Videotree MMK50 Instructions for use

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LUXURY WATERPROOF TELEVISIONS MADE IN ENGLAND
MIRROR MODULE
FLUSH IN-WALL MIRROR MODULE INSTALLATION
QUICK INSTALL &
SETUP GUIDE
This guide is provided as an overview of the installation
procedure. Please refer to your user manual for full
installation instructions.
2 YEAR
Warranty
IP66
Protection Rating
WHAT YOU WILL NEED
Bottom Alignment Plate
Top Glass Plate
Magnet Holder Plate
Bottom Spacer Plate
Wall Mounts
(or VESA Mount)
Wall Mount
(or VESA Mount)
Wall Mount
(or VESA Mount)
Connector Panel
PARTS:
MMK50 - Use for glass less than 1 metre in height.
MMK100 - Use for glass more than 1 metre in height.
(We recommend 1 kit per 1 metre width of glass).

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INSTALLATION INSTALLATION CONTINUED
WARNING:
If you are unsure about the installation of your television STOP IMMEDIATELY and contact a professional. Incorrect installation
could result in bodily injury or damage to the television.
When removing your television from the packaging, ensure that you are able to lift the television safely. We recommend that 2
persons are present to assist with lifting and moving the larger TVs and glass.
When lifting your television, face the screen away from your body and hold the top and the bottom of the frame securely. Do
NOT hold the screen or place excessive pressure on the screen.
This guide is provided as a simple overview of the installation process. Please refer to the full User Manual for complete
installation and setup instructions. If you are unsure about the installation of your television STOP IMMEDIATELY and contact a
professional. Incorrect installation could result in bodily injury or damage to the television.
NOTE: Before installing your television, we recommend that you connect the television to a power source and ensure that it is
working correctly. Instructions may dier for parts not provided by/purchased from Videotree.
WARNING:
Ensure the cables are long enough to reach your television and any power outlets or external devices.
Ensure the mains supply socket is switched o before connecting your television power supply.
We recommend using at least two persons to lift the television.
The rear of the television is NOT water resistant. Do NOT expose the rear of the television to water. If you do not correctly
seal any gaps between the television and the wall, your television could become exposed to moisture or dust and your
warranty will be voided.
Position the Bottom Spacer Plate on
the bottom of the glass, and the Top
Glass Plate on the top of the glass
and align with factory markings.
Clamp the plates to the glass or place
weights onto the brackets and leave
the adhesive to cure for atleast 24
hours.
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Clean and de-grease the glass and the
metal plates (x4) using an alcoholic
cleaner.
Apply adhesive to the rear of the glass
where the top and bottom plates will
be placed.
STEP 2
WARNING:
Ensure the glass is on a
stable, at surface before
placing weights onto the
plates. Do NOT place
excessive weight onto the
glass to avoid breakages.
STEP 1
Determine the best position for the
television screen, taking into account
viewing angles (see page 12), lighting
and cable or electrical connections.
Measure and create the in-wall
cutout for the mirror glass, ensuring
the edges are straight and level.
STEP 3 STEP 4
Install the cables and power supply
needed for the television and ensure
there is enough length to reach the
television connectors. Tidy any excess
length away to tidy the area (power
supply, HDMI, aerial cable etc).
STEP 5
WARNING:
Ensure the cables are long
enough to reach your
television and any power
outlets or external devices.
Slide the Magnet Holder Plate into
the TOP of the cutout and the Bottom
Alignment Plate to the BOTTOM of
the cutout and x in place with enough
ttings to secure them.
STEP 6
Magnet
Holder
Plate
Bottom
Alignment
Plate
If you are using VESA mounts, please
follow the instructions provided by the
manufacturer.
For Videotree mounts (19” & 27”
TVs), attach and secure the top and
bottom Wall Brackets to the television.
Carefully lift the television into the
cutout and connect to all the required
cables including the power supply.
Turn your television on and ensure it
is working correctly and that you are
happy with the positioning.
STEP 7
Once you have tested that your
television is working correctly and
you are happy with the position, turn
OFF the power supply and slide the
television into the cutout. Using the
Wall Brackets, secure the TV into place
with the required screws and ttings.
Ensure that the television is stable and
sturdy before continuing.
STEP 8
Place the glass into the cutout.
1) Hook the Bottom Alignment
Plate onto the Bottom Spacer
Plate as shown opposite.
2) Push the glass towards the Magnet
Holder Plate at the top of the cutout.
STEP 9
Push the glass forward and gently
place the Top Glass Plate against the
Magnet Holder Plate in the cutout.
The magnet should snap to the top
plate and hold the glass in place.
Ensure the glass is securely held in
place. Turn your television on and
check that you are happy with the
positioning of the image viewing area.
Your television is ready to enjoy!
STEP 10
X-ray image
from behind
the wall
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Maximum load per set: kg
Minimum depth for brackets = TV Depth + Bracket Depth

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AUTO-INSTALLATION AUTO-INSTALLATION CONTINUED
If this is the rst time you are turning on the TV and there are no programs in the TV memory, the “Auto Installation”
menu will appear on the screen. Using the MASTER remote control, follow the 5 setup steps as below:
Setup 1: Set up Home Setup 2: Select the Country
Setup 3: Select the Language Setup 4: Select “Auto-Power O”
Setup 5: Select the TV Connection Setup 6: Select the “Auto-Search” (air/cable type)
OPTION VALUE
Load Default Database /
Database Import
Import default Satellite
database
Satellite System Enter “Satellite System”
menu for settings
Setup 6.1: Set up the Satellite
KEY STROKE ACTION
KEY_UP Focus on the previous item/
program
KEY_DOWN Focus on the next item/program
KEY_MENU Exit Menu
KEY_CHANNEL_LIST Exit Menu
KEY_RED Show “Find” Mode Menu
Setup 7: Channel List Menu Key Stroke In Menu:
Setup 8: Favourite Menu Key Stroke In Menu:
KEY STROKE ACTION
KEY_UP Focus on the previous item/program
KEY_DOWN Focus on the next item/program
KEY_MENU Exit Menu
KEY_FAV_LIST Exit Menu
KEY_RED Show “Rename Favourite List Name” Menu
Options In Menu:

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EXTERNAL SPEAKER CONNECTIONS EXTERNAL SPEAKER CONNECTIONS CONTINUED
The ‘Speaker Out’ port can be found
on the left of the control panel on the
rear of the television.
Two external speakers (left and right)
can be connected to this port using
standard red and black speaker
cables (not provided).
Cable Connections:
Red = Positive +ve
Black /Red & Black = Negative -ve
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L
R
SPEAKER
STEP 2
CONNECT SOCKET TO THE TV
Plug the green socket (with wires
now attached) back into the main
control panel. This should simply
‘snap’ back into place.
X
STEP 3
CONNECTION TO SPEAKER
Connect the speaker cables
to the external speakers by
connecting them to the socket.
The image shown is the
connection to Videotree’s
External Ceiling Speakers. Lift or
press the plastic levers to open
or close the sockets to insert
the cable connections from the
television.
NOTE:
External speakers and speaker
cables are NOT supplied with
your television.
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L
R
SPEAKER
STEP 1
CONNECT TO THE TV SOCKET
Unplug the green speaker socket
from the main control panel.
Unscrew the required connection
sockets on the back of the television
and place the cable connections into
the correct sockets as shown in the
image.
Do NOT use the central socket.
Screw the screws back into position
so that they rmly hold the cable
connections. Do not place excessive
force onto the screws.
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SPEAKER

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MASTER REMOTE CONTROL LEARNING REMOTE CONTROL
Volume Up (+)
Volume Down (-)
Record
Text (Rewind)
Power
On/O
Picture Mode
Mute
Main
Menu
Electronic Guide
EPG
(Skip backwards)
Index (Play/Pause)
Hold (Fast Forward)
Channel/Programme
Information
Sleep Mode
Channel Up (+)
Channel Down (-)
Source Select
Subtitle Toggle
(Skip Forward)
TV Source
Select
Subpage (Stop)
Exit
Favourite
Aspect
Sound Mode
Audio
Timeshift
Number
Selection
The Playback
Functions (Play/
Pause/Stop etc.) will
operate in certain
source modes.
Edge
Illumination
Control
Channel Up
Channel Down
TV Source
Select
Volume Up
Volume Down
Record
Sleep Mode
Pause
Rewind
Source
Select
TV Guide
Power On /
Power O Mute
Main Menu
Exit
Play
Fast Forward
Channel/Programme
Information
(Subtitle Toggle)
Teletext
Stop
Number Selection
PLEASE NOTE: The Master Remote Control is NOT waterproof.
Do NOT get wet or submerge under water.
PLEASE NOTE: The Learning Remote Control is splashproof ONLY.
Do NOT get wet or submerge under water.

Power ON/OFF & Standby Function:
Press the RED “POWER” button to turn the TV ON & OFF. When your TV is ON press the “POWER” button to
enter standby mode. When your TV is in Standby Mode, press the ‘’POWER’’ button to start it.
Channel Switching:
In the TV or DTV (Air) source, you can switch the channel by pressing either “CH ” or “CH ” button.
Volume Adjust:
Adjust the volume by pressing either
“VOL ” or “VOL ” buttons. A volume adjusting level will appear on the screen displaying the current
volume.
Mute Function:
To mute the sound, simply press the “MUTE” button. To unmute the sound, press the “MUTE” button once
more.
To Access the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG):
Press the “GUIDE” button and the EPG will appear on the screen. Use the “ “ and “ “ buttons to navigate
through the channels and the “ “ and “ “ buttons the view the dierent programmes for each channel.
Press the central “OK” button to select a current programme or to set a reminder for a future programme.
To exit the EPG, simply press the “GUIDE” button once more.
Sleep Function:
When your TV is ON, press the “SLEEP” button to start the “Sleep” function which will automatically turn
the TV OFF after a certain period of time. Continue to press the “SLEEP” button to select a certain time
period or turn the function OFF.
Switching the Input Source:
After the normal start-up process, press the “Source” button, then either “Up” or “Down” button to choose
the preferred source, then press either the “OK” or “>” button to nish.
Info Function:
To nd the current Source press the “Info” button to view the Source and additional information such as:
Channel Number / Colour System / Sound System (in the TV source) / Current Frequency / Bandwidth /
Event Information / etc. (in the DTV (Air) source).
Set up Picture Mode: Select MENU then choose Picture
Pressing the “PMODE” button will change the parameters of the displayed picture such as:
Luminance / Contrast / Sharpness / Hue / Colour etc.
This function can also be found in the Main Menu.
Set up Sound Mode: Select MENU then choose Sound
Pressing the “SMODE” button will change the parameters of the sound such as:
Balance / Maximum Volume / Minimum Volume etc.
This function can also be found in the Main Menu
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The contents of this guide are subject to changes at anytime.
Please refer to your instruction manual or contact Videotree for more information.