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Manual included as an accessory with the TV.
Batteries supplied for the remote control.
Device for operating the TV functions.
Cable to connect the TV to a power outlet.
Cover for screen protection, may be excluded for some models.
Cloth provided for cleaning the TV screen surface.
Fasteners required for installing the TV stand.
Clips used for organizing and securing cables.
Holder for managing cables, included with certain models.
Component to reduce electromagnetic wave interference.
Description of buttons and indicators on the TV's front panel.
Details and layout of ports on the TV's rear panel.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the TV stand.
Instructions for safely removing the TV stand.
Guidance on managing cables at the back of the TV.
Recommendations for optimal TV placement and viewing.
Advice on selecting a suitable location for the TV.
Information on using the Kensington Security System connector.
Instructions for installing the TV on a desk stand.
Steps for mounting the TV horizontally on a wall.
Guidance on how to connect an antenna to the TV.
Instructions for securely attaching the TV to a desk to prevent tipping.
Crucial safety instructions to prevent TV from falling and causing injury.
Adjusting the TV screen angle for optimal viewing position.
Instructions for safely removing the stand from 19/22LS4D models.
Connecting and configuring an HD receiver to the TV.
Connecting various external devices using different cable types.
Instructions for connecting and setting up DVD players.
Instructions for connecting and setting up VCRs.
Connecting various other audio/visual devices.
Steps for installing a Common Interface module.
Connecting and configuring a PC to the TV.
List of display resolutions compatible with TV models.
Adjusting PC screen settings like position, size, resolution, and auto-config.
Explanation of remote control buttons and their functions.
How to install batteries in the remote control.
Navigating and adjusting TV menu settings.
Auto and manual scanning and storage of TV channels.
Naming, fine-tuning, editing, skipping, and selecting favorite programmes.
Booster, Software Update, Diagnostics, and CI Information.
Displaying and navigating the program list.
Controlling connected HDMI-CEC devices.
Assigning custom labels to input sources.
Selecting optimal picture/sound for AV inputs.
Turning the EPG on/off and selecting programmes from listings.
Remote button functions for various EPG modes.
Adjusting screen aspect ratio and picture format.
Selecting preset, manual, and expert picture modes.
Features like contrast, color, noise reduction, and gamma.
Resets picture settings to factory defaults.
Image Sticking Minimization (ISM) method for screen protection.
Reduces TV power consumption.
Auto volume, preset sound modes, user adjustment, and balance.
TV speaker status, digital audio out, I/II, NICAM, and speaker output.
Setting menu language, country, audio, and subtitle languages.
Setting the TV's internal clock automatically or manually.
Auto On/Off Timer, Auto Shut-off Setting, and Sleep Timer.
Configuring the TV's time zone based on location.
Enabling password protection and button locks.
Preventing specific programmes from being viewed.
Restricting content based on broadcast ratings.
Disabling the TV's front panel buttons.
Switching teletext on/off and using Simple/Top modes.
Fastext and special teletext functions like Reveal, Update, Time, Hold.
Accessing teletext through digital broadcasts.
Resetting TV settings and solutions for common operational issues.
Cleaning instructions for the screen and cabinet, plus absence precautions.
Technical details, dimensions, and power requirements of the TV.
Setup guide for universal remote control functionality.
Technical details on infrared remote control codes.
Setting up external control via RS-232C port.
Assigning a specific ID number for control systems.
Parameters, command lists, and transmission protocols.
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