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Hitachi 43HB6T72U - User Manual

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insert the batteries into your handset
2a
Aerial (RF) Socket
wall
socket
Aerial (RF)
Lead
either connect the aerial straight to your TV...
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IMPORTANT - If placing TV into cabinet or alcove, ensure there is at least a 100mm (10cm) gap to the sides,
rear and top of the TV. This is to allow for adequate ventilation during operation. Please read the
main Users Guide for more safety information before installation.
QUICK GUIDE
43HB6T72U
For any help concerning set up and use of your TV please call theCustomer Helpline:
0345 604 0105
Lines open: 9am - 8pm Monday to Saturday and 10am - 4pm Sunday
Please read this quick guide fully before installing or operating because it contains important setup information and keep for
future reference.
542/9033
SPDIF
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Summary

Quick Guide Setup Steps

Insert Batteries into Handset

Step 1: Insert the batteries into the TV remote control handset.

Connect Aerial to TV

Step 2a: Connect the aerial (RF) lead directly to the TV's aerial socket.

Connect Aerial via VCR

Step 2b: Connect the aerial through a VCR using RF and SCART leads.

Connect Aerial via HDMI;YPbPr Products

Step 2c: Connect the aerial through HDMI and YPbPr products like a DVD-RW.

Connect Aerial via VCR and Satellite Decoder

Step 2d: Connect the aerial through a VCR and a satellite decoder.

Connect TV to Mains Power

Step 3: Connect the TV power plug to the mains socket and switch on.

Power On TV

Step 4: Press the OPERATE/STANDBY button on the remote or control switch to turn on the TV.

First Time Installation Process

Step 5: Guide through the initial setup including language, country, and channel scanning.

Connect TV to Internet

Step 6: Connect your TV to the home network, either wired or wirelessly.

Summary

Quick Guide Setup Steps

Insert Batteries into Handset

Step 1: Insert the batteries into the TV remote control handset.

Connect Aerial to TV

Step 2a: Connect the aerial (RF) lead directly to the TV's aerial socket.

Connect Aerial via VCR

Step 2b: Connect the aerial through a VCR using RF and SCART leads.

Connect Aerial via HDMI;YPbPr Products

Step 2c: Connect the aerial through HDMI and YPbPr products like a DVD-RW.

Connect Aerial via VCR and Satellite Decoder

Step 2d: Connect the aerial through a VCR and a satellite decoder.

Connect TV to Mains Power

Step 3: Connect the TV power plug to the mains socket and switch on.

Power On TV

Step 4: Press the OPERATE/STANDBY button on the remote or control switch to turn on the TV.

First Time Installation Process

Step 5: Guide through the initial setup including language, country, and channel scanning.

Connect TV to Internet

Step 6: Connect your TV to the home network, either wired or wirelessly.

Overview

This document is a quick guide for the Hitachi 43HB6T72U television, model number 542/9033. It provides essential setup information and usage instructions, emphasizing the importance of reading the guide fully before installation or operation.

Function Description:

The Hitachi 43HB6T72U is an LCD Television designed for home entertainment. It supports various input sources, including aerial (RF), VCR, HDMI, YPbPr, and satellite decoders, allowing users to watch broadcast television, play content from external devices, and access internet-based services. The TV is capable of displaying High Definition pictures when connected to compatible devices via HDMI or Component sockets. It features connectivity options for both wired and wireless home networks, enabling access to a "Portal" for applications and services, as well as the ability to play photo, video, and audio files stored on a connected Media server.

Important Technical Specifications (derived from the manual):

  • Model: 43HB6T72U
  • Product Number: 542/9033
  • Display Type: LCD Television
  • High Definition Support: Yes, via HDMI or Component Socket.
  • Connectivity:
    • Aerial (RF) Input: For connecting to a wall socket, VCR, or satellite decoder.
    • HDMI Inputs: Multiple HDMI ports (HDMI1, HDMI2) for connecting high-definition devices like DVD players, satellite receivers, or PCs.
    • VGA Input: For connecting a PC.
    • YPbPr (Component) Input: For connecting devices that output component video signals, often used for DVD players or older high-definition sources.
    • SCART Input: For connecting VCRs, satellite decoders, or other legacy AV equipment.
    • SPDIF Optic.OUT: Digital audio output.
    • LAN (Ethernet) Port: For wired network connection.
    • Wi-Fi: Internal Wi-Fi for wireless network connection.
  • Audio Output: SPDIF Optic.OUT, and stereo audio through SCART or HDMI.
  • Ventilation Requirements: A minimum 100mm (10cm) gap to the sides, rear, and top of the TV is required if placed in a cabinet or alcove to ensure adequate ventilation.

Usage Features:

  • Initial Setup:
    1. Remote Control Setup: Insert batteries into the provided handset.
    2. Aerial Connection: Connect the aerial lead directly to the TV's RF socket, or indirectly through a VCR or a VCR and satellite decoder using appropriate RF and SCART cables. The manual illustrates several connection methods, emphasizing the use of SCART leads for enhanced picture and sound quality with VCRs. For HDMI and YPbPr products, specific connection cables (HDMI cable, YPbPr cable, audio cable) are required.
    3. Power Connection: Connect the TV plug to a mains socket and switch it on.
    4. Power On: Press the OPERATE/STANDBY button on the remote control or the control switch on the left side of the TV.
    5. First Time Installation Wizard: Upon first power-on, a language selection screen appears. Users then set preferences for Country (UK), Teletext Language (West), and whether to Scan encrypted Channels (On). Broadcast Type selection includes Digital Aerial (On), Cable (Off), Analogue (Off), and Favourite Network Type (Digital Aerial).
    6. Home Mode Selection: Select "Home Mode" for home use. "Store Mode" is available but intended for retail display.
    7. Network Settings: After initial settings, the Network Settings menu appears. Users select "Wired" or "Wireless" network type. For wireless, the TV searches for available networks; if password-protected, the code must be entered.
    8. Channel Scan: The TV performs a channel scan. Users can skip this step and connect to the internet later.
    9. Region Selection: A "Choose Region" menu may appear after the scan, allowing selection of appropriate regional settings.
    10. Channel List Editing: After the search, the "Edit Channel List" menu is displayed, allowing users to customize the channel order or exit to watch TV. The TV may ask to sort channels according to LCN (Logical Channel Number) if available.
  • Remote Control Functions: Includes buttons for OPERATE/STANDBY, NETFLIX, numeric keypad for channel selection, Volume Up/Down, Programme Up/Down, MENU, OK, BACK, EXIT, and an Internet button for accessing the internet portal.
  • Internet Connectivity:
    • Connects to a home network (wired or wireless) to access the "Portal" for applications and services.
    • Allows access to photo, video, and audio files from a Media server on the network.
    • Wired connection requires an LAN cable (not supplied) to a modem/router.
    • Wireless connection uses internal Wi-Fi; users select networks and enter passwords if required.
    • The "Internet" button on the remote provides direct access to the internet portal.
  • Control Switch: Located on the left side of the TV, it provides basic controls for Up direction, Down direction, and a combined Programme/Volume/Av/Standby-on selection switch.

Maintenance Features:

  • Ventilation: Important safety instruction to ensure adequate ventilation (100mm gap) around the TV if placed in a cabinet or alcove to prevent overheating.
  • Software Updates: While not explicitly detailed as a user-initiated feature, modern TVs often receive software updates to improve performance and add features. The manual mentions that "Portal page content is subject to change at any given time without prior notice," implying potential updates or changes to online services.
  • Troubleshooting/Support: A customer helpline (0345 604 0105) is provided for setup and usage assistance, available Monday-Saturday (9am-8pm) and Sunday (10am-4pm).
  • Battery Replacement: The remote control requires batteries, which will need periodic replacement.
  • Network Profile Management: Users can delete saved Wi-Fi profiles at any time. A First Time Installation will also delete existing profiles.
  • External Software: The manual provides a download link for Nero MediaHome software (http://www.nero.com/mediahome-tv), which likely facilitates media streaming from a PC to the TV.

Hitachi 43HB6T72U Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHitachi
Model43HB6T72U
CategoryFull hd led tv
LanguageEnglish