Totevision LCD-3200HD User manual

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OPERATIONSAFETY.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
TOCUSTOMERS....................................1
SAFETY&PRECAUTIONS.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
POWERON/OFF....................................3
PRODUCT INSTALLATION.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
BASICOPERATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
SOURCE INPUTCONNECTORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
IMAGESETTING. ...................................7
DISPLAYSETTING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
AUDIOSETTING. .13
WI NDOWSSETTING... ... .. .. .. .. .. .14
PICTURE SOURCE SETUP CHART. .16
SETTING ......................................17
Q&A ......................18
MULTI-MEDIADISPLAY SPECIFICATIONS.. ... .. . .19
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CQ OPERATION SAFETY
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CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
~CAUTION: To avoid fire and electric shocks, do not expose this product under
damp or humid condition and make sure the plug is fully plugged in at all time.
~WARNING: Never open the housing of the LCD display. When the housing is
opened, there is a danger of injury from electric shock. There is no component
that can be replaced by users. Please contact the service personnel and replace
with manufacturer-appointed components.
~DISPOSAL: Due to the environmental concerns, please refer to your local
authorized organization or electronics industry society before you
dispose this product.
Please visit http:// www.eia.org for more information.
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Thank you for purchasing this product. Please read through the instructions and
follow the steps inorder to achieve the maximum reliability. Please keep this
manual handy and close to your LCD display after reading.
CQ SAFETY &PRECAUTIONS
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@Manual Guide--Please read through the operation manual before operating this product.
@Instructions--Please follow and be aware of cautions and warnings.
@Follow Steps--Please follow the operation procedures.
@Socket Outlet--Please use standard socket outlet to avoid damage to the LCD display.
@Power Source-- This product has to be operated with correct power source
shown on the label.
@Power Cord Protection--Avoid tangling or placing objects on the power cord.
@Over-Ioading--Avoid AC power over-loading. which may lead to fire or electric shock.
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@Do not insert any objects through the slots and openings of the LCD
display. This may lead to an electrical short-circuit or even cause fire and
result in damage to your LCD display.
@About LCD display pixel anomalies
@Repair--Please unplug the power cord and contact distributors or qualified
repair personnel if any of the following situations happened.
This document defines the term "pixel anomaly", explains why such anomalies occur
,and describes what to do if you feel your active-matrix LCD panel has more than an
acceptable number of pixel anomalies.
Active-matrix LCD technology uses rows and columns of addressable locations
(pixels) that render text and images on screen. Each pixel location has three separate
subpixels (red, green and blue) that allow the image to be rendered in full color.
Each sub pixel has a corresponding transistor responsible for turning the subpixel on
or off.
1.Power cord is damaged.
2.0bjects have been inserted through the slots and openings of the display.
3.Product is under humid condition or liquid leaks onto the display.
4.Product cannot function normally or cannot operate.
5.Product has been dropped or damaged. There are typically millions of these sub-pixels on an LCD display. Occasionally, a
transistor does not work perfectly, which may result in the affected subpixel being
turned on (bright) or turned off (dark). With the millions of subpixels on a display, it is
quite possible to have a low number of faulty transistors on an LCD. Therefore, a certain
number of subpixel anomalies is considered acceptable. Rejecting all but perfect LCD
panels would significantly increase the retail price for products using LCD displays.
These factors apply to all manufacturers using LCD technology.
Note: When using AVsignals (e.g DVD, VCR..), Please check the input source if
the screen appears glittering or is having bad signals, make sure cables are
correctly connected and DVD player output setting is the same as TV resolution
setting. (Resolution is under 480i or 576i etc.)
@Parts Replacement -- If any parts need to be replaced, please contact the
service personnel.
If you suspect your display contains a high number of pixel anomalies, take your product
to an Authorized Service Provider for closer examination. There may be a charge for the
evaluation.
@Wall Mounting -- Please use correct wall mount and follow instructions when
installing the display onto the wall.
@Cleaning--Unplug power cord beforehand. Please use dry and soft sponge to
clean the screen surface. Do not use diluted acid.
POWER ON/OFF
@Humidity--Keep this product away from moisture or high humidity area. 1.Press POWER button from key pad (or remote control) to turn on the-
TV. The light indicator will turn green after few seconds and the image
should show on the screen.
@Placement--Place this product on a stable and vibration free surface in order to
avoid the LCD display from falling.
@Ventilation--Please never cover or block openings and slots of the display.
This may cause display to over-heat and reduce its life time. Please allow some
space for ventilation.
2.Press POWER button again to switch off the TV. Light indicator will
turn back to red.
@Awayfrom heat sources--Keep this product away from heat sources such as
direct exposure to sunlight, heater and stove, etc. This would avoid structure
distortion and machine break down.
Warning: Electrical currents may still remain in TV after power is switched
off. Please unplug the power cord if it is not intended to be used
for a long period of time.
@Storage--Unplug power cord from the socket outlet if the LCD display is not
intended to be used for a long period of time. When switched off, the LCD display
can be stored comfortably between 41 'F to 95'F (5'( to 35'()
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oYou can use this display to play Video player, Video Camera, DVD Player, and TV
Game consoles, etc.
oPlease connect to YCbCrlYPbPr (Analog signals)
ifthe external devices have YCbCrlYPbPr outputs
oPlease connect to correct video and audio
jacks withexternal devices.
oPlease purchase standard signal cables.
oPlease switch offthe TVbefore setting up additional equipments.
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1.Antenna Installation
.Make sure multi-media box has been installed correctly.
.Please use coaxial cable to connect with antenna connector.
.Please connect antenna cable to multi-media box's tuner head (ANT)
.Please do not install antenna under raining or thundering condition.
Caution: Please use legal cable TV,otherwise it may
damage the product. It may also void warranty.
2.VGASource Connection:
.Please switch offPC and TV.Connect VGAcable to display's D-Sub connector, and
connect the other end of cable to PCIVGA Output
3.S-VIDEO/AVSource Connection:
Use S-VIDEO/AVterminals when connecting to a DVDplayer and other audiovisual
equipment.
4.Power Connection:
.Please use correct socket outlet.
.Please unplug the power cord ifthe TVis not intended to be used for a long period
oftime.
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[KEYPAD BUTTONS OPERATION]
CH VOL SOURCE MENU POWER
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. CHANNEL SELECTION BUTTONS
1.Channel Selection
Press CH~buttons to switch channels
2.Antenna/Cable TVSetup
MENU-7 Channels-7 ScanChannel-7 Antenna/Cable
. SOURCE SELECTION BUTTON
1.Press SOURCE@buttontochange inputsource.
2.Sources display orders are Tuner-7CVBS1 (AV1)-7 CVBS2(AV2)-7 S-VIDE01
S-VIDE02 -7 TV-7 YPbPr-7YCbCr -7 VGA-7 DVI-7HDMI
3.After source input has been selected, press SOURCE @button to confirm.
.MENU BUTTONS
1.Press MENU(]) button to display OSD menu.
2.Use CB buttons to select options.
3.Use SOURCE<D button to confirm selected adjustment option.
4.Use @and CB buttons to proceed adjustment.
. VOLUME CONTROL BUTTONS
1.Press VOL+- @ button, to turn the volume up or down.
2.Press MENU@ to display the main menu. Use CH @to select Audio.
3.Press CD to enter Audio menu. Use @button to select
(Treble/Bass/BalancelVolume/Audio Out Mode/MTS/Mute/Speaker)
4.Press @buttons to perform adjustment. Press MENU @buttons to exit.
Balance: Sound Balance adjustment
Bass: Bass sound strength adjustment
Treble: Treble sound strength adjustment
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SOURCEINPUTCONNECTORS
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SETTINGS
1.Press the MENU button on the remote control to display the main menu.
2.Press the -+ buttons to highlight the menu entries.
3.Press the T button to enter the submenu.
4.Press theT buttons to highlight the item to be adjusted.
5.Press the... to confirm your choice.
6.Press -+ to adjust the setting.
7.Press the MENU button again to exit OSD menu.
[NOTE: Items in gray cannot be selected and adjusted.]
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Brightness 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Contrast 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Saturation 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Hue 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Sharpness [ 4 ]
Backlight 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Brightness
Contrast
Saturation
Hue
.. Note: Please make sure the component connector corresponds to the correct
~connector color listed below in order to have correct picture display result.
V-Green Connector, Cb(Pb)-Blue Connector, Cr(Pr)-Red Connector
Connectors
CD AV.S-Video In
<2JInput 1 Input 2
Q) Audio Out
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Description
Video Input uses Video Jack(Yeliow RCA Jack)or S-Video
Jack. Audio Input uses White RCA Jack (Left) and Red
RCA Jack (Right)
The level of audio output cannot be changed using the
volume, treble and bass controls on your display.This
connector should be used with an external audio amplifier
that can be used to control the volume
Receive TV source.
Support 480i Signal
Backlight
Support 480i .480P.576i .576P.720P and 1080i Signal
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Adjust to brighten or darken the picture.
Adjust to increase or decrease the contrast.
Adjust to increase or decrease the saturation.
Adjust to increase or decrease the hue ofthe picture.
Adjust to sharpen or soften the picture.
eRange(O-9)doesn't support under VGAand DVI mode.
Select to adjust the back light level.
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TV Setup
Image Scheme
Dynamic Contrast (
Noise Reduction
Flesh Tone
TV Setup
Image Scheme
Dynamic Contrast
Noise Reduction
Flesh Tone
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To adjust TV setting.
To adjust Image Scheme setting.
Switch Dynamic Contrast mode from Off/On.
Adjust to increase or decrease picture Noise Reduction
level.
Switch flesh tone mode from Off/On.
TV Setup
TV System
Auto Scan
Fine Tune
Channel Edit
Auto Gain
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Auto Scan
Fine Tune
Channel Edit
Auto Gain
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To select TV/CATV mode.
Select to scan all available channels.
To adjust Fine Tune setting. eRange(O-255)
To select Add/Erase the cannel.
Switch Auto Gain mode from On/Off.
Note:Disable (Auto Gain) if screen picture is
flashing constantly or having unstable picture
color.
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Image Scheme
Dynamic Contrast
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Cool
Normal
Warm
User R
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B
Cool
Normal
Warm
User
R
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B
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Select to give the white colors a blueish Hue.
Select to give the white colors a native Hue.
Select to give the white colors a reddish f.tue.
Coustomized color temp setup.
Adjust the picture color-Red. eRange(O-100)
Adjust the picture color-Green. eRange(O-100)
Adjust the picture color-Blue. eRange(O-100)
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PC Setup
Color Temp ....
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PC Setup Adjust picture setting under PC(VGA) mode.
Color Temp To adjust color temp.
PC Setup
Auto Adjust
Phase
Clock
H.Position
V.Position
Auto Color
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AutoAdjust Adjust the display position and phase of the picture
automatically.
Phase Adjust the distortion effects of horizontal wavy lines or ripples.
eRange( 0-31)
Clock Adjust pixel alignment to help stabilize the VGAdisplay.
eRange(0-100)
H.Position Adjust the position of the picture left and right. eRanqe( 0-1 00)
V.Position Adjust the position of the picture up and down.eRange( 0-1 00)
Auto Color Toallow the monitor to determine and adjust the picture color
settings that are appropriate for your system.
Cool Select to give the white colors a blueish Hue.
Normal Select to give the white colors a native Hue.
Warm Select to give the white colors a reddish Hue.
User Coustomized color temp setup.
RAdjust the picture color-Red.
GAdjust the picture color-Green. .
BAdjust the picture color-Blue.

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Image Scheme ....
Dynamic Contrast ( On
Flesh Tone ( On
Please refer to (TV MODE) setup.
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Treble 50+41 I 1.1+
Bass 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Balance 50-1 1 I 1.1+
Volume 50-1 1 I '.1+
Audio Out Mode ( FIX ]
MTS (MONO]
Mute (OFF]
Speaker ( ON ]
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Treble Adjust the treble level between the speakers..Range(O-100
Bass Adjust the bass between the speakers. .Range(O-100)
Balance Adjust the balance between the speakers. .Range(O-100)
Volume Adjust the volume up and down..Range(O-100)
Audio Out Mode Adjust to set the audio output mode to Variable or FIX.
MTS Select the audio output: Mono/Stereo/Sap.
Mute Mute the sound. Select again to release the mute.
Speaker Select to turn on or turn off the TV speaker.

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Aspect Ratio
Nonlinear Scaling
Zoom
PIP
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PIP
PIP Source
Multi Picture
PIP Swap
PIP Position
PIP Transparency
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Aspect Ratio (16:9
Nonlinear Scaling ( ON
Zoom (1X
PIP ....
Main Source (TV
Aspect Ratio Select the display aspect ratio.
Nonlinear Scaling Adjust the screen scaling.
Zoom Adjust to Zoom in or Zoom out the picture. eRange( 1X-5X
PIP Adjust the PIP picture setting.
Main Source To show the main source.
PIP Source Select PIP source (CVBS1/CVBS2/S-Video/S-Video2/TV
Component1 /Component2/VGA/DVI/H DMI).
Multi Picture Select the PIP Screen (None/Small/Medium/Large/MLSR
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PIP Swap Adjust the PIP Swap.
PIP Position Adjust the PIP Position to Left Top/Left Bottom/Center/
Right Top/Right Bottom.
PIP Transparency Adjust the PIP Transparency.eRange(O-100)

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Infromation Display
OSD Setup 5-1<11I1 I I~I+
Language [ English ]
OSD Time 30-1<11I1 I I~I+
Sleep 70-1<11I1 I I~I+
Auto Power On [ On ]
Reset
NOTE: Auto Power On is designed for commercial use only.
For example: Display units in shops are able to power on and shut down with
main power switch.
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PIP VGA DVI SVl SV2 AVl AV2 1TV 2HDMI
source
VGA X 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 X 0
DVI 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SVl 0 0 X X X X X X 0 0
SV2 0 0 XXXXX X 0 0
AVl 0 0 X X X X X X 0 0
AV2 0 0 XXX X XX0 0
100 X XXXX X 0 0
TV 0 0 X X X X X X 0 0
2X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X0
HDMI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X
Information Display Select to display the current signal status, including
input source/channel/audio mode...etc.
OSD Setup To adjust the OSD transparency level.eRange(O-10)
Language Adjust the language(English/ i:pJt)
OSD Time Set the OSD Timer. eRange(O-60 see)
Sleep Set the sleep Timer from 30/60/90/120/150min
Auto Power On Switch Auto Power On function Off/On.
Reset Reset to default settings.