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Guidance on recycling electronic waste and preventing environmental harm.
Precautions against TV falling and related injuries, especially for children.
Guidelines for safe operation and maintenance of the TV, covering various aspects.
Steps to power the TV on and off using the remote control.
How to choose the active input source for connected devices.
Viewing broadcast channels and using the Electronic Program Guide.
Recording TV programs and watching live broadcasts with a time shift.
Guide to navigating the TV's main menu system and its options.
Adjusting picture settings for optimal display quality.
Optimizing the TV's audio output settings.
Managing TV channels, tuning, and editing.
Configuring network settings and internet connection.
Adjusting system-wide settings like location, time, and language.
Accessing system information, firmware updates, and defaults.
Navigating the main Home screen and understanding its icons.
Viewing broadcast programs and managing channels.
Accessing Video-on-demand and managing media files.
Exploring and installing applications, and using the TV browser.
Managing apps, customizing TV name, and casting mobile content.
Managing automatic and manual software/firmware updates for the TV.
Resolving common operational issues and problems with the TV.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional remote control.
Steps to connect the TV to a Wi-Fi network and resolve connection issues.
Guidance on recycling electronic waste and preventing environmental harm.
Precautions against TV falling and related injuries, especially for children.
Guidelines for safe operation and maintenance of the TV, covering various aspects.
Steps to power the TV on and off using the remote control.
How to choose the active input source for connected devices.
Viewing broadcast channels and using the Electronic Program Guide.
Recording TV programs and watching live broadcasts with a time shift.
Guide to navigating the TV's main menu system and its options.
Adjusting picture settings for optimal display quality.
Optimizing the TV's audio output settings.
Managing TV channels, tuning, and editing.
Configuring network settings and internet connection.
Adjusting system-wide settings like location, time, and language.
Accessing system information, firmware updates, and defaults.
Navigating the main Home screen and understanding its icons.
Viewing broadcast programs and managing channels.
Accessing Video-on-demand and managing media files.
Exploring and installing applications, and using the TV browser.
Managing apps, customizing TV name, and casting mobile content.
Managing automatic and manual software/firmware updates for the TV.
Resolving common operational issues and problems with the TV.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional remote control.
Steps to connect the TV to a Wi-Fi network and resolve connection issues.
This document describes an LED Backlight TV, providing a comprehensive user manual for its operation, features, and maintenance.
The LED Backlight TV is designed to provide a rich entertainment experience, offering a variety of functions including live television, video-on-demand (VOD), media playback, and access to various applications. It supports digital television content viewing and recording, and allows for mirroring content from compatible devices. The TV is equipped with an intuitive menu system for easy navigation and customization of settings.
To power on the TV, simply plug the AC power cord into a socket outlet. Once connected, press the power button on the remote control to toggle the TV on or off. It's important to note that when in standby mode, the TV still consumes some power. For a complete power disconnection, the mains plug should be removed from the socket. The TV also features an automatic standby mode if no input signal is received for several minutes.
The TV allows users to select from various input sources depending on the connected video device. To do this, press the "INPUT" button on the remote, navigate through the list of sources using the arrow buttons, and confirm the selection with the "OK" button.
Upon selecting DTV as the input, if no channels have been saved previously, the TV will prompt for a channel search. Users can specify the tune mode as Antenna or Cable. Channel settings can also be adjusted through the "Full setting menu" under "Channel." After the initial channel tuning, the screen will display operating tips for Live TV, including how to access the channel list, PVR/T.Shift, and channel information. The remote control offers shortcuts for Live TV: "OK" calls out the Channel List, "V" calls out PVR/T.Shift, "Call out Channel List" displays channel information, and "BACK" shows recent channels.
The EPG provides a convenient way to check TV programs for up to 7 days in advance, specifically for digital channels. It also facilitates programming recordings of favorite shows and setting reminders for programs of interest, with automatic channel switching at scheduled times. The availability and amount of program information depend on the broadcaster. To access the EPG, press the "EPG" button on the remote. Within the EPG, users can select a current program and press "OK" to watch it in full-screen mode. The arrow buttons allow navigation through channels and programs based on the time schedule. Pressing "OK" on a selected program offers options for PVR or Reminder. Users can set start/stop times and repeat options (Once, Everyday, Weekly) for reminders and recordings. Reminders are only available for programs not yet aired. A storage device must be connected for recording, and the TV will record even in standby mode. "CH+/CH-" buttons move the program listing page up/down. The "RED" button displays scheduled reminders and recordings. The "GREEN" button selects a day. The "YELLOW" button jumps to the Channel List Selection, and the "BLUE" button shows detailed information of the selected program.
The PVR (Personal Video Recorder) function allows users to record digital television content for later viewing, exclusively in DTV source. The storage disk must be formatted as FAT32 or NTFS. This function requires a connected data storage device. Recording can be initiated via the EPG or by pressing the "V" button to select PVR or T.Shift. Pressing the "■" button stops the recording, and the recorded file can be played back in Media. T.Shift (Time Shift) enables watching a live broadcast (DTV only) with a delay by temporarily recording the program onto a hard disk. A hard disk with at least 1G storage capacity is required. The "T.shift" button on the remote displays the menu, "II" pauses the live broadcast, ">" plays, "<<" watches in reverse, and ">>" watches in advance rapidly. The "■" button exits the function and returns to the current broadcast. When connecting a hard disk, ensure its mains adapter is connected to the power supply. USB 1.1 or 2.0 devices requiring more than 500mA or 5V may not be supported. The maximum supported current for USB 3.0 is 1A. The maximum supported storage space for a hard disk is 1T. For DTV program video streaming, the USB storage device's transfer rate must be at least 5MB/s. PVR is not supported for analogue channels or channels locked with Channel Lock or scrambled channels.
The TV's menu system is accessed by pressing the menu button. From there, users can navigate through full menu settings using the ">" button. Within each menu, the "^/v" buttons select items, "OK" enters submenus, "< / >" adjusts values, and "BACK" returns to the previous menu. The "EXIT" button closes the menu.
This menu optimizes the TV's output picture quality.
This section allows changing 3D mode settings. Compatible 3D content and glasses are required.
Optimizes the TV's audio output.
Manages TV channels.
Configures TV network settings.
Manages general TV system settings.
Provides information and update options.
The Home screen is the central hub for accessing Live TV, VOD, Media, Apps, and external device inputs. It is accessed by pressing the home button on the remote.
Accesses pre-installed VOD apps.
Central location for uploading and viewing photos, music, and movies from USB drives or compatible mobile devices.
Accesses factory-installed and downloadable applications.
To identify the TV when connecting devices, go to "Full menu settings > Network > TV Name," select "User Input," press "OK" for keyboard, type name, then power off/on TV.
Mirrors video, audio, or images from Android-based devices to the TV screen.
The TV's software (firmware) can be updated to enhance features and correct issues. It is recommended to keep the TV connected to the Internet for automatic updates.
This section provides solutions for common operational issues. If the TV malfunctions, it's advisable to unplug it from the AC socket for 60 seconds or more, then reconnect. This helps restore stable conditions. If problems persist, contact Customer Care.
General| Screen Size | 65 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| HDR Support | Yes |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Operating System | VIDAA U |
| Audio Output | 20W |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| USB Ports | 3 |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
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