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Bush 32/37/42/47in LCD TV

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Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Please keep for future reference Bush 32 37 42 47in LCD TV 4 08 ...

Page 2: ...s understand the dangers associated with operating electrical appliances Never allow children to use this appliance POWER SUPPLY If the unit uses a mains supply ensure that the plug is securely inserted into the mains socket and it is easily accessible Protect the power lead from sharp objects excessive heat and damp or wet locations Check the power lead periodically and replace if damaged If the ...

Page 3: ...D E F G H J K L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y 1 x Remote Control CONTENTS POWER VIDEO SCART TV PC Numerical Keys EPG PRE PR ASPECT SOURCE NICAM SLEEP PICTURE PR LIST SOUND VOL MUTE PR DISPLAY MENU EXIT OK Cursor Green Button Yellow Button Blue Button Red Button MIX TELETEXT SIZE SUBPAGE INDEX SUBTITLE REVEL Tick HOLD VIEW A B C E D F G H K J M L N P O Q R S T U V Y X a b d g f m n k h p q q a b d e g h ...

Page 4: ...o Input Antenna Input SCART Input PC Audio Input SPDIF Output AV L R Audio Output Component Input HDMI Input Power Connector VGA Input K L Q R S T 1 x AC Power Cord Z 2 x AAA Battery a 1 x LCD TV Front View Side Connections Rear View Control Panel Rear Connections A C D E F G H J K L N O P R Q S T U V X Y B A M U V X Y BUSH HD Ready Digital LCDTV User Manual Customer Helpline 0845 604 0105 BUSH HD...

Page 5: ...ry compartment with a dry cloth REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL 1 Unclip the Battery Cover from the Remote Control See fig 1 REMOTE CONTROL NOTES Please read the important safety instructions before use fig 1 Battery Compartment Cover fig 2 fig 3 PRECAUTIONS To obtain the best performance from your remote control please consider the following Ensure there is no obstruction between remote control and...

Page 6: ... fig 7 8 9 WALL MOUNTING WALL MOUNTING NOTES Please read the important safety instructions before use 1 Put the unit face down on a safe flat surface that is covered by a smooth cloth See fig 4 and 5 fig 5 fig 6 Stand Stand fig 4 Screws fig 7 fig 8 WALL MOUNTING Optional 2 Unscrew the screws of the stand Then remove the Stand See fig 4 6 B TV Screen Size inches VESA Compatible Wall bracket W x H m...

Page 7: ...V Next WARNING Switch off the TV before connecting any external device AC POWER CORD CONNECTION A TURN ON THE LCD TV 1 When the POWER J or A is pressed the TV will turn on and the Power LED A on the front of the TV will change from red to blue See fig 10 and 11 2 When the LCD TV is turned off using the POWER J or A the LCD TV will go into standby mode and the Power LED A will turn red See fig 10 a...

Page 8: ...PUT 1 Plug the scart lead from the external device into TV SCART Socket Q See fig 17 2 SCART 1 Full SCART which transmits RGB S Video and CVBS in and CVBS tuner out Analog 3 SCART 2 Half SCART which transmits S Video or CVBS in and CVBS monitor out 4 Press the SCART C or SOURCE K to select the SCART 1 or SCART 2 See fig 18 To connect external devices such as DVD players set top boxes or games cons...

Page 9: ...ables and audio cables to the Component and Audio Input Q on the TV See fig 19 1 Make sure that the power of the LCD TV and the AV device are off For connecting devices such as video cameras K Y Pr Pb 4 Press the VIDEO B or SOURCE K to select the YPbPr input See fig 20 B 1 Connect the cable from the HDMI devices to the TV HDMI Input V See fig 21 2 Press the VIDEO B or SOURCE K to select the HDMI i...

Page 10: ...evel before you put the headphones on then put the headphones on and gradually increase the volume to a comfortable listening level AV INPUT For connecting an AV device 1 Make sure that the power of the LCD TV and the AV device are off 2 Connect the audio cables from the AV device s output jacks to the Audio Input M See fig 23 3 Connect the video cables from the AV device s output jacks to the Vid...

Page 11: ...und temporarily A mute icon will appear on the screen See fig 26 2 Press the MUTE R again or VOL VOL to restore the sound The mute icon will disappear See fig 26 SELECT TV CHANNEL 1 You can use the Number Keys F on the remote control to directly select TV channels Enter the channel number you want to watch the keys must be pressed within 3 seconds See fig 27 2 You may press PR S To select the prev...

Page 12: ... the subtitles visible Wide screen Stretches the classic 4 3 format to 16 9 See fig 30 EPG Press EPG G to display electronic program guide in TV mode See fig 28 PR LIST Press PR LIST O to display a list of channels and input sources See fig 28 DISPLAY Press DISPLAY T to display the current signal status including input source channel audio mode See fig 28 SLEEP 1 Press SLEEP M to turn the LCD TV o...

Page 13: ...righten the dark parts of the picture Contrast To sharpen the picture quality Colour To add or reduce colour Sharpness To improve detail Colour temperature To choose between Normal neutral Warm redder and Cool bluer Noise reduction To filter out and reduce the image noise and improve picture quality Use the Up or Down Cursor Y to toggle between Off Low Medium and Strong Back light To make the back...

Page 14: ...gital channels with audio signals Volume visually impaired To increase or decrease the volume for the visual impaired Use the Up or Down Cursor Y to adjust the volume Tip Before you adjust the volume please make sure Audio description is On See fig 38 and 39 Hearing impaired To transmit an audio frequency for the hearing impaired Use the Up or Down Cursor Y to toggle between On or Off Audio descri...

Page 15: ... manual scanning from the specified frequency Fine tune to fine tune the program See fig 42 and 43 Channel skip 1 Use the Up or Down Cursor Y to select Channel skip in the Channels menu 2 Press the Right Cursor Y to enter it and use the Cursor Y to highlight the program you want to skip and press the OK X to confirm Tip The skipped program may not be found by pressing Up or Down Cursor Y but can b...

Page 16: ...e To identify the accessory devices you have connected to the external inputs outputs Time setup Use the Up or Down Cursor Y to toggle between Time zone to select the time zone you are in Time to set the time and date or select auto synchronisation Tip Before setting the time and date manually make sure Auto synchronisation is Off Sleep timer to set the TV to turn itself off after a set period of ...

Page 17: ... is set to Set PIN Please follow the instructions to set it If a PIN code has been entered previously the menu item is set to Change PIN Please follow the instructions to change it All number combinations from 0000 to 9999 are valid Tip Remember that 0711 is the default Change PIN code If your access code has been changed or you have forgotten the code you can always get in by entering the default...

Page 18: ...text page will be numbered and added to the page you select or the secondary item SUBTITLE Press SUBTITLE n to select the next page marked as a subtitle page HOLD Press HOLD q to stop the scrolling of pages press again to continue See fig 52 REVEAL Press REVEAL p to display hidden information such as answers to a quiz R G Y B Colour button Press Colour Buttons a e b and d to select from on screen ...

Page 19: ...enu will disappear from the screen See fig 60 WARNING Switch off your TV before any module is inserted into the Common Interface slot 1 Correctly insert the CA Module and then the Smart Card into the CI slot located at the side of the TV See fig 53 2 Turn on the TV and press MENU G or U and select the TV sub menu Common interface will be displayed if the CA module is detected Wait for few moments ...

Page 20: ...rectly 2 Turn on power 3 Connect signal cable correctly 4 Press any button on the LCD TV Connect signal cable correctly 1 Connect signal cable correctly 2 Please use compatible signal Adjust brightness and contrast Audio only no images 1 Please check if input signal is connected correctly 2 TV RF signal must not be lower than 50dB 1 Connect signal cable correctly 2 Adjust volume to proper level 3 ...

Page 21: ...RECYCLING ADVICE 38 SPECIFICATIONS IMPORTANT This unit is a Class 1 Appliance and must be fitted with an Earthed Plug fitted with a 13A fuse The wires in this mains lead are coloured as follows Yellow Green Earth Blue Neutral Brown Live As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as fol...

Page 22: ... proceed with the installation See fig 5 3 Use the Up or Down navigation buttons to select your language Then press the Green Button to continue See fig 5 and 6 4 Use the Up or Down navigation buttons to select your country Then press the Green Button to continue or the Yellow Button to go back See fig 7 5 System searching may take few minutes to complete See fig 8 NOTE If you can not find this sc...

Page 23: ...DEVICES SCART INPUT To connect external devices such as DVD players set top boxes or games consoles See fig 9 YPbPr INPUT For connecting devices such as video cameras See fig 9 Y Pr Pb VGA INPUT You can use your LCD TV as a monitor for your personal computer See fig 9 S Video Cable to PC HDMI Cable HDMI INPUT To connect external devices such as Blu ray disc players or HD games consoles See fig 9 C...

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