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Dynex DX-24L150A11 User Manual

Dynex DX-24L150A11
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24" LCD TV
DX-24L150A11
USER GUIDE
DX-24L150A11_10-0317.book Page 1 Thursday, March 11, 2010 12:12 PM

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Dynex DX-24L150A11 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size24 inches
Display TypeLCD
Resolution1366 x 768
HDMI Ports2
USB Ports1
Contrast Ratio1000:1
Brightness250 cd/m²
Aspect Ratio16:9
Response Time5 ms
Viewing Angle170° (H) / 160° (V)
Speakers2 x 3W
InputsHDMI, Component, Composite, RF

Summary

Installing and Removing the Stand

Installing the Stand

Instructions for attaching the TV stand to the TV base securely.

Adjusting the Viewing Angle of the TV

How to tilt the TV screen forward or backward for optimal viewing.

Removing the Stand Column

Steps to detach the stand column from the TV for wall mounting.

TV Components

Installing a Wall-Mount Bracket

Guide for securing a wall mount to the back of the TV.

Accessories

List of items typically found in the TV box with the unit.

Front Panel Components

Identification of buttons and indicators on the TV's front face.

Side Panel Components

Locating and identifying ports and controls on the TV's side.

Back Panel Components

Details of ports and connections on the rear of the TV.

Remote Control Overview

Explanation of the remote control's buttons and their functions.

Using the Remote Control

Installing Remote Control Batteries

Steps to insert batteries into the remote control.

Aiming the Remote Control

Proper direction and distance for operating the remote.

Programming a Universal Remote Control

Guide to setting up third-party remotes to control the TV.

Making Connections

Selecting a Location

Advice on choosing an optimal placement for the television.

Connecting the Power

How to plug in the TV's power cord to an outlet.

Connecting an HDMI Device

Instructions for linking devices via HDMI for high-quality audio/video.

Connecting a Component Video Device

Steps to connect devices using component video cables for analog signals.

Connecting Antenna, Cable TV, or Satellite TV Box

How to hook up broadcast or cable TV signals.

Connecting a VCR

Guide for connecting older video cassette recorders to the TV.

Connecting a Camcorder or Game Console

Instructions for connecting AV devices like game consoles.

Connecting a Computer

How to link a PC to the TV for use as a monitor.

Connecting a Home Theater System

Steps for integrating audio systems with the TV.

Connecting Headphones

Guide for plugging in audio output devices for private listening.

Turning On Your TV for the First Time

Understanding the Basics

Turning Your TV On or Off

How to power the TV on and put it into standby mode.

Selecting the Video Input Source

Switching between different connected devices.

Selecting a Channel

Tuning into different TV channels using the remote.

Adjusting the Volume

How to control the TV's sound level.

Displaying Program Information

Accessing details about the current broadcast.

On-Screen Menu Overview

Introduction to the TV's main menu structure and options.

Navigating the Menus

How to move through and select options in menus.

Adjusting Basic Settings

Guide to modifying core TV settings.

Adjusting the Picture

Adjusting the TV Picture

Fine-tuning image quality parameters like contrast and brightness.

Adjusting the Computer Image

Optimizing picture settings when using the TV as a computer monitor.

Adjusting the Sound

Adjusting the Sound

Modifying audio parameters like bass, treble, and sound modes.

Selecting the Audio Mode

Choosing sound profiles for analog channels.

Playing TV Audio Only

Turning off the video display to listen to audio only.

Changing Channel Settings

Automatically Scanning for Channels

How to scan for available broadcast channels.

Selecting the Signal Source

Choosing the input for TV reception (Antenna, Cable, etc.).

Hiding Channels

Skipping specific channels in the channel scan.

Setting Up a Favorite Channel List

Creating a custom list of preferred TV channels.

Adding or Changing a Channel Label

Customizing names for channels for easier identification.

Checking Digital TV Signal Strength

Assessing the quality of digital broadcast signals.

Setting Parental Controls

Turning Parental Controls On or Off

Enabling or disabling the content blocking feature.

Setting or Changing the Password

Establishing a PIN to access restricted content.

Turning the Button Lock On or Off

Locking TV buttons to prevent unauthorized use.

Setting Parental Control Levels

Configuring rating restrictions for TV programs.

Downloading Rating Information

Fetching external data for TV rating compliance.

Using Closed Captioning

Turning Closed Captioning On or Off

Enabling or disabling text display for audio content.

Selecting the Closed Captioning Mode

Choosing different display styles for captions.

Customizing Digital TV Closed Captioning Styles

Advanced configuration of closed caption display.

Adjusting Time Settings

Setting the Date and Time

Configuring the TV's internal clock and time zone.

Adjusting Menu Settings

Selecting the Menu Language and Transparency

Customizing menu language and background opacity.

Troubleshooting

Labeling an Input Source

Assigning custom names to input ports for clarity.

Restoring Default Settings

Resetting all user-customized settings to factory defaults.

Video and Audio Issues

Solutions for problems with picture or sound.

Remote Control Issues

Diagnosing and fixing problems with the remote.

General Troubleshooting

Common issues like channels not displaying or cabinet creaks.

Maintenance

Cleaning

Proper methods for cleaning the TV exterior and screen.

Specifications

TV Specifications

Technical details about the TV's hardware and capabilities.

Legal Notices

FCC Part 15 Compliance

Regulatory information regarding radio frequency emissions.

Canada ICES-003 Statement

Compliance statement for Canadian digital apparatus.

HDMI Interface Information

Details about the High-Definition Multimedia Interface.

Energy Star Information

Information regarding energy efficiency compliance.

What Does the Warranty Not Cover?

What is excluded from the product's warranty.

One-Year Limited Warranty

Terms and conditions of the product's warranty coverage.

Mexico Market Warranty

Specific warranty terms for products sold in Mexico.

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