ES-A185104
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Read the manual carefully and ensure you have fully understood
its contents before operating this device for the first time.
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Page 1: ...ES A185104 1 Read the manual carefully and ensure you have fully understood its contents before operating this device for the first time Italiano Espa ol English Fran ais Nederlands Portugu s Deutsch...
Page 2: ...English Read the manual carefully and ensure you have fully understood its contents before operating this device for the first time...
Page 3: ...t the owner of the rights of the content you wish to record or playback The Index Glossary explains certain terms used in this user manual and in the TV menu Read these instructions Follow all instruc...
Page 4: ...ything unusual immediately remove the power plug In case of fire use preferably a CO2 gas or powder fire extinguisher If such extinguishers are not accessible try to isolate the electrical supply befo...
Page 5: ...wer off don t turn it on again in 5 seconds Frequent switching power supply in a short period of time can cause abnormal TV Power plug and power cable Do not touch the power plug with wet hands Do not...
Page 6: ...ilation slots Such objects may cause short circuits which may cause fire If something should get inside the unit immediately unplug the power plug of the device and contact service support The LED scr...
Page 7: ...of TV are heating up for the first time The materials that we use fully meet the environmental requirements and regulations Your TV is working just fine and the fumes from the off gassing will diminis...
Page 8: ...arest hospital Modification Do not attempt to modify this product in any way Unauthorized modification could void the warranty of this unit cause electric shock and fires Remote Control batteries Inco...
Page 9: ...for UK Accessories List The following accessories are included with TV Product image is only for reference actual product may vary in appearance Parts of the software function changes with the system...
Page 10: ...nt of the TV at any time because the screen could crack Product images are only for reference actual product may vary in appearance NOTE Follow the illustrations and textual instructions below to comp...
Page 11: ...ine Power Cable Cable Clamp 2 After finish arranging the Power Cable install the Side Cap back to the Column Base Push down The bottom of Side Cap needs to overlap with the Marking Line inside the bas...
Page 12: ...d Spacer not provided Rear cover of the TV Wall mount hole pattern VESA mm 400 200 Wall mount screw size mm M6 The diameter and length of the screws differ depending on the wall mount bracket model Fo...
Page 13: ...emote signals from the remote control Do not put anything near the sensor as its function may be affected Power indicator The light is red in standby mode Standby Source Press the single button when i...
Page 14: ...ll A V devices have the ability to connect to a TV please refer to the user s manual of your A V device for compatibility and connections procedure Before connecting external equipment remove the main...
Page 15: ...e less than 10 meters Wireless setup Connect your TV to your network wirelessly you need a wireless router or modem See the illustration below The built in Wireless LAN Adapter supports the IEEE 802 1...
Page 16: ...Speaker ANT AV IN DIGITAL AUDIO OUT HDMI HDMI ARC HDMI HDMI cable not included HDMI cable not included Cables are not included HDMI Audio Amplifier Speaker HDMI ARC HDMI DVD Blu Ray AV receiver Set t...
Page 17: ...port supports a voltage of 5V SMART CARD CAM CARD 1 2 NOTES Before you insert remove the CI module ensure that the TV is switched off Then insert the CI card into the CI module in accordance with the...
Page 18: ...the OSD menus 13 Return to previous menu 14 Playpad keys 15 HOME Enter the Smart 16 VOL Adjust the volume 17 CH Switch channel 18 MUTE Mute or restore the TV sound 19 TXT Turn on off the teletext fun...
Page 19: ...uttons 12 Allows you to navigate the OSD menus and adjust the system settings to your preference 13 OK Confirm the selection in the OSD menus 14 Return to previous menu 15 Playpad keys 16 HOME Enter t...
Page 20: ...avigate the OSD menus and adjust the system settings to your preference 10 OK Confirm the selection in the OSD menus 11 BACK Return to previous menu 12 EXIT Exit the menu 13 HOME Enter the Smart 14 CH...
Page 21: ...trol Remote Control Remote Control Operation Range NOTES Product image is only for reference actual product may vary in appearance Handling the Batteries Incorrect use of batteries may cause corrosion...
Page 22: ...te the TV Time Zone Select the local time zone according to your region Wireless Network If your TV does not automatically detect an Ethernet connection then use a wireless network select your network...
Page 23: ...rating label Receiving systems Analog PAL D K B G I SECAM D K B G Digital DVB T T2 DVB C DVB S S2 Wireless LAN Module specifications Model ZDGFMT7668AU Frequency Range 2 4 2 4835GHz 5 15 5 85GHz Outp...
Page 24: ...LAN Module specifications Model ZDGFMT7668AU Frequency Range 2 4 2 4835GHz 5 15 5 85GHz Output Power Max 2 4 2 4835GHz 18dBm 5 15 5 25GHz 14 5dBm 5 25 5 35GHz DFS Band 14 5dBm 5 49 5 71GHz DFS TPC Ban...
Page 25: ...usehold waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Batteries In accordance with the Battery Directive used batteries should not be disposed of in the domestic waste Dispose you...
