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TV Controls

Controls on the TV

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Base bracket installation

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1.       After you load a disc, press      to play the disc, and press      twice to pause.
2.       Press the     button when the power is on the disc will eject, Press the     button again to load the 
     disc automatically.
3.  

INPUT

 - This button switches between all the different sources of the TV. When the OSD is active, 

     this button acts as the enter button and confirms the menu selection.
4.  

MENU

 - This button activates the OSD menu. If a sub-menu is active, pressing this button will return

     the selection to the previous menu level. 
5.  

VOL(+)

 - This button  increases the TV’s volume. If the OSD menu is active, pressing this button will

     move the selection to the right.
6.  

VOL(-)

 - This button decreases the TV’s volume. If the On Screen Display(OSD) menu is active,

     pressing this button will move the selection to the left. 
7.  

CH(+)

 - This button performs the channel up function. If the OSD menu is active, this button functions

     as up control for the menu.
8.  

CH(-)

 - This button performs the channel down function. If the OSD menu is active, this button 

     functions as down control for the menu.
9.  

STANDBY

 - Turn on the TV by pressing the button once. Press the button again to turn off the TV. 

1.   

Earphone out:

 Output for headphones or head units such as RV Media Head Units with TV input. 

2.   

AV Inputs:

 Composite Video & Audio (A/V) in.

3. 

  PC Audio Input:

 Connect to the audio output jack on a computer. 

4.   

VGA Input:

 Connect to a computer’s VGA output jack.

5.   

HDMI Input:

 HDMI in.

6.   

COAXIAL Out:

 Digital Audio output for Surround Sound amplifiers and other devices.

7. 

  RF Input:

 Connect to an external antenna to receive ATV/DTV TV signals 

      in ATV/DTV mode.
8.   

USB

: USB/Multimedia input.

9

  Y/Pb/Pr Input: 

Component Video in. 

10.

 POWER: 

(DC 12/24V) input

Rear Bottom

Rear Side

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1

2

4

5

3

EARPHONE

OUT

VIDEO

 

R

L

VGA

HDMI 

PC

AUDIO

IN

RF

IN

USB

8

COAXIAL

OUT

Y

Pr

Pb

7

9

6

IN

IN

TV Inputs & Outputs

INPUT

MENU

VOL+

VOL-

CH+

CH-

STANDBY

Instructions:
1. Place the TV on a flat and clean surface
2. Attach the 1st bracket with screws through holes B into A.
3. Attach the 2nd bracket with screws through holes D in to C.

 Screws 

 Screw hole A

 Screw hole B

 Screw hole C

 Screw hole D

DC  12V

For wall mounting, remove the 4 screws

and remove the two Base Brackets. 

Summary of Contents for 43524

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual 12 24 240V HD LED TV DVD USB Combo 043524 28...

Page 2: ...SD MENU OPERATION Picture Sound Channel Feature Setup EPG MEDIA OPERATION Photo Music Mocie E Book Built in DVD Player Operation 20 21 22 23 23 26 27 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 39 41 41 42 47 PVR 35 Clea...

Page 3: ...safely support the television Ensuring the TV is not overhanging the edge of the supporting furniture Not placing the TV on tall furniture for example cupboards or bookcases without anchoring both the...

Page 4: ...emes of temperature below 0 C or exceeding 40 C or moisture Away from moisture drips or splashes Protected from excessive dust Do not install this equipment in a confined space such as a bookcase or s...

Page 5: ...n function If the OSD menu is active this button functions as down control for the menu 9 STANDBY Turn on the TV by pressing the button once Press the button again to turn off the TV 1 Earphone out Ou...

Page 6: ...n the remote control to select HDMI Source eg Blu ray DVD Satellite camcorder etc HDMI 1 4 YPbPr COMPONENT INPUT Video component input Use the SOURCE button on the remote control to select YPbPr This...

Page 7: ...V AAA size batteries using the correct polarity as shown Don t mix old or used batteries with 3 Replace the cover Battery Cover 2 x size AAA 1 5V Battery Cover System Connection new ones To use the re...

Page 8: ...Screen brightness setting The factory default is Home or you can select Dynamic for higher contrast Standard for a picture to suit most types of viewing or Mild for a softer picture Step 2 Set up the...

Page 9: ...d not be changed Step 6 Auto Search IMPORTANT NOTE Please make sure your TV Antenna is connected and correctly orientated before completing this step For most Australian applications select DTV on the...

Page 10: ...s this button to select the aspect ratio of the screen 20 DISPLAY Press to display the source and channel info 25 26 27 28 Use for adjustments in PC mode Delete function button Rename function button...

Page 11: ...SUBPAGE MIX Sets the transparency of Teletext window DVD Repeat mode selection REPEAT 40 41 43 44 39 CANCEL Switches the Teletext window to the background only the current page no is visible Press the...

Page 12: ...ress buttons to select Contrast then press the ENTER button or button to enter and press buttons to adjust Then press the MENU button to return back the previous menu Sharpness Press buttons to select...

Page 13: ...buttons to select Balance then press ENTER or button to enter and press buttons to adjust Then press MENU button to return back the previous menu Surround Press buttons to select Surround then press...

Page 14: ...nt using the buttons To select the channel to be moved press the BLUE button Then move the channel to the new location and press the ENTER button or BLUE button and this will move the station to the n...

Page 15: ...completed Feature Menu Press the MENU button to display the main menu Press buttons to select Feature from the main menu then press ENTER or to select 1 Press buttons to select the option that you wan...

Page 16: ...utton to enter the sub menu then Press buttons to select then press the ENTER or button to confirm Preferred Audio Press buttons to select Preferred Audio press the ENTER or button to enter the sub me...

Page 17: ...required PC Setup Blue Screen Home Mode Reset TV Setting Software Upgrade Feature Menu Cont d PVR Timeshift Press the MENU button to display the main menu Press buttons to select PVR Timeshift in the...

Page 18: ...the channel that you want to view then press the ENTER button to view Press buttons to switch between favorite 1 favorite 2 favorite 3 and favorite 4 Subtitle Press subtitle button on the remote contr...

Page 19: ...E Press Subtitle button on the remote control to display Closed Caption text Press TT CC button on the remote control again to stop displaying the text Multi Audio Press AUDIO button on the remote con...

Page 20: ...PLAY on the remote Starts playing pictures in slide show mode Same as PAUSE key on remote to pauses the slide show Performs the same function as STOP on remote Stops the slide show and returns to the...

Page 21: ...DPCM WMA WMA STD WMA Prof AAC AAC LC HE AAC AC3 AC3 E AC3 MPEG MP1 MP2 MP3 AAC LC HE AAC Read Audio Cook Ogg Vorbis FLAC FLAC Movie Formats Supported Type Container Video Decoder MOVIE AVI MPEG 4 ASP...

Page 22: ...press the ENTER button or button to play the movie file Press the button or EXIT button to stop playback Press the button to return back to previous page You can view the information on the current pl...

Page 23: ...42 43 Built in DVD Player Operation Built in DVD Player Operation Cont...

Page 24: ...languages if supported by the DVD disc When playing DVD s you can hide the subtitle or choose any of them as the current subtitle language 4 Disc menu DVD Disc menu language selection options 5 PARENT...

Page 25: ...ge appears on the TV screen NOTES When the desired language is not selected even though the button is pressed the language is not available on the disc If the language is not recorded on the disc only...

Page 26: ...ng the main unit Dust the TV set by wiping the screen and cabinet with a soft clean cloth If necessary wipe the outside of the unit with a clean soft cloth moistened with lukewarm water Do not use ben...

Page 27: ...68 3000 1 8ms 2 x 10W 160 H x 170 V VESA 200 x 100 As RV Media continually strives to improve its products Speci cations may be subject to change without notice Warranty This product is backed up with...

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