What to do if my PDi TV has picture but no sound?
If your PDi TV shows a picture but no sound, ensure the internal speaker is enabled and that the sound isn't muted. Also, check that no headphones are plugged in. If you're using an external source, verify that it's properly connected.
How to fix PDi TV remote not working?
If your PDi TV remote is not working, first check the batteries. If the batteries are fine, verify that the Bed A, B, C, D setup is correct.
What to do if there is no picture from external source on PDi medTV SMART A?
If you're not getting a picture from an external source on your PDi TV, first make sure the external source is connected properly. Also, confirm that the source isn't being blocked by the Parental Control setting.
Why does my PDi TV change channels or turn off unexpectedly?
If your PDi TV channels change or turn off unexpectedly, it might be due to fluorescent lighting interfering with the IR receiver. Try disabling the analog pillow speaker. If that doesn't work, relocate the TV away from the light source or apply opaque tape over the IR sensor.
What to do if PDi Qube will not turn on TV?
If your PDi Qube won't turn on the TV, check if the standby power is set to normal.
How to troubleshoot analog pillow speaker problems on PDi medTV SMART A TV?
To address analog pillow speaker problems with your PDi TV, first confirm that the pillow speaker is securely plugged in. Next, connect the pillow speaker directly to the TV to rule out issues with the across-room or bedside wiring. Finally, check whether fluorescent lighting is causing interference.
Why does my PDi TV take a long time to turn on?
If your PDi TV takes a long time to turn on, check the standby power setting.
General| Operating System | Android |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Display Type | LED |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Screen Size | 32" |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Mounting Type | VESA |
Critical safety warnings including electrical shock and falling hazards.
Guidelines for safe cleaning and disinfection of the television unit.
Comprehensive list of operating safety instructions and precautions.
Description of physical input connectors like HDMI, RF, USB, and module connections.
Explanation of buttons located on the side of the TV for basic operation.
Instructions for using the PD108-420 programming remote for setup.
Guide for setting up patient remotes (PD108-421, PD108-210) for independent control.
Steps to initiate and configure the TV using the Set-Up Wizard.
Process for selecting preferred language and time zone.
Guide to setting up wired or wireless network connections.
Choosing the desired medTV viewing experience.
Overview of the main menu screen and basic navigation.
How to enter the programming menus using the SETUP button.
Detailed list of main sub-menus: Source, Picture, Sound, Channel, Features, Common, Advance.
Enabling and selecting available TV input sources.
Adjusting core picture settings like brightness, contrast, and color.
Configuring video noise filtering and display aspect ratio.
Adjusting color balance and dynamic light control settings.
Accessing and navigating the sound adjustment menu.
Setting initial, minimum, and maximum volume levels.
Adjusting bass, treble, and balance for sound output.
Using AVC for automatic audio level adjustment.
Enabling or disabling the TV's internal speakers.
Setting up the TV for different signal types and performing auto scan.
Configuring access levels for channels: Free, Basic, Premium, Disabled.
Performing a scan to detect and tune available channels.
Copying or clearing channel data between service levels.
Creating custom labels for channels in the channel list.
Using Auto Channel Aliasing to rename channels automatically.
Enabling direct channel entry bypass for specific service levels.
Changing the default system password for security.
Locking system functions and blocking unrated TV content.
Configuring parental controls for blocking content by rating.
Setting parental controls using Canadian rating guidelines.
Locking physical keypad buttons and restricting content by TV rating.
Understanding the MPAA rating system for movies.
Managing movie content blocking via parental controls.
Setting up specific modes for hospital use, like locking inputs.
Renaming input sources for easier identification.
Presetting default aspect ratio and service level on startup.
Copying TV settings and data to other units using USB or server.
Enabling lock for input sources that are currently disabled.
Adjusting OSD timeout and setting automatic sleep timer.
Assigning unique codes for patient remotes in multi-TV rooms.
Enabling a blue screen display when no video signal is detected.
Configuring auto power-on, ECO mode, and channel button source switching.
Setting up and customizing closed caption display options.
Accessing details about firmware version, hardware, and usage.
Resetting all programmed channels and settings to factory defaults.
Setting up wired and wireless network connections.
Setting time automatically and managing daylight saving.
Setting the system language and input method.
Updating the TV's firmware and software via OTA.
Restoring the TV to its original factory default state.
Connecting and managing Bluetooth audio devices.
Displaying internal storage, Android version, and firmware details.
Solutions for frequent problems like speaker, picture, and remote control issues.
Information regarding the manufacturer's standard warranty.
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