To Next PageTo Next PageWhy can't I get 1360x768 resolution on my Sceptre E Series via PC VGA?
If you cannot get 1360x768 resolution on your Sceptre LED TV via PC VGA, make sure the TV is recognized as a plug-and-play monitor. Also, try updating your video card’s drivers. If that doesn't work, you may need to upgrade your video card.
What to do if my Sceptre E Series has picture but no audio?
If your Sceptre LED TV shows a picture but has no audio, first check that the audio cable is connected properly. Then, readjust the volume using the remote control. Ensure that the TV’s tuner signal is at least 65%.
How to brighten the picture on my Sceptre LED TV?
To brighten the picture on your Sceptre LED TV, adjust the contrast, brightness, and lamp settings through the OSD Menu.
Why does my Sceptre E Series have audio but no picture?
If your Sceptre LED TV has audio but no picture, ensure that both your video and audio cables are properly connected. Also, confirm that the TV’s tuner signal is not lower than 65%.
How do I fix the no color issue on my Sceptre LED TV?
To fix a no color issue on your Sceptre LED TV, adjust your picture settings and ensure that the saturation and RGB settings are not turned all the way down. Also, check your signal strength to make sure the TV’s tuner signal is not lower than 65 %.
How to get sound on my Sceptre LED TV from PC?
To get sound on your Sceptre LED TV from your PC, ensure you have a 3.5 mm mini-jack cable connected from your PC’s sound output to the TV’s VGA STEREO INPUT.
Why is there noise on the screen of my Sceptre E Series?
Noise or trash pixels on your Sceptre LED TV screen can occur when your TV's resolution is higher than the digital channel's broadcast resolution. The signal is then up-converted to match your TV's resolution, which can cause this effect.
Why does my Sceptre E Series have no audio with HDCP video?
If your Sceptre LED TV has no audio with HDCP video, ensure a 3.5 mm mini-jack cable is connected from your HDCP video device’s sound output to the TV’s VGA STEREO INPUT. If your HDCP video device uses RCA AUDIO jacks, you’ll need an RCA audio converter to a 3.5 mm mini-jack cable.
How do I make the picture fill the screen on my Sceptre E Series LED TV?
If the picture doesn't cover the entire screen on your Sceptre LED TV, and you're using HDMI or a digital TV channel, use the ASPECT button to switch to the 16:9 format. If you're using VGA, use the AUTO ADJUST function. For regular analog TV, AV, or component in 480i resolution, use the ASPECT button to switch to 16:9, but note that this may distort the picture.
Why is the picture on my Sceptre E Series LED TV distorted?
Distorted picture or abnormal sound on your Sceptre LED TV might be due to interference from large electrical appliances, cars, motorcycles, or fluorescent lights. If the TV is close to a wall, try moving it to another room to see if the problem persists.
General| Display Technology | LED |
|---|---|
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Built-in Speakers | Yes |
| VESA Mount Compatible | Yes |
| Backlight Technology | LED |
Provides warnings regarding electrical shock, moisture exposure, and proper product usage.
Covers reading instructions, keeping them, heeding warnings, and general usage precautions.
Details on plugs, power cords, and servicing requirements.
Covers product placement, ventilation, avoiding liquids, and environmental conditions.
Addresses overloading cords, wall socket accessibility, and safe plug usage.
Guidelines for grounding antennas to prevent voltage surges and static charges.
Recommendations for unplugging the TV during lightning storms for protection.
Advice on avoiding locating antennas near power lines.
Illustrates the front panel of the TV and its indicator light and remote sensor.
Details the VESA mounting specifications and screw hole pattern on the rear panel.
Displays a diagram of the remote control with all buttons labeled for reference.
Explains the functions of basic TV operation buttons on the remote.
Details the functions of buttons specifically for DVD playback control.
Guides connecting digital cable or antenna without a cable box to the TV.
Steps to power on the TV and connect AV devices.
Guides the initial setup process for antenna or cable connections.
Explains how to use remote buttons for navigating the OSD menu.
Details how side panel buttons function for OSD navigation.
Options for adjusting TV picture settings like brightness, contrast, and color.
Options for adjusting TV sound settings like surround mode and equalizer.
Options for managing TV channels, scanning, and signal types.
Features for blocking TV programs based on ratings.
Miscellaneous settings for language, clock, and synchronization.
Options for resetting TV settings or managing other TV features.
Options for selecting sound modes and adjusting equalizer settings for bass, treble, and balance.
Covers AVL, Speaker control, Digital Audio Output, and Surround Mode.
Managing channel lists, favorite channels, and channel labels.
Selecting signal type (Air/Cable) and performing automatic channel scans.
Setting up parental control passwords and locking features.
Details on US and Canada V-CHIP ratings for blocking content.
Configuring closed caption display, types, and styles for analog and digital signals.
Managing blue background, no signal power off, and no operation power off features.
Resets all menu options to their default factory values.
Connecting USB drives for music/pictures and navigating files.
Guidelines for handling, storing, and cleaning DVD discs.
Precautions for condensation and supported DVD formats.
Configuring TV display, OSD language, screen saver, and last memory for DVD playback.
Adjusting speaker setup and downmix modes for DVD audio.
Details on the TV's closed caption decoder and its functions.
Explanation of USTV and MPAA rating systems for content filtering.
Instructions for cleaning the TV's exterior and remote control.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the TV's LCD screen.
Solutions for problems like no picture, abnormal colors, or no audio.
Troubleshooting for remote not working, weak signals, and channel reception problems.
Technical details of the display panel, including size, resolution, and brightness.
Dimensions, weight, and power input for the TV unit.
Lists video features like de-interlace, aspect ratio, and picture modes, plus audio features.
Details warranty coverage period, service labor, and part replacement policies.
Explains warranty for replacement parts and the process for service.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the product warranty.
Outlines FCC compliance conditions and measures to correct interference.
