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Display type

Model

Screen size
Aspect ratio
Panel resolution (pixel)

Contrast ratio
Response time

TV antenna (RF 75Ω)

Component audio

& video input

Composite video input (AV) 1
PC audio input (PC AUDIO) 1
VGA input (VGA)

HDMI input (HDMI)

USB port

Coaxial output

(COAXIAL OUT AUDIO)

TV system
Sound system
Antenna impedance

HD compatible

Wall mounting (mm)

Dimensions

(W x H x D, mm)
Weight (net) - TV only
Operating temperature

0°C – 40°C

Operating humidity

20% – 80%

LED-LCD

LE22EC05AU

54cm (21.5”)
16:9
1920 (horizontal)

x 1080 (vertical)
1000:1
5ms

1
1

1
1
1
2
1
1

PAL
B/G , I, D/K
75 Ohm

480i, 480P, 576i, 576P, 720P,

1080i, 1080P
VESA 100 x 100

PAL
B/G , I, D/K
75 Ohm

480i, 480P, 576i, 576P, 720P,

1080i, 1080P
VESA 100 x 100

527 x 335 x 42(without stand)

527 x 366 x 187 (with stand)

571 x 361 x 49(without stand)

571 x 394

x 187 (with stand)

3.2kg

0°C – 40°C
20% – 80%

LED-LCD

LE24EC05AUS

60cm (23.6”)
16:9
1920 (horizontal)

x 1080 (vertical)
1000:1
5ms

4.7kg

Summary of Contents for LE22EC05AU

Page 1: ... you for purchasing this HITACHI product To obtain the best performance and safety please read this manual carefully Please keep this manual for future reference User Manual LED LCD TV LE22EC05AU LE24EC05AUS ...

Page 2: ...onnections 9 Getting Started 16 Basic Operations 18 EPG Electronic Programme Guide 20 Recording PVR function 22 The On Screen Display OSD Menu 25 Menu Options in TV Mode 26 Menu Options in PC Mode 33 Media USB Mode 34 Cleaning and Maintenance 37 FAQs 38 39 Contents 2 ...

Page 3: ...Thank you for purchasing this HITACHI product To obtain the best performance and safety please read this manual carefully Please keep this manual for future reference Welcome 3 ...

Page 4: ...e cord near heat producing appliances such as radiators stoves or irons The excessive heat could melt the insulation and expose live wires This TV set can only be disconnected from the power supply by unplugging it from the wall socket Make sure the plug and socket are readily accessible CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION To prevent the risk of electric shock do not remove the cove...

Page 5: ...e following circumstances If you will not be using it for a long period of time If it has been subject to impact or has been dropped and is damaged If its power cord or plug or the wall socket are damaged The appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervisio...

Page 6: ...ilar Do not put any objects filled with liquids such as vases on top of the TV set Do not place any naked flame sources such as lighted candles on top of the TV Do not install the unit in an unstable space Cleaning and maintenance WARNING Be sure to disconnect the power cord before proceeding with any cleaning or maintenance task Dust the TV set by wiping the screen and cabinet with a soft clean c...

Page 7: ... the four supplied KA4 12 screws to fasten the stand to the support column as illustrated on the right There are a total of 4 screws to fasten the base to the TV support column The stand is now fully assembled Assembling the stand Contents of carton 1 x LED LCD TV 1 x Remote control 2 x AAA batteries 1 x Instruction manual 1 x Warranty card 1 x Stand base 4 x KA4 12 Screws for stand 7 ...

Page 8: ...g wall mounting brackets NOTE The distance between the holes is 100 x 100mm in width and height For wall mounting remove all three screws to remove the entire stand assembly NOTE The screws in the package are for securing the TV stand only If you are wall mounting the TV consult a qualified installer for further instructions on bracket support and wall support Assembly Cont 8 ...

Page 9: ...ency correspond with those on the TV rating label General control buttons 1 Power Stand by button 2 Input source select button SOURCE 3 Menu button MENU 4 Channel up button CH 5 Channel down button CH 6 Volume increase button VOL 7 Volume decrease button VOL 8 Remote sensor 9 Power indicator 9 ...

Page 10: ...te audio video input sockets L R VIDEO 3 Coaxial output socket COAXIAL OUT 4 USB port MEDIA 5 VGA interface input socket VGA 6 PC audio input socket PC AUDIO 7 Component video input sockets Y Pb Cb Pr Cr 8 Antenna Cable TV input socket RF 75Ω 9 Audio output socket 5 10 ...

Page 11: ... AV Connection Component YPbPr USB Connection Controls and Connections Cont Connections 11 ...

Page 12: ... VGA PC Connection HDMI Connection Controls and Connections Cont 12 ...

Page 13: ...Remote control The buttons on the remote control and similarly marked ones on the main unit perform similar functions Controls and Connections Cont 2 1 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 14 16 17 6 8 12 13 15 18 19 13 ...

Page 14: ... button HOLD 14 Sound mode select button S MODE 15 Picture mode select button P MODE 16 Menu button MENU 17 Volume control buttons 18 Sleep timer button SLEEP 19 Multidigits button EPG DVD MENU Electronic programme guide button DVD MENU No function FAV Favourite programme channel list button SIZE ZOOM Teletext size buton DVD ZOOM No function SUBTITLE Subtitle button MEDIA Media select button USB p...

Page 15: ...n Teletext or Austext is no longer available nor is there any plan for a replacement teletext service in Australia For more information please visit the websites of the Australian channel providers However one teletext option closed captions is still working on most Australian television channels This service allows you to activate subtitles while watching normal television programmes that provide...

Page 16: ...n of the unit deteriorates Precautions when using batteries Do not use old and new batteries together batteries together Note that there are chargeable and non chargeable batteries Do not attempt to charge non chargeable batteries Always remove the batteries from the remote control unit and store the unit in a dry place if you do not intend to use the remote control for more than a month Bright su...

Page 17: ...ct 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 automatically from the lowest frequency When it finds a station it will store this in the first location and move to the next When auto tuning is completed the TV will display the channels in logical channel number LCN order 6 Press MENU or EXIT...

Page 18: ...om red stand by to blue on The unit will switch to stand by mode and the power indicator turns red Basic Operations TV channel selection then choose your channel one of the following ways Press CH or CH on the main unit Press 0 9 combined if necessary to input the channel number directly Press LAST CH to go back to the previous channel you watched last time Mute function Press MUTE again or the bu...

Page 19: ...OURCE on the TV remote control to select it The input source menu appears 1 Use the up down navigation keys to move the highlighted bar to the desired source item 2 Press OK or to confirm information of the selected source name will appear on the TV screen for a few seconds Information display Press DISPLAY on the remote control the related information about the current source will appear on the s...

Page 20: ...ore you can view any EPG information you have to activate every channel for which you want to view programme information To do this use the buttons to select a channel in the left column then press OK to confirm 3 Press the button to access the column on the right containing the list of programmes for the currently selected channel Use the buttons to select a different programme and display inform...

Page 21: ...Display Press the GREEN button to show information about the selected programme Schedule Press the YELLOW button to display the Scheduled Recording and Reminders list Press to select a reminder Press the RED button to delete a reminder Remind Press the BLUE button to display a reminder menu Press to select an item to change Press OK to add the programme to the reminder list An updated reminder lis...

Page 22: ...and OK to confirm Once you are in PVR mode use the arrow keys at the bottom of the screen when watching the recording Time shift recording Use the same one touch recording method as described above for time shifting a programme you are currently watching Time shifting is the recording of TV programmes to a storage medium your USB device for viewing at a later more convenient time Use it to record ...

Page 23: ... and with a USB device properly inserted press the EPG button on your remote control to display the EPG interface Then follow steps 2 5 under EPG on page 20 2 When you have found a programme you want to set to record press the RED button on the remote control Then press OK and then you will see the scheduled programme displayed at the bottom of the screen Recording PVR function Cont NOTE When you ...

Page 24: ...n Cont To format a compatible device using the TV perform the following steps 1 Press MENU then press five times so that SETUP is displayed at the left of the window 2 Press four times so that PVR file system is highlighted in Yellow then press OK The window below will be displayed 3 Press two times so that Format is highlighted then press OK 4 Press OK then once to begin the formatting process 5 ...

Page 25: ...nly Available in DTV only Available in DTV only Available in DTV only Available in DTV only Available in DTV only The On Screen Display OSD Menu CHANNEL PICTURE SOUND Auto Tuning Picture Mode Sound Mode Treble Bass Balance Auto Volume SPDIF Mode AD Switch Contrast Brightness Colour Tint Sharpness Colour Temperature Noise Reduction ATV Manual Tuning DTV Manual Tuning Program Edit Signal Information...

Page 26: ...ting 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 BLUE button to skip it 5 Press FAV to add it to your favourite channels list If it already is one of your favourite channels pressing this button again will delete it from the list Signal information DTV ...

Page 27: ...Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press to set the picture contrast intensity Brightness Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press to set the picture brightness Colour Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press to set the picture colour intensity Tint Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press to set the picture tint only available for NTSC video signal Sharpness Press to set the pictu...

Page 28: ...your desired value for treble or bass or set your desired balance for the left and right channel speakers Auto volume Press or OK to enter the sub menu then set the automatic volume level to On or Off When set to On the volume of the channel is automatically controlled SPDIF Mode You can select the type of digital sound output from the COAXIAL connection for connecting a sound system Press or OK t...

Page 29: ...he Sleep Timer sub menu then press to set the sleep timer to off or to switch the TV off automatically after 10 20 30 60 90 120 180 or 240 minutes You can also press SLEEP repeatedly on the remote control to change the sleep timer directly Auto stand by You can select the time after which you want the TV to switch automatically to stand by Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press to set auto s...

Page 30: ...se from different classification categories as pictured on the right Lock menu Press MENU to display the main menu Press to select Lock in the main menu then press or OK to enter Lock system This allows you to turn the system lock on or off When this option is on you cannot manually search and adjust channels To change this setting you must enter a password first the default password is 0000 Set p...

Page 31: ... TV Max Volume Set the maximum volume value Clear Lock Clear all hotel mode locks Set up menu Press MENU to display the main menu Press to select Set up in the main menu then press or OK to enter OSD Language Press or OK to enter the OSD Language sub menu Press to select your preferred OSD menu language The factory default setting is English TT Language Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press...

Page 32: ... Auto 4 3 16 9 Zoom1 Zoom2 Just Scan 16 9 is the default setting NOTE Just Scan is panoramic display so black edging may appear according to the data rate Auto and Just Scan may be not available in some sources Blue screen Press or OK to set the blue screen display to On or Off Set to On it will display a blue screen when there is no signal on the currently selected source First time installation ...

Page 33: ...ll generally adjust the picture s location on the screen clock and phase according to the signal output from the PC you connected Under certain circumstances auto adjustment may not work If this happens you can adjust the position clock and phase manually H Offset V Offset Press or OK to enter the sub menu then press to adjust the horizontal or vertical position of the picture Size Press or OK to ...

Page 34: ...your selection Press EXIT to return to the main menu Alternatively use the corresponding buttons on the remote control to select the desired function Press to select Photo then press OK to enter Select Return with the buttons to return to the previous menu or select C to enter Media Photo Plug in a USB device with FAT32 format then press SOURCE to set the input source to Media Press to select Medi...

Page 35: ...will appear on the right and the song will be played automatically To show the function panel on the bottom of the screen press DISPLAY then press to select the desired function and OK to confirm your selection Press EXIT to return to the main menu Alternatively use the corresponding buttons on the remote control to select the desired function Media USB Mode Cont 35 ...

Page 36: ...enu are the same as for those in the Music menu previous page Press to select Text then press OK to enter Press to select the file you want to view in the file selection menu When highlighting the option you select the file information will appear on the right and the file can be previewed in the centre Press OK to start viewing the text in full screen Media USB Mode Cont 36 ...

Page 37: ...he TV set by wiping the screen and cabinet with a soft clean cloth If necessary wipe the outside of the unit with a clean soft cloth moistened with lukewarm water Do not use benzene thinner or alcohol as these chemicals will mar the surface finish Maintenance Do not dismantle this product by yourself as this may cause damage There are no user serviceable parts contained in the TV set If your TV se...

Page 38: ...priate colour system setting Select the appropriate sound system setting Sound or picture interference Some equipment that causes interference is close to the TV More than one device is plugged into the same power outlet An incorrect sound system mode is set Keep interference causing equipment away from the TV Plug the power cord into another separate power outlet Set a correct sound system mode f...

Page 39: ...ing mm Dimensions W x H x D mm Weight net TV only Operating temperature 0 C 40 C Operating humidity 20 80 LED LCD LE22EC05AU 54cm 21 5 16 9 1920 horizontal x 1080 vertical 1000 1 5ms 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 PAL B G I D K 75 Ohm 480i 480P 576i 576P 720P 1080i 1080P VESA 100 x 100 PAL B G I D K 75 Ohm 480i 480P 576i 576P 720P 1080i 1080P VESA 100 x 100 527x335x42 withoutstand 527x366x187 withstand 571x361x4...

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