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Onida Fire TV edition 32HIF1 - User Manual

Onida Fire TV edition 32HIF1
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Summary

TV Setup and Configuration

Remote Operation

Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control.

Stand and Wall Mount Installation (43)

Guide for attaching the stand or wall mount for 43-inch models.

Stand and Wall Mount Installation (32)

Guide for attaching the stand or wall mount for 32-inch models.

Connecting Input;Output Sources

Details on connecting various input/output sources to the TV.

Remote Control Functions

Detailed explanation of all buttons and their functions on the remote.

Initial Setup Process

Comprehensive guide for the first-time TV setup process.

Language Selection

Process for selecting the preferred language during initial setup.

Internet Connection Setup

Steps to connect the TV to the internet via wired or wireless methods.

WPS Button Connection

How to connect to Wi-Fi using the router's WPS button.

WPS PIN Connection

How to connect to Wi-Fi using a WPS PIN code.

Amazon Account Login and Registration

Steps to sign in or create an Amazon account for TV services.

Account Registration and Wi-Fi Save

Registering the TV and choosing to save Wi-Fi password to Amazon.

Parental Controls Setup

Option to enable or disable parental controls for content access.

Popular App Downloads

Guide for selecting and downloading popular applications during setup.

TV Tuning and Channel Scan

Process for scanning and tuning TV channels.

Channel Management Options

Managing scanned channels by assigning favorites or hiding them.

Device Connectivity and Media Playback

Input;Output Ports Explained

Description of various input and output ports on the TV.

Connecting Set-Top Box or DTH

How to connect a cable or DTH box using HDMI.

AV;Composite Connection

Steps to connect devices using AV composite cables.

Antenna Connection

Guide for connecting an antenna to the TV.

Connecting DVD;Blu-ray Player

How to connect a DVD or Blu-ray player using HDMI.

AV;Composite for DVD;Blu-ray

Connecting DVD/Blu-ray players using AV composite cables.

Connecting a Computer

Steps to connect a computer to the TV via HDMI.

Ethernet (RJ45) Connection

How to connect the TV to the internet using an Ethernet cable.

USB Flash Drive Usage

How to connect and use a USB flash drive with the TV.

IR Blaster Connection

How to connect and use an IR Blaster for remote control.

Connecting External Speakers;Soundbar (SPDIF)

Guide for connecting external audio systems using SPDIF.

Digital Audio via HDMI;ARC

How to send digital audio to receivers using HDMI/ARC.

Power Connection and Safety

Instructions for connecting the TV's power cord and safety precautions.

Product Specifications and Safety Information

Product Specifications (32 HIF1;43 FIF1)

Technical specifications for 32HIF1 and 43FIF1 models.

Product Specifications (32 HIZ;43 FIZ Series)

Technical specifications for 32HIZ/43FIZ series models.

Speaker Box Installation Guide

Instructions for installing a rock speaker box for 32" and 43" TVs.

General Television Safety

Critical advice for safe TV operation, placement, and handling.

Television Placement Safety

Guidelines for safe TV placement to prevent falls and injury.

Safe Usage Practices

Recommendations for safe TV operation and handling.

Wall;Ceiling Mounting Safety

Safety advice for mounting the TV on walls or ceilings.

Moving Older TVs Safely

Precautions when moving older CRT televisions.

Electrical Safety Guidelines

Essential safety instructions regarding electrical hazards and product use.

Product Warnings and Hazards

Critical warnings covering electrical, lightning, and panel handling risks.

Electric Shock Hazard Warning

Warnings about electric shock risks and user-serviceable parts.

Lightning Protection Warning

Advice on unplugging the TV during lightning storms.

LCD Panel Handling Precautions

Instructions for safe handling of the LCD panel to avoid breakage.

Replacement Parts Safety

Importance of using specified replacement parts for safety.

Condensation and Environment

Advice on preventing condensation and handling environmental factors.

Mobile Phone Interference Warning

Warning about potential interference from mobile phones.

Environmental Disposal Guidelines

Information on environmentally sound disposal of the product.

Ventilation Slot Precautions

Warning against covering ventilation slots to prevent overheating.

Troubleshooting and Support

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Guide to diagnose and resolve common TV problems.

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Details of the TV's warranty coverage and limitations.

Warranty Void Conditions

Conditions under which the product warranty becomes invalid.

Service Center Details

Contact details and warranty card information for service.

Customer Support Contact

Customer care number, timing, and email for support.

Overview

This document describes the Onida Fire TV Edition, a smart television designed for an enhanced viewing experience with integrated smart features.

Function Description

The Onida Fire TV Edition is a smart television that allows users to access a wide range of content, including streaming services, live TV, and apps. It features built-in Alexa for voice control, enabling users to search for content, control playback, and manage smart home devices using voice commands. The TV supports high-definition video and audio, providing an immersive entertainment experience. It also incorporates eco-friendly power-saving technology, automatically entering standby mode after 15 minutes of inactivity to conserve energy.

Usage Features

Initial Setup: Upon the first power-on, the TV guides users through an initial setup process. This includes selecting a language (English or Hindi), connecting to the internet (wired, wireless, or WPS), and signing into an Amazon account. Users can choose to save their Wi-Fi password to their Amazon account for convenience and enable parental controls if desired.

Internet Connection: The TV offers multiple ways to connect to the internet:

  • Wired Connection: If an Ethernet cable is connected to the LAN socket, the TV automatically connects to the internet.
  • Wireless Connection: Users can connect wirelessly via their router. The TV scans for available networks, and users can select their network and enter the Wi-Fi password.
  • WPS Button: For routers with a WPS button, users can connect by pressing the WPS button on the router after selecting the "Connect using WPS Push Button" option on the TV.
  • WPS PIN Code: Alternatively, users can use a WPS PIN code by entering the code displayed on the TV screen into their router's settings.

Amazon Account Integration: A key feature is the deep integration with Amazon services. Users need an Amazon account to fully utilize the smart features. The setup process involves entering Amazon login credentials (email and password) to register the TV to their account.

App Selection and Download: During the initial setup, users can select popular apps to download from various categories (Popular Services, Movie & Music Services, Original Show Services). These apps download in the background while the TV tunes in. Users can choose to skip this step and download apps later.

Tuning Live TV: The TV supports analogue channel tuning. Users can access the "Settings" menu from the Home screen, select "Live TV," and then "Channel Scan" to find available channels. After scanning, channels can be managed by assigning them as "Favourites" or "Hidden."

Input/Output Sources: The TV provides various input and output options for connecting external devices:

  • Ethernet/RJ45: For wired internet connection.
  • IR Blaster: To control other IR-enabled devices.
  • SPDIF: For connecting soundbars, digital audio systems, or home theatre systems.
  • AV Input (Composite): For connecting older AV devices like set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, or camcorders using color-coded jacks.
  • HDMI (1, 2, 3): For connecting HD devices like set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, computers, or gaming consoles. HDMI1/ARC supports Audio Return Channel for simplified audio connections to ARC-enabled home theatre receivers.
  • USB (Multi Media Player): For connecting USB flash drives to view compatible audio, video, and picture files.
  • TV Antenna In: For connecting an antenna coaxial cable for live TV.

Remote Control: The remote control is central to operating the TV. It includes buttons for power, voice control (Alexa), navigation (up, down, left, right), select, back, home, menu, volume control (+/-), mute, play/pause, skip/rewind/fast forward, channel navigation (up/down), guide, quick settings, and direct access buttons for Prime Video, Netflix, Amazon Music, and Apps. The remote automatically pairs with the TV, but manual pairing is possible by holding the "HOME" button for 10 seconds.

Connecting External Speakers/Soundbar: Users can connect external speakers or a soundbar via SPDIF or HDMI/ARC. For SPDIF, a digital audio cable connects the TV to the speaker system. For HDMI/ARC, an HDMI cable connects the TV's HDMI1/ARC port to an ARC-enabled soundbar or AV receiver. The TV's audio output settings can be adjusted (e.g., PCM or Dolby Digital) and TV speakers can be turned off if external audio is preferred.

Connecting a Cable/Set-Top Box/DTH: The TV supports connecting cable or set-top boxes via HDMI, AV/Composite, or Coaxial/Antenna. HDMI is recommended for HD channels, while AV/Composite is suitable for SD channels.

Connecting a DVD/Blu-ray Player: DVD or Blu-ray players can be connected via HDMI or AV/Composite. HDMI is recommended for the best video quality.

Connecting a Computer: Computers can be connected via HDMI to display content on the TV.

Connecting a USB Flash Drive: USB flash drives can be plugged into the USB port to access and play compatible media files (video, image, audio).

IR Blaster Usage: The IR Blaster allows the TV to control other IR-enabled equipment, especially useful for devices placed inside closed cabinets. The IR extender cable should be securely plugged into the TV, and its other end placed close to the device to be controlled.

Maintenance Features

Safety Precautions: The manual emphasizes several safety guidelines:

  • Proper Placement: Ensure the TV is placed on sturdy furniture or installed according to manufacturer recommendations to prevent tip-over injuries.
  • Children Safety: Never allow children to climb on the TV or furniture, and avoid placing the TV on furniture that can be used as steps.
  • Cable Management: Route cords and cables to prevent tripping or pulling.
  • Wall/Ceiling Mount: If mounting, use a VESA-certified mount and follow all instructions. Professional installation is recommended for safety.
  • Power Source: Operate the TV only from the specified power source and unplug the power cord during lightning storms or extended periods of non-use.
  • LCD Panel Handling: Handle the LCD panel with care to avoid breakage. If the panel breaks, avoid contact with the liquid inside to prevent skin inflammation.
  • Battery Safety: Remote control batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat.
  • Ventilation: Do not block the TV's ventilation slots to prevent overheating.
  • Cleaning: Clean the apparatus only with a dry cloth.

Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting section for common issues:

  • No Picture/Sound: Check standby mode, main power button, brightness settings, CCFL lamp, and cable connections.
  • No Picture in AV Mode: Ensure correct cable connections for video input.
  • No Sound with Picture: Check volume level, mute status, and speaker system connections.
  • Picture Too Light/Dark: Adjust brightness and contrast settings, and check CCFL lamp.
  • Remote Control Not Working: Replace batteries, ensure no strong light interferes with the infrared transmitter window.
  • Poor Picture Quality (Not Sharp, Moving, Doubled, Spotted, Stripes/Color Fade): Check antenna reception, broadcast quality, antenna direction, external interference (automobiles, high voltage lines, neon lights), and proximity to other devices.

Warranty Information: The TV comes with a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects. The warranty is void if the TV is misused, neglected, improperly installed, tampered with by unauthorized agencies, or if the warranty card is not dispatched within 10 days of purchase. It also clarifies that the company is not liable for transit damage, dealer expenses, or delays due to spare part unavailability.

End-of-Life Directives: The TV contains recyclable materials. Users are advised to channelize end-of-life products through authorized dismantlers and recyclers according to Government of India's E-Waste Management Rule 2016, to ensure environmentally sound management. It cannot be disposed of with general household waste.

Service Center Information: Contact details for Onida Customer Care (phone number and email) are provided for support and service.

Onida Fire TV edition 32HIF1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size32 inches
Resolution1366 x 768 pixels
Display TypeLED
Smart TVYes
Operating SystemFire OS
Audio Output20 W
HDMI Ports3
USB Ports2
Wi-FiYes
BluetoothYes
Refresh Rate60 Hz
ProcessorQuad-Core
RAM1 GB
Storage8 GB
Speaker Channels2

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