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- Contents 2
- English 2
- Air circulation 3
- Do not 3
- English 3
- English 2 3
- Heat damage 3
- Mains supply 3
- Safety precautions 3
- Warning 3
- Button and stand style is dependent on model 4
- English 4
- English 3 4
- Exclusion clause 4
- Installation and important information 4
- Please take note 4
- Where to install 4
- English 5
- English 4 5
- Headphone warning 5
- Important information 5
- Important safety information 5
- Information for the dvb t function 5
- Possible adverse effects on lcd screen 5
- Tv installation 5
- English 6
- English 5 6
- Important safety information continued 6
- English 7
- English 6 7
- Removing the pedestal stand 7
- To display your lcd tv using a wall bracket 7
- English 8
- English 7 8
- Inserting batteries and effective range of the remote control 8
- Simple at a glance reference of your remote control 8
- The remote control 8
- Connecting external equipment 9
- English 9
- English 8 9
- Connecting an hdmi or dvi device to the hdmi input 10
- English 10
- English 9 10
- To connect a dvi device 10
- To connect an hdmi device 10
- Connecting a computer connecting a usb device 11
- English 11
- English 10 11
- To connect a computer 11
- To connect a usb device 11
- Usb device connection 11
- Controlling the tv 12
- English 12
- English 11 12
- For energy saving 12
- Switching on 12
- Using the controls and connections on the tv 12
- English 13
- English 12 13
- Initial installation 13
- Adjusting volume and muting sound 14
- Basic operations general operation 14
- Displaying subtitles 14
- English 14
- English 13 14
- Quick access menu 14
- Selecting channels 14
- Stereo and bilingual transmissions 14
- Viewing channel list 14
- Viewing main menu 14
- Continued 15
- Electronic programme guide 15
- English 15
- English 14 15
- General operation 15
- Input selection 15
- Viewing info banner 15
- English 16
- English 15 16
- Features in menu 16
- Picture menu 16
- Sound menu 16
- Continued 17
- English 17
- English 16 17
- Features in menu 17
- Setup menu 17
- Applications menu 18
- Continued 18
- English 18
- English 17 18
- Features in menu 18
- Pc settings 18
- Preferences menu 18
- Auto tuning 19
- Channel swap 19
- English 19
- English 18 19
- Manual tuning 19
- Set up your tv 19
- Skipping a channel 19
- Standby channel update 19
- Audio language 20
- Common interface 20
- English 20
- English 19 20
- Parental control 20
- Setting subtitles 20
- Use more of your tv 20
- Continued 21
- English 21
- English 20 21
- Setting timer 21
- Use more of your tv 21
- Using hdmi link 21
- Viewing teletext 21
- Continued 22
- English 22
- Hdmi link playback device control 22
- Use more of your tv 22
- English 23
- English 22 23
- Media player 23
- Playing music 23
- Start media player 23
- Viewing photos 23
- Watching videos 23
- Continued 24
- English 24
- English 23 24
- Media player 24
- To close the media player 24
- Changing picture format 25
- Cinema 25
- Dot by dot 25
- English 25
- Native 25
- Normal 25
- Subtitle 25
- Super live 25
- Wide except pc 25
- Wide pc only 25
- English 26
- English 25 26
- Pc input typical display modes 26
- Av and hdmi signal compatibility input signal types 27
- English 27
- English 26 27
- English 28
- English 27 28
- Media player supported format 28
- English 29
- English 28 29
- Specifi cations and accessories 29
- English 30
- English 29 30
- License information 30
- English 31
- English 30 31
- License information on the software used in this product 31
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- English 31 32
- English 33
- English 32 33
- English 34
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- End of terms and conditions 35
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- How to apply these terms to your new libraries 35
- No warranty 35
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- English 37
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- English 38
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- In conformity with the eee regulation 38
- License information 38
- License notifi cation 38
- Answers 39
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- Question 39
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- Question 40
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