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Dynex DX-32L200A12 User Manual

Dynex DX-32L200A12
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32” /37” /46” LCD TV
DX-32L200A12
DX-37L200A12
DX-46L262A12
USER GUIDE
DX-32L-37L-46L_11-1082_MAN_V2_EN.book Page 0 Tuesday, November 22, 2011 1:09 PM

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Dynex DX-32L200A12 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size32 inches
Display TypeLCD
Resolution1366 x 768
Aspect Ratio16:9
HDMI Ports2
USB Ports1
Display TechnologyLCD
Brightness250 cd/m²
Response Time8 ms
Viewing Angle178° (H) / 178° (V)
Speakers2 x 8W
Power Consumption65W
InputsComposite, Component, RF

Summary

CHILD SAFETY

Safe TV Usage Tips

Provides essential safety advice for TV placement, especially concerning children's safety.

Wall Mounting Guidelines

Offers instructions and warnings for securely mounting the TV on a wall.

Important Safety Instructions

General Safety Warnings

Covers electrical hazards, lightning protection, LCD panel care, and using replacement parts safely.

Numbered Safety Precautions

Lists 18 detailed instructions for safe operation, handling, installation, and electrical safety.

Installing TV Mounts

Stand Installation Guide

Step-by-step instructions for attaching the TV stand, including screw details and orientation.

Wall Mount Bracket Attachment

Guidance on attaching a wall mount bracket to the TV, referencing manufacturer instructions.

TV Connections and Remote Functions

Making Connections - Choosing Best Options

Connection Type Recommendations

Recommends the best video connection types (HDMI, Component, Composite) for optimal quality and provides cable visuals.

Connecting Power and Source Devices

Cable/Satellite Box via HDMI

Details connecting a cable/satellite box using HDMI for the best video and audio signal.

Video Connection Methods

Connecting Audio and Video Sources

Connecting TV Signal Sources

Connecting High-Quality Devices

Audio Systems and Initial TV Setup

Understanding TV Operation Basics

On-Screen Menu Navigation

Adjusting Picture and Channel Settings

Menu Navigation and Picture Adjustments

Explains menu navigation and how to adjust picture settings like Mode, Contrast, and Brightness.

Advanced Picture and Sound Settings

Picture Setting Details

Details advanced picture settings like Sharpness, Backlight, Noise Reduction, and Color Temperature.

Sound Setting Adjustments

Guides on adjusting sound modes, treble, bass, balance, and audio language.

Sound Modes and Channel Scanning

Changing Channel Settings

Setting Parental Controls

Setting or Changing the Password

Steps to set or change the parental control password for accessing restricted content.

Parental Control Levels Configuration

Setting Parental Control Levels

Details how to set parental control levels for US and Canadian TV/movie ratings.

Content Rating Management

Blocking Unrated TV Programs

Instructions on how to block TV programs that do not have a rating signal.

Using Closed Captioning Features

Turning Closed Captioning On/Off

Instructions for enabling or disabling closed captioning (CC) for TV programs.

Selecting Closed Captioning Modes

Details on choosing different closed captioning modes for analog and digital broadcasts.

Customizing Closed Captioning Styles

Adjusting Time and Sleep Timer

Using USB Flash Drives

USB Photo Viewing Options

Maintaining and Troubleshooting TV

Cleaning and Servicing Procedures

Provides guidance on cleaning the TV screen and surfaces, and when to seek professional servicing.

Video and Audio Troubleshooting

Lists common video and audio problems and their solutions.

Troubleshooting Common TV Issues

Picture and Sound Problem Solving

Addresses issues like snow/noise, dotted lines, double images, and no sound.

General Troubleshooting and Remote Control

Universal Remote Control Guide

Dynex Limited Warranty Details

Warranty Coverage and Service

Outlines the one-year limited warranty, coverage, definitions, and how to obtain service.

Warranty Exclusions and Contact

Lists items not covered by the warranty, exclusions, and contact information for customer service.

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