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Detailed steps for opening the battery compartment, installing batteries with correct polarity, and replacing the cover.
Guide to connecting external devices like cable boxes and media players using HDMI and Audio/Video inputs.
Instructions for connecting the AC power cord to the TV and power outlet, and how the power indicator behaves.
Steps for configuring the TV, including environment, region selection, terms, and channel installation.
Procedure for connecting the TV to a home network using an Ethernet cable and router.
Procedure for connecting the TV to a home network wirelessly via a Wi-Fi router.
Detailed steps for opening the battery compartment, installing batteries with correct polarity, and replacing the cover.
Guide to connecting external devices like cable boxes and media players using HDMI and Audio/Video inputs.
Instructions for connecting the AC power cord to the TV and power outlet, and how the power indicator behaves.
Steps for configuring the TV, including environment, region selection, terms, and channel installation.
Procedure for connecting the TV to a home network using an Ethernet cable and router.
Procedure for connecting the TV to a home network wirelessly via a Wi-Fi router.
This document serves as a Quick Start Guide for the JVC LT-32EC3208 SELECT series television, designed to assist users in setting up their new TV properly. It covers essential steps from unpacking and assembly to connecting various devices and initial setup procedures.
The guide begins by detailing the accessories included with the television. Users can expect to find a remote control, two AAA batteries for the remote, a user manual, two Quick Start Guides, two TV stands, four M4 X15 PWB screws for stand attachment, a warranty card, and an RCA-to-Mini AV Adapter. These accessories are crucial for the initial setup and basic operation of the TV.
The first major step outlined is the installation of the TV stand. The guide emphasizes the importance of laying the TV down on a flat, stable surface before proceeding. The two supplied stands are then attached to the bottom of the TV using the four provided screws. A visual representation of the TV's rear view with the stands attached is included to aid in correct assembly. Once the stands are securely fastened, the TV can be stood upright, ready for device connections.
Following the stand installation, the guide moves to the location of connectors on the TV, providing a visual diagram to help users identify the various ports available for connecting external devices.
A significant portion of the guide is dedicated to connecting devices to the TV. JVC recommends using HDMI® for the best-quality video connection, especially for devices like Cable Boxes, Satellite Receivers, Blu-ray players, and DVD players. A crucial safety caution is highlighted: users must disconnect the power cord before connecting any devices to prevent potential damage or injury.
For HDMI connections, the guide illustrates how to connect an HDMI® cable (not supplied) from an external device's HDMI® output to the TV's HDMI® input. This is designated as the "BEST CONNECTION" method.
The guide also covers connecting devices via audio/video input. This involves using an Audio/Video Cable (not supplied) to connect devices such as HD camcorders, DVD players, video cameras, or TV game consoles to the TV. The supplied RCA-to-Mini AV Adapter is used to facilitate these connections, converting the RCA outputs from external devices to the TV's AV IN port.
Remote control setup is also detailed, specifically the process of inserting batteries. Users are instructed to open the battery compartment cover, insert two AAA batteries according to the polarity diagram, and then replace the cover.
The guide then addresses antenna/cable connections. If connecting to a cable, the setup process is simplified: users turn on the TV, press the "SOURCE" button on the remote, and select the appropriate input (e.g., HDMI 1 if the cable is connected to HDMI 1). A diagram shows how to connect an antenna or cable to the TV's ANTENNA IN port.
Power cord connection and powering on the TV are straightforward. The AC Power Cord is attached to the rear of the TV and then plugged into a wall outlet. The power indicator on the front of the TV will light up red. Users can switch the TV between "ON" and "STANDBY" modes using the power button on the remote control or on the bottom of the TV. In "ON" mode, the power indicator will be off.
Internet connection options are thoroughly explained, as the TV is internet-ready. Two methods are available: wired and wireless. For a wired network connection, users need an Ethernet cable, a router or modem with an available Ethernet port, and a high-speed internet connection. The Ethernet cable connects the router/modem to the Ethernet port on the back of the TV. The TV's Network menu is then used for configuration. For a wireless network connection, users need a router broadcasting a high-speed wireless signal and a high-speed internet connection. The TV's Network menu is again used for configuration. The guide emphasizes that the TV is Smart capable, allowing access to various applications when connected to the internet.
Finally, the initial setup process is outlined, which involves configuring all necessary settings to search for and store channels. Users are guided through several steps:
The document concludes with a note that the product is manufactured, distributed, serviced, and warranted exclusively by E & S International Enterprises, Inc., and that "JVC" is a trademark of JVCKENWOOD Corporation used under license. It also provides contact information for JVC Service & Technical Support. The guide clarifies that all pictures are for reference only.
General| Screen Size | 32 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Backlight Type | LED |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Operating System | Android TV |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Refresh Rate | 50/60 Hz |
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