Haier 39g2000 User manual

Haiet

Inspired Living

User Manual

MODELS:

39G2000

EnergyStar

This

product

qualifies

for

ENERGY

STAR

in

the

factory

default

setting andthis is

the

setting in

which

power

savings

will

beachieved. Changing

the

factory

default

picture setting

or

enabling

other

features

will

increase

power

consumption

that

could exceed

the

limits necessary

to

qualify

for

ENERGY

STAR

rating.

SYMBOL

SA 1965

SA1966

SYMBOL

DEFINITION

DANGEROUS

VOLTAGE:

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowheadsymbol,

within

an equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated"dangerousvoltage"

within

the

product'senclosure

that

maybe

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute a risk

of

electrical shock

to

persons.

INSTRUCTIONS:

The exclamation

point

within

an equilateral triangle is intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance (servicing) instruction in

the

literatureaccompanying

the

appliance.

Apparatus shall

not

beexposed

to

dripping

or

splashing and

no

objectsfilled

with

liquids, such

as

vases, shall be

placed

on

the

apparatus.

Batteries installed warning

Caution

-Danger

of

explosion

if

battery

is

incorrectly replaced. Replace

only

with

the

same

or

equivalenttype.

The batteries(batterypack

or

batteriesinstalled) shall

not

beexposed

to

excessive heatsuch

as

sunshine,fire

or

the

like.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

Before operating

the

"TV,

please read this manual

thoroughly.

This manual should be retained

for

future reference.

FCC

Class

BRadio Frequency Interference Statement

WARNING:

(FOR

FCC

CERTIFIED

MODELS)

NOTE:

This

equipment

has been tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

Bdigital device,pursuant

to

Part 15

of

the

FCC

Rules.These limitsaredesigned

to

provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can radiate radiofrequencyenergy,

and

if

not

installed and used in accordance

with

the

instructions, maycause harmfulinterference

to

radio

communications.However,thereis

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a particular installation.lfthis

equipment

doescause harmful interference

to

radio

or

television reception, which can be determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and on,

the

useris encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

1.

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving antenna.

2.

Increase

the

separation between

the

equipment

and receiver.

3.

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver is connected.

4.

Consult

the

dealer

or

an experienced

radionv

technician forhelp.

NOTICE

1.

The changes

or

modifications

not

expresslyapproved

by

the

party

responsible

for

compliance

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

2.

Shielded interfacecables and

AC

power

cord,

if

any,

must

beused in order

to

comply

with

the

emission limits.

3.

The manufactureris

not

responsible

for

anyradio

or

"TV

interferencecaused

by

unauthorized modification

to

this equipment.

It

is

the

responsibilities

of

the

user

to

correct such interference.

WARNING:

Topreventfire

or

shockhazard,

do

not

expose

the

TV

to

rain

or

moisture. Dangerously

high

voltages are present

inside

the

TV.

Do

not

open

the

cabinet. Refer servicing

to

qualifiedpersonnel only.

1

PRECAUTIONS

AND

REMINDERS

Place

uniton

even

surfaces.

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Unplug immediately

if

malfunction like novideo/audio

occurs,

or

smoke

and

bad

odor

comefrom

TV.

Don'tthrowanyobjectinsidethe

TV

boxlikemetals orother

flammable materials.

Don't

place

the

TV

in confined

spaces

orinaboxwhen using it.

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Noticefor

Remote

Control

Avoid Dropping

Unplug Immediately

If

other

foreign materials

are

put

inside

TV

boxor

if

the

TV

fell down.

Prohibit/Avoidopening

TV

cabinet.

Remember

to

unplugtheACcord

from the

AC

outletbefore

cleaning.

Do

not

use

liquid

cleaners

or

aerosol

cleaners

to

clean

thedisplay.

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Make

sure

to

unplugthe unit

when notin

use

foralong period

of

time

(days).

Avoid Liquids

!£

l

Do notcoverorblockanyvents

and

openings. Inadequate

ventilation mayshorten thelife

of

thedisplayunit

and

cause

overheating.

Avoid directsunlight,dusty,

humidand smoky

areas

.

Call

service

personnel

to

clean

the

internal part

of

the

TV

once a

year.

Do not

place

thedisplay

near

water,

such

as

bathtub,

washbasin,

kitchen sink, laundrytub,

swimming poolorinadamp

basement.

Avoid

Aerosol

Cleaners

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Read

beforeoperating equipment.

• To reduce

the

risk

of

electricshock

or

component

damage,switch

off

the

power

beforeconnecting

other

components

to

your

TV.

•

Read

these instructions.

• Keep these instructions.

• Heed all warnings.

• Followall instructions.

• Do

not

use thisapparatus nearwater.

• Clean

only

with

a

dry

cloth.

• Do

not

block

anyventilationopenings. Install in accordance

with

the

manufacturer's instructions.

• Do

not

install near

any

heatsources such

as

radiators, heatregisters,stoves,

or

other

apparatus (including

amplifiers)

that

produce heat.

• Do

not

defeat

the

safetypurpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding-type

plug.A polarized

plug

has

two

blades

and

a

third

grounding

prong.The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

are provided

for

your

safety.

If

the

provided plugdoes

not

fit

into

your

outlet, consultanelectrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsoleteoutlet.

• Protect

the

power

cord

from

beingwalked

on

or

pinched,particularly

at

plugs,convenience receptacles, and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

• Onlyuse attachments/accessories specified

by

the

manufacturer.

•

Use

only

with

the

cart,stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sold

with

the

apparatus. When acartis used, use caution

when

moving

the

cart/apparatuscombination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

• Unplug

this

apparatus

during

lightning

storms

or

when

unused

for

long

periods

of

time.

• Refer all servicing

to

qualified service personnel. Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus has been

damaged in

any

way,such

as

when

the

power-supplycord

or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid

has been spilled

or

objects

havefallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

beenexposed

to

rain

or

moisture,does

not

operatenormally

or

has been dropped.

• Unplug

the

power

cord beforecleaning

your

TV.

• When

moving

your

TV

from

anarea

of

low

temperature

to

an area

of

high

temperature, condensation

may

form

in

the

housing.

Wait

before

turning

on

your

TV

to

avoid causing fire, electric shock,

or

component

damage.

• Adistance

of

at

least

three

feet should bemaintained between

your

TV

and

any

heatsource, such

as

a radiator,

heater,oven, amplifieretc. Do

not

install

your

TVclose

to

smoke. Operating

your

TV close

to

smoke

or

moisture

may

cause fire

or

electric shock.

• Slots and openings in

the

backand

bottom

of

the

cabinetare provided

for

ventilation.To ensure reliable

operation

of

your

TV and

to

protect

it

from overheating, besure these openingsare

not

blocked

or

covered.

Do

not

place

your

TV

in

a bookcase

or

cabinet unless

proper

ventilation is provided.

• Neverpush

any

object

into

the

slots

and

openings

on

your

TV

cabinet. Do

not

place anyobjects

on

the

top

of

your

TV.

Doing so

could

short circuitparts causing afire

or

electricshock. Never spill liquids

on

your

TV.

• YourTVshould

be

operated

only

from

the

type

of

power

source indicated

on

the

label.

If

you are

not

sure

of

the

type

of

power

supplied

to

your

home, consult

your

dealer

or

local

power

company.

• Do

not

apply

pressure

or

throw

objects

at

your

TV.

This maycompromise

the

integrity

of

the

display. The

manufacturer's warrantydoes

not

cover userabuse

or

improper

installations.

• The

power

cord mustbereplaced

when

usingdifferentvoltagethan

the

voltagespecified.Formoreinformation,

contact

your

dealer.

• When connected

to

a

power

outlet,

power

is

always

flowing

into

your

TV.

To

totally

disconnectpower,

unplug

the

power

cord.

• Do

not

overload

power

strips andextension cords. Overloading can result

in

fire

or

electricshock.

• The wall socket should be installed near

your

TV

and

easily accessible.

• Only

power

of

the

marked voltagecan

be

used

for

your

TV.

Any

other

voltage

than

the

specified voltage

may

cause fire

or

electricshock.

• Do

not

touch

the

power

cord during lightning.Toavoidelectric shock, avoid handling

the

power

cord

during

electrical storms.

• Unplug

your

TV

during

a

lightning

storm

or

when

it

will

not

beused

for

long

period

of

time.

This will

protect

your

TV

from

damage

due

to

power

surges.

• Do

not

attempt

to

repair

or

service

your

TV

yourself. Opening

or

removing

the

backcover mayexpose you

to

high

voltages, electricshock, and

other

hazards.

If

repairis required, contact

your

dealerand referall servicing

to

qualified service personnel.

3

o

WARNING:

Keep

your

TV away

from

moisture. Do

not

expose

your

TV

to

rain

or

moisture.lfwater

penetrates

into

your

TV,

unplug

the

power

cord

and

contact

your

dealer.Continuoususe

in

thiscase

may

result

in

fire

or

electric

shock.

o Do

not

use

your

TV

if

anyabnormalityoccurs.

If

anysmoke

or

odor

becomes apparent,

unplug

the

power

cord

and

contact

your

dealer immediately. Do

not

try

to

repair

your

TVyourself.

o Avoid using

dropped

or

damaged appliances.

If

your

TV

is

dropped

and

the

housingis damaged,

the

internal

components mayfunction abnormally.

Unplug

the

power

cord immediatelyandcontact

your

dealer

for

repair.

Continued use

of

your

TV

may

cause fire

or

electricshock.

o Do

not

install

your

TV

in an area

with

heavy

dust

or

high

humidity.Operating

your

TV in environments

with

heavy

dust

or

high

humidity

maycause fire

or

electricshock.

o Followinstructions

for

moving

your

TV.

Ensure

that

the

power

cord and

any

other

cablesare

unplugged

before

moving

your

TV.

o When

unplugging

your

TV,

hold

the

AC/DC

power

adapter,

not

the

cord. Pulling

on

the

power

cord maydamage

the

wires inside

the

cord andcause fire

or

electric shock.When

your

TV will

not

be used

for

an extended period

of

time,

unplug

the

power

cord.

o To reduce risk

of

electricshock,

do

not

touch

the

connector

with

wet

hands.

o Insert batteries in accordance

with

instructions. Incorrectpolarities

may

cause

the

batteries

to

leakwhich can

damage

the

remote control

or

injure

the

operator. Do

not

expose batteries

to

excessive heatsuch

as

sunshine,

fire

or

the

like.

o

If

any

of

the

following

occurs,contact

the

dealer:

-The

power

cord fails

or

frays.

-Liquid sprays

or

any

object

drops

into

your

TV.

-Your

TV

is

exposed

to

rain

or

other

moisture.

-Your

TV

is

dropped

or

damaged

in

anyway.

-The

performance

of

your

TV

changes substantially.

o This apparatusshall

not

beexposed

to

dripping

or

splashing and

no

objectsfilled

with

liquids, such

as

vases,

shall be placed

on

the

apparatus.

o The mains

plug

or

appliance coupleris used

as

the

disconnectdevice,

the

disconnectdeviceshall remain readily

operable.

o CAUTION- These servicing instructions are

for

use

by

qualified service personnel only.To reduce

the

risk

of

electric shock,

do

not

perform anyservicing

other

than

that

contained in

the

operating instructions unless you

are qualified

to

do

so.

o

Outdoor

Antenna Grounding

-If

an outside antenna

is

connected

to

the

receiver,

be

sure

the

antenna system

is

grounded

so

as

to

providesomeprotectionagainstvoltagesurges and

built

up

staticcharges. Section 810

ofthe

National ElectricCode, ANSI/NFPA No. 70-1984, provides information

with

respect

to

proper

grounding

ofthe

mats and supporting structure

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an antenna discharge unit,size

of

grounding

connectors, location

of

antennadischarge unit,connection

to

grounding

electrodesand requirements

for

the

grounding

electrode.

See

Figure below.

EXAMPLE

OF

ANTENNA GROUNDING

AS

PER

NATIONAL

ELECTRICAL

CODE

Note

to

the

CATV

system installer:This reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CATV

system installer's

attention

to

Article

820-40

of

the

NEC

that

provides guidelinesfor

proper

grounding

and, in particular, specifies

that

the

cable

ground

shall beconnected

to

the

6 English

grounding

system

ofthe

building,

as

close

to

the

point

of

cable

entry

as

practical.Please, makesure

to

connect

the

power

plug

to

the

wall

outlet

socketafterconnecting

the

TV

to

the

adapter!

4

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Thankyou

for

purchasing this Haier product.This easy-to-use manual will guideyou in

getting

the

best use

of

your product. Remember

to

record

the

model and serial number.

They are

on

the

label

on

back

of

the

unit.

Model

number

Serial

number

Date

of

purchase

Staple

your

receipt

to

your

manual. You will need

it

to

obtain warranty service

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TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

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PRECAUTIONS

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IMPORTANT

SAFETY'

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PREPARATION

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PREPARING

YOUR

LCD

1V

FOR

WALL

MOUNTING

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TURNING

ON

THE

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PERIPHERAL

CONNECTION

AND

CONTROLS

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PERIPHERAL

CONNECTION

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MAKING

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CONNECTING

TO

AN

ANTENNA/CABLE

WALL

JACK

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CONNECTING

EXTERNAL

AUDIONIDEO

DEVICE

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CONNECTING

HEADPHONES

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CONNECTING

DIGITAL

AUDIO

DEVICE

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OPERATING

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USING

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

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INITIAL

SETUP

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11

INPUT

SOURCE

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11

NAVIGATING

THE

ON-SCREEN

MENU

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PICTURE

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AUDIO

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CHANNEL

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SETUP

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LOCK

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MEDIA

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TIPS

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LEGAL

NOTICES

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PRODUCT

SPECIFICATION

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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WARRANTY'

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WARNING

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6

PREPARATION

IMPORTANT:

Do

not

apply

pressure

to

the

screen display

area which

may

compromise

the

integrity

of

the

display.

The manufacturer'swarrantydoes

not

cover userabuse

or

improper

installations.

ATTACHING

THE

STAND

IMPORTANT:

The stand

of

the

TV

must

be assembled

prior

to

usage.

1.

Place

TV

unit

face

down

on a

soft

and

flat surface

(blanket, foam,cloth,etc.)

to

prevent

any

damage

to

the

TV.

2. Fix

the

stand

to

the

bottom

of

the

TV

with

the

four

B4x16F

mm

screws.

~.,

"'

B4x16mm

(4pcs)

PREPARING

YOUR

LCD

TV

FOR

WALL

MOUNTING

We

suggest

that

you

keep

your

TV

at

least 2.36 inches

(60 mm)

from

the

wall

to

preventcable interference.

Before

mounting

your

TV

on

the

wall,

you

need

to

remove

the

stand.

For

your

safety, please use

only

with

a

UL

listedwall

mount

bracket

with

minimum

weight

of

the

1V

without

stand. (Please

see

page 18

for

the

weight

of

the

TV.)

Toattacha wall

mount

bracket

to

your

TV:

1.

Remove

the

screws holding

your

TV

to

the

stand.

2.

Remove

the

stand

from

your

TV.

3.

Secure

the

wall

mount

bracket

to

the

back

of

your

1V

using

four

screws

(see

page18

for

the

size

of

the

screws). Follow

the

instructions

of

the

usermanual

that

came

with

the

wall

mount

bracket

to

install.

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NOTE

The

wall

mount

bracketand

the

screws are

not

Included.

7

TURNING

ON

THE

TV

1.

Install

the

stand

and

place

the

TV

on

a solid surface.

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• Ensure

that

the

TV

is

placed

in

a position

to

allow

free

flow

of

air. Do

not

cover

the

ventilation

openings

on

the

backcover.

• To preventanyunsafesituations,

no

nakedflamesources,

such

as

lighted candles, should

be

placed

on

or

in

the

vicinity.

• Avoid heat, directsunlightand exposure

to

rain

or

water.

The

equipment

shall

not

be exposed

to

dripping

or

splashing.

2. Connect

the

antenna cable

or

cableTV cable

to

the

ANT

IN

aerial socket

on

the

back

of

the

TV

set.

See

"CONNECTING

TO

AN

ANTENNA/CABLE

WALL

JACK'

'

on

page9.

3.

Remote control:

Remove

the

cover

ofthe

batterycompartment.

Insert

the

2supplied batteries (Type

AAA

1.SV).

4.

Power:

Plug

the

cord

into

a

working

power

outlet.

~

-!'

.. ..

....

,

""

~~

0

. .

.

41f!Jl

~

A I'

5.

Turn

the

1Von:

Press

C)

on

the

remotecontrol

or

POWER

button

on

the

side control panel

of

the

TV.

PERIPHERAL

CONNECTION

AND

CONTROLS

PERIPHERAL

CONNECTION

UNDER

CONTROL

INPUT

MENU

VOL+

VOL-

CH+

CH·

POWER

II t . l

~

I

:.l..U.!laJ

I

nnw

IIt . !

ol

I

f:1!I.ilil

Connectheadphones

to

thisjack.

1 HEADPHONE When headphones are inserted,

Press

to

select

the

input

source.

1 INPUT

Press

the

VOL+

button

to

change

to

the

TVspeakers

will

be

muted.

the

selected

input

source.

Connect acoaxial

audio

cable

2 COAXIAL

from

a sound bar,stereo system, 2 MENU

Press

to

open

or

close

the

on-screen

menu.

receiver, etc. 3

VOL+

Press

to

increase

the

volume

level.

3 L Connect

the

audio

cables

for

a

R

component

or

composite device. 4 VOL-

Press

to

decrease

the

volume

level.

Connect

the

video

cable

for

a

4 VIDEO composite device. 5 CH+

Press

to

go

to

the

channel list.

5

YPbPr

Connect

the

video

cables

for

a

component

device. 6 CH-

Press

to

go

to

the

previouschannel

in

the

channel list.

Connect HDMI devices

to

these

6 HDMI1 jacks. An HDMI cable carries

both

video

andsound.You

do

not

need

7

HDMI2

to

makean

audio

connection

for

an HDMI device. Note:The HDMI3

8 HDMI3(MHL)

port

is MHLenabled.

Press

to

turn

the

TV

on

or

off

{standbymode).When

the

TV

is off,

7 POWER

power

still flows

through

it.

To

completelydisconnectpower,

unplug

the

power

cord.

9

VGA

Connect

the

videocable

from

a

computer.

10

PC

AUDIO

Connect

the

audiocable

from

a

computer.

11

RF

Connect an antenna

or

cableTV

cable

to

thisjack.

Inserta

USB

storage device

to

the

USB

port

to

view

JPEG

photos,

12 and listen

to

MP3 music.

{See

page 16

for

more

information.)

8

MAKING CONNECTIONS

CONNECTING

TO

AN

ANTENNA/CABLE

WALL

JACK

CONNECTING

EXTERNAL

AUDIONIDEO

DEVICE

Using

HOM/

cable

(best)

ktlt·U+

·An

HDMI cablecarries

both

video

and

audio.You

do

not

need

to

use anyaudio cables.

• You can connect MHLdevices,such

as

the

Roku

Streaming

Stickand compatible

mobile

phonesand tablets

to

the

HDMI3(MHL) port.A

USB

to

HDMI cable

is

required

to

connecta

mobile

phone

or

tablet

to

the

TV.

Please check

the

documentation

of

your

device.

Using

component

cables

(better)

9

Using

compositecable (good)

@@@

L R VIDEO/Y

ktll·U+

·Cables

are often color-coded

to

matchcolor-coded jacks.

CONNECTING

HEADPHONES

0 NOTE

Turn

off

the

1V

and external

dev

ices before

makingconnections.

To

play

from

the

externaldevice:

1. Turn on

the

TV

and

the

connecteddevice.

2.

Press

INPUT

to

open the

input

source list, then press

.1..

/

'f'

to

highlight

the

input

to

which

the

devicewas

connected and press

OK

to

switch.

• SelectTV

to

watch

1V

from

the

RF

input.

• Select

HDMI1,

HDMI3(MHL),or

HDMI2

to

play

from

a deviceconnected

to

the

HDMI1,

HDMI3(MHL),

or

HDMI2

input.

• SelectComposite

to

play

from

the

device

connected

to

the

COMPOSITE input.

• Select

Component

to

play

from

the

device

connected

to

the

COMPONENT input.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

USING THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

Item Descriptions

Power

Press

to

turn

the

TV

on

or

off. When

your

TV

is

off,

power

still flows

through

it.To

completely

disconnect power,

unplug

the

power

cord.

INPUT

Press

to

open

the

input

source list.

USB

Press

to

switch

to

USB

input

(USB

multimedia

mode).

cc

Press

this key

to

select

the

CC

,ON

or

OFF

mode

and

CC

on

Mute.

HOME

Switch

to

the

HDMI3(MHL)

input,

lfthe

Roku

Streaming Stickis connected, press this

button

to

return

to

the

Roku

home

screen.

0-9/•

Press

to

enteraTVchannel

number

(Press

"."to

choose

the

sub-channel).

RECALL

Press

to

switch

to

lastviewedchannel.

VOL+NOL-

Press

VOL+

or

VOL-

to

adjust

volume

level.

MUTE

Press

to

switch

the

sound

on

or

off.

MENU

Press

to

open

or

close

the

on-screen menu.

CH+/CH-

Press

CH+

or

CH-

to

changeTV channels.

BACK

Return

to

the

previous menu.

If

the

Roku

Streaming Stickis connected, press this

button

to

go

back

to

the

previousscreen.

DISPLAY

Press

to

display

the

information

window.

EXIT

Press

to

exit

the

menu

or

on

screen display

(OSD).

SAP

Press

to

switch sounds:

SAP,

Stereo,

Mono

for

ATV,

or

switch

audio

language

for

DTV.

SLEEP

Press

to

set

the

sleeptimer.

WIDE

Press

to

adjust

the

picture

aspect ratio.

AUDIO

Press

to

switch

the

audio

mode.

PICTURE

Press

to

switch

the

picture mode.

OK

Enter

the

selected

option

or

perform

the

selected operation.

CH.LIST

Press

to

display

the

Channel List.

FAVORITE

Press

to

display

the

Favorite List.

J..

/?

;

..,.

;

~

Use

the

arrow

buttons

to

move

around in

menus.

PLAY

Press

to

startplaying

the

MEDIA,

or

to

pause

playing.(Used

for

models

with

MEDIA

function

only).

REV

Press

to

fast reverse MP3 playbackin Music

mode.

FWD

Press

to

fastforward MP3 playback

in

Music

mode.

Enterelectronic

program

guide.

If

the

Roku

* Streaming Stickis connected, press this

button

to

view

more

options.

10

INITIAL

SETUP

The first

time

you

turn

on

your

TV,

the

setupwizard

will

guide

you

through

setting

up

basic settings

including

the

menu

language,

time

zone,

and

TV

signal source.

1.

Press

<!)

to

turn

on

the

TV.

Thesetupwizard screen

opens. Press

OK

to

start

the

wizard.

2.

Press

J;J'f

to

selectHome

Mode

or

Store Mode,

then

press

~

to

continue.

Note: Home

mode

is

energy

saving mode,store

mode

is

vivid

mode.

3.

Press

J;.J'f

to

select

your

language,

then

press

~

to

continue.

English

4.

Press

Ji../'f

to

select

your

time

zone,

then

press

~

to

continue.

: .. . ..

Mountain

5.

Press

Ji../'f

to

select

your

tuner

type,

then

press ~

to

startchannel scan.

. . .

Cable

11

•

Air

-Set

the

signal

type

to

antenna.When set

to

Air,

the

TVcan receive analog and

digital

(ATSC)

broadcasting signals.

• Cable-Set

the

signal

type

to

cable.When set

to

Cable,

the

TV

can receive analog

and

QAM

broadcasting signals.

6. The

auto

channel scan usuallytakes a

few

minutes

to

complete

but

can take

up

to

20 minutes.You can

cancel

the

channelscan

by

pressing

EXIT

.

k"'d·Hi

•During initialsetup,

press

..,..

to

return

to

theprevious

screen

and

press

EXIT

to

exitthe initial setup.

INPUT

SOURCE

Press

INPUT

to

open

the

input

source list,

then

press

J;./'f

to

highl

i

ght

an

input

and press

OK

to

sw

i

tch

.

INPUT

-

m:ll-

HDM11

m:ll-

HDMI2

m:ll-

HDM

I3(MHL)

PC

USB

NAVIGATING

THE

ON-SCREEN

MENU

1.

Press

MENU

to

open

the

on-screen

menu.

2.

Press

Ji../'f

to

select

the

main

menu

(Picture/

Audio/Channel/Setup/Lock),

then

press

OK

or

~

to

enter

the

sub-menu.

3.

Press

Ji../'f

to

highlight

a sub-menu item,

then

press

..,..,~

to

adjust

the

setting

or

select

the

desired

option.

4.

Press

EXIT

to

close

the

on-screen menu.

k•:t·Hi

•

Press

MENU

to

return

to

theprevious menu.

lfthe

ma

in

menu

is

displayed,pressing

MENU

will closetheon-

screen

menu.

PICTURE

liiiii

Picture Mode Energy Saving

Picture Brightness

50

G"

Audio Contrast

50

Color

50

~

Channel

Tint

50

Sharpness 50

*Setup ColorTemperature Cool

ij

Lock

Picture

Mode-

Select

the

picturemode.You can select:

•

Standard-

Astandard picture.Thecontrast,

brightness,and sharpness are moderatelyincreased.

• Vivid

-A

bright

and vivid picture.The contrast,

brightness,

and

sharpnessaresignificantlyincreased.

• Mild

-A

soft

picture.The brightness,contrastand

sharpness level are lowered.

•

User-

Customized picture.Picturesettings such

as

brightness,contrast,

and

colorare manually

adjusted.

• EnergySaving

-The

backlightbrightness is

decreased

to

save energy.

i'il[·ii·

• Manuallyadjusting picturesettings will automatically

change

the

Picture

Mode

toUser.

Brightness-Adjust

the

brightness

of

the

dark

areas

of

the

picture.

Press

<1111111

to

darken

the

picture.

Press

~

to

brighten

the

picture.

Contrast-Adjust

the

brightness

of

the

light

areas

of

the

picture.

Press

<1111111

to

decrease

the

contrast.

Press

~

to

increase

the

contrast.

Color-

Adjust

the

colorintensity

of

the

picture.

Tint-

Adjust

the

color

balance

of

the

picture.

Press

<1111111

to

increase

the

red tones.

Press~

to

increase

the

green

tones.

Sharpness-Adjust

the

colordetails

of

picture.

Press

<1111111

to

soften

the

picture.

Press

~

to

sharpen

the

picture.

ColorTemperature-

Selectthe

colortemperature.You

can select:

• Normal -Give

the

white

color

a neutral

tint.

• Warm -Give

the

white

color

a reddish

tint.

•

Cool-

Give

the

white

colora bluish

tint.

AUDIO

~

Sound Mode Standard

Picture Balance 0

~

Bass 50

Audio Treble

50

~

Channel

AutoVolume Level

Off

Surround Sound

off

*Setup Audio Language English

eLock Digital Audio OutputMode

Raw

Accessibility

Sound

Mode-

Select

the

sound mode.You can select:

• Standard -Balanced

treble

and bass.This setting is

good

for

watchingstandard

TV

broadcasts.

•

Music-

Increase

the

treble

and

bass

and

preserve

the

originalsound.Thissetting is

good

for

listening

to

a musical program.

•

Theater-

Moderatelydecreaseand enhance

treble

and bass

for

a rich soundexperience.

•

News-

Balancetreble and bass. This setting is

good

for

watching

a newsprogram.

•

User-

Let

you

manuallyadjustsound settings.

c•a·H•

• Manuallyadjustingaudiosettings

will

automatically

change

the

Sound

Mode

to User.

Balance-Adjust

the

balancebetween

the

left

and

right

audio

channels.

Bass-Adjust

the

low

frequencysound.Press.,..

to

decrease bass.

Press

~

to

increase

the

bass.

Treble-

Adjust

the

high

frequencysound.

Press

.,..

to

decreasetreble.

Press

~

to

increase

the

treble.

AutoVolume

Level-

Adjust

the

volume

to

keep

the

volume

levelconsistent

when

switchingchannels

or

when

switching

from

a

TV

show

to

acommercial.You

can selectOn/Off.

SurroundSound -Activate

or

deactivate

the

surround

soundfunction.

Audio Language-Selectan alternateaudio language,

if

available.You can select English/Spanish/French.

(Digital channelsonly)

DigitalAudio OutputMode

-Select

digital

audio

output

type.You can select:

•

Off-

Set

digital

audio

output

off.

•

Raw-

Pass

through

the

originaldigital audiosound.

•

PCM-

Output

audio

in

2-channel stereo.

Accessibility -

Press

OK

button

to

enter

sub-menu:

• Video Description

-Select

On

or

Off.

• Voice Guidance -SelectOn

or

Off.

• Speed

-Select

Slow/Medium/Fast.

•

Volume-

Select Low/Middle/High.

• Pitch

-Select

Low/Middle/High.

CHANNEL

Air/Cable -Select

the

signaltype.

o

Air-

Set

the

signal type

to

antenna.When set

to

Air,

the

1V

can receiveanalog and digital (ATSQ

broadcastingsignals.

o Cable -Set

the

signal

type

to

cable.When set

to

Cable,

the

1V

can receive analog andQAM

broadcastingsignals.

Auto

Scan

-

Press

OK

to

start

the

auto

channel scan.

Favorite-

Manuallyadd and skipchannels

in

your

favoritechannel list.

Channel

Skip-

Manuallyadd andskipchannels in

your

channel list.

Channel

Number-

Select

the

channel

that

you

want

to

assign acustomized label.

Channel

Label-

Label a channel

to

make

it

easier

to

identify.

~

Picture

~

Audio

~

Channel

1lr

Setup

aLock

•

••••••

1.

Press

OK

to

label

the

selectedchannel.

2.

Press

_,..

1~

to

select

the

entry

field.

-

·n

3.

Press

Ji..

l"'f

to

select

the

desired character

for

a field.

4.

Press

OK afterall

the

desired characters areentered.

13

SETUP

Menu

Language-

Select on-screen display

menu

language.You can select

English/Fran~ais/Espariol.

Asped

Ratio-

Select

the

displaymode.You can select:

o Normal -Display

the

original4:3 aspect ratio

with

vertical blackbars

on

the

left

and

right

ofthe

image.

o

Wide-

Use this

option

to

view

content

recorded

in

a

16:9 (wide-screen) aspect ratio.

o Zoom -Expand

the

image

to

fill

the

screen.The

top

and

bottom

of

the

image

may

be

cropped.

o Cinema

-Stretch

the

image

at

the

edges,

but

keeps

aclear image

in

the

center.

Blue Screen-SelectOn

or

Off.

Time-

Adjust

the

time

settings.

o Time

Zone-

Select

your

time

zone.

o Sleep

Timer-

Set

the

amount

of

time

before

the

1V

automaticallyturnsoff.

o DaylightSaving

Time-

SelectOn

(if

your

viewing

area observes DaylightSaving Time)

or

Off

(if

your

viewing

area does

not

observe DaylightSaving Time).

o

Clock-

Set

the

dateand

time

.

Restore Default

-Reset

all settings

to

the

factorydefaults.

ClosedCaption

-Adjust

the

closed captioning settings.

CC

Mode-Select closed captioning mode.You can

select:

•

CC

Off-

Turn

off

closed captioning.

o

CC

On

-Turn

on

closed captioning.

o

CC

on

Mute-

Turn

on

closed captioning

when

the

soundis muted.

Analog

CC-

Selectanalog closed captioning mode.

Digital

CC-

Select digital closed captioning mode.

Option

-Customize

digitalclosed captioning

settings.

Mode-

Select Custom

to

customize

below

settings

or

selectDefault

to

use defaultsettings.

Font

Style-

Select

font

style. You can select

Default/Font

0-Font

7.

Font

Size-

Select

font

size. You can select

Default/

Normal/Large/Small.

FontEdge

Style-

Select

font

edgestyle.You can

select Default/None/Raised/Depressed/Uniform/

LeftShadow/RightShadow.

FontEdge

Color-

Select

font

edgecolor.You can

select Default/Black/White/Red/Green/Blue/Yellow/

Magenta/Cyan.

FG

Color-

Select

font

color.You can select

Default/

White/Black/Red/Green/Blue/Yellow/Magenta/

Cyan.

BG

Color-

Selectbackground color.You can select

Default/Black/White/Red/Green/Blue/Yellow

Magenta/Cyan.

FG

Opacity-

Select

font

opacity.You can select

Default/Solid/Flashing/Translucent/Transparent.

BG

Opacity-

Selectbackground opacity. You can

select Default/Solid/Flashing/Translucent/

Transparent.

CEC

-Press

to

enter

CEC

submenu.

LOCK

1.

Press

OK

or

~

to

enter

password.

2.

Use

the

number

buttons

on

the

remote control

to

enter

your

4-digit

password.The

default

password is

"0000".

3.

After

the

correct password

is

entered,

the

Locksub-

menu

screen opens.

Change Password -

Press

OK

to

seta

new

4-digit

password.

EnterOld Password -Enter

your

old

4-digit

password.

Enter NewPassword -Enter

your

new

4-digit

password.

ConfirmPassword -Enter

your

new

4-digit

password

again

to

confirm.

System

Lock-

Turn

the

US

and Canada rating limits

on

or

off.

14

MEDIA

The

USB

Media Playerallowsyou

to

connect

a

USB

device

to

your

1V

and

playmusic

or

photos

.

1. Connectyour

USB

device

to

the

USB

port

on

the

rear

ofthelV

.

2.

Press

INPUT

and

select

USB,

or

press

USB

on

the

remote

control

to

switch

to

USB

input.

3. Press

<IIIII

/..,

to

highlight

Photo

or

Music,

then

press

OK

.

Press

<11111

/..,.

to

highli

ght

C,

then

press

OK

to

vi

ew

the

files orfolders.

4. Press

<11111

/

..,.

/

li.

/T

to

select

the

file

that

you

want

to

play, then press OK.

5.

To

navigate

the

playback, press

<11111/..,.

to

highlight

an

option

on

the

operation banner,

then

press

OK

to

execute.

Photo

1. Press

<11111

/..,.

to

highli

ght

an

option,

then

press

OK

to

execute.

• Select

II,.

or

press~~

on

the

remote control

to

pauseor resume slide

show

playback.

• Select

1+11

to

display

the

previous photo.

• SelectII+!

to

display

the

next photo.

• Select•

stop

slide

show

play back.

• Select0

to

change

repeat

mode

.You can

se

l

ect

RepeatOne/RepeatALUNone.

• Select

.f.J

to

play

the

music

In

the

currentfolder.

To

stop

the

music playback, highlight

r.1

and press

OK again.

• Select

~

to

display

the

play list. Press

EXIT

to

close

the

list.

• Select6

to

show

file information such

as

file name,

rlesolution,size,

date

and

time. Press

OK

to

close

the

information screen.

• Selecto

to

rotate

the

photo

go•

clockwise.

• Select0

to

rotate

the

photo

go

• counterclockwise.

• Select

~

to

zoom

in

on

the

photo

.

• Select ~

to

zoom

out

on

the

photo

.

•

Select•:•toviewazoomed

photo

.

Press

<11111

/

...

/li./T

on

the

remotecontrol

to

move and view

the

photo

in detail. Press

EXIT

to

exit.

Music

Music P

RI!peai.AL.L

JJ

00511'413

00:00:20

-00:03:40

• • • •

~

• 0 Q

PIWll8

1.

Press

<11111

/..,.

to

highlight

an

option,

then

press

OK

to

execute.

• Select I~ or press

~I

on

the

remotecontrol

to

pause

or

resume music playback.

• Select

+II

or

press

+II

on

the

remote control

to

fast

reversemusicplayback.

• Select

........

or

press

........

on

the

remotecontrol

to

fast

forward musicplayback.

• Select

1+11

to

play

the

previousmusicfile.

• Select

11+1

to

play

the

ic file.

• Select•

to

stop

mus

ic playback.

• Select

~'.#to

changerepeat mode.

You

can select

Repeat One/Repeat

ALL/None.

• Select

li

to

display

the

song list. Press

EXIT

to

close

the

songlist.

1-j:i.)ii

16

•

In

photo

and

music

mode,

press

EXIT

to

close

the

operationbanner,

and

press

OK

to

open

it again.

•

In

music mode, beforepressing

<IIIII

/...

to

adjust

the

vo

l

ume

level, press

EXIT

to

close

the

operat

i

on

banner

first.

TIPS

Care

of

the

screen

Do

not

rub

or

strike

the

screen

with

anything hard

as

this

may

scratch, mar,

or

damage

the

screen

permanently.

Unplug

the

power

cord beforecleaning

the

screen.Dust

the

TV

by

wiping

the

screen

and

the

cabinet

with

a soft,

clean

cloth.lfthe

screen requires additional cleaning,

use a clean,

damp

cloth. Do

not

use liquid cleaners

or

aerosol cleaners.

Mobile

telephonewarning

To avoid disturbances

in

picture and sound,

malfunctioning

of

your

TV

or

even damage

to

the

TV,

keep

your

mobile

telephone away from

the

TV.

End

of

life

diredives

Weare paying a

lot

of

attention

to

produce

environmentallyfriendly products. Your

new

television

containsmaterials,

which

can be recycled and reused.

At

the

end

of

its life,specialized companies can

dismantle

the

discarded receiver

to

collect

the

reusable materials and

to

minimize

the

amount

of

materials

to

bedisposed of.

Please ensure

you

dispose

of

your

old

receiver

according

to

local regulations. Haieris

committed

to

safely recycling electronic productsand

product

materials.

Please

checkfor a local recycling location

in

the

UnitedStates at:

1800RECYCLING.COM.

17

LEGAL

NOTICES

Modifications

The

FCC

requires

the

user

to

be

notified

that

any

changes

or

modificationsmade

to

this

device

that

are

not

expresslyapproved

by

our

company

may

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

Cables

Connections

to

thisdevice

must

be made

with

shielded

cables

with

metallic

RF/EMI

connector hoods

to

maintain compliance

with

FCC

Rules

and Regulations.

Canada ICES-003 statement

This

Class

Bdigital apparatuscomplies

with

Canadian

ICES-003.

StandardTelevision Receiving

Apparatus-

Appareil

de

reception television ordinaire,Canada

BETS-

7/NTMR-7.

Canadian notice

This

Class

Bdigital apparatus meetsall requirements

of

the

Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment

Regulations.

Avis Canadian

Cat apparel numerous

de

Ia

classed Brespected toutes

les

exigencies

du

reglementsur

le

materiel brouilleur

du

Canada.

HIOH-I:IEFINITION

MULTIMEDIA

INTERFACE

HDMI,

the

HDMIIogo,

and

High-Definition Multimedia

Interface are trademarks

or

registered trademarks

of

HDMI Licensing

LCC

in

the

UnitedStates and

other

countries.

PRODUCT

SPECIFICATION

NOTE

• This model complies

with

the

specifications listed below.

• Designs and specificationsare subject

to

change

without

notice.

• This model may

not

be

compatible

with

features

and/or

specifications

that

may

be

added

in

the

future.

Model 39G2000

DISPLAY

Viewable 38.5"(97.Scm)

Television System

NTSC,ATSC

Channel Coverage

NTSC:

CH2-CH69 (Antenna}/CH1-CH135 (Cable)

ATSC:

CH2-CH69 (Antenna)/CH1-CH135 (Cable)

CONNECTIONS

Rear

Connectors HEADPHONE

COAXIAL

L

R

VIDEO

YPbPr

HDMI1

HDMI2

HDMI3(MHL)

Side Connectors

RF

USB

PC

AUDIO

WEIGHT

&

DIMENSION

Dimensions

with

Stand (Wx Hx

D)

34.9"X 21.4"X 7,9

Dimensions

without

Stand

rw

X HX

D)

34.9"X 19.9"X

3.3R

Weight

with

Stand 13.7lbs

Weight

without

Stand 13.Sibs

WALL

MOUNTING

Wall

Mount

Pattern

(H

x

V)

200x

100

mm

Screw

type

M6x10

POWER

PowerConsumption 70W

Standby <O.SW

Mains Power 120V-60Hz

Audio

Power 6W+6W

Ambient

Temperature

41"F-

95"F

PACKAGE

CONTENTS

Package Contents

TVunitx

1

TVstand

x2

Remote controlx 1

Screwsx4

User manualx 1

Batteryx

2

Registration cardx 1

18

Haier 39G2000 User manual

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