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Operation

General information

Troubleshooting

Below is a table describing simple measures that can help you eliminate most problems likely 

to emerge when this unit is in use. If below measures do not help, turn to a service center or to the 

nearest dealer.

Symptom

Cause

Solution

No picture, no 

sound, and no 

indicator light

The power cord is not plugged in.

Contrast, brightness, sharpness, color 

and volume are all in the minimum 

value or TV is in mute mode.

Plug the power cord in.

Alter the value of contrast, 

brightness, sharpness, color and 

volume.

Picture and 

sound with 

abnormity

Contrast and color are set improperly.

Color system is set improperly.

Sound system is set improperly.

Set the value of Contrast and color 

properly.

Set the sound system properly.

Picture is spotted 

or with snow

Signal source is low-grade or the 

signal is in a lower quality.

Use the qualified signal cord.

Blue background No video signal or the signal cord is 

improperly/not connected.

Connect the signal cord properly.

No sound

No audio signal or the signal cord is 

improperly/not connected.

Connect the audio signal cord 

properly.

Set the sound system properly.

The RC does not 

work

Batteries are improperly installed or 

exhausted.

Make sure the positive and the 

negative polarities are correct.

Reattach the battery lid.

Replace the batteries.

Causes of interference

Incorporated in your TV receiver is the most up-to-date device to eliminate interference. Local 

radiation however, can create disturbances, which visibly affect your picture. Proper installations, 
a good aerial are your best safeguards against these disturbances.

•  RF INTERFERENCE: Moving ripples across the screen are caused by nearby transmitting or 

receiving short-wave radio equipment.

•  DIATHERMY: Herringbone pattern and partial picture loss can result from the operation of 

diathermy equipment from a nearby doctor’s surgery or hospital.

•  SNOW: Weak TV signals from long distant stations result in an instead picture and give the 

effect of falling snow. An antenna adjustment or antenna amplifier may be needed.

•  GHOST: Multiple image, caused by TV signals reflected back from surrounding buildings, 

hills, aircraft, etc. is minimized by correct aerial positioning.

•  CAR IGNITION: Nearby cars and electrical motors can cause small streaks across the picture 

or make the picture roll.

Summary of Contents for H-LCD3210

Page 1: ...LCD TV Instruction manual H LCD3210 LCD...

Page 2: ...s PC screen OSD operation Picture setup Audio setup Miscellaneous setup TV setup PC setup USB operation Audio file playback Photo file playback General information Troubleshooting Causes of interferen...

Page 3: ...hen the unit is unused for long periods of time When unplugging the plug always hold the wide slot do not touch the metal part and do not destroy refit twist pull or roast the power cord Please contac...

Page 4: ...not place the unit into closed space of TV for better ventilation it can reduce the product lifetime Keep a space at list 10cm at above left and right of the TV Please place all the signal cords behin...

Page 5: ...as shown in the picture Fix the finished stand assembly to the unit by screws 4 pieces B type screws as shown in the picture Wall mounting Fix the support to the unit by screws 4 pieces B type screws...

Page 6: ...en using the LCD as a computer screen connect the PC to the VGA jack from the monitor by the relevant cable AC power input is intended for connecting the unit power cord to current supply mains This u...

Page 7: ...GHT button 5 VOL LEFT button 6 MENU button 7 USB jack 8 HDMI 1 input 9 HDMI 2 input 10 HDMI 3 input 11 PC VGA input 12 SCART connector 13 S Video input 14 Composite video input 15 Y Pb Pr component in...

Page 8: ...yan button 34 Yellow button Changing the battery 1 Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the RC 2 Insert the batteries into the battery compartment making sure that the correct polarity...

Page 9: ...pects may differ for different signal sources AV signal sources Press INPUT button on the RC then press cursor buttons to cycle through the available source list as follows TV AV S Video SCART YPbPr H...

Page 10: ...eak Adaptive Luma Control switch on off Contrast Brightness Saturation and Sharpness are adjustable only in User picture mode Audio setup Sound mode Bass Treble Balance Surround Audio Video Misc TV Ge...

Page 11: ...then press red button Select the channel you want to insert then press ENTER button to confirm inserting Start channel select the number of default start channel Start activate select on off one time...

Page 12: ...Current file total time 8 Curent file info 9 Bitrate 10 Playback mode Audio file playback Press ENTER or button to start playing the file or enter into the folder Press buttons to go to previous or ne...

Page 13: ...nnected Connect the audio signal cord properly Set the sound system properly The RC does not work Batteries are improperly installed or exhausted Make sure the positive and the negative polarities are...

Page 14: ...sive scan Digital comb filter Sleep timer Quantity of channels 200 Teletext Power supply 110 240 V 50 60 Hz Power consumption 170 W Unit dimensions 680 x 220 x 585 mm Net Gross weight 12 kg 14 kg The...

Page 15: ...15 USB 15 16 16 16 18 18 18 18 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 21 21 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 23 24 25 26 26 26 27 27 27 28 29...

Page 16: ...16...

Page 17: ...17 20 50 LCD 10 18 2...

Page 18: ...18 3 4 14 4 4 4 4...

Page 19: ...19 75 DVD VCDR CAMCORDER L R PAL NTSC SECAM RCA SCART DVD S Video S Video DVD S Video VGA VGA VGA Y Pb Pr HDMI HDMI HDMI 75...

Page 20: ...1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 15 1 INPUT 2 CH UP 3 CH DOWN 4 VOL RIGHT 5 VOL LEFT 6 MENU 7 USB 8 HDMI 1 9 HDMI 2 10 HDMI 3 11 PC VGA 12 SCART 13 S Video 14 15 YPbPr 16 17 18 19...

Page 21: ...HOLD 12 TEXT 13 INDEX 14 SIZE 15 FAV 16 FAV 17 18 19 AUTO 20 MUTE 21 22 NICAM 23 CH CH 24 EXIT 25 S MODE 26 ROOT 27 REVEAL 28 SUBPAGE 29 A B 30 REPEAT 31 GOTO 32 FAV 33 34 1 2 AAA 1 5V 3 8 30 1 19 20...

Page 22: ...0 100 Zzz 0 120 INPUT TV 1 1 CH CH 0 9 1 200 P MODE 5 S MODE 8 MUTE DISPLAY ASPECT 16 9 4 3 INPUT TV AV S Video SCART YPbPr HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 VGA Multimedia ENTER INPUT TV CH CH TEXT TEXT HOLD INDEX S...

Page 23: ...23 VGA VGA MENU ENTER EXIT SCART...

Page 24: ...24 SCART ENTER 0000 ENTER ENTER MENU ENTER 1 49 75 D K 5 2 85 25 D K 6 121 25 B G 3 7 4 8 ENTER...

Page 25: ...25 1 DK 49 75 MHz AFC AFC CH CH ENTER ENTER ENTER VGA...

Page 26: ...Multimedia ENTER ENTER 004 008 Moonlight mp3 Moonlight 05 15 02 08 137 Kbps TXT PICTURE MUSIC Moonlight Im with you Burning Season My ocean 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ENTER REPEAT A B...

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Page 28: ...28 1 1 2 1 3 RCA 1 4 1 5 AAA 1 5 2 6 1 7 1 8 A 4x14 3 9 B 4x16 4 10 1 11 1 12 1...

Page 29: ...29 32 81 500 2 3000 1 8 1366 x 768 16 9 PAL SECAM DK I BG NICAM 2 x 8 USB 250 MP3 JPEG S video RCA SCART VGA HDMI 3 200 110 240 50 60 170 680 x 220 x 585 12 14...

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