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D. Basic connections

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Make sure all cables are disconnected from the main unit before connecting the mains cable to

the wall outlet.

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Read the instructions carefully before connecting any other device.

Connect to an outdoor antenna (ANT)

Plug an antenna into the antenna terminal to get the best possible picture quality. The use of

antenna amplifiers is optional or depends on the type of outdoor antenna used.

OPTICAL connection

Use an OPTICAL cable to connect the TV to an audio amplifier or other audio

decoding device for audio output.

(OPTICAL cable is not provided)

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Summary of Contents for CELED604K1018B7

Page 1: ...CELED604K1018B7 60 SCREEN UHD LED TV User manual ...

Page 2: ...w user can be informed of the operation of the device The warning sign showing a lightning bolt in a triangle indicates that this product contains dangerous electrical voltages CAUTION TO AVOID THE RISK OF ELECTROCUTION DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER OR THE BACK OF THE DEVICE NO PARTS ARE REPLACEABLE BY THE USER PLEASE CONTACT QUALIFIED PERSONNEL IN CASE OF FAILURE CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK POWERED ...

Page 3: ...le of the device is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer its after sales service or a similarly qualified person to avoid any danger The device must not be exposed to dripping or splashing water moisture or liquids Do not place the device near water for example in a bathroom or near a sink No objects filled with liquids such as vases should be placed on or above the device Never touch t...

Page 4: ...rical components which can cause an electric shock or fire In case of thunderstorm or lightning immediately unplug the mains cable from the wall outlet Always turn off the device when not in use Unplug the mains cable from the electrical outlet when the device will not be used for a long period of time Unplug the device from the electrical outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleane...

Page 5: ...de from the edge of the furniture on which it is placed Never place the device on a tall piece of furniture e g cabinets or bookcases without attaching both the furniture and the device to a suitable stand Do not place the device on a trolley or on a stand that is not stable Do not install the device on any fabric or other materials placed between its base and the supporting furniture The device c...

Page 6: ...row batteries into fire and never expose them to heat sources Do not mix different types of batteries or new and used batteries The batteries must be inserted according to the polarities indicated on the battery and in the battery case of the remote control Used batteries must be removed from the remote control The batteries must be disposed of safely at the assigned specific collection points to ...

Page 7: ...ion of Conformity Market Maker Brand Licensing hereby declares that the device complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014 53 EU The Declaration of Conformity can be viewed at the following address http www mms support net OTA ECD_MMBL_CELED604K1018B7 pdf ...

Page 8: ... 16 C Installing the feet 17 D Basic connections 18 IV OPERATION 22 A First Time installation 22 B Main menu TV settings 23 C Basic operations 23 D Setup 28 1 Channel menu 29 2 Picture menu 31 3 Sound menu 32 4 Time menu 33 5 Lock menu 35 6 Settings menu 36 E AV and other modes 37 V MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 38 VI TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS 39 VII WARRANTY 41 VIII DISPOSAL 42 ...

Page 9: ...eaning of the conformity marking The CE marking indicates that the product meets the main requirements of the European Directives 2014 35 EU Low Voltage 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014 53 EU Radio Equipment 2011 65 EU Limitation of use of certain hazardous substances in electronic equipment ...

Page 10: ... 2 IR Infrared sensor for remote control power indicator 3 Feet 4 INPUT to select the input source 5 MENU to display the settings menu 6 CH CH to scroll through the channels to the next or the previous one 7 VOL VOL to increase or decrease the volume 8 POWER On Off to turn the TV on or off ...

Page 11: ...to broadcast the sound of an external terminal on the TV Use a 3 5mm stereo cable to connect the PC to the TV 5 HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 HDMI4 allows the broadcast of an uncompressed digital video and audio signal via a single cable 6 ANT to connect the coaxial cable of a terrestrial antenna 7 USB to connect a USB device such as a storage device to access the TV s media functions ...

Page 12: ...nel from the list of favourite programs 8 FAV To view the list of favourite programs 9 CH CH To view the next or previous channel 10 VOL VOL To increase or decrease the volume 11 PMODE To switch between images modes 12 SMODE To switch between the different Audio modes 13 INPUT To change the video source 14 SLEEP To set the time before standby 15 ASPECT Press repeatedly to change the size of the pi...

Page 13: ... To stop playback 25 HOLD Play Pause during Timeshift For rewind 26 SUBPAGE To display the teletext subpage For fast forward 27 SIZE Press repeatedly to change the size of the image in mode teletext To read the previous file 28 CANCEL To exit the OSD menu To read the next file 29 SUB T To show or hide subtitles 30 TV RADIO To switch between TV and radio modes 31 REC To start RECORDING a digital pr...

Page 14: ... temperature 0 C to 35 C Remote control power supply 3V 2 x LR03 AAA 1 5 V batteries not supplied Voltage and output current of USB ports 5V 0 5A Hotel lock Yes Speaker Built in 2 x 8W Inputs Antenna HDMI YPbPr AV USB Outputs Optical Audio L R Functions via USB PVR digital video recorder Multimedia playback formats via USB Video AVI MP4 MOV MPG MKV DAT VOB RMVB TS TRP TP Music MP3 WMA WAV M4A AAC ...

Page 15: ...D604K1018B7 Modèle D60RWA14 U T2 Energy efficiency class A Visible screen diagonal 152 cm 60 inches Power consumption in On mode W 119W Energy consumption kWh per year based on the power consumption of a TV operating four hours a day for three hundred and sixty five days The actual consumption depends on the conditions of use of the TV 174 kWh year Power consumption in Standby mode W 0 5W Power co...

Page 16: ...recyclable PE polyethylene PS polystyrene PP polypropylene This means that they can be recycled by disposing of them in appropriate collection containers Other packaging elements adhesive fasteners must be disposed of with household waste For more information www quefairedemesdechets fr B Wall mounting Contact a professional to get help with wall mounting your TV We cannot be held responsible in t...

Page 17: ... of the TV should protrude slightly from the edge of the flat surface to allow the feet to be attached without damaging the LED screen Step 2 Align the bottom of the TV with the feet until they are fully in place mounting holes aligned Step 3 Tighten the supplied screws using a screwdriver NOTE unplug the TV from the mains outlet when installing or removing the feet of the TV Contact one of our pa...

Page 18: ...g any other device Connect to an outdoor antenna ANT Plug an antenna into the antenna terminal to get the best possible picture quality The use of antenna amplifiers is optional or depends on the type of outdoor antenna used OPTICAL connection Use an OPTICAL cable to connect the TV to an audio amplifier or other audio decoding device for audio output OPTICAL cable is not provided ...

Page 19: ...e terminal to that of the cable YPbPr and audio connection NOTE when connecting an external device match the colour of the terminal to that of the cable AV cable Not included Rear of the external terminal Rear of the external terminal AV cable not included YPbPr cable Not included ...

Page 20: ...t included Rear of the external terminal Use an AUDIO cable to connect the TV to an audio amplifier Use HDMI cable to connect the unit with other devices to receive high definition multimedia signal Rear of the external terminal HDMI cable Not included ...

Page 21: ...21 USB input terminal BEFORE CONTINUING CHECK THAT ALL EQUIPMENT AND THEIR MAINS CABLES ARE CONNECTED AND CONFIGURED CORRECTLY The USB device is not supplied ...

Page 22: ... next line Country Press to select Country then press to select the desired country Press to highlight the next line Power saving Press to select Power saving then press to select the desired mode Press to highlight the next line Time zone Press to select Time zone then press to select the desired time zone Press the OK key to display the next page Tune type Press to select the desired tune type t...

Page 23: ...ey again to set the TV to standby Press the INPUT key on the TV or remote control to switch between the different sources available Selecting the desired program Press the CH key to move to the next channel Press the CH key to move to the previous channel Press the numeric keys to directly select the desired program Volume Control Press the VOL or VOL key to adjust the volume level Press the MUTE ...

Page 24: ...sired program Press the INFO key to view the program information Press the RED key to program a recording for the selected program Press the GREEN key to program a reminder for the selected program Press the YELLOW key to view the list of previous programs and press the BLUE key for the list of the next days Favourites list Press the FAV key to display the channel and favourite channel list page P...

Page 25: ...T key to display it again Press the key to show the confirmation window Press to pause or continue recording To watch a recording press the INDEX key to display the list of recordings Press to select a file then press the OK key to start playback Timeshift in DTV mode only 1 Insert a USB storage device into the USB port 2 When viewing a digital program press the key to enable the TIMESHIFT functio...

Page 26: ...e video Previous to read the previous file Next to read the next file Stop to stop playback and return to the previous folder CharSet Font to set the subtitle font Repeat All to select the repeat mode Repeat one ALL none Set A allows you to play the video between 2 points A and B previously selected by pressing this key Playlist to view the playlist Info to view information about the video file Sl...

Page 27: ...ayed Playlist to view the list of images Info to display the current image information Resolution Size Date Time Rotate to rotate the image Enlarge to enlarge the image Reduce to reduce the image Move increase the size of the image beforehand Highlight the icon and press the OK key then press to move the image 3 Music Press to select Music in the main menu then press the OK key to display the next...

Page 28: ...Press the INFO key to display the next menu Press to select an option then press the OK key to confirm the selection Previous page to view the previous page Next page to view the next page Previous to read the previous text file Next to read the next text file Stop to stop playback and return to the previous folder CharSet Font to set the font Music to play or stop the background music To add back...

Page 29: ...ress to select CHANNEL from the main menu and press to access the settings 1 Press to select the option to set in the CHANNEL menu 2 Press to adjust the desired setting 3 Press the MENU key to return to the previous menu 4 Once the settings have been made press the EXIT key to exit the settings page Auto Tuning Press to select Auto Tuning then press the OK key to display the submenu ...

Page 30: ...s the OK key to display the submenu Program edit Press to select Program edit then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to highlight the channel you want to edit then The Red key to delete the highlighted channel The Yellow key to move the channel Enable the move mode then press to reposition the channel to the desired position and then confirm your choice by pressing the OK key The Blue ...

Page 31: ... Press to select PICTURE from the main menu and press to access the settings 1 Press to select the option to set in the PICTURE menu 2 Press to adjust the desired setting 3 Press the MENU key to return to the previous menu 4 Once the settings have been made press the EXIT key to exit the settings page Picture mode Press to select Picture mode then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to a...

Page 32: ...K key to display the submenu Press to set the option The available modes are Disable Low Medium High and Preset Aspect ratio Press to select Aspect ratio then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to set the option The available modes are Auto 16 9 4 3 Zoom1 and Zoom2 HDMI mode Press to select HDMI mode then press to set the option The available modes are Auto Video PC NOTE an HDMI device ...

Page 33: ... to select Auto Volume level then press to turn the option on or off By enabling this option the sound volume will be equalised between different programs SPDIF Mode Press to select SPDIF Mode then press to set the option The available modes are Disable PCM and Auto Audio delay Press to select Audio delay then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to set the option AD Switch Press to selec...

Page 34: ...elect Time zone then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to set the time zone Standby timer Press to select Standby timer then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to set the option The durations available are Disable 15 min 30 min 45 min 60 min 90 min 120 min 240 min Automatic standby Press to select Automatic standby without operation then press the OK key to display the subme...

Page 35: ... on or off Enter the old password using the remote control then the new one twice The default password is 0000 Set password Press to select Set password then press the OK key to display the submenu Enter the password using the remote control Block program Press to select Block program then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to highlight the desired channel then press the GREEN key to lo...

Page 36: ...the desired setting 3 Press the MENU key to return to the previous menu 4 Once the settings have been made press the EXIT key to exit the settings page OSD language Press to select OSD language then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to select the language TT language Press to select TT language then press the OK key to display the submenu Press to set the option Audio languages Press t...

Page 37: ...lue screen then press to turn the option on or off First Time installation Press to select First Time installation then press the OK key to display the submenu Enter the password using the remote control and follow the onscreen instructions Reset Press to select Reset then press the OK key Enter the password using the remote control Press to confirm your selection Software update USB Press to sele...

Page 38: ...ce is very dirty wipe it with a soft cloth that is lightly moistened with water Then wipe again with a dry soft cloth Never insert objects or liquids into the ventilation openings on your TV This could result in damage or even a short circuit or risk of electric shock Never use alcohol benzene solvent or other chemicals Do not use compressed air to remove dust ...

Page 39: ...Adjust the volume using the VOL VOL keys Press the MUTE key to cancel the silent mute mode Unplug the headphones If audio equipment is plugged in make sure it is properly connected Check that the TV and stereo equipment are properly configured Check the audio settings Noise or other type of interference Electronic equipment near the unit creates interference Check the equipment cable connections M...

Page 40: ... that the USB device is compatible and that the multimedia data formats can be read The TV turns itself off Check if the settings for Standby timer Automatic standby without signal and Automatic standby without operation are not enabled in the Time menu If the TV is used as a PC monitor check the PC power and standby settings Coloured dots appear on the screen Although the LED screen is manufactur...

Page 41: ...e product with food or liquids and due to corrosion caused by rust 3 any unauthorised incident abuse misuse modification disassembly or repair 4 any improper maintenance operation use that is not in accordance with the product instructions or incorrect voltage connection 5 any use of accessories not supplied or approved by CONTINENTAL EDISON The warranty will be void if the nameplate and or serial...

Page 42: ...at the end of the service life of this device it must not be disposed of with unsorted municipal waste It must be disposed of in the recovery and collection systems made available to you by local authorities waste disposal centres and distributors As a final consumer your role is paramount in the cycle of reuse recycling and other forms of recovery of this Electrical and Electronic Equipment You h...

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