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Important safety instructions and warnings for operating the television.
Guidelines for placing and securing the TV safely and correctly.
Recommendations for optimal TV placement to avoid damage and ensure viewing comfort.
Instructions for safely mounting the TV to a wall using a bracket.
Steps to safely detach the TV from its stand for wall mounting or storage.
Information on connecting MHL-compatible devices for display on the TV.
Important considerations regarding TV features, reception, and image retention.
Toshiba's liability limitations for product damage and consequential losses.
Precautions and guidelines for using a USB HDD for recording and playback.
An overview of the remote control buttons and their functions.
Instructions for inserting batteries and information on the remote's operational range.
Guidance on connecting various external audio and video devices to the TV.
How to connect devices using HDMI for digital audio and video signals.
Explanation of how the TV sends audio signals back to an AV amplifier via HDMI.
How to control connected HDMI CEC devices using the TV remote.
Instructions for connecting a PC to the TV via HDMI or RGB/PC terminals.
Steps for connecting a PC to the TV's HDMI input using an HDMI cable.
Steps for connecting a PC to the TV's RGB/PC input using an analogue cable.
How to connect the TV to a home network for media streaming.
Steps for establishing a wired network connection using a LAN cable.
Steps for establishing a wireless network connection via Wi-Fi.
Information on using Intel WiDi for wireless PC-to-TV display.
Overview of TV buttons and external connection ports.
Procedure for powering the TV on and off using the remote or TV controls.
How to use the physical buttons on the TV for basic operations.
Guide to navigating and using the TV's on-screen menu system.
Initial setup screens displayed upon first use or after a factory reset.
A streamlined process for initial TV configuration, including language and country.
Methods for connecting the TV to a wireless network.
Using WPS for simplified wireless network connection and security setup.
Setting up wireless connection by selecting the network and entering the security key.
Manually configuring all wireless network settings like SSID, authentication, and encryption.
Detailed network configuration options beyond basic wireless setup.
Verifying the TV's network connectivity status.
Automatic scanning for available TV channels.
Configuring settings for satellite reception, including LNB and switch types.
Advanced options for editing satellite, dish, and LNB configurations.
Adjusting satellite dish position for optimal signal reception.
Configuring settings for single cable satellite antenna systems.
Selecting the TV's input source for channel tuning (Antenna, Cable, or Satellite).
Adding, deleting, or editing satellite and transponder information.
Steps to add a new satellite to the TV's tuning list.
Steps to remove a satellite from the TV's tuning list.
Modifying existing satellite configuration details.
Adding specific transponder details for satellite channels.
Re-tuning the TV to find all available DTV and ATV channels.
Manually tuning analogue TV channels for optimal reception.
Step-by-step guide for manual analogue channel tuning.
Fine-tuning analogue channels to improve picture and sound quality.
Preventing specific channels from being accessed via channel scan or remote.
Rearranging and saving the order of TV channels.
Manually tuning digital TV channels by entering specific parameters.
Options for managing digital TV channels, including tuning and ordering.
Manual tuning for digital cable channels (DVB-C).
Manual tuning for digital satellite channels (DVB-S).
Managing the list of channels received via antenna or cable.
Automatically updating channels when the TV is in standby mode.
Choosing between Home or Store mode for optimal TV performance.
Information regarding the transition from analogue to digital TV broadcasting.
Basic operations and quick access menu functions.
Accessing frequently used settings and options quickly.
Methods for changing between TV channels.
Displaying the current time from the broadcaster on the screen.
Selecting audio modes for stereo or bilingual broadcasts.
Features and requirements for viewing 3D content.
How to view 3D images and the necessary equipment.
Changing between 2D, 3D, and 2D-to-3D conversion modes.
Choosing the correct 3D image format (Side by Side, Top/Bottom).
How the 3D button interacts with different input modes.
Configuring how the TV automatically handles detected 3D signals.
Controlling the intensity of the 3D effect when converting 2D content.
Setting or changing a PIN for accessing 3D features.
Enabling or disabling a message when a 3D signal is detected.
Requiring a PIN to change display modes for 3D viewing.
Disabling PIN prompts and start messages for timed 3D viewing.
Setting reminders to limit continuous 3D viewing time.
Accessing important information related to 3D viewing.
Swapping left and right eye images to correct blurred 3D visuals.
Adjusting various audio settings for optimal sound experience.
Adjusting TV volume and muting the sound output.
Selecting audio tracks for programmes with multiple language options.
Adjusting the balance between left and right speakers.
Adjusting the bass and treble audio frequencies.
Optimizing sound based on whether the TV is wall-mounted or on a table.
Automatically adjusting volume levels for consistent listening.
Enhancing low-frequency response for improved audio clarity.
Adjusting audio compression for digital TV programmes.
Reducing volume differences between different audio sources or channel types.
Enabling or disabling the TV's built-in speakers.
Configuring audio output when headphones are connected.
Enabling narrative audio tracks for visually impaired viewers.
Selecting different aspect ratios to fit the screen for various broadcast formats.
Adjusting the image size and aspect ratio for optimal display.
Adjusting picture settings like brightness, contrast, and colour.
Selecting preset picture styles for different viewing scenarios.
Customizing picture settings and saving them for specific modes.
Restoring picture settings to factory defaults.
Enabling advanced colour adjustment features.
Fine-tuning individual colour components (hue, saturation, brightness).
Adjusting the picture's color warmth or coolness (red/blue tint).
Automatically optimizing backlighting based on ambient light.
Adjusting backlighting dynamically based on scene content.
Enhancing dark areas for improved picture definition.
Reducing compression artifacts and smoothing edges in video.
Reducing noise in weak signal reception for clearer pictures.
Adjusting picture clarity levels for desired settings.
Eliminating video shaking for a smoother picture.
Returning advanced picture settings to their default values.
Accessing advanced picture adjustments for detailed customization.
Enabling/disabling red, green, and blue colour components for precise tuning.
Adjusting colour reproduction for optimal video quality, especially for DVDs.
Displaying a pattern for white balance adjustment with measuring devices.
Selecting between 2-point and 10-point white balance adjustment.
Adjusting white balance using 2-point calibration.
Adjusting white balance using 10-point calibration.
Calibrating gamma and white levels for accurate picture reproduction.
Automatically displaying widescreen content in the correct aspect ratio.
Expanding 4:3 content to fill the full screen.
Adjusting the picture's position on the screen.
Freezing the current image on the screen.
Displaying detailed HDMI signal information.
Information on wireless LAN performance, health, and usage guidelines.
Regulatory information for wireless LAN usage in European countries.
Configuring the TV's network connection type and settings.
Connecting to a wireless network using the WPS Push Button method.
Connecting to a wireless network using a PIN code.
Setting up wireless connection using the AP's notification information.
Manually inputting all network parameters for connection.
Confirming the current wireless network connection status and settings.
Detailed configuration for IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Configuring the TV's IP address automatically or manually.
Automatically obtaining an IP address via DHCP.
Manually assigning an IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Setting up DNS addresses automatically or manually.
Viewing the TV's unique MAC address.
Testing the internet connection status.
How to use the on-screen keyboard for text input.
Setting up network devices for TV control via apps.
Configuring profiles for controlling the TV with external apps.
Enabling the TV to be detected by new control apps.
Connecting and authenticating external devices like smartphones for control.
Registering devices, managing power control, and setting up media renderers.
Registering companion devices for TV control.
Allowing TV power control via apps when in active standby.
Configuring the TV to act as a media renderer for media servers.
Assigning a name to the TV for network device recognition.
Using a USB HDD to record and play digital broadcasts.
Connecting and preparing a USB HDD for recording.
Recording the currently viewed DTV programme with one button press.
Procedures for stopping an ongoing recording.
Guidance on setting up and managing recordings via the Programme Guide.
Scheduling recordings using the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).
Finding and recording programmes based on their genre.
Setting timers for programmed recordings and schedules.
Setting up timed recordings using the TV's timer function.
Scheduling recordings directly from program information screens.
Managing scheduled recordings and operations during playback.
Managing existing scheduled recordings.
Accessing and playing back recorded content from the library.
Controls available during playback of recorded programmes.
Managing recorded programmes and library features.
Removing recorded programmes from the library.
Checking the available storage space on the USB HDD.
Organizing recorded programmes by week or genre.
Renaming recorded programmes for easier identification.
Configuring preferences for recording operations.
Choosing the USB HDD and partition for storing recordings.
Setting the duration for One Touch recordings.
Setting the buffer size for TimeShift recording.
Pausing live TV and resuming playback later.
Adding extra time before and after scheduled recordings.
Performing USB HDD tests and formatting.
Testing the functionality of the connected USB HDD.
Preparing a USB HDD for use with the TV by formatting it.
How overlapping recording times are managed.
Accessing internet content and services via Toshiba's cloud portal.
Browsing websites directly on the TV.
Navigating websites, managing favourites, and using PIP.
Navigating and browsing websites using the TV's built-in browser.
Saving frequently visited websites for quick access.
Accessing saved favourite websites.
Displaying another video source in a small window while browsing.
Closing the picture-in-picture window.
Setting up and using Skype for video calls on the TV.
Initial steps for using Skype, including connecting the camera.
Essential preparations before starting Skype calls.
Creating a new Skype account directly from the TV.
Managing Skype contacts, status, and initiating calls.
Navigating contacts, managing status, and initiating calls.
Managing your contact list and viewing contact details.
Logging into an existing Skype account.
Making and handling Skype calls, including group calls.
Making video or voice calls using Skype.
Joining Skype group calls.
Handling incoming Skype calls.
Changing your online status for Skype.
Managing contacts, recent activity, and authorization requests.
Adding new contacts to your Skype list.
Viewing a list of past Skype events and calls.
Handling requests to add contacts or authorize actions.
Using the dialer and customizing Skype settings.
Making calls to mobiles and landlines using Skype.
Customizing Skype preferences like profile, password, and audio.
Enabling HbbTV services for enhanced TV features.
Connecting a PC to the TV wirelessly using Intel WiDi.
Playing media files from USB devices or network sources.
Changing the name of the TV for Intel WiDi connections.
Viewing and managing previously connected devices.
Accessing and playing media files from a USB device.
General usage of the Media Player for USB devices.
Manually launching the Media Player without Auto Start.
Accessing and playing media files stored on a network media server.
Browsing and viewing photo files from USB or network sources.
Organizing photo files by name or date.
Searching for specific media files using keywords.
Viewing details about connected devices or wireless network status.
Exiting the Media Player application.
Viewing photos in single or slideshow modes, with various controls.
Viewing photos individually in a single image display.
Viewing photos automatically in a slideshow format.
Configuring slideshow interval and repeat playback options.
Rotating the displayed photo by 90 degrees.
Choosing between 2D and 3D playback modes for photos.
Adding background music to photo slideshows.
Zooming in or out on displayed photos for detailed viewing.
Playing movie files from USB devices or network sources.
Selecting a different photo from the playlist while viewing.
Exiting the photo viewing mode.
Information on supported file formats for photo playback.
Playback controls, subtitle/audio selection, and repeat modes.
Controls and functions available during movie playback.
Choosing preferred subtitle and audio languages for playback.
Configuring repeat playback options for media files.
Resuming movie playback from the last stopped position.
Selecting a different movie from the playlist during playback.
Exiting the movie playback mode.
Information on supported file formats for movie playback.
Registering the TV to access DivX VOD services.
Playing back DivX Plus HD video files with advanced controls.
Navigating multiple titles within a single DivX video file.
Listening to music files from USB devices or network sources.
Controls and functions available during music playback.
Configuring repeat playback options for music files.
Selecting a different music file from the playlist during playback.
Viewing details about the currently playing music file.
Exiting the music playback mode.
Information on supported file formats for music playback.
Accessing additional TV features like Panel Lock and Blue Screen.
Disabling TV buttons to prevent accidental changes.
Displaying a blue screen and muting sound for no-signal situations.
Information and setup for the Netflix application.
Finding the TV's Electronic Serial Number for Netflix activation.
Removing the TV's Netflix activation.
Setting timers for automatic channel changes or power management.
Scheduling digital TV recordings or reminders.
Setting the TV to turn on automatically at a specific time.
Setting the TV to turn off automatically after a specified period.
Configuring power-saving features to reduce energy consumption.
Setting the TV to automatically enter standby after inactivity.
Setting the TV to automatically turn off when no signal is detected.
Displaying channel and programme information in digital mode.
Accessing detailed programme and channel information.
Navigating and using the Electronic Programme Guide for TV schedules.
Explaining the meaning of icons displayed on the EPG screen.
Browsing TV schedules and programme details.
Updating the Electronic Programme Guide data.
Setting up parental controls to restrict viewing of content.
Searching for programmes based on genre using colour-coded buttons.
Setting a PIN code for parental control features.
Managing channel lists, including favourites and skips.
Creating a list of preferred channels for quick access.
Viewing and managing the list of favourite channels.
Configuring subtitles, audio languages, and other digital channel options.
Skipping specific channels during channel scanning or browsing.
Restricting access to channels, requiring a PIN.
Enabling and selecting subtitle languages for broadcast content.
Selecting preferred audio track languages for broadcasts.
Using a Conditional Access Module (CAM) for subscription services.
Managing TV software updates and viewing software licenses.
Manually searching for and installing TV software updates.
Updating TV software via a network connection.
Viewing licensing information for the TV's software.
Checking system details and resetting TV settings to factory defaults.
Viewing installed software version and signal diagnostics.
Restoring the TV to its original factory settings.
Adjusting picture settings specifically for PC input.
Adjusting the picture's position on the screen.
Clearing horizontal stripes and picture blur for PC input.
Clearing vertical lines on the screen for PC input.
Resetting PC settings to their factory defaults.
Selecting input sources and understanding AV connection types.
Choosing the active input source for viewing.
Customizing the names of video input ports.
Configuring audio output settings for surround sound systems.
Selecting the digital audio output format (PCM or Auto).
Adjusting audio timing to synchronize with video.
Manually setting the audio signal timing.
Controlling HDMI CEC compatible devices via the TV remote.
Turning the connected HDMI CEC amplifier on or off.
Selecting between TV or amplifier speakers for audio output.
Selecting the input source for HDMI CEC Control devices.
Connecting and using MHL-compatible mobile devices with the TV.
Steps to connect an MHL device to the TV's HDMI 3 port.
Controlling MHL devices using the TV remote.
Configuring automatic input switching for MHL connections.
Choosing between Auto (Fastext) and List viewing modes for Teletext.
Accessing and viewing Teletext pages.
Using Fastext to navigate Teletext pages.
Saving and accessing favourite Teletext pages.
Explaining the functions of remote control buttons specific to Teletext.
Troubleshooting common sound and picture issues.
Addressing general issues like network, Media Player, 3D, USB HDD, and Skype.
Table of PC signal formats compatible with the TV's PC input.
Table of video and PC signal formats compatible with HDMI inputs.
Details on supported file formats, codecs, and resolutions for media playback.
Table of 3D video formats supported via HDMI connections.
Table of 3D video formats supported for DTV broadcasts.
Legal and licensing information for software and technologies used in the TV.
Declaration of compliance with European directives.
Instructions for safely cleaning the TV's exterior.
Important safety warnings and guidelines for watching 3D content.
Information on compatible 3D glasses models.
Warnings regarding battery safety and product usage.
Precautions for safely handling and using 3D glasses.
Guidelines for proper use and care of 3D glasses.
Safety advice to prevent discomfort or health issues during 3D viewing.
Key considerations for a safe and optimal 3D viewing experience.
Handling 3D glasses, IR communication, and viewing notes.
Precautions for protecting the 3D glasses' lenses.
Information regarding IR communication between the TV and 3D glasses.
Factors affecting 3D effect and image quality.
Recommendations for using appropriate HDMI cables for 3D.
Technical specifications and included accessories for the TV.
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