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Guidelines on securely attaching the TV to a stable surface or wall to prevent injury or damage.
Precautions for safe operation, handling, and placement to avoid fire or electric shock.
Proper procedures for cleaning the TV and handling electrical connections safely.
Notes on USB recording, network use, and general exemptions from liability.
Lists included accessories and initial setup for stand or wall mounting.
Identifies key components on the front and rear panels of the TV.
Explains the purpose and usage of different TV terminals and connection types.
Guides for wired and wireless network setup and connecting via HDMI or USB.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control.
Instructions for installing batteries and pairing the remote control with the TV.
Information on using voice search and the effective operating range of the remote.
Covers turning the TV on/off, selecting input sources, and using basic menu functions.
Explains how to adjust picture modes, display modes, and audio settings like ARC.
Details on using the EPG for program information and PVR for recording TV content.
Explains how to pause and rewind live TV using the T.Shift feature.
Covers network, internet, channel setup, parental controls, and account management.
Adjusting device name, date/time, input sources, power management, and language.
Fine-tuning picture modes, backlight, color, sound styles, and audio output options.
Features for accessibility needs and options to reset TV settings to factory defaults.
Overview of the Home screen layout, icons, and how to customize it.
Instructions for accessing and playing media content from USB devices.
Common issues and their solutions for TV operation and connectivity problems.
Detailed specifications for TV models, including dimensions, power, and connectivity standards.
Lists the video, audio, and photo file formats supported by the TV.
This document is an owner's manual for a Toshiba LED TV, covering models 32V35KP/32E35KP and 43V35KP/43E35KP. It provides comprehensive instructions for installation, general operation, smart functions, troubleshooting, and important safety precautions.
The Toshiba LED TV is designed for home entertainment, offering a range of features for viewing broadcast programs, playing multimedia content, and accessing smart TV functionalities. It includes a built-in Wireless LAN Adapter supporting IEEE802.11 b/g/n communication protocols for wireless network connectivity. The TV supports various input sources, including HDMI, USB, and traditional antenna/cable connections, allowing users to connect external A/V equipment, digital audio systems, and USB storage devices. A key feature is the PVR (Personal Video Recorder) function, which enables recording of digital broadcast programs to a connected USB storage device. The T.Shift function allows users to pause and rewind live TV by temporarily recording to a storage device. The TV also integrates smart functions, providing access to a Home screen with apps, Google Assistant for voice search, and Google Search for typing queries. Chromecast built-in allows for content streaming.
Installation and Setup: The manual details how to install the TV stand or a wall mount bracket, emphasizing safety precautions such as disconnecting the AC power cord and protecting the LED display. It provides instructions for connecting various terminals, including ANT, HDMI, HDMI(ARC), VIDEO INPUT, USB, DIGITAL AUDIO OUT, LAN, and HEADPHONE. Both wired and wireless network setups are explained, with recommendations for using DHCP-enabled modems/routers for automatic IP address configuration.
Remote Control Operation: The remote control is the primary interface for operating the TV. It features buttons for power, input source selection, direct channel selection (0-9), teletext, Live TV access, color keys for direct options, program information display, setting menu access, OSD menu navigation, confirmation (OK), returning to previous menus (Back), Electronic Programme Guide (GUIDE), volume adjustment (+/-), channel switching (PA/V), Home screen access, mute, subtitle on/off, PVR recording, audio description, and media content control. Specific buttons are dedicated to popular streaming services like NETFLIX, prime video, YouTube, and Google Play, as well as a quick access button for all applications. The manual also covers installing batteries and pairing the remote control, noting that voice search is available and can be used with the "Android TV" app from the Google Play store. The remote has an operational range of up to 8 meters with specific horizontal and vertical angles.
General Operation: Users can turn the TV on or off using the remote control. Input sources can be selected from a list that appears when the input source button is pressed. For Live TV, users can access broadcast programs via the Home screen's Inputs icon. The TV guides users through a channel scan if no channels are saved. Channel information banners appear when switching channels, and a channel list can be viewed. A Favorites List can be created for quick access to preferred channels.
Menu Functions and Settings: The TV offers a comprehensive Settings menu accessible via the Home screen or the menu button in TV mode. This menu allows configuration of:
EPG (Electronic Programme Guide): The EPG provides information on TV programs for up to 8 days, allowing users to watch current programs, navigate backward/forward by day, filter by genre, and view detailed program information.
PVR and T.Shift: The PVR function allows recording of digital TV content to a USB device, with options for schedule recording and standby recording. Recorded programs can be viewed or deleted from the Record list. The T.Shift function enables pausing and rewinding live TV, requiring a connected USB storage device with sufficient free space.
Safety Precautions: The manual emphasizes critical safety precautions, including secure installation on a stable surface or wall, proper power plug connection (100-240V AC, 50/60Hz), avoiding wet hands when handling power plugs, ensuring proper ventilation by not blocking cabinet openings, and keeping the TV away from heat sources, direct sunlight, high humidity, and areas with oil, smoke, steam, or dust. It also provides guidelines for moving the TV safely and precautions for outdoor aerial installations.
Cleaning: For cleaning, users are instructed to remove the power plug first. Solvents like benzine or thinner should be avoided as they can damage the cabinet finish. The cabinet should be cleaned with a soft, dry cloth, and the LED display panel should be wiped gently with a soft, dry cloth. Periodic cleaning of dust from power plug connectors is also recommended to prevent fire hazards.
Troubleshooting and Self-Diagnosis: A dedicated troubleshooting section helps users resolve common operational issues. It advises unplugging the TV for 60 seconds and reconnecting to restore stable conditions. Solutions are provided for problems such as no sound/picture, external source connection issues, delayed picture appearance, sound without picture, distorted picture/sound, blurry picture, and remote control malfunction. For wireless network issues, it suggests configuring WPA-PSK security and following setup instructions. "Clicking" sounds from the plastic cabinet are explained as normal due to temperature changes.
Important Information: The manual includes important information regarding the LCD screen, advising against strong pressure, scratches, or exposure to volatile compounds. It clarifies that afterimages from still pictures are not a malfunction and that some pixels not lighting up are due to precision manufacturing and not a defect. Potential interference with other electronic equipment is noted. Using the TV in low-temperature environments may cause temporary picture brightness variations, which is not a malfunction. Before disposing of or transferring ownership, users are advised to perform a factory reset.
Battery Handling: Instructions for handling batteries in the remote control include using the correct battery type, not mixing old and new batteries, proper disposal according to local regulations, cleaning battery compartments if chemicals leak, and removing batteries if the remote will not be used for a long time.
Software Updates: The TV supports automatic software updates when connected to the Internet, ensuring continuous enhancement and correction of issues.
Disposal of Used Electrical & Electronic Equipment: The manual provides guidelines for the proper disposal and recycling of the TV and its packaging, emphasizing that they should not be treated as household waste to prevent environmental and health hazards and to conserve natural resources.
General| Screen Size | 32 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 50W |
| Built-in Tuner | Yes |
