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Hisense LTDN50K360HK User Manual

Hisense LTDN50K360HK
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Preface
Dear Hisense Customer,
We appreciate for your buying Hisense products, and believe that this wholly new product can bring you
infinite pleasure. Before using the TV, Please read this manual thoroughly, retain it for future reference.
Our company does not assume any liability for any accident arising from violation of the matters of
attention and instruction on use in this manual.
This product involves high voltage. The user may not open the cabinet without authorization. Any
person other than the repairer may not repair and replace parts without authorization to avoid shock
and fire accidents.
Please clean and maintain the entire TV set with clean and soft cotton cloths, and repeated forcible
cleanings are prohibited.
The screen may not be scribed, tapped, impacted with hard objects or rubbed with any grinding
materials.
During placement and use, the product should be kept from water droplet and splash. In case of
adverse weather e.g. thunderstorm, the power plug and cable TV (or outdoor antenna) plug shall be
rapidly pulled off to avoid damage due to lightning strike.
The TV set is a Type II equipment, and used without requiring grounding.
WARNING
CAUTION
Attention:
Still images can result in permanent damage to TV screen.
1. The time for displaying static images on the LCD TV screen may not exceed 2 hours, otherwise it will result
in residual image on the screen. To avoid this, you need to lower the screen brightness and contrast when
displaying the still images.
2. When viewing 4:3 format program over long time, different traces will be left on the left and right sides of
the screen and the edge of margin. So the user is advised not to use such pattern over long time.
3. Long-time display of electronic games and computer static images may result in local residual image, and
the screen may get burnt and result in residual image on the screen. To avoid this, you need to lower the
screen brightness and contrast during use.
For any image residual shadow, local residual image and trace problems with the TV screen due to the
said reasons, the display screen is not within the range of warranty.
Tips for energy saving:
1. Please choose AC power off (turn off the TV through the power switch) when not viewing TV program to
minimize energy consumption.
2. Under condition that the view quality is not impacted, reduce the brightness of display screen to minimize
the energy consumption of TV during use.
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Triangle enclosing a lightning arrow is a warning symbol,
reminding you of the high voltage danger in the product.
The correct way.
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symbol, reminding you of the important notes related to
the product.
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Hisense LTDN50K360HK Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size50 inches
Display TypeLED
Smart TVYes
HDMI Ports3
USB Ports2
Wi-FiYes
Energy Efficiency ClassA
Operating SystemVIDAA

Summary

Preface and Important Information

Safety Warnings and Precautions

Covers high voltage, cleaning, and protection from water/lightning.

Technical Specifications

Critical Safety Guidelines

Power, Signal, and Maintenance Precautions

Covers safe power handling, signal line care, maintenance, and cleaning procedures.

LCD Screen Handling and Product Care

Details how to maintain the LCD screen and general product handling to avoid damage.

Installation and Usage Environment

Advises on proper placement, ventilation, and viewing conditions.

Setting Up the TV Stand

Base Stand Assembly

Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the TV's base stand.

Attaching the Stand to the TV

Guides on safely attaching the assembled stand to the TV unit.

Installation Space Requirements

Ventilation and Clearance Guidelines

Specifies required space around the TV for adequate air circulation and heat dissipation.

Prohibited Installation Locations

Illustrates and warns against improper placement that blocks ventilation.

Remote Control Operation

Remote Control Button Functions

Details the purpose of each button on the remote control for TV operation.

TV Connection Ports

Overview of TV Terminal Jacks

Identifies all available input and output ports on the TV for various connections.

Port Function Descriptions

Explains the specific purpose and use of each terminal jack on the TV.

Connecting External Devices

Antenna and Cable TV Connection

Guides on connecting an antenna or cable TV for signal reception.

USB and SD Card Connectivity

Details how to connect USB devices and SD cards for data access.

HDMI Connectivity

Connecting Devices via HDMI

Details how to connect devices using HDMI cables, including signal format support.

PC and Audio System Connections

Connecting a PC to the TV

Explains how to connect a PC using VGA and audio cables for screen sharing.

Basic TV Operations

Initial TV Setup and Power Control

Guides on turning the TV on/off, standby mode, and initial power-on procedures.

Picture and Channel Settings

Channel Tuning and Management

Covers searching, tuning, and managing TV channels in DTV and ATV modes.

Network and System Settings

Network Connection Setup

Details how to connect to wired or wireless networks using DHCP or static IP.

System Software Updates

Checking for and Installing Updates

Guides on how to check for new system versions and perform the upgrade.

Screen Mirroring and Sharing

PC to TV Screen Transmission

Details how to transmit the PC screen to the TV for viewing.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem Diagnosis and Solutions

Lists common TV problems and their recommended solutions.

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