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Power cord and cables must be properly routed and protected

to prevent people from stepping on them and causing the TV

to fall.

Keep the TV dry and away from humidity.

Keep the TV away from heat sources.

Unplug the TV before cleaning it. Do not use solvent or liquid

to clean the TV. Once Clean the TV with soft and dry cloth.

Safety Precautions (Cont.)

The power cord and cables must be properly inserted and

protected to prevent people from stepping on them or

causing the TV to fall.

Keep the TV dry and away from humidity.

Keep the TV away from heat sources.

Unplug the TV before cleaning it. Do not use solvent or

liquid to clean the TV. Only clean the TV with a soft, dry

cloth.

Safety Precautions (Cont.)

Summary of Contents for GVAFLED32

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual 32 80cm FHD LED LCD TV GVAFLED32...

Page 2: ...4 Input Source 25 Information Display 25 Picture Mode 25 Sound Mode 25 Audio Language 25 Sleep Timer 25 EPG Electronic Program Guide 26 PVR and Time Shift Operation 27 Setting up and Connecting a Stor...

Page 3: ...3 Contents Setup Menu 40 Menu Options in PC Mode 42 Media USB Mode 43 Specifications 46 Wall Mounting Instructions 47 Care and Maintenance 48 Responsible Disposal 49 FAQs 50...

Page 4: ...dealer Check that you have all of the accessories supplied with this unit Safety Precautions Put the TV on a stable surface Do not place anything on the TV Do not use the TV with fixtures other than...

Page 5: ...olvent or liquid to clean the TV Once Clean the TV with soft and dry cloth Safety Precautions Cont 5 The power cord and cables must be properly inserted and protected to prevent people from stepping o...

Page 6: ...r incidents Unplug the TV during lightening storms or when unused for long periods of time Safety Precautions Cont 6 Do not use spare parts other than those suggested by the manufacturer Using inadequ...

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: ...N ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSETHIS APPLIANCETO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTIONS These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not...

Page 10: ...10 In the Carton 10 In the Carton Screws and Metal Plate Mini YPbPr Cable...

Page 11: ...menu on the screen 4 Press CH or CH to scan through channels 5 Press VOL or VOL to increase or decrease the volume 6 REMOTE SENSOR Infrared sensor for the remote control 7 POWER INDICATOR Show red in...

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

Page 13: ...nd Audio right in red Select YPbPr input source using the SOURCE button on the remote control AV Connection Connect the VIDEO and AUDIO output sockets of the DVD or VCR to the AV IN sockets on the TV...

Page 14: ...ut of the PC to the PC AUDIO socket on the set Select the PC input source using the SOURCE button on the remote control HDMI Connection HDMI connection allows the user to transfer both audio and video...

Page 15: ...amplifier must have the corresponding decoding functions to decode the signal coming from the TV USB Connection A portable USB device can be connected to the USB socket HD M I1 USB Connection A portab...

Page 16: ...the remote control and similarly marked ones on the main unit perform similar functions VOL VOL DISPLAY SOURCE CH CH OK OK TITLE HOLD ZOOM D MENU INPUT P MODE PMODE S MODE SMODE FREEZE SLEEP DISPLAY...

Page 17: ...V menu 12 DISPLAY Press to display the source and channel s information 13 HOLD FREEZE Hold teletext freeze picture or current page 14 SMODE Press to cycle through the different sound settings 15 PMOD...

Page 18: ...on the remote control and similarly marked ones on the main unit perform similar functions VOL VOL DISPLAY SOURCE CH CH OK OK TITLE HOLD ZOOM D MENU INPUT P MODE PMODE S MODE SMODE FREEZE SLEEP DISPLA...

Page 19: ...t playback angle codes in sequence NOTE Selectable playback angle is only available if DVD has this feature ZOOM Press to zoom in on picture AUDIO Select audio language SUBTITLE To display subtitle D...

Page 20: ...on the remote control and similarly marked ones on the main unit perform similar functions VOL VOL DISPLAY SOURCE CH CH OK OK TITLE HOLD ZOOM D MENU INPUT P MODE PMODE S MODE SMODE FREEZE SLEEP DISPLA...

Page 21: ...LOW button selects TV programming Teletext Function Teletext or Austext is no longer available nor is there any plan for a replacement teletext service in Australia For more information please visit t...

Page 22: ...t to change non chargeable batteries Remove batteries from the remote control unit if you do not intend to use the unit for a long time When disposing used batteries follow any guidelines for recyclin...

Page 23: ...te control or on the side of the TV to turn on the power to the TV The power indicator turns from red stand by to blue on The unit will switch to stand by mode and the power indicator turns red TV cha...

Page 24: ...area 4 Use the navigation keys to select the desired language then press OK to enter the Channel Tuning screen The default language of this TV is English 5 The TV will start searching channels automat...

Page 25: ...namic Mild Personal Sound Mode Press S MODE repeatedly on the remote control to select your desired sound mode from the five available modes Standard Music Movie Sports Personal Audio Language For som...

Page 26: ...t Time Installation menu will be displayed on the screen Use the buttons to select the language and then use the OK Use the buttons to select the country and then use OK button to start searching for...

Page 27: ...is not recommended that you connect a disk drive to the television for PVR that already contains data It is best to use a newly formatted and dedicated disk for recording PVR File System 1 Ensure the...

Page 28: ...7 Use the arrow buttons to select the or Hi Speed File System 8 The disk will now format Time will vary depending on the disk size and contents When format is complete the PVR FILE SYSTEM window will...

Page 29: ...DTV at the same time Select the appropriate action from th panel above and press OK to operate The icon will be appear when you start to record Time Recorder 0 12 3 4 5 6 178 9 7 2 18 8 5 6 178 9 7 2...

Page 30: ...me shift mode 5 Press the EPG button then press the YELLOW to display the Schedule List schedule list Press the RED button to delete the channel you have recorded in the schedule Press the YELLOW butt...

Page 31: ...to start time shift mode The playback will pause the recording will commence in the background To resume playback press button again You can also use to skip thought the buffered content NOTE Whilst y...

Page 32: ...stment option Press buttons to choose your desired value After having set an option press MENU to return to the upper level menu or press EXIT to quit the menu screen directly OSD Menu Structure Navig...

Page 33: ...diting the current channel 1 Press the RED button to delete the current channel 2 Press the GREEN button to rename it ATV only 3 Press the YELLOW button and the keys to move it ATV only 4 Press the BL...

Page 34: ...ss buttons to select Contrast then press OK button to enter the Contrast submenu Press buttons to set the picture contrast intensity Press OK button to confirm setting Brightness Press buttons to sele...

Page 35: ...lour Temp Press buttons to select Colour Temp then press OK button to enter the Colour Temp submenu Press buttons to change the colour temperature in sequence Cold Normal Warm Press OK button to confi...

Page 36: ...ress buttons to select the type of digital sound output from the COAXIAL connection for connecting a sound system Auto PCM Off Press OK button to confirm setting AD Switch DTV mode only Press buttons...

Page 37: ...buttons to select Sleep Timer then press OK button to enter submenu You can set the Sleep Timer On to switch off the TV automatically after a certain time Press buttons to select Sleep Time option in...

Page 38: ...Daylight Saving Time to On or Off Lock Menu Press MENU to display the main menu Press buttons to select LOCK in the main menu press or OK button to enter Lock System Press buttons to select Lock Syst...

Page 39: ...elect Key Lock then press OK button to enter submenu Press buttons to set Key Lock On or Off If Key Lock option is turned On the buttons on side of the TV will not function You can only operate the TV...

Page 40: ...cked t input source when you switch on the TV main unit t ATV channel when you switch on the TV mum volume value mode locks r OK n er re err r b men r ele ex A r r ex r s Auto OSD Language On Screen D...

Page 41: ...ons to select Yes or No to restore factory settings Press OK button to confirm setting NOTE Reset will clear all settings and set TV back to default settings Software Update USB Press buttons to selec...

Page 42: ...ubmenu Press buttons to adjust display size Phase Press buttons to select Phase then press OK button to enter submenu Press buttons to adjust the phase of the picture Position Reset Press buttons to s...

Page 43: ...he centre Press OK to start a slide show To button then select Yes or press OK To show the function panel on the bottom of the screen press DISPLAY then press to select the desired selection Press EXI...

Page 44: ...unction panel on the bottom of the screen press DISPLAY then press EXIT to return to the main menu Alternatively use the corresponding buttons on the remote control to select the desired function Medi...

Page 45: ...s for those in the Music menu previous page Press to select Text then press OK to enter Press highlighting the option you select the centre Press OK to start viewing the text in full screen Media USB...

Page 46: ...y Colours 16 7M Colours Contrast 1200 1 Viewing Angle 170 H 160 V Backlight Life 50 000 hours Pixel Pitch 0 36375 H x 0 36375 V Response Time 6 5ms HDMI Input 3 Speaker consumption L R 2x6W Voltage AC...

Page 47: ...ove the stand Wall mounting the Device If you are mounting the device please c or further instructions on bracket support and wall support Moun tion 200 mm x 200 mm using screw size M6 not supplied Le...

Page 48: ...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 49: ...c products contain substances that can have a detrimental effect on the environment and human health if disposed of inappropriately Observe any local regulations regarding the disposal of electrical c...

Page 50: ...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 51: ...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...

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