Beko 32WLA530HID User manual
INTEGRATED
DIGITAL
HD
READY
COLOUR
TELEVISIONS
32WLA530HID
Operating
Instructions
digital[^
ready
Approved
product
List
of
contents
Important
Information.4
Special
features.5
Safety
instructions.
6
Getting
started.7
Aerial
connection.7
Switching
on.7
Battery
fitting.7
Control
unit.8
Remote
control.9
Using
the
TV.10
Tuning
the
TV.11
Automatic
tuning
(Digital
and
Analog).11
Manual
tuning.12
Electronic
program
guide
(Digital).13
Program
organising.14-15
TV
setup.16
Sound
menu.16
Picture
setup.17
Features
Menu.18-19
Digital
TV
menu.20
Using
teletext.21-22
Connecting
external
equipment.23-27
Help
and
service
tips...28
Technical
specifications
table.29
Main
Uk
Transmitter
Stations.30
Guarantee.31
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3
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Important
Information
LCD
display
panels
are
manufactured
using
an
extremely
high
level
of
precision
technology,
however
sometimes
some
parts
of
the
screen
may
be
missing
picture
elements
or
have
luminous
spots.
This
is
not
a
sign
of
a
malfunction.
Cleaning
the
screen
and
the
cabinet...
After
turning
off
the
power,
clean
the
screen
and
the
cabinet
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
We
recommend
that
you
do
not
use
any
proprietary
polishes
or
solvents
on
the
screen
or
cabinet
as
this
may
cause
damage.
Dispasal...
The
cold
cathode
fluorescent
lamp
in
the
LCD
panel
contains
a
small
amount
of
mercury,
when
the
set
reaches
the
end
of
its
useful
life
please
dispose
of
it
in
accordance
with
Local
Government
Regulations
or
at
a
recycling
centre.
Connection
of
Mains
Cable
Always
use
the
mains
cable
supplied.
First
of
all
insert
the
mains
cable
into
the
input
panel
of
the
CTV,
and
only
there
after
in
to
mains
supply
socket.
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
For
your
own
safety
read
the
following
instructions
carefully
before
attempting
to
connect
this
unit
to
the
mains
supply.
IMPORTANT
appliance
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
The
wires
in
the
mains
ieaci
are
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
proceed
coloured
in
accordartce
with
the
as
follows;
following
code;
The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
or
black
must
be
Blue
-
Neutral
connected
to
die
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
.
Brown
-
Live
N
or
coloured
Black.
As
the
colours
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
or
red
must
b©
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
Red.
No
connection
is
to
be
made
to
the
Earth
terminal
of
the
plug.
if
a
13
Amp
(B$1363)
Plug
is
used,
fit
an
ASTA
'^PWN
{Neutral)
(Live)
approved
3,
5,
or
13
Amp
h.ise
as
required.
If
your
product
is
fitted
with
a
moulded
plug
which
feejuires
replacement
please
cut
off
and
dispose
of
safely.
Wren
rewire
as
shown
above.
IMPORTANT
appliance
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
are
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
in
accordance
with
the
fol!o\wng
code:
proceed
as
follows;
Blue
-
Neutral
The
wire
which
is
coloured
green
and
yellow
must
Brown
-•
Live
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
Yellow/Green
-
Earth
the
letter
E,
or
by
the
earUi
symbol,
or
coloured
As
the
colours
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
green
or
green
and
yeilow.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
or
black
must
be
GREEN
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
Black.
YELLOW
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
or
red
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
Red.
/
If
a
13
Amp
(BS1363)
Plug
is
used,
fit
an
ASTA
iir-
/
BROWN
approved
3,
5,
or
13
Amp
fuse
as
required.
blue
(Neutral)
(Live)
If
your
product
is
fitted
with
a
moulded
plug
which
requires
replacement
please
cut
off
and
dispose
of
safely,
then
rev/ire
as
stiown
above.
Caution:
-Under
no
circumstances
should
the
discarded
plug
be
inserted
into
a
mains
socket.
To
prevent
shock
hazard
carefully
dispose
of
the
discarded
plug
into
your
dustbin,
do
not
leave
the
plug
lying
around
where
children
might
see
it.
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4
-
Television
Thank
you
for
buying
this
television
which
is
designed
to
give
you
many
years
of
satisfactory
service.
You
may
already
be
familiar
with
using
a
television
but
do
please
take
time
to
read
these
instructions.
They
are
designed
to
familiarise
you
with
the
unit's
many
new
features
and
to
ensure
you
get
the
very
best
out
of
your
purchase.
Special
Features
•
32"
TFT-LCD
WXGA
Panel
•HD
Ready
•
Available
for
Cable
Channels
(A
decoder
may
be
required)
•
2x1
OW
Stereo
sound
•
250-Page
Teletext
Feature
•
PIP
(Picture
in
Picture)
Feature
•
Wide
angle
perspective
•
2
SCART
sockets,
AV
out
Socket
•
HDMI
input
•
S-VHS
and
Phono
inputs
for
S-Video
connection
•
PC
connection
•
Cl
Slot
•
Minimum
energy
consumption
•
AVL
-
Automatic
Volume
Limiting
•
ATS
-
Automatic
Tuning
System
•
Programmed
on/off
Timer
•
Graphic
equalizer
•
Colour
Transfer
sharpness
feature
(CTI)
•
Black-White
Transfer
sharpness
feature
(LTI)
and
picture
sharpness
•
Compound
Filter
(Digital
Comb
Filter)
Feature
for
clear
images
•
On
screen
viewing
of
all
control
commands,
program
numbers
and
additional
features
•
Manual
Fine
Tuning
•
100
Analog
Channel
Memory
•
Infrared
Remote
Control
•
Panel
Lock
•
Ability
to
watch
NTSC
video
playback
through
SCART
input
•
Easy
handling
through
an
advanced
menu
system.
Abiltiy
to
choose
from
23
languages.
•1000
Digital
Channel
Memory
•
Adjustable
4
favorite
list
•
8-Day
EPG
(Electronic
Program
Guide)
•
Integrated
Digital
Receiver
•
MHEG
-
5
•
DVB
Subtitling
•
OAD
(Over
Air
Download)
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•
Cover
a
table
with
a
soft
towel
(or
other
protection
to
prevent
damage
to
the
TV
or
table)
•
Carefully
lay
the
TV
front
down
on
the
table.
•
Position
the
TV
stand
so
that
It
hangs
over
the
edge
of
the
table.
•
Remove
the
5
screws
that
hold
the
stand.
•
Remove
the
stand.
•
Attach
any
new
brackets
before
lifting
the
TV
backup.
Note:
Keep
removed
stand
and
screws
safely
for
future
use.
STAND
REMOVAL
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5
-
Safety
is
Important
Your
safety
and
the
safety
of
others
is
important.
Please,
therefore,
ensure
you
read
the
Safety
instructions
before
you
operate
this
television.
Safety
instructions
^
Read
all
the
safety
instructions
before
first
use
of
your
TV.
Position
the
television
so
that
direct
light
does
not
fall
on
the
screen.
Excessive
light
will
cause
a
washed
out
effect.
•
Position
the
power
supply
lead
and
other
leads
so
that
they
are
not
likely
to
be
walked
on
or
pinched
by
things
placed
on
or
against
them.
•
Do
not
place
objects
filled
with
liquid
such
as
a
vase
or
flower
pot
near
or
on
the
television.
•
Do
not
expose
the
TV
to
dripping
or
splashing
of
liquids.
•
Do
not
place
naked
flame
sources
such
as
lighted
candles
on
or
next
to
the
TV
set.
•
Make
sure
that
no
naked
flame
sources,
such
as
lighted
candles,
are
placed
on
top
of
the
appliance.
•
Do
not
place
the
television
near
heat
sources
such
as
radiators,
ovens,
stoves,
etc.
•
Do
not
push,
hit
or
screw
into
the
screen
of
your
product.
•
The
heat
built
up
in
the
set
escapes
through
ventilation
holes,
so
do
not
cover
the
set
by
drapes,
clothes
etc.
that
may
block
air
circulation.
Do
not
place
the
television
on
carpet
or
soft
furnishings.
Leave
a
minimum
of
10cm
gap
around
all
sides
of
the
TV
unit.
•
Never
lei
children
push
anything
intq
the
holes
or
slots
on
the
case.
•
Clean
the
TV
Screen
using
a
slightly
damp
cloth
or
chamois
leather.
Never
use
abrasive
cleaning
agents
like
liquid
or
aerosol
cleaners.
•
Remove
the
mains
plug
from
the
socket
outlet
while
cleaning.
•
Never
apply
pressure
on
the
screen
when
cleaning.
•
Never
put
your
screen
on
hard
objects.
Your
TFT
screen
may
be
damaged.
•
If
you
wish
to
place
the
television
on
a
shelf
or
in
a
wall
unit
always
ensure
there
is
a
minimum
air
gap
of
10
cm
around
the
top,
sides
and
rear
of
the
television,
to
assist
ventilation.
•
Your
TV
set
is
designed
to
operate
with
mains
voltages
230V
AC;
50Hz.
Do
not
connect
your
TV
set
to
power
sources
other
than
the
mains
supply.
•
If
you
don't
use
the
television
for
a
long
period,
please
remove
the
mains
plug
from
wall
socket
outlet.
•To
fully
disconnect
the
TV,
the
mains
plug
is
used
as
a
disconnecting
device
and
therefore
shall
be
readily
operable.
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6
-
Getting
started
Remove
your
Television
carefully
from
the
box.
You
may
wish
to
store
the
packaging
for
future
use.
In
the
box
Inside
the
carton
box
you
should
have:
•
Accessories
box
•
Power
cord
•
Remote
control
•
Batteries
•
Instruction
Book
Note:
Scarf,
VGA,
PHONO
and
HDMI
Leads
are
not
supplied.
Read
these
instructions
before
use.
Aerial
connection
To
connect
an
aerial,
plug
the
aerial
lead
into
the
aerial
socket
on
the
rear
of
the
TV.
1.
The
availability
of
Freeview
digital
terrestrial
services
in
your
home
depends
on
your
local
transmitter
and
the
configuration
of
your
existing
reception
equipment.
2.
You
should
have
already
checked
your
postcode
to
see
if
you
are
in
a
Freeview
coverage
area.
If
not
please
contact
Freeview
immediately:
Call
08708
809980
Text
your
postcode
to
83331
Visit
www.freeview.co.uk
3.
If
you
are
in
a
Freeview
coverage
area
but
are
unable
to
receive
all
available
channels
for
your
location,
it
is
recommendded
you
have
a
site
survey
by
a
professional
aerial
installer
to
ensure
aerial
alignment
and
'line
of
site'
to
the
transmitter
are
optimised.
If
you
do
not
know
of
a
local
aerial
installer,
please
call
the
Confederation
of
Aerial
Industries
(www.cai.org.uk)
on
0208
902
8998
who
will
be
able
to
recommend
one.
You
con
use
on
outdoor
or
indoor
aerial.
However,
if
you
use
an
indoor
aerial
the
quality
of
the
reception
may
be
reduced
and
adjustment
of
the
aerial
may
be
required
when
changing
programs.
Please
note
If
you
live
in
a
poor
reception
area
or
use
an
indoor
aerial
you
may
experience
loss
or
corruption
of
teletext
transmissions.
Switching
on
and
First
Use
1.
Connect
the
mains
lead
to
the
socket
at
the
back
panel
of
the
LCD
TV.
2.
Connect
the
mains
plug
to
a
suitable
mains
socket.
Note
1
:
Your
TV
will
go
to
stand-by
mode
in
five
minutes
if
there
is
no
broadcast
signal.
Note
2:
Your
TV
is
equiped
to
operate
from
the
control
buttons
on
the
cabinet.
In
case
your
R/C
is
broken
or
the
batteries
are
exhausted.
Please
Note
When
not
in
use
disconnect
the
mains
plug
from
the
mains
supply.
3.
Press
the
Power
button
on
the
cabinet
of
the
TV.
The
standby
indicator
will
illuminate.
4.
Press
a
numeric
button
or
the
Program
Up
/
Program
Down
button
on
the
remote
handset
or
Program
Up
/
Program
Down
on
the
cabinet
of
the
TV
to
switch
the
TV
on.
The
picture
will
appear
after
a
few
seconds.
Please
Note
Do
not
leave
the
television
in
standby
unattended
or
overnight.
Switching
the
TV
on
for
the
first
time
To
install
your
TV,
please
read
the
sections
"TV
controls"
and
"Tuning
the
television".
The
batteries
Remove
the
back
cover
to
reveal
the
battery
compartment
and
make
sure
you
insert
the
batteries
the
right
way
round.
Suitable
battery
types
for
this
remote
are
UM4,
lEC
R03
or
AAA
1.5V.
Do
not
throw
your
old
batteries
into
a
fire,
dispose
of
them
in
a
designated
disposal
area.
Do
not
combine
a
used,
old
battery
with
a
new
one
or
mix
battery
types.
The
performance
of
the
remote
control
will
deteriorate
beyond
a
distance
of
8
metres
or
outside
an
angle
of
30
degrees
from
the
centre
of
the
TV.
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20
21
22
23
24
25
1.
Stand-by
2.
Power
on
/
off
3.
Remote
control
4.
Headphone
jack
5.
Cl
Input
6
.
Scart
2
7.
Scart
1
8
.
Power
Input
9.
Speaker
10.
Source
Select
1
1.
Menu
button
12.
Volume
down
13.
Volume
up
14.
Program
down
15.
Program
up
16.
SPDIF
17.
S-VHS
(S-Video
in
source
menu)
18.
Subwoofer
Output
19.
Aerial
input
20.
AV
IN
input
PHONO
connector
(Select
AV
in
source
menu)
21.
AVIN
or
SVideo
Phono
Connector
(L)
(Select
AV
in
source
menu)
22.
AV
IN
or
SVideo
Phono
Connector
(R)
(Select
AV
in
source
menu)
23.
Video
output
PHONO
connector
(See
page
1
8
-
Scart2
Output)
24.
Audio
PHONO
output
(L)
(See
page
18
-
Scart2
Output)
25.
Audio
PHONO
output
(R)
(See
page
18
-
Scart2
Output)
26.
PC
sound
input
27.
VGA
(PC
input)
28.
HDMI
Please
note
•
Do
not
use
Video
PHONO
and
S-Video
connections
at
the
same
time,
otherwise
they
will
each
effect
the
performance
of
the
other.
•
RGB
inputs
from
scarts
will
give
you
better
picture
quality
than
PHONO
or
S-VHS
inputs
when
connecting
to
an
external
device.
-
8
-
Remote
control
1.
Mutes
the
sound
(®).
2.
Puts
TV
into
and
out
of
standby
mode
(®).
3.
Used
for
any
numeric
input.
4.
Navigation
in
menus.Functions
in
interactive
applications.
Change
teletext
pages.
5.
Program
position
up
and
down
0.
6.
Selects
pre-defined
sound
modes
or
customer-own
one
fc'?).
7.
Selects
pre-defined
picture
modes
or
customer-own
one
(
).
8.
Selects
preset
picture
modes
or
customer
setting
((ll)).
9.
Functions
as
ExitXCancel
key
in
interactive
applications.
10.
D
isplays
all
possbie
sources
ATV,
DTV,
AVI,
...,
HDMI,
etc.
11
.Swaps
between
current
program
and
previous
one.
12.Select
in
menus
and
interactive
applications
(@).
13.Functions
in
teletext
and
interactive
applications.
14.Increase
and
decrease
volume
level
(
8
).
15.0n\0ff
analog
teletext
or
digital
interactive
appicaitons.
When
in
teletext
mode,
mix
key
is
used
for
mixing
teletext
and
analog
video.
16.Displays
menu.
1/.Displays
info
banner
in
digital
mode.
Moves
index
page
in
teletext
mode
(@).
18.
E
xit
OSD
or
interactive
applications.
Move
from
any
souce
to
TV.
19.
D
isplays
favorite
lists.
20.
D
isplays
subtitles.
21
.Selects
possible
audio
available
Selects
dual
l-ll
for
analog.
22.
D
isplays
Electonic
Program
Guide
(EPG)
in
digital
mode.
23.
R
eveals
concealed
text
in
teletext
page
@).
24.Selects
a
page
while
watching
TV
^).
25.
AII
0
WS
access
to
subpages
within
a
teletext
page
26.
D
oubles
the
size
of
teletext
characters
27.
H
old
a
desired
page
28.
D
isplays
PIP
position
menu
for
PIP
position.
29.
R
esizes
PIP
window.
30.
Activates
PIP
menu
for
PIP
operations.
-
9
-
Using
the
TV
Turning
on
for
the
first
time
and
Tuning
TV
controls
Temporary
On-Off
(STAND-BY)
Press
the
red
(®)
stand-by
button
(temporary
on-off
function)
located
on
the
upper
right
hand
side
of
your
remote
control,
or
on
the
front
panel
of
your
television.
When
it
is
switched
on
the
unit
will
go
into
stand-by.
To
switch
your
television
back
on,
either
press
the
same
button,
any
of
the
number
buttons
or
one
of
the
(o)
buttons.
Caution!
if
you
ore
not
going
to
use
your
television
for
o
long
period
of
time,
moke
sure
to
switch
it
oft
from
the
main
power
button.
When
you
first
switch
it
on,
the
Language
menu
appears.
1
.
S
elect
the
menu
language
by
pressing
(t)
or
(S).
2.
Select
Country
with
(C5>)
or
(<$>)
and
then
select
the
country
where
you
are
located
with
or
(S).
3.
S
elect
autoprogram
with
(<3>)
or
(<2>)
and
press
(
0
)
to
start
the
search.
•
The
automatic
station
search
starts.
This
may
last
a
minute
or
longer,
depending
on
the
number
of
television
stations
received.
•
After
the
search,
the
station
list
appears.
You
can
delete
any
stations
which
have
been
saved
more
than
once.
SOURCE
Menu:
Pres
the
AV
key
of
the
remote
control.
The
SOURCE
menu
which
is
shown
below
appears
on
the
screen.
From
this
menu
switching
to
the
"Analogue
TV"
"Digital
TV"
"PC"
is
possible.
You
may
select
the
modes
"Scart
1"
"Scart
2"
"S-
Video"
"AV"
"HDMI"
"YPbr".
<•*
is
■
K
■
imssM
Programme
selection
Mute
Press
the
(q)
buttons
on
your
remote
control,
or
use
numeric
buttons
in
order
to
switch
to
the
desired
channel
on
your
television.
In
order
to
select
a
program
whose
number
is
greater
than
9,
you
can
use
the
numeric
buttons,
inputting
the
desired
numbers
as
required.Tor
example,
to
select
program
12,
press
the
numeric
buttons
1
and
2
one
after
another.
To
temporarily
mute
the
sound
of
your
television,
press
the
(®)
button,
whereby
the
(®)
on
screen
display
will
appear
on
screen
as
an
indication
or
the
application.
VVhen
you
press
the
same
button
again,
the
sound
will
return.
In
the
mute
position,
when
you
press
the
key,
the
sound
is
turned
down
but
the
Mute
position
is
not
aborted,
if
you
press
the
(o)
button
the
volume
will
increase
and
automatically
switch
out
of
the
mute
function.
Return
to
Selected
Button
Program
(SWAP)
If
you
wish
to
return
to
the
previous
program
that
you
were
watching
then
you
have
the
ability
to
return
with
a
single
function,
by
pressing
the
(IS)
button.
Regardless
of
whether
your
are
at
AV,
or
any
other
program,
by
using
the
SWAP
function
allows
you
to
swap
between
the
program
you
were
watching
and
the
last
selected
program.
If
you
hit
the
same
button
again,
you
will
return
to
the
program
or
AV
you
were
watching
before.
PR
01
♦
PR
11
^
PR
01
-
10
-
Control
Menu
Press
the
(O)
button.
You
will
see
the
MENU
with
all
the
headings
of
the
different
controls
on
screen.
The
Up/Down
buttons
(
)
or
(<?>)
enable
you
to
select
between
the
different
Sub-menu
titles.
Enter
a
Sub-menu
by
pressing
the
(^))
or
Up/down
(',
?",-
■
)
or
■
•)
button.
to
exit
the
application
at
any
given
stage,
simply
press
the
MENU
or
TV
button.
Pressing
menu
while
in
a
Sub-menu
returns
you
to
the
previous
menu.
Tuning
the
television
You
can
either
tune
the
programs
automatically
or
manually
storing
them
in
your
television.
Please
Note
In
the
case
that
your
television
does
not
receive
any
broadcast
signals
for
5
minutes
it
will
automatically
go
to
stand-by.
The
5
minute
countdown
OSD
will
be
displayed
on
screen.
Automatic
tuning
and
storing
of
the
television
program
chann^s
with
ATS
(DIGITAL
and
ANALOGUE).
The
setup
menu
is
accessed
via
the
menu
button.
The
setup
sub-menu
is
selected
by
means
of
the
up-down
button.
The
Setup
menu
is
accessed
using
the
(Cj^)
button
or
the
(S)
button.
The
((J®))
button
or
the
(^)
button
is
pressed
to
enter
the
Autotuning
process.
The
ATS
menu
appears
on
the
screen.
The
country
selection
is
done
via
the
(^)
or
(Y)
buttons.
The
outoprogrom
title
is
selected
by
means
of
the
(CE?)
or
(<3D>)
buttons,
it
is
confirmed
via
the
(C°5)
or
(0)
or
buttons.
A
Warning
appears
onjjne
screen;
the
search
is
started
via
the
(C^/)
button
or
it
is
cancelled
using
the
(o)
button.
Select
digital
or
analog
TV
in
the
source
menu
by
pressing
the
AV
button
on
your
remote
control.
The
ATS
(Automatic
Tuning
System)
on
your
television
enables
the
automatic
finding
and
sorting
of
channels.
Sorting
is
done
according
to
the
selected
country
channels,
which
broadcast
Teletext
and
channel
names;
followed
by
all
channels
with
Teletexts
without
channel
names
and
then
by
channels
without
Teletext,
to
be
concluded
by
foreign
channels
broadcasting
Teletext
with
channel
names.
-
11
-
Manual
tuning
and
storing
of
the
Digital
television
channels
The
setup
menu
is
opened
via
the
0)
button.
The
setup
title
is
selected
by
means
of
the
(
■
C5>)
or
(Cx,.)
button.
The
Setup
menu
is
accessed
using
the
((«))
button
or
the
(^^')
button.
The
(<:t>)
button
is
pressed
to
enter
the
Manual
tuning
process.
The
manual
tuning
screen
appears.
The
manual
search
is
started
via
the
($)
button,
when
a
channel
is
found,
it
is
addra
to
the
list;
the
(
)
button
must
be
pressed
again
for
the
next
channel.
The
channel
is
saved
in
memory
by
pressing
the
yellow
O)
button.
It
is
possible
to
navigate
the
page
up
and
down
via
the
red
and
green
button.
The
selected
channel
appears
on
the
screen
by
means
of
the
(^
■
•
)
button."
Note:
To
manually
tune
digital
television
channels,
you
must
have
Digital
selected
as
source.
Press
AV
and
select
Digitaf
as
Source,
confirm
with
the
OK
button.
Manual
tuning
and
storing
of
the
Analogue
television
channels
:
The
setup
menu
is
accessed
via
the
(Q)
button.
The
setup
sub-menu
is
selected
by
means
of
the
(<
2
>)
or
(Cx>)
button.
The
setup
menu
is
entered
using
y)
button.
Before
starting
number
at
which
the
the
((^)
button
or
the
(.
the
tuning
process,
the
..^...^,
0
.
...
channel
to
be
stored
is
entered
in
the
program
no.
tab.
Using
the
(c"T;‘)
or
(C5>)
buttons,
the
system
tab
is
accessed
and
it
is
determined
via
the
right-left
side
buttons
in
which
system
the
channels
are
to
be
selected.
This
should
be
set
to
I
for
U.K.
The
search
is
started
by
means
of
the
(fCf
)
or
^))
buttons
in
the
Note:
To
manually
tune
Analogue
television
channels,
you
must
have
Analogue
selected
as
source.
Press
AV
and
select
Analogue
as
Source,
confirm
with
the
OK
button.
Note:
Tuning
can
also
be
carried
out
by
selecting
channel
line
while
in
setup
sub-menu;
and
using
(6)
or
(S)
buttons
until
the
desired
broadcast
is
found.
This
then
needs
storing
as
explained
above.
Choose
band
tab
accordingly.The
default
is
C
for
Aerial
connection
however
select
S-Band
for
cable
channels
directly
connected
to
tuner.
Fine
Tuning
If
the
current
channel
requires
fine
tuning,
select
the
Manual
Fine
Tuning
bar
by
using
the
down
button
in
the
Manual
Tuning
menu.
Using
the
right-
left
movement
(’
)/(T)
buttons
on
your
remote
control
you
will
have
the
ability
to
get
the
exact
quality
of
tuning
reauired.
Under
normal
conditions
you
will
not
need
Fine
Tuning.
Your
television
will
automatically
lock
channels,
which
need
AFC
values.
However,
in
the
event
that
the
TV
transmitters
do
not
work,
then
you
may
need
to
use
this
process.
For
storing
the
settings
to
the
memory
press
(
)
button.
search
tab.
The
located
channel
is,
confirmed
by
selecting
the
store
tab
and
pressing
The
same
process
is
repeated
for
the
other
channels,
to.
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1
-
12
-
8-Day
EPG
(Electronic
Program
Guicle)(Digital)
8-Day
EPG
can
be
started
by
pressing
GUIDE
(O)
Dutton
on
the
remote
control.
By
pressing
(Ci>)/(<;5D')
or
red
and
green
(#)/(•)
buttons
you
con
move
along
the
chaij^nel
list
and
choose
a
channel.
Left
and
right
(v)/(v)
buttons
are
used
to
move
along
the
oar
where
the
hours
are
shown.
Press
(®)
to
watch
the
selected
channel.
To
enter
SET
TIMER
menu
press
blue
ft
button,
you
can
choose
a
program
and
set
it's
starting
and
ending
time
by
using
set
timer
menu.You
can
also
select
the
subtitfe
and
audio
language
of
the
program
from
this^menu.
Pressing
the
GUIDE
(o)
or
TV/EXIT
fo
)
button,
will
close
the
EPG
menu.
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Page
Down
Tin
Note
1
:
8
day
EPG
will
only
work
when
source
is
selected
as
digital
tv.
Note
2:
To
go
fo
another
day,
press
ch
up/down.
-
13
-
Program
management
(Digital)
The
setLM3
menu
is
opened
via
the
button.
The
setup
title
is
selected
by
means
of
the
(<lS>)/(<£>j
byjton.
The
setup
menjy
is
entered
via
the
^5))
button
and
the
(b')
button.
Using
the
(CH>)
or
(<x>)
side
buttons,
the
tab
program
management
is
selected.
The
program
management
menu
appears
by
means
of
the
(
8
)
button
or
the
(@)
button.
In
this
menu,
a
channel
can
be
erased,
navigation
can
be
done
on
the
page
via
the
(
■
C5>1
or
buttons.
The
channels
can
be
added
to
the
desired
favourites
list.
Program
Management
(Analogue):
The
setup
menu
is
opened
via
the
(q)
button.
The
setup
title
is
selected
by
means
of
the
(CS>)
orJC
2
>)
button.
The
setup
menu
is
entered
via
the
(^)
button
and
the
(
8
)
button.
Using
the
or
(€s3-)
side
buttons,
the
tab
program
management
is
selected.
While
on
the
tab,
the
(
8
)
button
or
the
arrow
button
is
pressed,
the
program
management
menu
appears.
In
this
menu,
it
is
possible
to
erase
a
channel,
relocate
it,
rename
it
or
remove
it
from
the
list.
Switching
the
locations
of
the
analogue
program
channels
that
have
already
been
stored
The
processes
can
be
done
while
on
the
program
management
(analogue)
menu.
Select
the
program
you
want
to
switch
by
using
the
{<S>]
or
{<£>)
or
fS)/(8)
button.
Press
the
Green
(€1)
coloured
button.
number
and
name
will
appear
green,
losing
the
(<?->)
or
(C£>)
or
Right-left
f5)/(v'’)
buttons
carry
it
to
other
program
location
you
want
to
switch
to.
To
finish
the
switching
press
the
Green
(HI)
button.
All
channels
stored
above
the
new
location
are
shifted
up
one
place.
Favorite
List
(Digital)
Store
your
favorite
channels
to
navigate
your
way
around
quickly,
easily
and
avoid
browsing
channels
that
you
don't
wish
to
view.
Make
sure
that
Digital
TV
is
selected
from
the
source
menu.
Press
Menu
on
your
remote
control
and
select
setup
using
(<IS>)/(<V>)
buttons.
Press
right
(
8
)
button
to
enter
setup
menu.
Select
Program
mmagement
with
(C£>)/(<S!!>)
buttons
and
press
^19)
to
enter.
To
add
the
channels
to
the
favorite
list
use
(<2i>)/('CS5>)
,
(€)/(v)
buttons
to
scroll
through
the
channel
list
and
press
^5)
to
select-
a
check
mark
will
appear
next
to
the
channel
name,
and
the
channel
will
be
added
to
your
favorite
list.
You
can
deselect
the
channels
by
applying
same
steps.
When
you
deselect
the
channel
the
check
mark
will
disappear
and
the
channel
will
be
removed
from
your
favorite
list.
You
can
add
channels
to
more
than
one
favor;(Je
list.
You
can
reach
favorite
list
by
pressing
(O)
button
on
your
remote
control.
Note
1
:
When
you
are
in
a
favourite
list,
you
can
only
select
the
channels
within
the
list.
Your
tv
will
ignore
any
attempt
to
switch
to
a
non
favourite
channel.
Note
2:
The
8-day
guide
(EPG)
will
only
display
the
channels
that
are
in
the
favourite
list
selected.
Note
3:
To
exit
the
favourite
list
press
(FAV)
key
on
your
remote
control
and
select
"ALL'^
from
the
window.
-
14
-
The
setup
of
your
television:
Setting
up
the
Sound
Menu
You
can
set
the
volume,^ith
the
Volume
buttons
on
the
television
or
the
buttons
on
the
remote
control.
You
can
control
the
other
sound
settings
by
entering
the
Sound
menu
For
this
application
all
you
need
to
do
is
press
the
(q
)
button
of
your
remote
control.
The
sound
menu
is
selected
by
means
of
the
(C£>)
or
(CS>)
buttons
and
the
menu
is
accessed
via
the
I®)
button
or
the
(8)
button.
Select
the
functions
from
the
headings
in
this
menu.
Balance:
To
adjust
the
volume
balance
between
the
left
and
right
headphone
to
the
desired
level,
select
the
Balance
bar
using
the
down,
button.
Using
the
right/left
movement
(v)/('S)
buttons
adjust
the
balance.
Sound
Type:
The
program
you
watch
might
be
stereo
or
in
twp
different
languages.
Using
the
right/left
keys
(t>)/{0)
in
this
menu
you
can
select
Mono/Stereo
or
Dual-A/Dual-B
language.
Dual-A/Dual-B
is
not
always
present
with
a
program
broadcast.
Bass:
You
can
adjust
the
bass
levels
of
the
sound
you
hear
in
the
headphone.
Treble:
You
can
adjust
the
treble
levels
of
the
sound
you
hear
in
the
headphone.
The
sound
and
headphone
adjustments
made
will
be
stored
without
any
additional
transactions
necessary.
Effect:
If
you
want
to
add
depth
to
the
sound
of
the
program
you
watch,
select
Spatial
with
the
(iy)
button.
AVL:
Television
transmitters
have
different
sound
levels.
This
can
be
noticed
from
the
different
volume
levels
that
can
be
heard
while
switching
from
one
program
to
another.
Using
the
right/left
movement
p)/r?)
buttons
switch
to
on.
The
AVL
(Automatic
Volume
Limiting)
function
maintains
the
same
sound
level
as
you
switch
from
program
to
program.
To
cancel
choose
off.
Headphones:
By
connecting
the
headphone
unit
to
your
television
you
can
listen
to
the
program
sounds
independently
from
your
television.
In
order
to
increase
and
decrease
the
sound
level
of
the
headphones,
you
can
enter
the
HEADPHONES
menu
and
makg
the
necessary
adjustments
using
the
right-left
(t>)/(v)
buttons
in
the
Volume
bar.
When
you
only
want
to
hear
the
sound
from
the
headphone,
just
press
button.
Ej^alizer:
Selecting
the
Equalizer
mark
press
fS)
or
(i/)
button.
The
equalizer
setting
function
will
be
displayed.
You
can
select
with
the
right/left
p)/(<7)
buttons,
pre-programed,
unchangeable
equalizer
settings.
These
are
Music,
Sport,
Cinema
and
Speech.
There
is
also
a
User
setting.
To
adjijst
the
User
setting;
select
User
and
press
the
(®)
button.You
can
adjust
the
frequency
levels
with
the
{C£>)
or
(<x>)
buttons.
You
can
select
120Hz,
200Hz,
500Hz,
l.SKHz,
5^KHz,
ZKHz
and
lOKHz
frequency
bands
with
(<7)
and
P)
buttons.
To
store
the
adjustment
levels
in
memory
press
the
menu
button.
You
can
exit
the
equalizer
function
pressinq
the
button
again.
Please
note:
You
can
choose
the
equalizer
position
directly
using
the
^))
button
of
your
remote
control.
You
can
exit
the
equalizer
function
pressing
the
(O)
button
at
any
time.
-
16
-
Picture
Setup
19
Pia
Brightness
50-1--
Contrast
30
-I-
Colour
50---
17
Sharpness
6---
Noise
Reduction
4
Soft
Picture
Smart
^
Soft
P
IB'
Pic^jre
Format
4
Letterbox
Access
picture
sub-menu
by
pressing
the
(q)
button
on
your
remote
control
Use
(
■
buttons
to
select
Picture
sub-menu
and
enter
by
pressing
OK
or
(<5>)
button.
Select
the
setting
function
you
want
using
the
Up
and
down
buttons
(<S>)
or
(CS>)
and
ad'mst
their
levels
with
the
right
and
left
buttons.
The
picture
brightness,
contrast,
colour
and
sharpness
levels
can
all
be
adjusted
according
to
your
desire.
The
changes
you
make
in
the
picture
settings
will
be
automatically
stored
as
your
personal
settings.
Noise
Reduction:
Using
this
feature
you
can
reduce
static
by
selecting
off,
Soft,
Sharpest
or
Sharp
function.
Smart
Picture:
This
is
one
of
the
pre-installed
and
unchangeable
J^atu^es,
to
select
this
feature
use
your
(v)/(^)
buttons.
Soft,
Natural
and
Rich
are
constant
values.
User
are
the
values
you
stored
into
memory.
Furthermore,
you
can
select
one
of
the
non-adjustable
default
settings
inthe
memory
(Picture
Mode)
by
pressing
the
button
on
your
remote
control.
Picture
Format:
This
feature
enables
you
to
watch
any
broadcast
image
in
the
format
you
desire.
These
are;
Auto,
16:9
(no
option
on
sample),
Letterbox,
1
4:9,
4:3,
and
Zoom.
You
can
do
the
selection
without
^ering
the
picture
menu
by
using
the
'^3"
format
selection
button.
Colour
Tint:
When
NTSC
video
is
used
in
SCART,
Colour
Tint
settings
can
be
made.
If
you
do
not
use
such
a
video
type
the
Colour
Tint
choice
is
not
seen
in
the
menu.
If
NTSC
video
is
used
in
SCART
this
choice
becomes
active
and
can
be
seen
in
the
menu.
Depending
on
the
type
of
broadcast
being
transmitted,
programmes
can
be
viewed
in
a
number
of
formats.
Press
the
"'-J
"
button
repeatedly
to
select
between
Zoom,
Letterbox,
Auto,
16:9,14:9,
and
4:3.
Please
note:
Whenever
the
MENU
button
is
pressed
the
picture
size
setting
will
change
while
the
menus
are
ON
the
screen.
This
is
to
ensure
that
the
menus
do
not
overlap
the
edges
of
the
viewable
area.
Zoom
To
fit*
the
screen
by
streching
the
image
horizontally,
holding
the
correct
proportions
at
the
centre
of
the
image.
Some
distrotion
may
occur.
Letterbox
Use
this
setting
when
watching
a
widescreen
DVD,
widescreen
video
tape
or
a
16:9
broadcast
(when
available].
Due
to
the
range
of
widescreen
formats
|16:9,
14:9,
20:9
etc.}
black
bars
may
be
visible
on
the
top
and
bottom
of
the
screen.
Letterbox
format
removes
black
bars
or
makes
them
less
visible.
Auto
Some
channels
may
send
automatic
screen
formatting.
If
you
wish
to
switch
automaHcolly
to
this
format
select
Auto.
The
TV
will
automatically
switch
to
the
defected
format
from
the
scart
inputs
or
broadcast.
16:9
Use
this
setting
when
watching
a
widescreen
DVD,
widescreen
video
tape
or
a
16:9
broadcast
(when
available).
Due
to
the
range
of
widescreen
formats
(16:9,
14:9,
20:9
etc.)
black
bars
may
be
visible
on
the
top
and
bottom
of
the
screen.
14:9
This
is
the
movie
format.
4:3
Use
this
setting
to
view
a
4:3
broadcast.
Using
^e
special
functions
to
change
the
size
of
the
displayed
image
(i.e.
changing
the
height/width
ratio)
for
the
purposes
of
pubfic
display
or
commercial
gain
may
infringe
on
copyright
laws.
-
17
-
Features
Menu
(Analogue)
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The
Feature
menu
is
accessed
via
the
menu
button.
The
feature
menu
is
selected
by
using
the
up-down
buttons
and
use
the
fS))
button
or
the
Right
side
button,
to
enter.
You
can
select
the
headings
you
want
to
adjust
in
this
menu
by
using
the
(<2I>)/(<23>)
buttons.
Features
Menu
(Digital)
The
Feature
menu
is
accessed
via
the
menu
button.
The
feature
menu
is
selected
by
using
the
up-down
buttons
and
use
the
OK
button
or
the
Right
side
button,
to
enter.
You
can
select
the
headings
you
want
to
adjust
in
this
menu
Panel
Lock:
If
you
switch
this
feature
On,
the
buttons
on
the
TV
(except
on/off)
will
not
work
when
the
TV
is
in
Stand-by
mode
or
on.
Language:
Select
the
menu
lan^age
line
and
press
or
the
right
(B)
button.
The
screen
will
show
the
menu
languages.
Select
the
desired
language
using
the
Ijp-dpwn
(OO)
or
(<:x>)and
Right-left
(v)/(t/)
buttons.
Press
the
($$)
button
again.
Your
television
will
now
feature
the
language
you
have
chosen
for
all
the
adjustment
indicators
and
menus.
Scart2
output:
This
features
enables
you
to
select
the
video
and
audio
output
source
to
your
recording
equipment.
Either
connect
the
scart
input
of
recording
device
to
the
TVs
Scartl
source
(marked
AVI
on
the
unit
and
select
Scart
1
in
Scart2
output
option.
Or
connect
the
AV
(PHONO)
Ir^ut
of
recording
device
to
the
TVs
AV
out
(PHONO)
connection
and
select
AV
in
Scart2
output
option.
Connect
the
output
of
your
recording
device
as
you
find
appropriate
from
connecting
external
equipment
chapter.
To
record
from
the
output
set
recorder
to
record
from
its
correct
input
source,
you
may
need
to
refer
to
recording
devices
User
manual.
The
recording
device
will
record
what
analogue
or
digital
channel
you
are
viewing.
Note
that
if
you
attempt
to
view
output
of
recording
device
while
the
recording
devices
is
set
to
the
input
source
from
the
tv
you
will
probably
experience
interference
on
your
Tv
screen.
Note:
If
pip
mode
is
active
while
recording,
the
window
selected
will
be
recorded.
If
you
select
the
other
PIP
window
(using
up/down
buttons)
during
record
the
output
is
automatically
switched.
B
On/Off
Timer:
Your
television
features
an
automatic
stand-by
feature
which
can
be
enabled
for
any
time
period
up
to
12
hours
and
59
mins
by
using
the
numeric
buttons.
If
you
want
your
television
to
automatically
go
into
stand-by,
please
select
the
off
timer
line.
Select
the
desired
duration
with
the
Right
(<))
and
left
(v)
button.
At
the
end
of
the
choosen
duration
the
screen
will
show
a
30
second
countdown
before
switching
off
the
screen
and
entering
into
stand¬
by.
To
cancel
the
automatic
stand-by;
set
off
timer
to
00:00.
The
setup
menu
is
opened
via
the
menu
button.
The
feature
title
is
selected
by
means
of
the
down
button.
Using
the
fS)
button
or
the
(%
button,
the
feature
menu
is
accessed.
The
On/off
timer
tab
is
selected
and
its
menu
is
opened
via
the
right
button.
In
the
Off-timer
tab,
the
sleep
time
is
set
via
the
right-left
side
buttons
and
the
time
to
elapse
until
it
restarts
after
being
turned
off
is
set
on
the
On-timer
tab.
In
the
On-timer
list
title,
it
is
decided
whether
the
pawer-on
will
be
done
by
the
digital
TV
or
the
analogue
TV.
-
18
-
VCR
mode(Digital):
Using
this
feature
you
can
avoid
image
distortions
from
the
device
or
the
magnetic
tape
while
watching.
For
this
you
have
to
switch
the
VCR
mode
to
ON.
FEA1
'URE
Digital
Features
&
On/Off
timer
Menu
Language
p-
VCR
Mode
-a
Off
^
Scart2
OuQjut
^
Scan
1
^
Teletext
4
Auto
^
Panel
Lock
Off
^
Please
note:
This
feature
is
only
active
for
the
AV
inputs.
This
option
will
not
be
seen
in
Feature
menu
while
watching
programs
or
in
PC
mode.
This
feature
becomes
automatically
active
in
the
"0"
numbered
program.When
you
store
the
"0"
numbered
channel
as
video
device
aerial
output,
you
will
be
able
to
avoid
image
distortions
from
the
device
or
the
magnetic
tape
while
watching.
PIP
Usage
(Picture
in
Picture)
Feature:
D
Press
the
(O)
button
on
your
remote
control.
The
screen
will
show
the
PIP
window
selection
menu.
In
this
menu
use
(\>)/(4i*)
buttons
to
select
either
Picture
in
Picture
(PIP)
or
Divided
Screen
(PAP)
and
press
the
(©j
button.
According
to
the
selection
a
picture
will
open
in
main
picture
or
two
pictures
side
by
side.
If
you
choose
Full
Screen
mode
PIP
will
be
disabled.
In
the
event
that
you
wish
to
exit
PIP
mode,
simply
press
the
"O"
button
and
select
the
full
screen
icon.
When
PIP
or
PAP
feature
is
selected
you
can
activate
the
main
picture
or
the
secondary
picture
by
pressing
up
and
down
navigation
buttons.
The
active
picture
is
expressed
with
a
while
border.
The
menu
features
can
be
used
for
the
active
picture.
With
the
AV
button
you
can
choose
also
the
sources
at
the
active
window
during
PIP
or
PAP
feature
is
on
Note:
1)
To
change
a
channel
or
source
a
PIP
window
is
displaying:
a)
Select
the
window
to
change
using
up/down
buttons.
b)
Use
remote
control
to
change
channels
or
source
as
you
would
in
normal
full
screen
mode.
2)
You
can
use
PIP
in
PC
or
DVI
mode.
3)
The
same
source
cannot
be
watched
with
PIP
and
the
main
image.
PIP
Position
This
feature
enables
you
tg^^position
your
PIP
window.
For
this
press
the
(O
j
button,
while
PIP
mode
is
active,
to
bring
the
PIP
Position
menu
on
screen.
Press
the
right/left
I^S)/0]
buttons
to
select
the
PIP
Position
desired.
After
you
have
positioned
your
Pip
window
you
can
exit
the
menu
by
pressing
the
(O)
button
on
the
remote
control.
PIP
Size
This
feature
enables
you
to
resize^your
PIP
window.
For
this
press
the
(C5)
button,
while
PIP
mode
is
active,
to
bring
the
PIP
Size
i^ienu
on
screen.
Press
the
right/left
(v)/(v)
buttons
to
change
the
PIP
Size.
After
resizing
your
PIP
window
you
can
exit
the
menu
by
pressing
the
(O)
button
on
the
remote
control.
PAT
Mode
The
pat
(
picture
and
te^_)
feature
is
opened
by
pressing
the
(O)
button
and
then
pressing
the
(o)
button
while
in
the
TEXT
mode.
This
feature
ensures
that
both
the
teletext
and
the
channel
intended
to
be
watched
can
be
shown
on
the
screen
simultaneously.
To
exit
the
pat
mode,
the
PIP
buton
is
pressed.
**
J*'
TXT
-
19
-
Digital
TV
Menu:
Digital
TV
menu
also
consists
of
the
following
menus
os
in
the
Analogue
TV
menu;
1.
PICTURE
2.
SOUND
3.
SETUP
4.
FEATURE
Here,
the
only
difference
is
the
"Digital
Features"
option
located
under
the
"FEATURE"
Menu.
Please
see
the
following
picture:
On
the
picture
below,
you
can
see
the
sub-menus
located
under
the
option
"Digital
Features".
To
enter
Digital
Features
select
Digital
feature
using
the
up/down
buttons
and
press
OK
to
enter.
1.
Timer
Menu:
By
setting
the
timer
in
the
Timer
menu
the
TV
can
be
set
to
automatically
switch
to
another
channel
at
a
specific
time.To
enter
Timer
select
timer
using
the
up/down
buttons
and
press
right
button.After
a
short
delay
the
timer
menu
will
appear.Press
the
red
button
to
enter
a
new
timer.Set
timer
menu
is
displayed
after
a
short
delay.
The
settings
of
date,
starting
time,
ending
time,
repeating
function,
subtitle
and
audio
language
for
the
timer
are
made
using
the
fCS>)
or
|[<C2>),
(^)
(
w)
and^numeric
buttons.When
complete
Pr&
OK
to
save
the
event.
When
the
set
time
and
hour
arrives,
a
pop-up
menu
appears
on
the
screen
to
prompt
the
user
whether
they
would
like
to
switched
to
the
specified
channel
or
not.
Channel
switching
is
enabled
via
the
^S))
button
or
the
timer
is
cancelled
using
the
(C))
button.
2.
Default
Audio
Language
Option:
This
setting
ensures
that
the
default
language
will
be
audible
when
it
is
available
with
a
broadcast.
Selection
is
made
among
languages
using
the
m)
(
)
keys.
3.
Default
Subtitle
Language
Option:
Set
the
default
language
desired.If
subtitle
option
is
activated
and
the
cfefault
language
is
gvaible
with
the
broadcast
you
are
watching
subtitles
will
automatically
be
displayed
in
this
language.
Selection
is
made
among
languages
using
me
right/left
arrow
keys.
4.
Parental
Control
Menu:
Using
this
menu,
the
adult
user
determines
a
password
with
the
buttons
0-9
and
is
able
to
prevent
access
to
the
channels
they
determine
from
among
the
'Pragram
Management'
rnenu.
When
it
is
intended
to
switch
to
the
blocked
channel,
the
password
is
prompted.
Besides,
it
is
also
activated
so
that
the
features
like
timer,
auto
search,
manual
search,
program
management
found
in
the
menu
are
not
changed.
At
the
beginning
the
pin
is
"
1982
"
.
After
you
enter
the
pin
,
the
Parental
Conrol
Menu
with
the
Chcmge
pin
option
appears.
You
can
change
the
pin
by
using
this
menu
5.
Common
Interface
Menu:
When
the
Cl
module
is
inserted
in
order
to
be
able
to
watch
encoded
channels,
the
inserted
module
is
viewed
in
the
'Common
Interface'
menu.
It
is
possible
to
access
frpm
this
option
the
information
related
to
the
module.
Top
up
TV
feature
is
supported.
6.
Software
Upgrade
Menu:
The
possibility
for
uploading
new
software
is
ensured
via
the
Software
Upgrade
menu.
Menu
adjustments
can
be
done
usjng
the
right/left
arrpw
buttons.
If
new
software
dara
is
being
sent
along
with
the
broadcast,
new
software
can
be
downloaded
via
this
menu
option.
Software
updates
can
be
performed
automatically
or
manually
as
desired.
When
the
Auto
Upgrade
is
selected
"ON"
if
there
is
a
new
SW,
there
will
be
upgrade
every
time
the
TV
passes
through
stand-by
mode.
To
receive
the
new
software
version,
your
TV
must
be
in
standby
mode.
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