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General| Screen Size | 26 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Built-in DVD Player | Yes |
| HDMI Ports | 1 |
| Component Video Inputs | 1 |
| Composite Video Inputs | 1 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Outputs | Audio Out |
| Built-in Tuner | ATSC/NTSC |
| DVD Formats Supported | DVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Inputs | HDMI, Component, Composite, RF |
Section to record the model and serial numbers of your TV/DVD.
Covers risks of fire, electric shock, and proper installation to prevent injury.
Provides tips for safely using flat panel displays to prevent accidents and injuries.
Guidance on selecting a suitable and safe location for the television.
Instructions for setting up, folding, and securing the TV on its pedestal stand.
Procedures and precautions for mounting the LCD TV on a wall.
Best practices for maintaining and storing discs to ensure optimal playback.
Explanation of how DVD video discs, Video CDs, and Audio CDs are organized.
Highlights the key features and technologies of the Toshiba integrated HD, LCD TV/DVD.
Provides a step-by-step guide to installing, connecting, and initially setting up the television.
Details the buttons and indicators on the front, top, and side panels of the TV.
Illustrates and describes the various input and output terminals on the back of the TV.
Describes common audio/video cable types and their uses for connecting devices.
Guides on connecting the TV to power and various input sources like antenna, VCR, camcorder, DVD, PC, and HDMI.
Instructions for inserting batteries and preparing the remote control for use.
Detailed explanation of each button on the remote control and its function.
Explains how to access and navigate the TV's main and installation menus.
Guides through the initial setup process, including language and time zone settings.
How to set the ANT/CABLE input source for proper signal reception.
Steps for automatically and manually programming channels, blocking, and labeling them.
Configures audio output settings for HDMI 1 input, allowing selection of Auto, Digital, or Analog.
How to view system information, digital signal meter, and reset the TV to factory defaults.
Guides on choosing video inputs and customizing their names for easier identification.
Explains how to set the channel tuning mode for analog and digital channels in Antenna mode.
Details on selecting picture sizes, scrolling TheaterWide images, and using auto aspect ratio.
Covers selecting picture modes (Sports, Standard, Movie, PC, Preference) and adjusting quality.
Instructions for using Base CC Mode and customizing Digital CC Settings for display.
Guidance on muting sound, using digital audio selector, stereo/SAP broadcasts, and audio quality adjustments.
Covers setting and managing PIN codes, enabling rating blocking, and input/control panel locks.
How to block programs by rating (V-Chip) and download additional rating systems.
Features to lock video inputs, set time limits for games, and disable the control panel.
Adjusting PC input image settings and configuring PC audio output.
Setting the sleep timer and controlling REGZA-LINK® compatible devices via HDMI.
Information on displaying TV status, auto power off, and last mode memory.
Covers dynamic contrast, static gamma, and color temperature adjustments for picture quality.
Using CableClear and MPEG noise reduction to improve picture clarity.
Enabling Game Mode for better gaming response and using the Auto Brightness Sensor.
Using QSound® sound feature and Media Player for photos and music.
Guides on using Auto Start, viewing JPEG files, and managing the Media Player.
Customizing photo viewing with Quick Menus and listening to MP3 files via USB.
Covers inserting discs, basic playback controls, volume adjustment, and stopping playback.
Details on fast forward/reverse, frame-by-frame, slow motion, and resuming playback.
Instructions on using SKIP buttons to navigate through chapters or tracks on discs.
Using the Zoom feature to resize the picture and navigating scenes on DVDs/VCDs.
How to bookmark specific scenes for later access and viewing saved bookmarks.
Setting repeat modes for discs (title, chapter, track) and using A-B repeat for specific sections.
Programming playback sequences for VCDs and setting random playback modes.
Selecting scene angles, DVD titles, and navigating DVD menus for enhanced playback.
Options for selecting soundtrack language, audio channels, and viewing subtitles on DVDs.
Viewing playback information and controlling VCD playback features like PBC.
Guidelines for playing MP3, WMA, JPEG files, and Audio CDs from discs.
Setting repeat (track/all) and random playback modes for CD audio files.
Creating custom playback sequences for music files on CDs using the file browser.
Customizing settings for DVD menus, subtitles, audio, display, picture mode, and JPEG intervals.
Adjusting night mode for audio, selecting digital output format, and setting parental restrictions.
Temporarily canceling parental restrictions and changing the system password.
Basic steps for resolving common TV issues like no picture, sound, or remote control problems.
Troubleshooting common picture problems (noise, color, sync) and sound issues.
Resolving issues with channel tuning, closed captions, and V-Chip rating blocking.
Troubleshooting HDMI, Media Player, and disc playback problems, including no start or distortion.
Explains the meaning of the Power LED light status (Green for operating, Red for standby).
Detailed technical specifications, dimensions, power consumption, and supplied accessories.
Lists acceptable signal formats for PC IN and HDMI terminals for optimal display.
Details the terms, conditions, and procedures for obtaining warranty service.
Includes the GNU General Public License, Libpng License Notices, and zlib License.
Explains the three basic ways to receive an HDTV signal: Over-The-Air, Cable/Phone, and Satellite.
Details connections using HDMI, DVI, and Component Video inputs for HD signals.
