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DVD Function

General Setup Page

Press the D.SETUP button and then press the    /    button to display the system setup menu 

page when in DVD mode.

Press 

 /   

button to move the highlight to select the following option.

Press the   button to enter the following menu and use the  

 /   

 button to select a menu 

item.

Press the OK button to confirm.

Press    button to go back to the previous menu level.

Press the D.SETUP to exit the DVD setup menu.

 

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DVD Function

 

Summary of Contents for GVADLED32

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual 18 5 47cm HD LED LCD TV COMBO GVALEDC19J...

Page 2: ...tion 21 Picture Menu 22 Sound Menu 25 Channel Menu 28 Lock Menu 33 Hotel Mode 35 Setup Menu 36 HDMI CEC Control 38 PVR and Time Shift Operation 39 PVR Setting 39 First Time Setup 39 Reset 39 USB Devic...

Page 3: ...3 Contents DVD Function 49 Specifications 52 Wall Mounting Instructions 53 Care and Maintenance 54 FAQs 55...

Page 4: ...s damaged do not your dealer Check that you have all the accessories according to the model 2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Put the TV on a stable surface Do not place any material on the TV Do not block or cove...

Page 5: ...Once Clean the TV with soft and dry cloth Safety Precautions Cont Power cord and cables must be properly routed and protect people from stepping on them and causing the TV to fall Do not block or cove...

Page 6: ...TV during lightening storms or when unused for long periods of time Safety Precautions Cont Only clean the TV with a soft and dry cloth In case of troubleshooting do not use spare parts other than th...

Page 7: ...f the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the TV Only use the attachments accessorie...

Page 8: ...d Away from damp and cold Protected from overheating and away from direct sunlight Away from moisture drips or splashes Protected from excessive dust Do not install this equipment in a confined space...

Page 9: ...WARNING TO PREVENT DAMAGEWHICH MAY RESULT IN FIRE OR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSETHIS APPLIANCETO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTIONS These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service per...

Page 10: ...10 In the Carton...

Page 11: ...ket 11 R L Connect to the R L AUDIO output socket of a DVD player Front and Back Connection of LED LCD TV Back View and Control Connections Insert the disc with the label side facing yourself Play 11...

Page 12: ...M antenna plug into the antenna socket as shown Antennas Connection To ensure good picture and sound TV antenna system needs to be installed The antenna system as shown can be sourced from TV equipmen...

Page 13: ...plug 2 X RCA plug Match the sockets colours Y is green Pb is blue Pr is red Audio left is white and Audio right in red Select YPbP input source using the SOURCE button on the remote control Basic Ins...

Page 14: ...ng the SOURCE button on the remote control HDMI Connection HDMI connection allows the user to transfer both audio and video control signals through one cable only These signals are transferred in digi...

Page 15: ...to decode the signal coming from the TV Video R L Coax USB Connection A portable USB device can be connected to the USB socket USB RF HDMI PC Audio VGA Y Pb Pr DC IN Head phone USB Connection A porta...

Page 16: ...mation OK Allows you to move select and setup the OSD options VOL Press to increase decrease the sound level CH Press to scan through channels STANDBY SOURCE Press to cycle through the input source PM...

Page 17: ...vice allows you to activate subtitles while watching normal television programs that provide it NUMBER BUTTONE Press 0 9 to select a teletext page TEXT Press to switch between TV and Teletext mode COL...

Page 18: ...c Program Guide MEDIA Press to select MEDIA mode TV Radio Select TV or Radio modes REC Record the program in DTV mode STANDBY SOURCE Press to cycle through the input source PMODE Select picture mode S...

Page 19: ...next track chapter in DVD mode NUMBER BUTTONE Press 0 9 to select a teletext page TEXT Press to switch between TV and Teletext mode COLOUR BUTTONS Select 4 preferred teletext pages HOLD Freeze the cu...

Page 20: ...teries when the remote is not used for a long time 3 Recommend using ALKALINE type batteries 20 Remote Control Setup 1 Open the cover 2 Your remote requires 2X AAA Batteries When inserting the batteri...

Page 21: ...t source list Press button to select the input source you want to watch Press OK button to enter the input source Press EXIT button to quit DVD Basic Operation Press SOURCE button on the remote contro...

Page 22: ...just Contrast Press button to select Contrast then press OK button to enter sub menu Press button to adjust 22 Basic Operation Cont Picture Menu Press MENU button to display the main menu Press button...

Page 23: ...e Use in compensating colour changed with the transmission in the NTSC system Colour Temp Press button to select Color Temperature then press button to select Available Color Temperature Normal Cool W...

Page 24: ...n press button to select Medium Strong Basic Operation Cont NR Noise Reduction Press button to select NR Noise Reduction then press button to select Available options Off Weak Medium Strong MPEG NR No...

Page 25: ...ODE button on the remote control to change the Sound Mode directly Treble Press button to select Treble then press OK button to enter sub menu Press button to adjust Bass Press button to select Bass t...

Page 26: ...Press button to select Surround Sound then press Press button to select On or O EQ Setting Press button to select EQ Setting then Press Entre button to enter submenu AVL Press button to select AVL the...

Page 27: ...escription Press button to select Audio Description then press button to select Sound Type Press button to select Sound Type then press button to select Available Sound Type Stereo Duall Dual ll Mixed...

Page 28: ...assword is 0000 Australia 1 Press button to select the option that you want to adjust in the CHANNEL menu 2 Press button to adjust 3 After finishing your adjustment press MENU button to return back to...

Page 29: ...sic Operation Cont Manual Scan Press button to select Manual Scan then press Ok button to enter submenu Digital Manual Scan Press button to select Digital Manual Scan then press Ok button to enter sub...

Page 30: ...Analog Manual Scan Press button to select Analog Manual Scan then press Ok button to enter submenu 30 Basic Operation Cont Analog Manual Scan Press button to select Analog Manual Scan then press Enter...

Page 31: ...l skip the channel automatically when using CH to view the channels Press the Blue button to set the channel to moving state then press to move it to the position you want to put The three colored key...

Page 32: ...on to select the detailed information about the signal Only available when there is signal under DTV 32 Basic Operation Cont Signal Information Press button to select Signal Information then press OK...

Page 33: ...nable Press button to select Enable then press Press button to select On or O Channel Locks Parental Rating and Lock Keypad are available when Enable is On Channel Locks Press button to select Channel...

Page 34: ...g used by young children or other unexpected usage Press button to select Lock Keypad then press button to select On or Off Parental Rating Press button to select Parental Rating then press button to...

Page 35: ...want to set as password Repeat 4 digital number to c rm new password Clear Lock Press button to select Clear Lock then press button to select NOTE The default password is 0000 Administrator password i...

Page 36: ...Off HDMI CEC Control PVR Settings OSD Language Press button to select OSD Language then press OK button to enter submenu Press button to select OSD language Auto Language Press button to select Auto L...

Page 37: ...n press OK button to enter submenu Basic Operation Cont Blue Screen Press button to select Bule Screen then press 37 Subtitle Press button to select Subtitle then press OK button to enter submenu Tele...

Page 38: ...s OK button to enter submenu Basic Operation Cont Press button to select ARC then press Press button to select HDMI CEC Control then p button to select ON to make the following 3 options valid ress HD...

Page 39: ...ubmenu It will check the USB First Time Setup Press button to select First Time Setup then press OK button to enter Default Password is 0000 Reset Press button to select Reset then press OK button to...

Page 40: ...Recording and Timeshift functions you should insert an USB device and format it in the USB Host port at the connection panel of the TV set IMPORTANT The setup will format the USB device therefore all...

Page 41: ...HIFT button on the remote control The image will the quality of the broadcasting and the free space on the USB device Press PLAY button to start viewing the programme from the point it was paused and...

Page 42: ...interface the time already recorded and the total recording time available in the USB disk are displayed To finish Recording function press STOP button or just switch to another channel Timer Recorder...

Page 43: ...ns to choose the File Manager and press OK to access Follow the on screen instructions to play the TV programs stored Press the MENU button to return to the previous window or press the EXIT button to...

Page 44: ...h Press the OK button to return to the previous window or press the EXIT button to leave the interface Press the REC button to schedule the recording of the programme selected at the programmes list F...

Page 45: ...u is valid only in DTV mode 3 HDMI AV YPbPr PC mode has no CHANNEL menu 4 Parental Rating and Channel Locks in PARENTAL CONTROL menu is invalid for HDMI AV YPbPr mode Parental Rating is invalid for AT...

Page 46: ...Press button to select the option you want to adjust in the main USB manu then press Ok button to enter Photo Press button to select PHOTO in the main menu then press OK button to enter Press button...

Page 47: ...ress button to select drive disk you want to watch then press OK button to enter Press button to select return option to back to the previous menu When highlighting the option you select the file info...

Page 48: ...r Press button to select drive disk you want to watch then press OK button to enter Press button to select return option to back to the previous menu When highlighting the option you select formation...

Page 49: ...page when in DVD mode Press button to move the highlight to select the following option Press the button to enter the following menu and use the button to select a menu item Press the OK button to co...

Page 50: ...n to confirm Press button to go back to the previous menu level Press the D SETUP to exit the DVD setup menu 49 Preference Page Press the D SETUP button and then press button to display the preference...

Page 51: ...51 DVD Function Cont 50 The default password is 0000 The administrator password is 4711 PAL Multi NTSC...

Page 52: ...6 9 Display Colours 16 7M Colours Contrast 1000 1 Viewing Angle 170 H 160 V Backlight Life 50 000 hours Pixel Pitch 0 3 H x 0 3 V Response Time 5ms HDMI Input 1 Speaker consumption L R 2x3W Voltage DC...

Page 53: ...refers to how deep the screw can go inside the mounting holes When you are buying screws you should add the original 10mm to the thickness of your mounting plate in order to get the total screw length...

Page 54: ...d disconnect your aerial to protect your TV against possible damage from lightning or power surges Reinstall your PC video card if the signal source is from your computer Maintaining your TV If you cl...

Page 55: ...your TV such as a piece of furniture that could block the remote control from connecting with the sensor on your TV 2 Have you put the batteries into the remote control the right way to and to 3 Chec...

Page 56: ...in operation 2 Turn on the auto configure or change the horizontal or vertical frequency position Poor reception 1 The TV channel you re watching may be having problems Change to another channel and s...

Page 57: ...57 Notes...

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