 120 ----.
You can then enter the four digits of the sub-page number using
the numeric buttons (e.g. 0003).
TOPtext
TOPtext displays a bar at the bottom of the page divided into four
coloured sections (red, green, yellow, and blue).The red section
gives access to the previous available page, and the green section
to the next available page.The blue section displays a topic you can
access directly by pressing the blue button.The next topic will
then appear in the blue section.The yellow section displays an
article you can access directly by pressing the yellow button.The
next article will then appear in the yellow section.
Navigator
The navigator, located on the left of the screen, provides access to
the following functions:
Stop
Some information is spread over several subpages which will be
displayed one after the other.To stop subpage scrolling, select
STOP
and press OK. Press OK to allow the information to move
again.
Hidden answers
To reveal a hidden answer (for example, in games), select
and
press OK. Press OK once more to hide the answer again.
Zoom
Select
and press OK: once to zoom in on the top part of the
screen, twice to zoom in on the bottom part of the screen and
three times to return to normal display.
Mixed display
Select
and press the OK button to display Teletext in the right
half of the screen.
Press the EXIT button to quit Teletext.
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Chapter 5
Other information
Sockets
AV1 and AV2 SCART sockets (input-output) at the back
AV3
These sockets can be used to connect a range of equipment, including video recorders,
camcorders (VHS, S-VHS, 8 mm or Hi 8), decoders, satellite receivers, DVD players, games
consoles or devices producing an RGB signal.
AV2
AV1
AV3 SCART socket (input) at the back
This socket can be used to connect equipment, such as video recorders or camcorders
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(VHS, S-VHS, 8 mm or Hi 8).
RCA audio and video component (synchroscan) sockets
(input) at the back
These can be used to connect a DVD player.The component sockets automatically detect
the type of component signal received: interlaced component (Y/Pr/Pb) or progressive
component (Y/Cr/Cb).The supported formats are 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, and 1080p.
Y
Pb
Pr
L
R
HDMI socket (input) at the back
This can be used to connect a PC with a compatible graphics card, certain DVD players or
a compatible high-definition digital satellite decoder.This socket allows a very high
transmission quality for the audio and video signals.To connect a device with a DVI socket,
you can use the HDMI socket and the RCA audio sockets. In this instance, the HDMI
socket is used for receiving the video signal and the RCA sockets for receiving the audio
signal.An HDMI-DVI cable is required.
HDMI
This socket supports many picture formats including HDTV (720p, 1080i, and 1080p) and
PC sources (up to SXGA resolution).
Notes:
- Do not connect a device supplying analogue RGB signals to this socket.
- The HDMI socket is compatible with HDCP format.
ꢀRCA audio +VGA sockets (input) at the back
These can be used to connect a computer.This socket supports many PC video formats, up
to SXGA resolution.
SUB-WFR
Audio RCA sockets (output) at the back
These can be used to connect a stereo amplifier, a hi-fi system or amplified speakers (see
below).
L
R
ꢀAV3 audio and video RCA sockets (input) at the front or
side
These can be mainly used to connect camcorders (VHS or 8 mm format).
L.
R.
VIDEO
S
AUDIO
ꢀS socket and AV3 audio RCA sockets (input) at the front
or side
These can be mainly used to connect camcorders (S-VHS or Hi 8 format).
To display images using the equipment connected, press the AV button on the remote
control: once to select AV1, twice to select AV2 and three times to select AV3. For some
equipment (connected to the SCART sockets), this selection is done automatically.
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Other information
Connecting active speakers
The audio RCA sockets at the back of the television can be used to connect active
speakers (with a built-in amplifier) replacing the television’s built-in speakers.
Left and right speakers: connect the left speaker to the RCA L socket and the right speaker
to the RCA R socket.
Subwoofer: connect the subwoofer to the SUB-WFR socket.
Connecting an amplifier
You can connect an amplifier and 2 speakers to replace your television’s side speakers:
Connect your television’s left L and right R RCA sockets to the amplifier’s L and R inputs.
Configure the set as follows (see page 12):
EN
Sound menu
Sound type: Stereo
Sound mode: Normal
Set menu
Left/Right speakers: External
Subwoofer: None
SW
The television’s side speakers and subwoofer are now disabled.Adjust the volume using the
amplifier.
ꢀConnecting headphones
Use the relevant socket on the front of the TV set to connect headphones or stereo
earphones. Refer to page 12 on how to adjust the headphone volume.
Connecting a video recorder
You are recommended to connect a video recorder via the SCART socket to obtain
optimum picture and sound quality. However, you can also connect a video recorder to the
TV set only using the aerial socket.
Video recorder
Scart AV1
Camcorder
P
L
Equipment
Socket
A
Y
I
If you select the latter option, switch the video recorder on and play a tape.Then use the
Auto-update option to search for the appropriate channel for the video recorder (refer
to the relevant section).You should assign programme 99 to it to ensure enhanced picture
quality when tapes are being played and in pause mode.
N
G
Scart
or
RCA AV3
R
E
Video recorder Video recorder
Copying cassettes
Connect theVCR recording unit to the AV2 socket. Connect the playing unit to the AV1
socket if a video recorder is being used or to the AV3 SCART or front panel RCA sockets
if a camcorder is being used.
Equipment
Socket
or
or
C
O
R
D
I
Camcorder
Camcorder
Scart AV2
AV1
Scart AV2
AV3
N
G
Call
programme
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