TCL U55S6806S User Manual

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Important information
Safety
Ensure that your domestic mains supply voltage
matches the voltage indicated on the identication
sticker located at the back of your set. Where the
mains plug or an appliance coupler is used as
disconnect device, it shall remain readily operable.
On certain models, the light indicator is located at the
side of the TV set. The absence of a light indication
at the front does not mean that the TV set is fully
disconnected from the mains. To disconnect the TV
set completely, the mains plug must be pulled out.
The TV set’s components are sensitive to heat. The
maximum ambient temperature should not exceed
35º Celsius. Do not cover the vents at the back or
sides of the TV set. Leave sufcient space around
it to allow adequate ventilation. Install the appliance
away from any source of heat (replace, etc.) or
appliances creating strong magnetic or electric elds.
Moisture in rooms where the set is installed should
not exceed 80% humidity. Moving the set from a cold
place to a warm one can cause condensation on the
screen (and on some components inside the TV set).
Let the condensation evaporate before switching the
TV set on again.
WARNINGS
This appliance is intended for domestic household
use only and should not be used for any other
application, such as for non-domestic use or in a
commercial environment.
If the external exible cable or cord of this product is
damaged, it shall be replaced by the manufacturer or
his service agent or a similar qualied person in order
to avoid a hazard.
Leave more than 10cm clearance around the
television to allow adequate ventilation. The
ventilation should not be impeded by covering the
ventilation openings with items, such as newspapers,
table-cloths, curtains, etc.
The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or
splashing and no objects lled with liquids, such as
vases shall be placed on the apparatus.
Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such
as sunshine, re or the like.
An apparatus with CLASS I construction shall be
connected to a MAINS socket outlet with a protective
earthing connection.
To prevent the spread of re, keep candles or
other open ames away from this product at all
times.
WARNING: To prevent injury, this apparatus must be
securely attached to the oor/wall in accordance with
the installation instructions.
CAUTION: Connect headphones with the volume
set low and increase if required. Prolonged listening
through headphones at high volume settings can
result in hearing damage.
Eye Fatigue
When using this product as a computer monitor,
health and safety experts recommend short frequent
breaks rather than occasional longer breaks. For
example a 5-10 minute break after an hour of
continuous screen work is considered to be better
than a 15 minute break every 2 hours.
Do not use the monitor against a bright background or
where sunlight or other bright light sources will shine
directly onto the screen.
The
or POWER/ button on the TV set or the
button on the remote control can be used to switch it
on and put it into standby mode. If you are not going
to be watching the TV for a lengthy period of time,
switch it off completely by removing the plug from the
mains power socket.
During thunderstorms, we recommend that you
disconnect the TV set from the mains and aerial so
that it is not affected by electrical or electromagnetic
surges that could damage it. For this reason, keep
the mains and aerial sockets accessible so they can
be disconnected, if necessary.
Unplug the TV set immediately if you notice it giving
off a smell of burning or smoke. You must never,
under any circumstances, open the TV set yourself,
as you run the risk of an electric shock in doing so.
TV screen
The TV screen used in this product is made of glass.
Therefore, it can break when the product is dropped
or impacted upon by other objects.
The TV screen is a very high technology product,
giving you nely detailed pictures. Occasionally, a few
nonactive pixels may appear on the screen as a xed
point of blue, green or red. This does not affect the
performance of your product.
Care
Use a glass-cleaning product to clean the screen and
a soft cloth and mild detergent to clean the rest of the
set.
Important: Using strong detergents, alcohol-based
and abrasive products may damage the screen.
Dust the vents at the back and sides regularly. Using
solvents, abrasive or alcohol-based products could
damage the TV set. If an object or liquid enters the
appliance, unplug it immediately and have it checked
by an authorized engineer. Never open the appliance
yourself since this may put you at risk or damage the
appliance.
Hanging the TV set on the wall
Warning: This operation requires two people.
To ensure a safe installation, observe the following
safety notes:
• Check that the wall can support the weight of the TV
set and wall mount assembly.
• Follow the mounting instructions provided with the
wall mount. For certain models, make sure to screw

TCL U55S6806S Specifications

General

Brand	TCL
Model	U55S6806S
Category	TV
Language	English

Summary

Important Information

Safety Precautions

General safety measures, including ventilation, heat, moisture, and fire prevention.

Usage Warnings and Cautions

Critical warnings about domestic use, cable safety, liquids, fire, and headphone volume.

Screen and Care Instructions

Details on the TV screen material, pixel behavior, and cleaning procedures.

Wall Mounting Safety

Safety advice and procedures for securely hanging the TV on a wall.

Important Information

Disposal of Old Equipment

Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of electronic equipment and batteries.

Customer Compliance Statement

Statement of TV compliance with European directives and standards.

Chapter 1: Connections

Power and Antenna Connection

Instructions for connecting the power cord and antenna to the TV.

Connecting Audio/Video Devices

Guide to connecting DVD players, home theatre systems, and similar equipment.

Chapter 1: Connections

Connecting Other Equipment

Instructions for connecting recorders, receivers, game consoles, camcorders, and headphones.

Connection Notes and Tips

Important advice on connector types, USB usage, MHL, ARC, and cable quality.

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Remote Control Overview

Detailed explanation of remote control buttons and their functions for TV operations.

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Important Notes on Remote Use

Key information regarding battery care and using TV set buttons as remote alternatives.

Powering the TV On and Off

Step-by-step guide for turning the TV on, entering standby, and disconnecting power.

Chapter 3: Installing Channels

Initial Setup Wizard

Guide through the first-time setup process for language, country, and network.

Automatic Channel Search

Instructions for performing an automatic search to find available TV channels.

Chapter 3: Installing Channels

Channel Search Methods

Detailed procedures for automatic channel tuning via Cable, Antenna, or Satellite.

Chapter 4: Using Your TV

Accessing Channels and Inputs

Methods for changing channels and switching between different input sources.

Volume Control and Muting

Instructions for adjusting the TV's sound volume and using the mute function.

Navigating TV Menus

Steps to access and navigate the TV's main settings and submenu options.

Language Settings

Procedure to select and change the language for TV menus and on-screen information.

Chapter 5: Using More of Your TV

Favorite Channels Setup

Guide to creating and managing a personalized list of favorite TV channels.

Energy Saving Features

How to access and configure power-saving modes for reduced energy consumption.

3D Viewing and Setup

Instructions and essential warnings for viewing 3D content, including glasses usage.

Audio Output Settings (SPDIF)

How to select the appropriate sound output format for connected audio devices via SPDIF.

Chapter 5: Using More of Your TV

Audio Description Feature

How to enable and adjust audio description narration for visually impaired users.

Digital Channel Diagnostics

Accessing information on signal strength and quality for digital TV channels.

Timeshift Recording

How to use the Timeshift function to pause, record, and playback live TV programs.

Subtitle Options

How to enable, disable, and manage subtitles for different TV channels and broadcasts.

Chapter 5: Using More of Your TV

Subtitle Language and Type

Selecting preferred subtitle languages and types, including hearing impaired options.

Teletext Usage

Information on accessing and using Teletext services, including language settings.

Electronic Manual Access

How to find and use the built-in electronic user manual for detailed instructions.

Time and Input Customization

Setting up automatic clock synchronization and renaming input sources.

Software Update Procedures

Methods for updating the TV's firmware via USB or a network connection.

Chapter 5: Using More of Your TV

Location Mode Settings

How to switch between Home, Shop, or Shop with Demo display modes.

Common Interface Module

Information on using CI modules for accessing encrypted digital services and their installation.

DivX Video Playback

Details on playing DivX files, registering the device, and managing DivX VOD.

T-Link (CEC) Functionality

Using T-Link for one-touch playback and standby control of connected HDMI devices.

Chapter 5: Using More of Your TV

Factory Reset (Reset Shop)

Procedure to reset the TV to its original factory default settings.

USB Media Playback

How to view pictures, play music, and watch videos stored on USB storage devices.

File Browsers (All Files, Picture, Video, Music)

Using specific browsers to access and manage different media file types from a USB drive.

Using More of Your TV

Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

Guide to navigating, selecting, and scheduling programs using the on-screen EPG.

Personal Video Recorder (PVR)

Instructions for using the PVR function to record favorite TV programs onto a connected USB drive.

Using More of Your TV

MHL Connectivity

How to connect MHL-compatible mobile devices for charging, screen mirroring, and remote control.

MHEG Interactive Services

How to access and use MHEG services for interactive digital text and features.

Chapter 6: Network

Network Connection Setup

Overview of configuring wired or wireless network connections for Internet access.

Wired Network Connection

Steps to establish a wired LAN connection using an Ethernet cable.

Wireless Network Connection

Procedures for connecting the TV to a wireless network using Wi-Fi.

Chapter 6: Network

DLNA Media Sharing

How to set up DLNA for sharing and accessing media content from a PC.

PC Connection for DLNA

Steps to connect a PC to the network and prepare it for media sharing with the TV.

DLNA Application Usage

How to use the DLNA application to view shared photos, music, and videos.

GuideOn Network EPG

How to use GuideOn to access network-based Electronic Programme Guides.

TV Remote Smart Device App

Using a smartphone or tablet as a remote control via a dedicated application.

Network

WiFi TV Link Function

How to wirelessly share screen and audio from mobile devices to the TV.

HbbTV Interactive Services

Explanation and access methods for HbbTV, offering interactive internet content.

HbbTV Access and Deactivation

Steps to enable HbbTV for interactive services and how to turn it off.

Chapter 7: Smart TV

Accessing the Smart TV Portal

Instructions on how to open the Smart TV interface to use internet applications.

Chapter 8: Other Information

Parental Control Passwords

Information on managing parental control PINs, including default and super passwords.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

A guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems like no picture/sound or unclear image.

TV Specifications and Conditions

Details on TV broadcasting types, operating/storage conditions, and OSS notices.

Legal Statements and Compliance

Legal disclaimers regarding SmartTV services, content, and product compliance declarations.

Other Information

Content and Service Usage Terms

Disclaimers on content usage, third-party services, and liability for interruptions or changes.

Product Compliance Declaration

Statement of compliance with relevant directives and information on where to find the official declaration.