JVC LT-37DV1BJ User manual

LCT2525-002A-L
INSTRUCTIONS
WIDE LCD PANEL TV
LT-37DV1BJ
LT-42DV1BJ
LT-47DV1BJ

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Dear Customer,
This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards
regarding electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.
European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
61145 Friedberg
Germany
Information for Users on Disposal of Old
Equipment and Batteries ENGLISH
[European Union]
These symbols indicate that the electrical and electronic equipment
and the battery with this symbol should not be disposed of as
general household waste at its end-of-life. Instead, the products
should be handed over to the applicable collection points for the
recycling of electrical and electronic equipment as well as batteries
for proper treatment, recovery and recycling in accordance with your
national legislation and the Directive 2002/96/EC and 2006/66/EC.
By disposing of these products correctly, you will help to conserve
natural resources and will help to prevent potential negative effects
on the environment and human health which could otherwise be
caused by inappropriate waste handling of these products.
For more information about collection points and recycling of these
products, please contact your local municipal ofce, your household
waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in
accordance with national legislation.
[Business users]
If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web page
http://www.jvc.eu/ to obtain information about the take-back of the
product.
[Other Countries outside the European Union]
These symbols are only valid in the European Union.
If you wish to dispose of these items, please do so in accordance
with applicable national legislation or other rules in your country for
the treatment of old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries.
Products
Notice:
The sign Pb
below the
symbol for
batteries
indicates that
this battery
contains lead.
Battery
This TV can receive digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) in
the following countries. (Supports standard denition MPEG-2
broadcast only) Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) reception
in other countries is not guaranteed.
Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, United Kingdom, Germany,
Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech Republic,
Belgium
Logo & License
HDMI, the HDMI Logo and High-Denition Multimedia Interface are
trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.
DVB is a registered trademark of the DVB Project
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby” and the
double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
MaxxAudio is a registered trademark of Waves Audio Ltd. in the USA,
Japan and other countries.
The open source software is embedded in this product.
For more information, please go to:
http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/download/lnx/08_eu_dtv/
Note

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Read rst
Warning Please follow all the guidelines below
For more details on installation, usage and safety ÆConsult your retailer
Hold the TV so as not to
scratch the screen!
Do not touch the screen when
carrying the TV.
Do not carry the TV
on your own!
In order to prevent
accidents, ensure that
the TV is carried by
two or more people.
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Never listen to headphones at
high volume!
It may damage your hearing.
Never place anything on the TV!
Placing liquids, naked
ames, cloths, paper,
etc. on the TV may
cause a re.
Never expose to rain or
moisture!
To prevent re or
electric shock, never
allow liquids to enter
the unit.
Never insert objects into the
cabinet openings!
It may cause a fatal
electric shock. Take
care when children
are near.
Never obstruct the ventilation
holes!
It may cause overheating or a re.
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Unplug the power cord when
going out!
Unplug the power cord
to completely turn off the
TV. (Make appropriate
arrangements for bedridden
people.)
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On disposal of the TV!
Follow the instruction
in “Information for
Users on Disposal of
Old Equipment and
Batteries” (P. 1).
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When attaching the TV to the
wall, use the optional JVC
wall mounting unit!
Consult a qualied technician.
See the included manual on
mounting procedures.
JVC assumes no responsibility
for damage due to improper
mounting.
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Do not allow the TV to fall!
Do not rest your elbows on, or
allow children to hang from the TV.
There is a risk that the TV will
fall and cause injuries.
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Handle LCD panel with care!
Use a soft, dry cloth when
cleaning.
Never dismantle the rear
panel!
It may cause an electric shock.
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If the TV is damaged
or behaving strangely,
stop using it at once!
Unplug the power cord
and contact your retailer.
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Never try to
repair the TV yourself!
If the problem cannot be solved
in “Troubleshooting” (P. 42),
unplug the power cord and
contact your retailer.
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Make enough room for inserting
and removing the power plug!
Place the TV as close to the
outlet as possible!
Even if the TV’s power lamp is unlit,
the main power supply is not cut
off unless the power cord is
unplugged. The main power supply
for this TV is controlled by inserting
or removing the power plug.
Never cut or damage the power cord!
If the power plug is not the
right shape, or the power
cord is not long enough,
use an appropriate plug
adapter or extension
cable. (Consult your retailer.)
If you have cut or damaged the
power cord.
“Technical information” (P. 45)
To change the fuse in power plug
“Technical information” (P. 45)
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Follow this manual regarding setup!
Connect only to a 220-240 V,
50 Hz AC outlet.
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English
Deutsch
Step 1: Please select Language 1/3
Français
Italiano
Castellano
Català
Nederlands
Dansk
Svenska
Norsk
Menu Language>
Enjoy rich multi-media with JVC
Quick setup
Connecting external devices and aerial Watch pay-TV digital
channels
Editing / tuning channels
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Contents
Getting started
Setting up your TV········· 4
Basics
Using remote control ··· 15
Operate TV by
clapping your hands ···· 17
Watching TV················ 19
Using EPG··················· 24
Viewing teletext
(Analogue channel) ····· 26
Watching videos / DVDs ··· 27
Conguring your
remote control ············· 28
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Advanced
Using the menu
functions······················ 30
Viewing / listening
from USB device ········· 40
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Etc.
Troubleshooting··········· 42
Technical information ··· 45
Frequency table··········· 49
Specications ·············· 52
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Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) ÆDigital channels Analogue terrestrial broadcasting (VHF / UHF) and analogue cable TV ÆAnalogue channels
Read rst
Warning························· 2
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38
Initial
setting Edit PR
Auto Scan /
Manual Scan /
Update Scan
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Getting started
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Etc.AdvancedBasicsGetting started
Setting up your TV
Accessories
Remote control Power cord “AAA/R03” Batteries
LCD
(For details on buttons and
functions, see P. 15.)
(For conrming the
TV works)
WARNING:
Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunshine,
re or the like.
Attach the stand to the TV
Stand assembly
The stand will be supplied separately.
See the illustration below to attach the stand to the TV.
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3 4
To prevent scratches on the panel, lay a piece of soft cloth on an even
platform and place the TV onto it.
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(See P. 7)
(Short) x 4
(Long) x 4
x 1
x 1

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Setting up your TV
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TV/AV MENU P
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Power lamp
ON: Lit
OFF: Unlit
Remote control sensor
The power lamp will blink for a while when you turn the main power switch
on or insert the plug into an AC outlet. This is not a malfunction.
The power lamp will blink every time the TV receives a signal from the
remote or when a TV picks up a clapping sound.
When you turn on the TV, the Power lamp will blink until you get a picture
on the TV and the Power lamp will stay lit. When the Power lamp is
blinking the TV will not be able to receive any commands.
When “Power Lamp” is set to “Off”, the Power lamp will not light up.
For details, refer to “Power Lamp” (P. 35)
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Peel off the protection lms pasted on the TV stand after the TV has been
placed properly.
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Note
Eco sensor (See P. 47)
Microphone (See P. 17)
Touch sensor panel operation
Power On / Off (standby)
Volume
Change channel / page
Display on-screen menu
Switch between TV / AV devices
Touch on the function name to operate the function
You will hear a beep if you have
touched the button correctly.
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Etc.AdvancedBasicsGetting started
Change the direction of TV
Cable clamp
Use to tidy the cables.
Terminal cover
Remove when connecting external devices. (P. 9)
Main power switch
Turning the main power on/off. AC inlet
Connect the power cord.
Connecting the power cord
Using the Main power switch
When you turn off the main power switch, you can reduce the
power consumption to zero. However when the main power
switch is turned off, you cannot turn the TV on. To turn on the
TV, make sure the main power switched on.
For details on connecting terminals, see P. 9.
Concerning blinking power lamp and a beep
This TV is equipped with “Operate TV by clapping your hands (Hand Clap
Function)” (P. 17). If you clap your hands facing towards the TV, the TV
will detect a clap sound and the power lamp will blink. If the TV detects
a command by clapping your hand, you will hear a beep and the TV will
operate according to that command. If a clap-like sound was accidently
produced, the TV may operate the same way. This is not a malfunction. For
more details. See “Things you should know” (P. 18)
On
Off
WARNING:
To prevent re ,electric shock or any kind of damage to the TV, never
connect a power cord other than supplied.

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Setting up your TV
Install your TV
Power requirements
Connect the power cord only to a 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz AC outlet.
When attaching the TV to the wall, use the optional JVC wall mounting unit
Consult a qualied technician.
See the included manual on mounting procedures.
JVC assumes no responsibility for damage due to improper mounting.
Mounting holes for wall mounting unit:
M6 x 4, 400 mm x 200 mm
Depth of screw hole is 13 mm from the surface of the TV.
Installation requirements
Place the TV on the at and stable location.
To avoid overheating, ensure the unit has ample room.
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200 mm
50 mm150 mm 150 mm 50 mm
Insert the batteries
Use two “AAA/R03” dry cell batteries. Insert the batteries from the -end,
making sure the +and -polarities are correct.
Subscribe to a broadcasting company beforehand. A Viewing Card (B)
will be sent by the broadcasting company after subscribing to it. It may be
necessary for you to purchase a CAM (Conditional Access Module) (A) in
addition to the Viewing Card.
Consult your broadcasting company or retailer.
1Unplug the power cord.
2 Insert “B” into “A”.
3 Insert “A”.
4Plug the power cord, and turn the power on.
5 Perform necessary settings using “Common Interface”. (P. 35)
Pay-TV analogue channels cannot be watched.
Watch pay-TV digital channels
A
B
When attaching the TV to the wall
Seal up the 4 holes at the bottom of the
TV using the plates provided. Peel off the
protection lms on the plates. Then peel
the plates from the paper and stick them
on the holes.

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Etc.AdvancedBasicsGetting started
Connecting the aerial
After all the connections
have been made, insert the
plug into an AC outlet.
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AERIAL
After all the connections
have been made, insert
the plug into an AC outlet.
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AERIAL
VCR / DVD recorder
EXT-2
EXT-1
Connect a VCR / DVD recorder
Power supply for the indoor aerial
When using an indoor aerial which requires external power, set “Antenna Power” to “On” in step 7 of “Initial settings” (P. 14).
The TV will supply DC 5 V, 50 mA (max) from the aerial socket through the cable to the aerial.
Supplying power to outdoor and indoor aerials which does not require external power, may cause damage to the aerial.
If you are uncertain whether the aerial needs external power, select “Off”.
Connect the aerial directly to the TV. When a recording device is connected between the aerial and the TV, power cannot be supplied to the aerial.
Power is supplied to the aerial only when the TV is on.
You can change the “Antenna Power” setting later. For details, refer to “Antenna Power” (P. 36).
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Setting up your TV
Make sure all the devices and the TV are turned off.
The names of the devices shown in the following illustration are examples.
Note
When using EXT-3 terminal, you can use the cable clamp to tidy the cables.
Please read the user manuals of each device before setting up.
Connecting cables are not supplied with this TV.
You can tidy the cables using the cable clamp on the back of the stand.
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Find the best connections that are possible with your devices. Æ(P. 11)
Connecting external devices
: type of connections
C D E
DVD player
Video camera
Game consoles
C E
D
D
EXT-1
EXT-2
EXT-1 Satellite broadcast tuner
EXT-2 VCR / DVD recorder
PC IN (D-SUB) PC terminal
Refer to P. 48
EXT-3
Removing the terminal coverUsing the cable clamp*
To remove the terminal cover, press both tips at same time.
When attaching the TV to the wall, make sure to remove the terminal cover rst.
Make sure to keep the terminal cover incase you need to attach the cover back on.
For LT-47DV1BJ, the cable clamp will not be equipped.
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USB terminal
Refer to P. 40.
Headphones
A B
F
A
A
Audio system
Digital Satellite broadcast tuner DVD player
HD Video camera
CI (Common Interface) slot
Refer to P. 7.
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
EXT-4
(HDMI 1)
EXT-5
(HDMI 2)
EXT-6
(HDMI 3)
Not available (for service adjustments)
HDMITM Connector
: type of connections
A B F

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Setting up your TV
You can connect your TV to other devices in different ways. Check your devices and
choose the best connection. In addition, please read “Notes” before using.
Picture
quality Other devices Connecting cables Connect to your TV Available signals Notes
Best
AHDMI HDMI cable
EXT-4
EXT-5
EXT-6
Input
HDMI (digital)
SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)
ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)
HD: 1080i (1125i), 1080p (1125p) / 24Hz,
1080p (1125p) / 50Hz,
1080p (1125p) / 60Hz,
720p (750p)
Audio L / R
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HDMITM (HDMITM CEC
Support)
Please use a High
Speed HDMITM Cable.
High Speed HDMITM
Cable are tested to
carry an HD signal up
to 1080p and higher.
BDVI
Audio DVI-HDMI cable,
Audio cable
EXT-4
EXT-3: L and R jacks
Input
DVI (digital)
SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)
ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)
HD: 1080i (1125i), 1080p (1125p) / 24Hz,
1080p (1125p) / 50Hz,
1080p (1125p) / 60Hz,
720p (750p)
Audio L / R (analogue)
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Better
C
Component
video and Audio
Component video cable,
Audio cable
EXT-3
Input
Component (analogue)
SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)
ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)
HD: 1080i (1125i), 720p (750p)
Audio L / R (analogue)
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Change the EXT-3
setting from “Composite”
to “Component”. (P. 27)
Note
Please do not change any of the menu settings before
completing the “Initial settings” (P. 13). Otherwise, the “Initial
settings” will not start automatically.
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Choose your best connection

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Etc.AdvancedBasicsGetting started
Good
DSCART
(Euroconnector)
SCART cable
EXT-1
Input
Composite video (analogue)
S-Video (analogue) *NTSC/PAL compatible
RGB input (analogue)
Audio L / R (analogue)
Output
Monitor out (composite video and audio
L/R) (analogue)
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Please refer to the
“Monitor out (EXT-1,
EXT-2)” (P. 45)
When connecting
a decoder that are
not equipped with
a tuner, use EXT-1
terminal.
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EXT-2
Input
Composite video (analogue)
S-Video (analogue) *NTSC/PAL compatible
Audio L / R (analogue)
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Output
Monitor out (composite video and audio
L/R) (analogue)
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E
Video and audio
Video and audio cable EXT-3: V, L, R jacks
Input
Composite video (analogue)
Audio L / R (analogue)
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Change the EXT-3
setting from “Component”
to “Composite”. (P. 27)
Audio system Connecting cables Connect to your TV Available signals Notes
F
Optical input
Optical audio cable
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
Output
When watching digital channel
Linear PCM / Dolby Digital / MPEG
(digital)
Other
Linear PCM (digital)
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Please refer to the ““Dolby Digital”
output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
terminal” (P. 46)

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Setting up your TV
English
Deutsch
Step 1: Please select Language 1/3
Français
Italiano
Castellano
Català
Nederlands
Dansk
Svenska
Norsk
Menu Language>
Austria
Step 2: Please select Country 1/2
Country>>
Switzerland
Czech Republic
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Finland
France
United Kingdom
Belgium
English
Step 3: Please select Language
Gaelic
Welsh
System Language>>>
Home
Step 4: Please select Place of Installation
Place of Installation>>>>
Shop with Auto Demo.
Shop
The initial settings will begin automatically when the TV is turned on for the
very rst time. Follow the on-screen instructions to perform the settings.
2Turn the TV on
If the remote control doesn’t work, conrm that the mode is set to
“TV”.
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If the “Menu Language” does not appear, refer to “Factory Setting”
(P. 39) or “Retuning” (P. 39) for channel settings.
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3Select a Menu language
Select a language for on-screen displays.
Select the country of installation. Receivable digital channels will differ
depending on the “Country” setting.
2set
1select
2set
1select
Initial settings
4Select a country *
5Select a system language
Select a language for audio, subtitle, and EPG.
The system language will differ depending on selected country.
2set
1select
6Select place of installation
Select “Home”, for use at home.
2set
1select
The power lamp on the TV lights
1Turn on the main power switch on the rear side of the TV.
(P. 6)
Note
* To select a country that not listed, refer to (P. 1).
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Start
Cancel
Step 6: Auto Scan will start when "Start" is selected
Auto Scan>>>>>>
Digital
13 Services Found
Analogue
51%
1 Services Found
Auto Scan>>>>>>
Digital
Scan Completed
13
Analogue
100%
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Services Found
Services Found
Auto Scan>>>>>>
On
Off
Step 5: Please select Antenna Power
Antenna Power>>>>>
Etc.AdvancedBasicsGetting started
To the previous screen Æ
If the “Menu Language” does not appear or if you wish to make changes
later, refer to “Factory Setting” (P. 39) or “Retuning” (P. 39) for channel
settings.
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9Finish
When you cannot watch TV channels
1Check the following points
Is the TV connected correctly to the aerial?
Change the direction of the indoor aerial.
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Note
You can check the broadcast signal level of the channel you
are watching. For details, refer to “Signal Check” (P. 39).
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2 Set digital channels using “Factory Settings”. For details, refer to
“Factory Settings” (P. 39)
If you still cannot watch digital channels after following the steps
above, there may be a problem with your aerial or its cable. Or, the
signal may be too weak. ÆConsult your retailer
8Start auto scan
Register channels
If you cannot register channels, refer to “When you cannot watch TV
channels” (P. 14).
You can edit the channels after the initial settings. For details, refer to
“Edit PR” (P. 38). To edit PR Æ
Some digital channels cannot be watched on this TV. For details,
refer to page 45.
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7Set antenna power
Conrm that the aerial power supply is set to “Off”. Select “On” only
when using an aerial which requires external power. (P. 8)
2set
1select

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Basics
The functions of the remote control buttons are explained as follows.
This remote control can be congured to operate up to four different devices simply by changing the remote code.
“Conguring your remote control” (P. 28)
Switch between “TV / STB / BD/DVD /
AUDIO”. (P. 28)
Turn on / off (standby) the TV.
Display favourite list. (P. 19)
Display the Electronic Programme
Guide (P. 24)
Select and conrm settings in menus.
Display on-screen menu. “Using the
menu functions” (P. 30)
To the previous menu.
Exit from Electric Programme Guide
and on-screen menu.
Change the aspect ratio. (P. 22)
Colour buttons:
Select a page when viewing teletext.
Operate functions in menus.
Change channel / page.
Volume control.
The volume settings for headphone and
speaker will be memorised separately.
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Watch video etc. “Watching videos /
DVDs” (P. 27)
Mute the sound.
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Enter channel / page number.
Channel information. “Watching TV”
(P. 20)
To the index page. “Viewing teletext”
(P. 26)
View teletext. “Viewing teletext” (P. 26)
Select digital / analogue / radio
channels.
Change the “MaxxAudio” setting.
(P. 23)
Display hidden information when
viewing teletext. (P. 26)
Change the subtitle language when
viewing digital channels (P. 21)
Change the audio language when
viewing digital channels. (P. 21)
Change the sound mode when viewing
analogue channels. (P. 22)
Set the sleep timer. (P. 23)
Note
For buttons that can be used to operate other devices, refer to “Conguring your remote control” (P. 28).

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Operate TV by clapping your hands
This TV is equipped with “Hand Clap Function”, which you can operate the TV by clapping your hands. By clapping your hands number of times within a
set interval, you can turn the TV on/off or mute/unmute. It is useful, for example, when you have to turn off the TV for a short period of time or mute the TV,
when you have to answer a phone.
Before you start
There is a internal microphone on the upper side of the TV. To maintain
the sensitivity, make sure not to cover the TV and keep room (more than
25 cm) on the upper side of the TV. Do not place speakers or any kind of
device that outputs a sound near the microphone.
If the room is in an environment with noise more than 80 dB, nix sign icon
will be displayed and the Hand Clap Function will be unable to work. Keep
the volume level below 24. If the volume level is above 25, nix sign icon
will be displayed and the Hand Clap Function will be unable to work.
Even if the volume level is below 24, if the TV volume is too loud nix sign
icon will be displayed. Programme with a loud TV volume such as music
program nix sign icon will be displayed if the volume is too loud. In that
case lower the volume until the nix sign icon disappears.
You can operate with a hand clap under the range shown below. If you
clap harder, you can operate in a range more than 3 m.
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Turn on the main power switch on the rear side of the TV (P. 6). If the
main power switch is turned off, the Hand Clap Function will be unable to
work.
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How to operate
Clap your hands once facing towards the TV. If the TV detects a clap, the
power lamp will blink once.
If the power lamp does not blink, clap harder or go closer to the TV and clap
again. Once you conrm that the power lamp blinks, now try operating the
TV by clapping your hands. Clap your hands twice or 3 times (depending on
your purposes) with an interval of 0.5 seconds.
To turn the TV on/off (standby), repeatedly clap your hands 3 times.
If the TV properly detects the command, you will hear a beep and the TV
turns on/off.
To mute/unmute the TV, repeatedly clap your hands twice.
If the TV properly detects the command, you will hear a beep and the TV
enters mute/unmute.
Depending on the volume or the interval of your clap, the TV may not
detect a command properly and may show no reaction. When you try to
turn on/off the TV, the TV did not detect the third clap and the TV enters
mute/unmute.
Try several times until you master it. Especially when clapping for 3 times,
try to maintain the same interval with the rst and second clap to the
second and the third clap so that the TV can detect the correct command.
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Hand Clap Function
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Things you should know
You can also operate the TV by using a clap-like sound, such as a nger
snap or a percussion instrument.
Have fun using different kind of sounds.
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Suddenly the power lamp may blink
This TV monitors all of the sound around the TV and analyses clap sound
based on frequency range, waveform and amplitude. Most of the sound
which is produced in daily life will not be recognised as a clap sound, but
some clap-like sound may be recognised as a clap sound. Therefore, by
the unaware sound the power lamp may blink. This is not a malfunction.
Suddenly you may hear a beep, enters mute/unmute, or turn the TV on/off.
If a clap-like sound was accidently produced with the right number of
times in a right interval as the operation method, the TV will detect as a
command and the TV will respond to that command after a beep. There is
really very little chance that this will happen. This is not a malfunction.
If you do not want the TV to respond to any sound, see “Setting the “Hand
Clap Function” on/off” on the left side of this page.
The TV may automatically turn off
To prevent the TV running in case the TV accidently detects a clap-like
sound and the TV turns on while you are out, this TV is equipped with
“Auto Shut Off” function. If the TV is turned on by using “Hand Clap
Function” and no operation is made by a remote or a touch censor for 3
hours the TV will automatically turn off.
When the “Auto Shut Off” is working it may seem as though that the TV
just suddenly turned off. This is not a malfunction.
You can temporarily cancel the “Auto Shut Off” by operating the TV with
a remote or with a touch censor within 3 hours. The factory default setting
for “Auto Shut Off” is set to “On”.
If you do not want the TV to automatically shut off when the TV is turned
on by “Hand Clap Function”, set the “Auto Shut Off” to “Off” (P. 35).
In such case, turning off the main power switch (P. 6) is recommended
when going out.
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When nix sign icon is displayed, the Hand Clap Function will be unable
to work. If the TV is in a bad condition such as, clapping more than
4 times, a continuous noisy environment, or if TV is surrounded by
clap-like sounds, the nix sign icon will be displayed and the Hand Clap
Function will be unable to work. If these conditions are removed, the
nix sign icon will disappear and you will be able to operate once again.
Even if the nix sign icon is displayed, you can operate the TV with a
remote or with a touch sensor panel.
If the nix sign icon does not disappear, set the “Hand Clap Function”
to “Off” by menu (P. 35).
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Nix sign icon
The factory default setting for “Hand Clap Function” is set to “On”. If
the TV operates spontaneously by clap-like sound, set “Hand Clap
Function” to “Off” (P. 35). Even if you set the function to off, the power
lamp may still blink and you may still hear a beep when a TV detects a
clap-like sound. However these behaviors will not effect the conditions
of the TV.
You can also set the TV to not beep when the TV detects a clap-like
sound. For details, see “Changing the beep setting” (P. 46).
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Setting the “Hand Clap Function” on/off

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BBC ONE
BBC TWO
ITV1
Channel 4
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ITV2
BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
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1. BBC ONE
3. ITV1
4. Channel 4
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7. BBC THREE
8. BBC FOUR
9. ITV3
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Golf
News
Music
Weather forecast
News
Soccer
News
Weather forecast
BBC ONE
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14:00 - 15:00 News
14:00 News
Turn on
If the remote control doesn’t
work, conrm that the mode
is set to “TV”.

Select a channel
Watching TV
The power lamp on the TV lights
Press again to turn the
screen off and put the TV into standby mode.
To completely turn off the TV, unplug the
power plug.
You cannot turn the TV on when the main
power switch (P. 6) is off.
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Enter a channel number
E.g.
1 :
15 :
Move up or down a channel
up
down
Select with PR List
PR List
You can also display “Favourites” by pressing
To edit favourite channels, refer to “Favourite Setting” (P. 37)
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Select with EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) (P. 24)
EPG
2view
1select
Display only programmes which match your selected genre
“Genre” (P. 25)
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Æ
Note
Add a new station. Æ “Update Scan” (P. 37)
Edit the “PR List” according to your liking. Æ“Edit PR” (P. 38)
Some digital channels cannot be watched on this TV. Æ(P. 45)
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Select Digital, Analogue or Radio
Digital channels / Analogue channels / Radio
2view
1select
Close PR List
Favourites
Radio
DTV
ATV
1
2
3
Select DTV / ATV / Radio / Favourites
Mute
Volume