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RCA J26H700

RCA J26H700
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LCD Television
User’s Guide
Hospital
J22H760
J32H700
J26H700
J42H750
Changing Entertainment. Again.

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RCA J26H700 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size26 inches
Resolution1366 x 768
Display TypeLCD
HDMI Ports2
USB Ports1
Aspect Ratio16:9
Refresh Rate60 Hz
Sound Output10 W
Power Consumption45W
InputsHDMI, USB, Composite

Summary

Important Information

Safety Precautions (Electric Shock, Fire Hazards)

Warnings about electric shock risks, fire hazards, and avoiding moisture for safe operation.

Product Registration and Information

Details on product registration, warranty, and recording model/serial numbers for service.

Cable TV Installer Note

Reminder for installers about proper grounding as per the National Electric Code.

Important Information (Continued)

Additional Safety Cautions (Servicing, Liquids, Power Cords)

Cautions on product modification, servicing, exposure to liquids, and correct power cord usage.

Cleaning and Disinfection Instructions

Guidelines for cleaning the TV's exterior using a lint-free cloth and avoiding harsh agents.

Important Information (Continued)

Disconnecting Device from Mains and Safeguards

Information on the main plug as a disconnecting device and essential safety points for product use.

Regulatory and Compliance Information

FCC compliance details for digital devices and user responsibilities regarding modifications.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General Usage and Operational Precautions

Guidelines for safe operation, cleaning, ventilation, placement, and handling of cords/accessories.

Electrical Safety and Grounding Guidelines

Instructions on plug safety, cord protection, and correct grounding of antenna systems for safety.

Servicing, Environmental Notes, and Mercury Disposal

Advice on servicing, unplugging during storms, and proper disposal of mercury-containing lamps.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Pre-Connection Considerations

Advice on power surges, overheating, cable placement, lighting, remote, and parts check before connecting.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Front Panel Controls - J22 H760

Identification and function of buttons and indicators on the front panel of the J22H760 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Rear Panel Connections - J22 H760

Description of all input/output ports on the rear panel of the J22H760 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Front Panel Controls - J26 H700

Identification and function of buttons and indicators on the front panel of the J26H700 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Rear Panel Connections - J26 H700

Description of all input/output ports on the rear panel of the J26H700 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Front Panel Controls - J32 H700

Identification and function of buttons and indicators on the front panel of the J32H700 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Rear Panel Connections - J32 H700

Description of all input/output ports on the rear panel of the J32H700 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Front Panel Controls - J42 H750

Identification and function of buttons and indicators on the front panel of the J42H750 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Rear Panel Connections - J42 H750

Description of all input/output ports on the rear panel of the J42H750 model.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

VESA Standard TV Mounts (263242 inches)

Guidelines for choosing and installing VESA standard wall mounts for specific TV sizes.

General Guidelines: Choosing a Location for Mount Installation

Advice on selecting suitable locations for installing VESA standard TV mounts.

Caution: Tightening Wall Mount Screws

Warning about using screws that are too long, which can damage TV components.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

VESA Standard TV Mounts (22 inch)

Guidelines for choosing and installing VESA standard wall mounts for 22-inch TV models.

General Guidelines: Choosing a Location for Mount Installation

Advice on selecting suitable locations for installing VESA standard TV mounts.

Caution: Tightening Wall Mount Screws

Warning about using screws that are too long, which can damage TV components.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Antenna Connection (263242 inches)

Instructions for connecting antennas to the TV for different dwelling types.

Multi-family DwellingsApartments Antenna Connection

How to connect to a wall antenna socket for apartments.

Single-family DwellingsHouses Antenna Connection

How to connect to a wall jack for outdoor antennas in houses.

Note: Improving Picture Quality

Advice on using a signal amplifier or contacting a dealer for antenna issues.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Antenna Connection (22 inch)

Instructions for connecting antennas to the TV for different dwelling types.

Multi-family DwellingsApartments Antenna Connection

How to connect to a wall antenna socket for apartments.

Single-family DwellingsHouses Antenna Connection

How to connect to a wall jack for outdoor antennas in houses.

Note: Improving Picture Quality

Advice on using a signal amplifier or contacting a dealer for antenna issues.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

VCR Connection (263242 inches)

Instructions for connecting a VCR to the TV using antenna or RCA cables.

Connecting VCR via Antenna

Steps to connect a VCR via antenna cable for signal reception.

Connecting VCR via RCA Cable

Steps to connect a VCR using RCA audio/video cables.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

VCR Connection (22 inch)

Instructions for connecting a VCR to the TV using antenna or RCA cables.

Connecting VCR via Antenna

Steps to connect a VCR via antenna cable for signal reception.

Connecting VCR via RCA Cable

Steps to connect a VCR using RCA audio/video cables.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

DVD Connection

Instructions for connecting a DVD player using HDMI or Component cables.

Connecting DVD Player via HDMI Cable

Steps to connect a DVD player via HDMI cable for video and audio.

Connecting DVD Player via Component Cable

Steps to connect a DVD player via Component cables for video and audio.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

HDSTB Connection

Instructions for connecting a High Definition Set-Top Box (HDSTB) using D-Sub 15 pin cables.

HDSTB Connection with D-Sub 15 pin (263242 inches)

Connecting HDSTB to TV via D-Sub cable for larger screen sizes.

HDSTB Connection with D-Sub 15 pin (22 inch)

Connecting HDSTB to TV via D-Sub cable for 22-inch screen size.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

HDSTB Connection with HDMI to DVI Cable

Connecting digital set-top boxes using HDMI to DVI cables.

HDMI to DVI Cable Connection (263242 inches)

Connecting HDSTB to larger screen sizes via HDMI to DVI cable.

HDMI to DVI Cable Connection (22 inch)

Connecting HDSTB to 22-inch screen size via HDMI to DVI cable.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

HDSTB Connection with Component Cable

Connecting HDSTB to TV using Component cables.

HDSTB Connection with HDMI Cable

Connecting HDSTB to TV using HDMI cable.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

External AV Source Connection

Connecting external A/V sources like camcorders or game consoles.

External AV Source Connection (263242 inches)

Connecting A/V sources to larger screen sizes.

External AV Source Connection (22 inch)

Connecting A/V sources to 22-inch screen size.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Digital Audio Out Connection

Connecting external audio equipment using digital audio output.

Digital Audio Out Connection (263242 inches)

Connecting audio equipment to larger screen sizes.

Digital Audio Out Connection (22 inch)

Connecting audio equipment to 22-inch screen size.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Pillow Speaker Wiring

Instructions for connecting pillow speakers, including pin-outs and switch settings.

Before Connecting Pillow Speaker

Pre-connection checks for pillow speaker compatibility and switch settings.

Operating the TV with Pillow Speaker

How to use the TV with single button and digital pillow speakers.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

PC Connection via D-Sub 15 pin Cable

Instructions for connecting a PC to the TV using D-Sub 15 pin cables.

PC Connection with D-Sub 15 pin (263242 inches)

Connecting PC to larger screen sizes via D-Sub cable.

PC Connection with D-Sub 15 pin (22 inch)

Connecting PC to 22-inch screen size via D-Sub cable.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

PC Connection with HDMI to DVI Cable

Connecting a PC to the TV using HDMI or DVI cables.

PC Connection with HDMI to DVI Cable (263242 inches)

Connecting PC to larger screen sizes via HDMI to DVI cable.

PC Connection with HDMI to DVI Cable (22 inch)

Connecting PC to 22-inch screen size via HDMI to DVI cable.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Supported PC and HDMI Resolutions

Table detailing supported resolutions and frequencies for PC and HDMI inputs.

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

USB Port Functionality

Instructions for connecting USB devices and selecting USB input.

Headphone Connection (22-inch)

Instructions for connecting headphones and adjusting volume on 22-inch models.

Chapter 2: Using the Remote Control

Basic (User) Remote Overview

Description of the R130K1 remote's buttons and basic operational functions.

Chapter 2: Using the Remote Control

Master (Installer) Remote Overview

Description of the R130K2 remote's buttons for advanced customization and setup.

Installing Remote Control Batteries

Steps for correctly inserting batteries into the remote control.

Chapter 3: Using USB Clone Tool

USB Cloner Operation

Explanation of the USB Cloner device's connectors, switch, LED, and button.

USB Cloner Error Table

Table listing error conditions indicated by the USB Cloner's LED flashes.

Chapter 3: Using USB Clone Tool

Learning Mode - Copying Settings (22-inch TV)

Steps to copy TV settings to a USB Cloner for 22-inch models.

Learning Mode - Copying Settings (2632-inch TVs)

Steps to copy TV settings to a USB Cloner for 26/32-inch models.

Chapter 3: Using USB Clone Tool

Learning Mode - Copying Settings (42-inch TV)

Steps to copy TV settings to a USB Cloner for 42-inch models.

Teaching Mode - Transferring Settings to TV

Steps to transfer TV settings from a USB Cloner to the television.

Chapter 4: Basic Operation

Initial TV Setup and Channel Scanning

Instructions for plugging in the TV, turning it on, and initial channel scanning.

Basic TV Controls (Channel, Volume, Mute)

How to select channels, adjust volume, and use the mute function.

Chapter 4: Basic Operation

Source Selection

How to change the input source for various external devices.

Language Selection (OSD)

How to set the On-Screen Display (OSD) language.

Chapter 5: Commercial Interface Menus

Commercial Interface Setup and Activation

Overview of the commercial interface and enabling it for advanced settings.

Channel Configuration Settings

Options for channel tuning, source, power-on channel, and hold.

OSD Configuration Settings

Configuration for channel banner display and OSD timeout.

Chapter 5: Commercial Interface Menus

Source Input Availability Configuration

Setting which inputs are available via the input button and channel list.

Volume Control Customization

Adjusting initial, minimum, and maximum volume, and volume hold.

Chapter 5: Commercial Interface Menus

Pillow Speaker Configuration

Configuring pillow speaker behavior like CH Hold and Power Off.

Power Management Options

Configuring auto power on/off functions and power always on.

Key Management and RCU Type Settings

Disabling front panel keys and managing RCU types.

Chapter 5: Commercial Interface Menus

Reset Commercial Interface to Defaults

Resetting all commercial interface menu data to factory defaults.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

On Screen Menu Navigation

How to navigate and access different menus (Video, Audio, TV, Setup) via the OSD.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Auto Scan for Channel Setup

Automatically finding and storing available channels via Antenna or Cable.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Add or Delete Channels (Channel Skip)

Manually storing or removing channels from the channel list using Channel Skip.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Adjusting Picture Controls and Modes

How to select and adjust Picture Modes (Cinema, Vivid, User, etc.) for preferred display.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Manual Picture Adjustments (Brightness, Contrast, etc.)

Manually adjusting Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, HUE, and Sharpness.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Gamma Adjustment for Brightness Curve

Adjusting the brightness curve of the display (Dark, Middle, Bright).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Color Temperature Adjustment

Adjusting color temperature (Cool, Standard, Warm, User) for viewing preference.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Reset Picture Mode to Factory Defaults

Restoring all picture settings to their original factory presets.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Advanced Video Settings Overview

Accessing advanced video features like DNR, CTI, Flesh Tone, etc.

Dynamic Noise Reduction (DNR)

Reducing noise and film grain in the picture (Off, Low, Medium, Strong, Auto).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Color Transient Intensity (CTI)

Sharpening color borders by reducing transition time between colors.

Flesh Tone Adjustment

Enhancing the display of sky and flesh colors for a more pleasing image.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Adaptive Luma Control for Picture Brightness

Adjusting Average Picture Level (APL) to counteract dark areas and improve overall picture brightness.

Blue Mute Setting

Setting the screen to blue when no video signal is present.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Back Light Adjustment

Adjusting the brightness level of the backlight for room lighting conditions.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Screen Mode Selection

Choosing screen size formats (Normal, Letterbox, Panorama, Auto) based on video input.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Adjusting Sound Controls (Sound Modes)

Using Sound Mode presets to adjust audio to listening preferences.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Manual Sound Adjustments (Balance, Bass, Treble)

Manually adjusting individual audio settings like Balance, Bass, and Treble.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Sound Surround Feature

Enabling surround sound for an enhanced audio experience.

Equalizer Settings

Selecting equalizer modes (Rock, Pop, Live, etc.) for personalized audio profiles.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Digital Audio Output (SPDIF Type)

Activating digital audio output (Off, Dolby Digital, PCM) for compatible devices.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

StereoSAP Broadcast Setup

Receiving MTS stereo and SAP programs, with automatic mono switching.

Audio Language Selection

Selecting available audio languages for digital broadcast signals.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Time Zone Settings

Setting the TV's time zone for the local viewing area.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Auto Time Settings

Receiving and setting the current time automatically from a digital broadcast signal.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Manual Time Settings

Manually setting the clock's date and time if auto synchronization is incorrect.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Auto OnOff Time Settings

Scheduling automatic TV power-on and power-off times.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Sleep Timer Function

Setting a timer to automatically switch the TV to standby after a preset time.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Analog Closed Captioning

Enabling and selecting analog closed caption display options (CC1-CC4, TEXT1-TEXT4).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Digital Closed Captioning

Enabling and selecting digital closed caption display services (Service1-Service6).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Digital Closed Caption Options Customization

Customizing the appearance of DTV captions (Font Size, Color, Opacity, etc.).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Reset Default Settings

Returning all menu selections to their original factory preset values.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Parental Control: Entering Password

Accessing parental controls using the default or a new password.

Parental Control: Setting New Password

Creating and confirming a new password for parental controls.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Ratings EnableDisable for Parental Blocking

Enabling or disabling the parental blocking scheme for program ratings.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

TV Ratings for USA

Monitoring and blocking types of programs viewed on TV based on US rating systems.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

TV (FCC) Age Categories Explained

Explanations of TV-MA, TV-14, TV-PG, TV-G, TV-Y7, TV-Y ratings.

TV (FCC) Content Sub-Categories Explained

Explanations of content sub-categories like D, L, S, V, FV.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Movie Ratings System (MPAA)

Monitoring and blocking movie ratings (G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X) broadcasted on TV.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

English TV Ratings for Canada

Monitoring and blocking Canadian English TV program ratings (C, C8+, G, PG, 14+, 18+).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

French TV Ratings for Canada

Monitoring and blocking Canadian French TV program ratings (G, 8 ans+, 13 ans+, 16 ans+, 18 ans+).

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Downloadable Rating and Open V-Chip

Managing downloadable rating information and Open V-Chip options for digital signals.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Block Unrated Content

Blocking unrated channels, ratings, and other viewing sources.

Clean All Parental Settings

Resetting all current parental block settings to their defaults.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

PC Mode Setup and Automatic Adjustment

Configuring the TV for PC input, including automatic screen adjustments.

Automatic Screen Adjustment for PC Input

Automatically adjusting screen position, clock, phase, and scale for PC input.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Manual Screen Adjustment for PC Input

Manually fine-tuning screen position, phase, and clock for PC input.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

USB Functions: Picture Viewer

Viewing photos from a USB device by selecting the Picture function.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

USB Functions: Music Player

Listening to music files from a USB device by selecting the Music function.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Specifications: J22 H760 Model

Technical specifications for the J22H760 model, including dimensions, weight, and ports.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Specifications: J26 H700 Model

Technical specifications for the J26H700 model, including dimensions, weight, and ports.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Specifications: J32 H700 Model

Technical specifications for the J32H700 model, including dimensions, weight, and ports.

Chapter 6: Using the TVs Features

Specifications: J42 H750 Model

Technical specifications for the J42H750 model, including dimensions, weight, and ports.

Chapter 7: Other Information

Troubleshooting Common TV Issues

Solutions for common problems like no picture, remote issues, poor color, and unusual sounds.

Chapter 7: Other Information

Limited Warranty Terms and Coverage

Details of the warranty period, coverage, and limitations for the display.

Warranty Period and Proof of Purchase

Information on the 2-year warranty period and how to prove the purchase date.

Pixel Functionality Specifications

Explanation of pixel defect specifications and compliance with standards.

Chapter 7: Other Information

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

List of conditions and damages not covered by the limited warranty.

Obtaining Service and Product Registration

How to get warranty service, contact RCA, and register the product.

Care and Cleaning Instructions

Guidelines for safely cleaning the TV and ventilation slots.

Child Safety Guidelines for Flat Panel Displays

Risks of Improper Display Support and Installation

Risks associated with improper support or installation of flat panel displays.

General Safety Tips for Display Usage

Recommendations for safe installation, use, and preventing children from climbing or pulling displays.

Wall Mounting Safety Precautions

Crucial safety steps and considerations for wall mounting a flat panel display.

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