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Coloured Buttons (RED/GREEN/YELLOW/
BLUE)
Your TV supports both
FASTEXT
and
TOP text
systems. When these systems are available, the
pages are divided into groups or topics. When
FASTEXT
system is available, sections in a teletext
page will become colour-coded and can be selected
by pressing the coloured buttons. Press a coloured
button that corresponds to with your needs. The
coloured writings will appear, showing you which
coloured buttons to use when
TOP text
transmission
is present. Pressing “ ” or “ ” commands will request
the next or previous page respec tively.
Digital Teletext
• Press the “
” button.
The digital teletext information appears.
•
Operate it with the coloured buttons, cursor buttons
•
and
OK
button.
The operation method may differ depending on the
contents of the digital teletext.
Follow the instructions displayed on the digital teletext
screen.
When the “
•
” button is pressed, the TV returns to
television broadcasting.
The aspect ratio (picture shape) when watching
•
a channel with just digital teletext broadcasting is
the same as the aspect ratio of the picture viewed
previously.
Tips
Screen Care
: Clean the screen with a slightly damp,
soft cloth. Do not use abrasive solvents as they may
damage the coating layer of the TV screen. For your
safety, unplug the mains plug when cleaning the set.
When moving the TV, hold it properly from the bottom
of the unit.
Image Persistence
: Please note that ghosting may
occur while displaying a persistent image. On LED
TVs’ image persistence may disappear after a short
time. Try turning the TV off for a while.
To avoid this, do not leave the screen in still picture
for extended periods.
No Power
: If your TV system has no power, please
check the main power cable and connection to the
mains socket outlet.
Poor Picture
: Have you selected the correct TV
system? Is your TV set or house aerial located too close
to a non-earthed audio equipment or neon lights, etc.?
Mountains or high buildings can cause double pictures
or ghost images. Sometimes you can improve the
picture quality by changing the direction of the aerial.
Is the picture or teletext unrecognisable? Check if you
have entered the correct frequency. Please retune the
channels. The picture quality may degrade when two
peripherals are connected to the TV at the same time.
In such a case, disconnect one of the peripherals.
No Picture
: Is the aerial connected properly? Are the
plugs connected tightly to the aerial socket? Is the
aerial cable damaged? Are suitable plugs used to
connect the aerial? If you are in doubt, consult your
dealer. No Picture means that your TV is not receiving
a transmission. Have you selected the correct button
on the remote control? Try once more. Also make sure
the correct input source has been selected.
Sound
: If you cannot hear any sound, check to see if
the “
” button has been pressed. If sound is coming
from only one speaker, check if the audio balance has
been set to one extreme.
Remote Control
: Your TV no longer responds to the
remote control. Perhaps the batteries are exhausted.
If so you can still use the local buttons on the TV.
Input Sources
: If you cannot select an input source,
it is possible that no device is connected. Check
the AV cables and connections if you have tried to
connect a device
Recording Unavailable
: To record a programme, you
should
fi
rst connect a USB disk to your TV while the
TV is switched off. You should then switch on the TV to
enable recording feature. Otherwise, recording feature
will not be available. If you cannot perform recording,
try switching off the TV and then re-inserting the USB
device while the TV is switched off.
USB Is too Slow
: If “USB is too slow” message is
displayed on the screen while starting a recording,
try restarting the recording. If you still get the same
error, it is possible that your USB disk does not meet
the speed requirements. Try connecting another
USB disk.
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