Insignia NS-37L760A12 User Manual

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37" LCD, 60Hz 1080p

NS-37L760A12

User Guide

Default Chapter1
- User Guide1
- Table of Contents2
Child Safety5
Important Safety Instructions6
- Warnings6
- Cautions7
Introduction9
Installing the Stand or Wall-Mount Bracket10
- Installing the Stand10
- Installing a Wall-Mount Bracket10
TV Components11
- Package Contents11
- Front11
- Back12
- Side12
- Remote Control13
Making Connections14
- What Connection Should I Use14
- Connecting Power15
- Connecting a Cable or Satellite Box15
- Connecting an Antenna or Cable TV (no Box)18
- Connecting a DVD or Blu-Ray Player18
- Connecting a VCR20
- Connecting a Camcorder or Game Console21
- Connecting a Computer21
- Connecting a USB Flash Drive22
- Connecting Headphones23
- Connecting a Basic Home Theater System23
- Connecting a Home Theater System with Multiple Devices24
Using the Remote Control24
- Installing Remote Control Batteries24
- Aiming the Remote Control24
Turning on Your TV for the First Time25
Understanding the Basics26
- Turning Your TV on or off26
- Selecting the Video Input Source26
- On-Screen Menu Overview27
- Navigating the Menus27
- Selecting a Channel28
- Adjusting the Volume28
- Viewing Channel Information28
- Viewing System Information28
Adjusting the Picture28
- Adjusting the TV Picture28
- Adjusting the Computer Image30
- Adjusting Component Video Settings31
Adjusting the Sound31
- Adjusting Sound Settings31
- Playing TV Audio Only32
Changing Channel Settings32
- Automatically Scanning for Channels32
- Hiding Channels33
- Setting up a Favorite Channel List33
- Viewing a Favorite Channel34
- Adding or Changing a Channel Label34
- Checking the Digital Signal Strength35
- Turning Auto Zoom on or off35
Setting Parental Controls36
- Setting or Changing the Password36
- Locking Control Buttons36
- Blocking Unrated TV37
- Setting Parental Control Levels38
- Downloading Rating Information39
Using Closed Captioning40
- Turning Closed Captioning on or off40
- Selecting the Analog Closed Captioning Mode40
- Customizing Digital Closed Captioning Styles41
Adjusting Time Settings42
- Setting the Clock42
- Setting the Sleep Timer43
Adjusting Menu Settings43
- Selecting the Menu Language43
- Turning Input Sensor on or off44
- Labeling an Input Source44
- Restoring Settings to the Defaults45
Using Inlink45
- Turning Inlink on or off45
- Turning Device Auto Power off on or off46
- Turning TV Auto Power on on or off46
- Turning Audio Receiver on or off47
- Displaying a List of Inlink-Compatible (HDMI CEC) Devices47
Using a USB Flash Drive48
- Switching to USB Mode48
- Browsing Photos48
- Viewing Favorite Photos49
- Viewing Photos in a Slideshow49
- Customizing Slideshow Settings50
Maintaining51
- Cleaning the TV Cabinet51
- Cleaning the TV Screen51
Troubleshooting51
- Video and Audio51
- Remote Control53
- General53
Specifications54
Programming Universal Remote Controls55
- Programming a Different Universal Remote Control55
- Common Universal Remote Control Codes55
Legal Notices56
Two-Year Limited Warranty - Insignia Televisions57
- US and Canada Markets57

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Questions and Answers:

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shannon88Sep 10, 2025
How to remove dotted lines from Insignia LCD TV screen?
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  Caroline RitterSep 10, 2025
  If your Insignia LCD TV shows dotted lines or stripes on the screen, ensure the antenna or cable TV is securely connected. If using an antenna, a weak digital channel signal may be the issue; try adjusting the antenna or using a more powerful outdoor or set-top antenna with an amplifier. Check that the video cables are securely connected. The video cables themselves might be faulty, so try a new set. Other devices, like surround sound receivers or fans, could be causing interference; try turning them off one by one to identify the culprit and then move it further away from the TV.