Videotree Cruis Outdoor User manual

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OUTDOOR
TELEVISIONS
27 ”/4 2”/4 6”/5 5 ”/6 5 ”/9 8 ”
Outdoor Television
User Manual

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Product
Overview
Videotree’s elegantly designed Outdoor Televisions boast an extensive range
of features including an anti-glare, high brightness screen for clear viewing
in any condition, an IP66 rating to provide the ultimate protection against
dust, moisture and insects and a patented design to provide fan-less
temperature management. With a range of bespoke framing and mounting
options, Videotree’s outdoor televisions can be custom designed to
complement your outdoor space.
What’s Included
• Fully Sealed Television
• Waterproof Remote
• 12V External Power Supply
(27” Only)
• 24V External Power Supply
(32” Only)
• 24V Internal Power Supply
(42”/55”/65”)
Connectivity
Videotree Outdoor TV’s come with Reverse Infra-Red Port, Full Rs232 Control
and Audio Output as standard, two additional ports of your choice are
supplied with the unit.*
• SCART CVBS / RGB
• PC input with audio
• YPbPr input (mini jack)
• Terrestrial tuner (DVB-T / T2)
• Satellite tuner (DVB-S / S2)
• Hospitality port
• IPTV connectivity
• External source selection
on TV
• HDMI inputs
*If no customisations are made two HDMI inputs will be supplied as default.
Key Features:
• IP66 Protection Rating
• Moisture, Dust & Insect Proof
• Anti-Reective Double Sided,
Toughened Glass
• High Brightness Industrial
Screen
• Full 1080p HD Screen
• Wide Angle Viewing
• Beautiful Slimline Design
with No Fans
• Range of Sizes & 3 Dierent
Framed Finishes Available:
Crius, Oceanus, Asteria
• Designed & Built in the UK
Warning
Improper mounting and installation of your Videotree television can lead to damaged
or broken property, bodily injury or death. If you do not feel condent that you can
complete any step in this guide please STOP IMMEDIATELY. Place the television in a
safe location and contact Videotree or a professional AV installer or electrician
before continuing.
It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that your waterproof television is
correctly installed and sealed to retain water-tightness.
Your warranty will be void if damage to the television occurs due to incorrect
installation or poor sealing.
Images shown in this manual may dier to your television depending on which product
you have purchased.
If unsure, please contact Videotree:
Email: [e-mail]
Telephone: [phone]
Overseas: [phone]
Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm (GMT)
Installation
Warning
We recommend that Videotreee Outdoor Televisions are left on
standby at all time. We DO NOT recommend that the television is
switched o from the mains regularly, this can lead rapidly shortening
the life of the Televisions itself and potentially void your warranty.
If your Videotree Television is not used for long periods of time, we
recommend that it is covered in a suitable cover or removed and
stored safely during these periods.
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Safety
Precautions
A Warning is used when failure to follow instructions may result in serious
injury or death.
A Caution is used when failure to follow instructions may result in a minor
injury or damage to the product or other property.
Notes are used to provide clarication.
Warnings
• Do NOT install your television near a heat source such as a heater
or replace
Risk of damage to the television. May result in re or electric shock.
• Do NOT install the television without a safety earth. Your Videotree
television MUST be earthed. Ensure the earth pin on the mains plug is
correctly connected.
Risk of electrocution or injury.
• Do NOT touch the mains plug or power supply unit with wet hands.
Ensure the mains plug is clean and dry before connecting to mains
power.
Risk of electrocution, re or injury.
• Ensure the mains plug is properly connected to the socket before turning
the mains power on.
Unsecured mains plugs can result in re or electrocution.
• Do NOT expose the mains plug or power supply unit to excessive heat.
Risk of re or electric shock.
• Do NOT expose the rear of your television to water. The rear of the
television is not protected against water.
Water damage may result in re or electric shock.
Warnings
• Do NOT remove the back cover of the television or attempt to open the unit. There
are no user serviceable parts inside.
Risk of electric shock or re.
• Ensure there is always easy access to the mains supply and the power supply unit.
Blocked access may result in increased re risk.
• Ensure the power supply unit is disconnected from the mains power supply before
connecting to your television. (27” / 32” Screens only.)
Risk of power surge causing damage to the unit.
• Do NOT place heavy objects onto the television, power supply unit or connecting
wires.
Risk of product damage, injury or re.
• Do NOT excessively bend connecting wires behind the rear of the television during
installation. Also do NOT hang the wires on the back of the television. Tidy cables
away safely.
Risk of product damage and re.
• Do NOT plug too many devices into a singular power supply socket.
Risk of re due to overheating.
• Ensure the television is correctly and securely xed to the wall before use. Do NOT
allow children or pets to climb on to the television once installed.
Falling heavy objects could result in injury or death.
• Keep all packaging and small parts out of reach of children.
Risk of suocation or death.
• Do NOT insert metal objects into the power supply unit or mains power socket.
Risk of electrocution or re.
• Do NOT store ammable substances near the television or mains supply unit.
Risk of combustion.
• Do NOT place foreign objects into the television.
Risk of electric shock or re.

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Safety
Precautions
Warnings
• Do NOT clean the television or power supply unit with a ammable
substance.
Risk of re or electric shock.
• Do NOT touch the television or power supply unit during a lightning
storm.
Risk of electric shock.
• Do NOT insert or remove the mains plug into the mains supply socket,
or turn the mains supply socket on or o if there is a gas leak. Open
windows and doors to ventilate the area.
Risk of re by ignition.
• Do NOT leave the mains plug in the mains supply socket if the television
is not being used for long periods of time.
Risk of electric shock or re due to degradation of the unit or dust ingress
causing ignition.
• Do NOT use the television if the following applies:
- The unit has been badly damaged
- There is smoke or a strong smell coming from the unit
- Foreign objects have been placed into the unit
If any of the above applies, please contact Videotree immediately.
Cautions
• Do NOT use a power supply unit from a dierent manufacturer or
supplier. Videotree’s power supply units are specically designed for
Videotree televisions.
Use of other power supply units may result in damage to the television and
personal injury.
• Do NOT attempt to install or remove your television without assistance.
Videotree televisions can be heavy and require at least 2 persons for
installation and removal.
Incorrect handling of heavy objects can result in injury.
• Do NOT install or use the television near wireless communication
devices.
Electromagnetic interference may occur.
Cautions
• Do NOT install the television on an unstable surface. If you are unsure,
remove the television immediately.
Risk of injury or damage to the unit.
• Only use the batteries specied in this guide. DO NOT mix old and new
batteries.
Risk of leakage and ignition.
• Do NOT expose batteries to excessive heat or direct sunlight.
Risk of ignition.
• Do NOT attempt to charge non-rechargeable batteries.
Risk of ignition or electric shock.
• Ensure the remote control sensor on the television is not blocked.
Objects between the remote control and the sensor will prevent the
remote control from working.
• Ensure external devices are correctly connected to the television and
that the cables are long enough to reach.
Risk of damage to the unit or personal injury.
• Do NOT use the mains plug sockets to turn the television on or o.
Always turn the television on or o by using the power button on the
unit or remote control.
Incorrect use may result in damage to the unit or electric shock.
• Do NOT place excessive force or weight onto the screen.
Risk of damage to the screen.
• Do NOT use abrasive or ammable substances when cleaning the
television. Always turn o the power supply before cleaning the unit with
a soft, clean cloth.
• Risk of damage to the unit or electric shock.
• Do NOT unplug the power supply plug by pulling on the wires. Always
ensure the power supply is turned o and remove the plug by pulling on
the plastic casing.
Risk of electric shock and damage to the wires.
• Do NOT display a still image on the screen for prolonged periods of time.
This could result in the image ‘sticking’ and therefore damage to the
screen.

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Control Board
& Connectivity
Built in to every Videotree television is our very own control
system. Patented technology, designed and manufactured
in the UK by our expert team of technicians.
Each control system comes with a range of inputs and
feeds, making every Videotree television ideal for both the
home and professional environments where multi-room
and multi-channel functionality is key.
Videotree have included a wide range of inputs in each
module, however to ensure each television is completely
waterproof, many of these connections remain enclosed
inside the inner panel. If you require any of these optional
connections, we will make them accessible for use and
include an additional production process to retain the
water-tightness of the module.
Control & Inputs
HDMI x 2
IR - Mini Jack
RS232 - Mini Jack
Speaker Out - Mini Jack
2 Wire IR Blaster
Controlling DVD / Set Top Box
Reverse IR to RS232 DB9
Communications
Baud Rate 115200
Data Bit 8
Parity None
Stop Bits 1
Handshake None
Pin Number Data
1NC
2RX
3TX
4NC
5GND
RS232 DB9

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Control Board
& Connectivity
3.5mm to RS232 DB9 IR Output - Modulated
3.5mm to IR Extender ‘Eye‘ IR Output - Unmodulated
All television connections should use stereo 3.5mm mini jack.
Use of other types of mini jack will damage the television.
All television connections should use stereo 3.5mm mini jack.
Use of other types of mini jack will damage the television.

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Outdoor
Warnings
Warnings
• When removing your television from the packaging, ensure that you
are able to lift the television safely. We recommend that 2 persons are
required to lift and move the larger televisions.
• 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.
• 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.
Note
• Before installing your television, we recommend that you connect the
television to a power source and ensure that it is working correctly.
Outdoor
Dimensions
Screen Model A B C VESA Width VESA Height
27” Cruis Outdoor 642 392 45 200 200
32” Cruis Outdoor 400 400
42” Cruis Outdoor 991 591 65 .1 400 400
32” Oceanus Outdoor 400 400
42” Oceanus Outdoor 1002 595 67 400 400
46” Oceanus Outdoor 1087 643 67 400 400
55” Oceanus Outdoor 1278 747 67 400 400
42” Asteria Outdoor 1086 678 94 400 400
46” Asteria Outdoor 1173 728 94 400 400
55” Asteria Outdoor 1363 834 94 400 400
65” Asteria Outdoor 1580 935 94 600 400
A
B
C
All measurements of the Outdoor TV will be in millimetres
(mm) unless stated otherwise.
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Viewing
Angles
1. Decide on the best position for your Outdoor television.
2. If possible, test the television in this position to ensure the viewing angle is appropriate for the viewing
position. Your television viewing angle may dier depending upon the size and style of your television.
3. If unsure, plug the television into the nearest mains power supply and turn on once you have ensured
the area is safe. Whilst the screen is on, position the television until satised that the picture does not
darken or disappear from your viewing position.
4. Once you have decided on the television position, check for any hazards that may prevent you from
installing in this area, i.e. cables or pipework beneath the wall. When mounting your television in stud
walls, check for any supporting framework behind the plasterboard.
Warnings
• Do NOT install your television near a heat source.
• Do NOT install your television on an unstable surface.
• 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.
Please Note: Videotree televisions are best installed at a height and
angle that suits the eye-line of the user.
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27” Outdoor
Installation
Videotree 27” Outdoor Television’s are quick &
easy to install:
Videotree 27” Outdoor televisions come with the bracket
mounted to the back of the screen.* Please ensure that
the mount is installed onto a load bearing wall or a
vertical wood stud.
Brick & Concrete Wall Mount
1. Mark out your holes using the corner holes on
the wall plate(B), using a 8mm bit drill 50mm
deep holes.
2. Push the concrete anchors(K) into the drilled holes.
3. Align the wall plate(B) to the anchors(K), secure the
wall plate(B) in place using a lag bolt washer(J) and
lag bolt(L) in each corner.
Wood Stud Wall Mount
1. Mark out two holes using the middle holes on the
top and bottom of the wall plate(B). Using a 3.8mm
bit, drill 50mm deep holes.
2. Align the wall plate(B) to the holes, secure it in place
by screwing in lag bolts(L) with a lag bolt washer(J)
on each bolt.
Mounting the TV to the Wall Bracket
1. Take the Television with the mounted wall plate and
slide it down onto the wall plate until in place.
2. Secure them together by taking two of the M4x12
bolts and screw them into place(C).
*This will be subject to change dependent on each individual order,
Videotree cannot guarantee all screens will have the mounting bracket
pre-assembled. If not assembled the mount will be provided with
instructions with the order.

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42” On-Wall
Installation
Videotree 32”+ Outdoor Television’s are quick
& easy to install:
Videotree 32” and up Outdoor televisions come with the
bracket mounted to the back of the screen.* Please ensure
that the mount is installed onto a load bearing wall or a
horizontal wood stud.
Installing Wall Mount
1. Using the wall plate(a) as a template to drill 4 holes
with a 10mm drill bit 50mm deep. Push the 4 plastic
anchors(B) into the holes.
2. Install the wall plate(a). Put the plate on the wall,
then screw the self-tap screws(A) into each plastic
anchor(B) through a metal washer(C) to x the wall
plate(a) onto the wall.
3. Hang the two monitor brackets together with the TV
panel on the wall plate(A), relax your grip until they
are caught hold of.
4. Optionally slide the locking pin(D) through the holes
and secure in place with a padlock (not included).
*This will be subject to change dependent on each individual order,
Videotree cannot guarantee all screens will have the mounting bracket
pre-assembled. If not assembled the mount will be provided with
instructions with the order.
External Speaker
Connections
L
R
L
R
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
STEP 1 - Connect To A 3.5mm Jack
Prepare the cable by placing some cable heat shrink.
Take the wires of the speaker and solder them to the
appropriate wires of a male 3.5mm jack. Be sure to solder
the correct cables to each other to ensure it functions
properly.
Once soldered, slide the heat shrink over the soldering
and use a heat gun to shrink it into position to protect the
joints.

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Learning Remote
Controller
1
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
2
3
5
1. Power
2. Mute
3. SET
4. Device Mode
5. Main Menu
6. TV Guide
7. Navigation Buttons
8. TV / AV
9. Exit Menu / Guide
10. Coloured Controls
11. Media Controls
12. Record
13. Sleep Mode
14. Channel / Programme
Information
15. Volume Controls
16. Numbers
17. Channel Controls
18. Source
19. Subtitle Toggle
20. Edge Illumination Control
21. TEXT
RS232
Codes
Number Description RS232 Code
1POWER ON POWR01
2POWER OFF POWR00
3VOLUME UP RGHT00
4VOLUME DOWN LEFT00
5CHANNEL UP UPXX00
6CHANNEL DOWN DOWN00
7 MUTE ON MUTE99
8 MUTE OFF MUTE99
9HDMI1 IHDM01
10 HDMI2 IHDM02
11 HDMI3 IHDM03
12 USB1 IUSB01
13 RGB IRGB01
14 SATELLITE DVBS DVBS00
15 TERRESTRIAL DVBT DVBT00
16 COMPONENT IYPB01
17 COMPOSITE IAVX01
18 SCART ISCT01
19 SELECT SLCT00
20 EPG GUIDE EPGX00
21 LEFT WEST00
22 RIGHT EAST00
23 UP NRTH00
24 DOWN SUTH00
25 CHANNEL 1 NUMB01
26 CHANNEL 2 NUMB02
27 CHANNEL 3 NUMB03
28 CHANNEL 4 NUMB04
Number Description RS232 Code
29 CHANNEL 5 NUMB05
30 CHANNEL 6 NUMB06
31 CHANNEL 7 NUMB07
32 CHANNEL 8 NUMB08
33 CHANNEL 9 NUMB09
34 CHANNEL 0 NUMB00
35 -/--- NUMT00
36 EXIT EXIT00
37 ARC ON ARCX01
38 ARC OFF ARCX00
39 BLUE BLUE00
40 RED REDX00
41 YELLOW YLOW00
42 GREEN GREN00
43 SOURCE SRCE00
44 PAUSE/PLAY PLPS00
45 RECORD RECX00
46 SLEEP SLEP00
47 STOP STOP00
48 INFO INFO00
49 TEXT TEXT00
50 SUB TITLE SUBT00
51 MENU MENU00
52 ENTER ENTR00
53 CEC ON CECXX01
54 CEC OFF CECXX00
55 CEC STATUS CECX??
Note
Baud Rate is: 115200
Data Length: 8bits
Parity bit: None
Stop bit: 1 bit
Flow Control: None
DB9 Pin connection signals:
2 -RX
3 -TX
5 - Ground

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Common
Shortcuts
Number Name Function
1Power On / O the Power Supply
2Info Display the information of the Current Signal / Channel
3Mute Mute the Sound
4Sleep On / O the Power Supply within a period of time
5 Numbers 0-9 Numeral Button
7Red Only for Teletext
8Green Only for Teletext
9Yellow Only for Teletext
10 Blue Only for Teletext
11 VOL -/+ Left / Right or Volume -/+
12 CH -/+ Down / Up or Channel Down / Up
13 Menu Main Menu
14 TV/AV Switch the Input Source
15 Rec Record Digital Service
16 Exit Exit
17 OK Enter / DTV (Air) Channel Manager / ATV Channel Manager
18 Tex t Teletext Interface On / O
26 EPG Electronic Program Guide
29 Pause/Play Pause / Play
30 FA Fast Forward
31 FB Fast Backward
32 Stop Stop
*See ‘Tuner User Guide’ for INDEX references and full tuner setup instructions.
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Common
Shortcuts
Standby Function:
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.
Sleep Function:
When your TV is ON, start the “Sleep” function by pressing the “sleep” button. This function
will automatically turn the TV OFF after a certain period of time. Currently the supported time
periods are:
OFF / 10 mins. / 20 mins. / 30 mins. / 60 mins. / 90 mins. / 120 mins. /
180 mins. / 240 mins.
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).
Mute Function:
To mute the sound press the “Mute” button. To unmute the sound, press the “Mute” button once
more.
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

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Command
Shortcuts
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.
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.
Channel Switching:
In the TV or DTV (Air) Source, you can switch the channel by pressing either “CH ▲” or “CH ▼”
button.
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.
Auto
Installation
Step 1: Set Up Home
Step 3: Select the Country
Step 2: Select the Country
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:
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Step 5: Select the TV Connection
Step 6.1: Set Up the Satellite
Step 6: Select the Auto Search (air/cable)
Step 4: Select “Auto Power Off”
Option Value
Load Default Database /
Database Import
Import default Satellite
database
Satellite System Enter “Satellite System” menu
for settings
Auto
Installation
Step 8: Favourite List MenuStep 7: Channel List 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_CHANNEL_LIST Exit Menu
KEY_RED Show “Find” Mode 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

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Trouble
Shooting
Problem Possible Cause Solution
No LED light No input power. Check the power cable
Check if the green LED light on the power
supply is illuminated
No signal No signal transmitted/dierent source
selected.
No source cable is properly connected.
Source equipment is not setup correctly.
Check correct source is selected
Check cable connection between TV and
source equipment
Check the external equipment is on and set to
display video on the required output port
No remote control
response
New batteries required.* Replace the batteries
The waterproof remote comes with power LED
No sound Mute is on.
Volume is set too low.
No speaker is connected.
Press the mute button
Press the Vol + button
Check connection between TV and speaker
No sound for PC input The audio cable is not connected correctly. Check the cable is connected between the PC
line out and the TV’s line in connection
RS232 does not work Transmission protocol is incorrect.
If a non-standard RS232 cable is used, the
connector pin-out could be incorrect.
Check the transmission protocol
Check the DB9 male pin-out
*See ‘Tuner User Guide’ for INDEX references and full tuner setup instructions.
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If you are still experiencing diculties operating your television after
following the troubleshooting guide, please contact us:
Email: [e-mail] Telephone: [phone]
*Extra cabled outputs available at an additional cost.
**Optional internal heater available for operating temperatures below
-5°C.
The above technical information is subject to change. Please contact
Videotree for more details.
Technical
Specications
General Information
Temperature:
Operating
Storage
-5 to 50°C **
-20 to 60°C
Humidity:
Operating
Storage
10 to 90% RH (non-condensing)
10 to 90% RH (non-condensing)
Installation On-wall installation.
Indoor or outdoor use.
OSD Language English/French/German/Spanish/
Italian/Russian + 16 languages
Available Sizes 32“ / 42” / 46” / 55” / 65” / 98”
IP66 Protection
Rating
First 6: Protected from dust ingress
Second 6: Protected from water jets
Depth: Slimmest: 45mm
Up to 75mm (including Frame)
VESA Sizes Compatible Mounting Options
Cooling System Unique Fanless Cooling System
Screen
Sizes 32“ / 42” / 46” / 55” / 65” / 98”
Contrast Ratio 5000:1
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Driver Element a-Si TFT active matrix
Colour Depth 10 Bit
Number of Pixels Full: 1920 x 1080
Brightness 32”: 1200 NIT
42” / 55” / 65”: 800 NIT
46”: 1600 NIT
98”: 600 NIT
Wide Viewing
Angles
Up/Down 88° / 88°
Left/Right 88° / 88°
Panel Coating Double-sided, anti-reective
toughened glass.
Optional Extras Toughened, anti-reective, anti-
infra-red UV glass
High Colour Saturation
USB
Supports photo, music and video les
Firmware Upgrades
Controls & Feeds
2 CABLED OUTPUTS AVAILABLE*
Choose 2 from the list below:
- Hospitality port
- IPTV connectivity
- External source selection on TV
- HDMI inputs
- SCART CVBS / RGB
- PC input with audio
- YPbPr input (mini jack)
- Terrestrial tuner (DVB-T / T2)
- Satellite tuner (DVB-S / S2)
Plus the following as standard:
- Reverse infra-red port
- Full RS232 control
- Audio Output
Audio Out
Digital Audio SPDIF Coax
Line level audio out (included)
Speaker Audio Out 2 x 8W @ 8 Ω THD <10%
Noise reduction 3D
Dolby Licensed
Power
220V / 240V AC requirement
Low Power Standby Mode (<0.5 Watt)
12V / 24V Trigger Out (optional extra)
Movie
.avi (DivX, Xvid, MPEG-4) .mp4
.mpg MPEG-1, MPEG-2 .ts
.dat MPEG-1 .dat
.mov .mkv H.264 .rmbv .rm
Audio
.mp3 / .wma / .m4a / .aac
Photo
.jpg / .jpeg / .bmp / .png
Dolby® and the Dolby® logo are registered trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories.
DVB is a registered trademark of the DVB Project. HDMI®, the HDMI®
Logo and High-Denition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or
registered trademarks of HDMI®.

027/04
Disposal, Servicing
& Storage
Waste Disposal of Electrical & Electronic Products (WEEE)
One of the provisions of the European Directive 2012/19/EU is that anything electrical or
electronic should not be treated as domestic waste and simply thrown away. To remind you
of this Directive all aected products are now being marked with a crossed-out wheelie bin
symbol, as depicted below.
To comply with this directive, Videotree are oering customers to return their old televisions to
us for correct disposal.
Return your television to: Videotree Ltd,
Unit 1, Ember Centre
Hersham Trading Estate
Lyon Road
Walton on Thames
KT12 3PU
Once received, we will then send your television for components recovery and recycling to help
to conserve the world’s resources and minimize any adverse eects on the environment.
More information can be found online here: www.legislation.gov.uk
EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE
Your Videotree television is guaranteed for 2 years, but should last for around 10-15 years. We
recommend that you regularly check and replace the batteries within the remote controls.
EXPECTED STORAGE LIFE
The television unit has no xed shelf/storage life. Storage life depends on the storage
environment (see details of storage temperature and humidity on page 27). Remote control
batteries should last for 3 years if unopened and stored in a dark, cool place.
All Videotree televisions come with a 2 year manufacturer warranty as standard. The warranty
covers manufacturer defects and mechanical faults for 2 years from the date of purchase.
We recommend that you register your television for warranty by visiting our website:
www.videotree.com
Please note your television’s serial number and date of purchase below for future reference:
Serial Number: .......................................................................
Date of purchase: ...................../...................../......................
PLEASE NOTE:
The warranty does NOT cover:
• Parts or accessories (leads/back-boxes/remote controls etc)
• Damage through personal fault or poor installation (if the television has been dropped/
knocked/scratched etc)
• Damage occurred through water or dust ingress due to poor or incorrect installation
• Damage occurred through foreign objects being placed inside the television unit
The warranty is void if:
• The television unit has been opened or tampered with
• The rear of the television has been exposed to water before or during installation
• The television has been incorrectly installed by an unqualied installer
Videotree will not be held responsible for any damage caused to the television, installation area
or third party equipment if the instructions provided in this installation guide are not properly
adhered to.
Should you have any questions, please contact us:
Email: [e-mail] Telephone: [phone]
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Unit 1 Ember Centre
Hersham Trading Estate
Lyon Road
Walton-On-Thames
Surrey, KT12 3PU
United Kingdom
Telephone: [phone]
Overseas: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Web: www.videotree.com