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General| Screen Size | 42 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Display Format | 720p |
| Response Time | 5 ms |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Refresh Rate | 50 Hz |
| USB Ports | 1 |
General instructions and precautions before operating the TV.
List of items included with the TV, such as manuals, remotes, and cables.
Description of buttons and indicators on the TV's front panel.
Overview of all ports and connectors on the TV's back panel.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the TV stand to the unit.
Instructions for safely positioning and securing the TV to prevent tipping.
Guidance on organizing and securing TV cables for a tidy setup.
Recommendations for optimal placement and environment for the TV.
Information on using a security cable to prevent theft.
Instructions for connecting various external audio and video sources like receivers, DVDs, VCRs.
Explanation of the remote control's buttons and basic functions.
How to turn on the TV, change channels, and adjust volume levels.
Guide to accessing and navigating the TV's on-screen menus for settings.
Steps for automatically or manually scanning and storing TV channels.
Methods for editing, skipping, selecting favorites, and sorting TV programs.
Configuring system features like signal booster, software updates, diagnostics, and AV modes.
How to access and use the Electronic Programme Guide for TV listings.
Detailed functions of remote buttons within different EPG modes.
Adjusting screen aspect ratios like 16:9, 4:3, Zoom, and Just Scan for optimal viewing.
Selecting predefined picture modes (Vivid, Standard, Cinema) for best image appearance.
Customizing the picture's colour temperature (Warm, Medium, Cool) for desired visual output.
Fine-tuning picture settings like brightness, contrast, sharpness, and tint.
Utilizing Expert 1 and Expert 2 modes for advanced, tailored picture adjustments.
Using features like Fresh Contrast, Noise Reduction, and Gamma for enhanced picture quality.
Optimizing picture settings for movies, darkness levels, and eye comfort.
Resetting picture settings to default and using ISM to prevent screen image retention.
Adjusting picture settings to reduce TV power consumption.
Managing automatic volume adjustments and internal speaker status.
Selecting preferred sound profiles like SRS TruSurround, Clear Voice, Music, or Cinema.
Customizing audio equalizer settings for bass, treble, and frequency bands.
Adjusting speaker balance and selecting digital audio output formats (PCM, Dolby Digital).
Resetting sound settings and managing audio reception modes like Mono, Stereo, and NICAM.
Selecting preferred audio and subtitle languages, and country-specific settings.
Automatically or manually setting the TV's internal clock.
Configuring automatic power on/off timers and auto shut-off based on inactivity.
Setting a sleep timer for automatic TV turn-off and selecting the correct time zone.
Setting a password to enable parental control features and lock the system.
Blocking specific TV programs to prevent unwanted viewing.
Setting parental rating limits and locking remote control buttons to prevent unauthorized use.
Instructions for accessing and navigating Teletext services.
Using advanced Teletext features like Reveal, Update, Time, and Hold.
Accessing and navigating enhanced digital Teletext services with graphics and text.
Resetting the TV to its original factory default settings.
Common problems and solutions for TV operation, picture, sound, and PC connectivity.
Guidelines for cleaning the TV screen and cabinet and precautions for extended absence.
Technical details including dimensions, weight, power consumption, and environmental conditions.
Instructions for programming the remote control to operate other devices.
Technical details on IR codes, RS-232C setup, and communication parameters for external control.
Specifying a unique ID number for the TV, useful in multi-device setups.
Technical details on baud rate, data length, parity, stop bits, and ASCII codes.
