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Controls and Connections

(Cont.)

HDMI connection

Composite video (CVBS) connection

Controls and Connections

(Cont.)

HDMI connection

Use an HDMI cable to connect the

unit with other devices to receive high

definition multimedia signal.

HDMI cable

(not included)

Composite video (CVBS) connection

For basic connection, use the composite

Audio L/R (white/red) and CVBS (yellow)

cable to connect the unit with other

devices.

AV cable

(not included)

Back of DVD/VCR

AV IN

VIDEO R --AUDIO--

E
A

HDMI1

HDMI2

HDMI3

Controls and Connections

(Cont.)

HDMI connection

Use an HDMI cable to connect the

unit with other devices to receive high

definition multimedia signal.

HDMI cable

(not included)

Composite video (CVBS) connection

For basic connection, use the composite

Audio L/R (white/red) and CVBS (yellow)

cable to connect the unit with other

devices.

AV cable

(not included)

Back of DVD/VCR

AV IN

VIDEO R --AUDIO--

E
A

HDMI1

HDMI2

HDMI3

Summary of Contents for GVA32DLEDV

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual 32 80cm HD LED LCD TV GVA32DLEDV...

Page 2: ...13 Getting Started 20 Basic Operations 21 Electronic Program Guide EPG 23 Recording 24 USB Mode 27 Media Playback 27 Photo 27 Music 28 Movie 29 Text 29 Menu 30 Picture menu DTV ATV mode 31 Sound menu...

Page 3: ...ing flash with an arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert you to the presence of non insulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficientma...

Page 4: ...ke sure it is installed securely If the antenna touches a power line contact with the antenna could result in fire electric shock or serious injury Install the unit at an adequate distance from the wa...

Page 5: ...wires resulting in fire or electric shock Always grasp the plug when disconnecting the power cord Pulling the cord can damage the internal wire and may cause a fire Unplug this TV during lightning st...

Page 6: ...upervision or instructions concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the TV Cleaning and maintenance...

Page 7: ...er to affix the stand to the panel as illustrated in Fig 5 below Fig 3 Fig 4 IMPORTANT Make sure the TV set is unplugged from the power supply before installing or removing the stand The TV panel may...

Page 8: ...ctions on bracket support and wall support Wall mounting instructions Fig 6 8 The 24 television set is equipped with holes on the back panel for use with wall mounting brackets not included Please use...

Page 9: ...vigation button 17 Down navigation button 18 MENU Display the main menu press it again to return to the previous menu page 19 EXIT Exit the menu page TV 20 P MODE Switch the picture mode 21 S MODE Swi...

Page 10: ...you to activate subtitles while watching normal television programs that provide it 10 Remote Control Cont SIZE Switch TELETEXT size TV SUBPAGE Enter TELETEXT sub page Start or pause playing 33 Move...

Page 11: ...and environmental conditions They should normally last for about one year If the remote control fails to work even when it is operated near the player replace the batteries Precautions when using bat...

Page 12: ...trol sensor Do not use this remote control while simultaneously operating a remote control of other devices Fig 2 Remote control sensor Remote Control Cont 10 Remote Control Cont SIZE Switch TELETEXT...

Page 13: ...u setting page 8 INPUT button select the input source 9 POWER button switch the TV on or to standby 13 Controls and Connections Main unit controls and sockets 1 LED LCD screen 2 Remote control sensor...

Page 14: ...output terminal 14 Controls and Connections Cont Main unit back view controls and sockets 1 Built in speakers 2 EARPHONE output terminal 3 PC AUDIO input terminal 4 VGA input terminal 5 YPbPr video i...

Page 15: ...ntenna amplifier 75 antenna plug Antenna amplifier power plug Indoor antenna amplifier 15 Controls and Connections Cont Connecting to an AC power source IMPORTANT Ensure all the cables are disconnecte...

Page 16: ...yellow cable to connect the unit with other devices AV cable not included Back of DVD VCR AV IN VIDEO R AUDIO L PHONE EAR HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 16 Controls and Connections Cont HDMI connection Use an HDM...

Page 17: ...with an amplifier or other audio decoding device for coaxial S PDIF audio signal output cable not included PC AUDIO RF IN VGA COAX USB 17 Controls and Connections Cont PC VGA connection Use a VGA and...

Page 18: ...nection Back of DVD VCR Audio cable not included AV IN VIDEO R AUDIO L Earphone connection Earphone cable not included PHONE EAR HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 18 Controls and Connections Cont Component YPbPr mini...

Page 19: ...he USB 1 port for playback of video music photo multimedia files 19 Controls and Connections Cont USB connection for USB mode Insert a USB memory device into the USB 1 port for playback of video music...

Page 20: ...y mode the indicator will glow red First use When you switch on the TV for the first time the First Time Installation menu will be displayed on the screen as illustrated below OSD language Use the but...

Page 21: ...in to restore sound Picture and sound mode Press the P MODE button on the remote control repeatedly to select the picture mode directly available options Standard Mild Personal Dynamic Press the S MOD...

Page 22: ...nel and press OK to watch it Teletext Press the TEXT button on the remote control to view the available teletext information Press OK to hide the information NOTE See the note on page iii for importan...

Page 23: ...e you can view any EPG information you have to activate every channel for which you want to view program information To do this use the buttons to select a channel in the left column then press OK to...

Page 24: ...watch a recorded program Press the INDEX button on the remote control to display the PVR Settings page Alternatively go to the Setup Menu and select PVR Settings Highlight File Manager and press OK to...

Page 25: ...the tool bar pictured below will appear on the screen Use the buttons to select Play then and press OK to play the program in time shift mode Use the keys then press OK to select a function such as Fa...

Page 26: ...rience some difficulty with a scheduled recording at different times without removing the USB recording device You will need to remove the USB device as it is required to reset after each recording to...

Page 27: ...tegory Use the buttons to select the desired folder or file then press OK to open the folder or start playing the file When playing photo files Press the DISPLAY button on the remote control to hide d...

Page 28: ...he desired folder or file then press OK to open the folder or start playing the file When playing music files Press the CH button on the remote control to switch between Player and File List Press the...

Page 29: ...ns to display the previous next page Input your desired page using the number buttons then press OK to go to the desired page Press the BLUE button on the remote to display the Quick Menu press it aga...

Page 30: ...ubmenus Press OK or to enter the submenu page Press the buttons to select the preferred option Press the buttons to adjust the value Press the MENU button to return to the previous menu page Press the...

Page 31: ...s item to adjust the optimum colour temperature for suitable viewing Available options Normal Cool Warm Aspect Ratio U se this item to adjust the video size Available options 4 3 Full Zoom1 Zoom2 Just...

Page 32: ...off Surround Sound simulation EQ Setting Use this item to set the equalizer Available EQ Modes Off Rock Pop Jazz User AVL Auto Volume Level Use this item to turn on off the AVL function SPDIF Use thi...

Page 33: ...ot user adjustable Strength This displays the signal strength of the current channel It is not user adjustable Analog Manual Scan Press OK or to enter Analog Scan Press to fine tune Channel to Save Se...

Page 34: ...channel Press the GREEN button on the remote control to skip the highlighted channel Press the BLUE button on the remote control to enter Move mode Use the buttons to select the preferred position the...

Page 35: ...password 4711 Enable Use this item to enable disable the lock system Channel Locks Press OK or to enter Press the button to select the channel you want to lock Press OK repeatedly to lock unlock the...

Page 36: ...ock of available sources Default source Set the default source Default DTV program Set the default digital program Default ATV program Set the default analog program Backup to USB Backup the data to U...

Page 37: ...ired function when this mode is on only adjustable if there is a signal Teletext Press OK or to enter Then you can select the desired digital Teletext language and decoding page language See the note...

Page 38: ...nd when Auto Sync is off you can adjust the Date and Time Power On Timer Turn the auto power on timer on or off You can adjust the Time Power On Source Power On Channel when this timer is on Power Off...

Page 39: ...beginning Press the GREEN button to delete the highlighted file Press the YELLOW button to delete all recorded files Press the BLUE button to zoom in out Device List In this item you can check the ava...

Page 40: ...ay Channel Press the buttons to select the desired channel Start Time Press the buttons to select the desired start date and time of the recording End Time Press the buttons to select desired end date...

Page 41: ...the preferred item Press OK or to enter the submenu press the buttons to adjust the value Auto Adjust Use this item to adjust the PC screen automatically H Position Use this item to adjust the horizon...

Page 42: ...000 1 Aspect Ratio 16 9 Response Time 8 ms Viewing Angle 178 H 178 V Visible Range 697 68 H 392 26 V mm Life Time 30 000 hrs Power Source AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Power Consumption 60W Operation Temperatur...

Page 43: ...m with new ones Make sure to point the remote control at the remote control sensor and try it again Make sure to use the remote control at a distance of no more than 6m from the remote control sensor...

Page 44: ...elocate the unit or move the equipment Problems relating to the USB device Symptom Solution My player does not recognise my USB device or my external hard disk when connected to the DVD player s USB p...

Page 45: ...45 Notes...

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