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Screen Size | 42 inches |
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Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Smart TV | Yes |
Refresh Rate | 100 Hz |
HDMI Ports | 4 |
USB Ports | 2 |
Ethernet Port | Yes |
Wi-Fi | Yes |
Display Type | LED |
3D Capability | Yes |
Operating System | Toshiba Places |
Tuner | DVB-T |
Essential safety guidelines for installation and operation of the television.
Guidance on placement, ventilation, and handling the TV for safe operation.
How to connect various external audio/video devices to the television.
Steps to connect devices via HDMI for digital audio and video transmission.
Instructions for connecting a PC to the TV via RGB/PC or HDMI terminals.
How to connect the TV to a wired or wireless home network for content access.
Steps for safely mounting the TV to a wall using a suitable bracket.
Instructions on how to safely detach the TV's stand for wall mounting.
Guidance on using 3D glasses and important safety advice for 3D image viewing.
Detailed diagrams and descriptions for connecting aerial, satellite, SCART, and component devices.
Specifics on connecting HDMI devices, including cable types and ARC feature.
Setup for controlling REGZA-LINK compatible devices via HDMI connection.
Detailed instructions for connecting a PC via RGB/PC or HDMI, including signal format notes.
Instructions for wired and wireless home network setup, including Intel Wireless Display.
Basic operation of the TV using physical buttons and the Quick Menu.
Procedures for powering the TV on, putting it into standby, and energy saving tips.
How to navigate and use the TV's on-screen menu system for settings.
Explains physical buttons on the TV and how to select input sources.
Visual representation of the TV's main menu hierarchy and navigation.
Guide through initial TV setup, including language, country, and network configuration.
Configuring satellite settings, dish positioning, and performing satellite scans.
Manually tuning analogue TV channels for specific stations.
Features to skip unwanted channels or lock channels for parental control.
Rearranging channel order and manually tuning digital TV channels.
Manual tuning for DVB-C/S and configuring DTV channel display options.
Moving channels, sorting by position, standby updates, location modes, and analogue switch-off.
Basic operation of the TV using physical buttons and the Quick Menu.
Instructions and requirements for using the TV's 3D capabilities.
Adjusting volume, mute, and various sound enhancement features.
Selecting different aspect ratios for viewing content, like WIDE, 4:3, SUPER LIVE, CINEMA.
Adjusting picture settings like mode, brightness, contrast, and colour.
Reducing picture distortion and pixelation caused by compression by smoothing edges.
Automatically displaying true widescreen pictures in the correct format.
Adjusting horizontal and vertical picture position for external inputs.
Connecting the TV to a home network for DLNA content playback.
Selecting and configuring network type (Wired/Wireless) and setup methods.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway manually or automatically.
Configuring DNS server addresses for network connectivity.
Performing a test to verify internet connectivity and network status.
How to use the on-screen keyboard for text input.
Setting up external control for home network-connected devices.
Changing the TV's recognized device name on the network.
Information and precautions for using USB HDD to record TV programmes.
Scheduling programmes for recording using the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).
Setting timers for recording programmes, including channel, date, and time.
Accessing and playing back recorded content from the Library screen.
Preventing accidental deletion of recorded programmes by protecting them.
Removing recorded programmes from the USB HDD.
Setting user preferences for recording operations.
Preparing a USB HDD for use with the TV, which erases all data.
How the TV handles overlapping or consecutive recording schedules.
Accessing Toshiba's cloud-based service for viewing and sharing content online.
Enabling HbbTV services for interactive TV features and content.
Connecting a PC to the TV wirelessly using Intel WiDi technology.
Viewing and managing a list of previously connected PCs for WiDi.
Playing media files from USB devices or home network (DLNA).
Accessing and playing media files stored on a DLNA server on the home network.
Viewing files in a selected directory, with options for rotation and zoom.
Watching a slideshow of photos from a selected directory.
Choosing how 2D and 3D photos are displayed (2D, 3D Mode 1, 3D Mode 2).
Browsing and playing movie files from USB devices or DLNA servers.
Choosing preferred subtitle and audio tracks for movie playback.
Resuming movie playback from the last stopped position.
Registering the TV to access DivX Video-On-Demand services.
Information on playing DivX Plus HD files, including chapter navigation and playback speed.
Listening to music files from USB devices or DLNA servers.
Accessing additional TV functions like Panel Lock and Timers.
Setting timers for automatic channel tuning or programme recording.
Features to reduce power consumption, like automatic power down.
Accessing programme details and guides via digital on-screen displays.
Navigating and using the Broadcast Guide or MediaGuide for programme listings.
Searching for programmes by genre and assigning colours to genres.
Using the MediaGuide service for integrated media information.
Locking programmes and channels using a PIN for parental control.
Setting parental control levels to block programmes based on age ratings.
Preventing access to network functions without a PIN.
Creating favourite channel lists and managing channel selection.
Setting channels to be skipped when using channel up/down buttons.
Preventing access to digital channels without a PIN entry.
Configuring subtitles, audio languages, and sound types.
Inserting and using a Conditional Access Module (CAM) for subscription broadcasts.
Searching for, downloading, and managing TV software updates and licenses.
Checking system details and resetting TV settings to factory defaults.
Adjusting picture position, clock phase, and sampling clock for PC input.
Clearing vertical lines on the screen by adjusting the sampling clock for PC input.
Selecting input sources and understanding AV connection configurations.
Customizing labels for connected video input devices.
Configuring audio output settings for connecting surround sound amplifiers.
Controlling connected devices via HDMI using CEC technology.
Controlling the connected REGZA-LINK amplifier's power state.
Selecting between TV speakers or amplifier speakers for audio output.
Selecting input sources for REGZA-LINK compatible devices.
Automatically detecting and switching to the correct input source for connected devices.
Sending a message to turn off connected REGZA-LINK devices when the TV enters standby.
Choosing between Auto (Fastext) or List modes for viewing text pages.
Displaying and navigating Teletext pages over a normal broadcast picture.
Guide to the functions of specific remote control buttons for Teletext.
Frequently asked questions and their solutions for various TV operational issues.
Further troubleshooting advice for picture, sound, connectivity, and specific features.
Solutions for issues with the Media Player feature not operating correctly.
Reasons why the USB HDD might not function and possible solutions.
Explaining the meaning of the status lights on the TV's front panel.
Details on licenses for Dolby, Audyssey, HDMI, Flash, DivX, and Microsoft technologies.
Instructions for cleaning the TV screen and cabinet safely.
Information on proper disposal of the TV and batteries according to EU regulations.
Technical signal information for the Mini D-sub 15-pin connector and acceptable PC signals.
Table detailing supported media file formats, codecs, and playback capabilities.
Table detailing 3D structures supported via HDMI for various resolutions.
Table detailing 3D structures supported via DTV for various video formats.
Technical specifications, power consumption, dimensions, and included accessories.