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Overview of the device

Overview of the device

Front

VOL +/VOL -

: Set the volume or navigate in the menu

CH + /CH -

: Select a channel or navigate in the menu

MENU

: Call up the on-screen menu to change settings on your device

SOURCE

: Select source

PLAY

: For playing back DVDs

EJECT

: Eject button (DVD)

POWER

: Standby button: Switches the device on or into standby mode

Operating light: Lights up red when the device is in standby mode.
Lights up blue when the device is switched on.
Infrared sensor: Reception ﬁ eld for the infrared signals from the remote control.

LCD screen

Rear

VIDEO L-R (AV IN)

: Audio/video input (RCA)

USB 5V

max. 500mA

: USB connection for connecting an external storage medium for playing back me-

dia / PVR recording

HDMI ARC/CEC

: HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output

: Aerial connection (DVB-T/analogue)

SPDIF COAX OUT

: Digital audio output (coaxial)

YPbPr

: YPbPr components input (RCA)

: Connection for connecting a PC

PC AUDIO IN

: Audio connection for PC sound playback

EARPHONE OUT

: For connecting headphones with a 3.5 mm jack plug

POWER DC 12V

: Connector for mains adapter or for car adaptor

DVD player

Fixing holes for a wall bracket

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Summary of Contents for E12471

Page 1: ...arts 6 About these operating instructions 9 Safety instructions 11 Declaration of conformity 15 Overview of the device 16 Operation 18 Installation 18 Operation 24 Navigating within the menu 26 Media Player 36 DVD mode 43 Troubleshooting 48 Storage when not in use 50 Disposal 50 Technical data 51 Service information 53 Legal Notice 53 Warranty Details 54 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts Notic...

Page 2: ...arts 6 About these operating instructions 9 Safety instructions 11 Declaration of conformity 15 Overview of the device 16 Operation 18 Installation 18 Operation 24 Navigating within the menu 26 Media Player 36 DVD mode 43 Troubleshooting 48 Storage when not in use 50 Disposal 50 Technical data 51 Service information 53 Legal Notice 53 Warranty Details 54 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts Notic...

Page 3: ...ht Infrared sensor 7 LCD screen 8 VIDEO L R AV IN 9 USB 5V max 500mA 10 HDMI ARC CEC 11 RF 12 SPDIF COAX OUT 13 YPbPr 14 PC 15 PC AUDIO IN 16 EARPHONE OUT 17 POWER DC 12V 3A 18 DVD player 19 Fixing holes for a wall bracket 20 MUTE 21 ASPECT PROGRAMM DVD mode 22 Number buttons 23 SWAP 24 SOURCE 25 Direction buttons 26 INFO 27 EPG A B DVD mode 28 VOL 29 USB 30 Colour media buttons 31 LIST SEARCH DVD...

Page 4: ...ht Infrared sensor 7 LCD screen 8 VIDEO L R AV IN 9 USB 5V max 500mA 10 HDMI ARC CEC 11 RF 12 SPDIF COAX OUT 13 YPbPr 14 PC 15 PC AUDIO IN 16 EARPHONE OUT 17 POWER DC 12V 3A 18 DVD player 19 Fixing holes for a wall bracket 20 MUTE 21 ASPECT PROGRAMM DVD mode 22 Number buttons 23 SWAP 24 SOURCE 25 Direction buttons 26 INFO 27 EPG A B DVD mode 28 VOL 29 USB 30 Colour media buttons 31 LIST SEARCH DVD...

Page 5: ...ht Infrared sensor 7 LCD screen 8 VIDEO L R AV IN 9 USB 5V max 500mA 10 HDMI ARC CEC 11 RF 12 SPDIF COAX OUT 13 YPbPr 14 PC 15 PC AUDIO IN 16 EARPHONE OUT 17 POWER DC 12V 3A 18 DVD player 19 Fixing holes for a wall bracket 20 MUTE 21 ASPECT PROGRAMM DVD mode 22 Number buttons 23 SWAP 24 SOURCE 25 Direction buttons 26 INFO 27 EPG A B DVD mode 28 VOL 29 USB 30 Colour media buttons 31 LIST SEARCH DVD...

Page 6: ...ol 19 Connecting the antenna 19 Connecting the mains adapter 19 Switching the Full HD LED LCD TV on and off 19 Use of the multimedia connections 20 Channel search after switching on for the ﬁrst time 22 Operation 24 Selecting channels 24 Setting the volume 24 Picture settings 24 Displaying channel information 25 Opening a favourites list 25 Selecting the source 25 Navigating within the menu 26 Pic...

Page 7: ... functions 43 Navigating MP3 and JPEG data media 45 SETUP menu in DVD mode 46 Troubleshooting 48 Do you need more help 49 Full HD LED LCD TV pixel faults 49 Cleaning 50 Storage when not in use 50 Disposal 50 Technical data 51 Service information 53 Legal Notice 53 Warranty Details 54 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts Notice 55 IMA 21571 Content V2 0 indd 8 IMA 21571 Content V2 0 indd 8 29 11 2...

Page 8: ...h if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE This signal word warns of possible damage to property Please follow the guidelines in the operating instructions This symbol gives you useful additional information on assembly or operation The RCM is the compliance mark for all applicable Australian Communications and Media Authority ACMA regulatory arrangements including all techni...

Page 9: ... in extreme environmental conditions This product is intended for use in dry indoor areas only This device is not designed to be used as a data monitor for ofﬁce workplaces Full HD Your Full HD LED LCD TV is equipped with the feature Full HD This means that it is capable of displaying high reso lution television programmes HDTV The prerequisite for this is a HDTV signal Package contents Please che...

Page 10: ...ectric shock Risk of electric shock short circuit and ﬁre Never open the housing of the Full HD LED LCD TV and never insert any objects through the slots and openings into the Full HD LED LCD TV WARNING Overheating Risk of ﬁre Overheating can damage the Full HD LED LCD TV and lead to a risk of ﬁre The slots and openings on the TV are for ventilation purposes Do not cover these openings e g with ne...

Page 11: ...y There is a risk of injury with candles and other open ﬂames Keep candles and other open ﬂames away from this device at all times in order to prevent the spread of ﬁre Make sure that there is enough clearance from the sides of the furniture unit Ensure a minimum clearance of 10 cm around the device for sufﬁcient ventilation Avoid dazzle reﬂections and strong bright dark contrast in order to prote...

Page 12: ...for long periods remove the plug from the socket and the aerial cable from the aerial socket NOTICE Risk of damage Large changes in temperature or ﬂuctuations in humidity can cause moisture to build up due to condensation within the Full HD LED LCD TV which can cause an electrical short circuit After transporting the Full HD LED LCD TV wait until it has reached ambient temperature before switching...

Page 13: ... by means of high power output Never short circuit the batteries Never expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunlight ﬁre or similar sources of heat Do not dismantle or deform the batteries You could injure your hands or ﬁngers or battery ﬂuid could come into contact with your eyes or skin If this happens rinse the affected areas with plenty of clean water and con sult a doctor immediatel...

Page 14: ...quirements DVD player The DVD player is a Class 1 laser product The device has a safety system that prevents dangerous laser rays from escaping during normal use To avoid eye injuries never tamper with or damage the safety system of the device IMA 21571 Content V2 0 indd 15 IMA 21571 Content V2 0 indd 15 29 11 2019 08 53 05 29 11 2019 08 53 05 ...

Page 15: ...emote control 7 LCD screen Rear 8 VIDEO L R AV IN Audio video input RCA 9 USB 5V max 500mA USB connection for connecting an external storage medium for playing back me dia PVR recording 10 HDMI ARC CEC HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output 11 RF Aerial connection DVB T analogue 12 SPDIF COAX OUT Digital audio output coaxial 13 YPbPr YPbPr components input RCA 14 PC Connection for connecting...

Page 16: ...EN Intended for use in certain menus Previous title YELLOW Intended for use in certain menus Stop playback Next title BLUE Intended for use in certain menus DVD Eject button 31 LIST Open channel list SEARCH DVD for selecting a desired section on a DVD 32 REPEAT Select the repeat play mode in USB mode T SHIFT Start stop timeshift recording This function is only available in DTV mode and with connec...

Page 17: ... ﬁlm can be swallowed or used improperly Therefore there is a risk of suffocation Keep packaging material such as plastic ﬁlm or plastic bags away from children Installation Attach the stand as shown in the illustration Carry out this step before connecting up the Full HD LED LCD TV ST3 x 8 4PCS Place a soft cushioned material on top of a ﬂat surface to prevent damaging the screen panel Then place...

Page 18: ...ction on the Full HD LED LCD TV Connecting the mains adapter Insert the jack plug on the supplied mains adapter into the POWER DC IN socket 17 on the device Connect the mains plug on the device to an easily accessible 100 240 V 50 Hz mains socket NOTICE Risk of damage Using a different mains adapter may damage the device Only use the supplied mains adapter Switching the Full HD LED LCD TV on and o...

Page 19: ...he YPbPr inputs and outputs of the equipment with a YPbPr cable If any of the connected devices have YPbPr connections to mini jack please use an appropriate YPbPr adapter 5x RCA mini jack optional HDMI HDMI high deﬁnition multimedia interface is an interface for digital video and audio transmission It has the highest quality of transmission and can also play Ultra HD resolution from version 2 0 U...

Page 20: ...phone out The headphone socket is used for connecting a pair of headphones with a stereo mini jack connection Connect the headphones to the stereo mini jack of the device On some devices this will mute the speakers Otherwise you should perform all necessary settings in the sound menu to coordinate the speaker and head phone signals CAUTION Risk of hearing damage To prevent possible damage to your ...

Page 21: ...tons to select the reception type DTV ATV search for digital and analogue TV channels ATV search for analogue TV channels DTV search for digital TV channels LCN Logical Channel Numbering Select the setting ON if you want to order the channels based on a preset channel list if available AUTO CHANNEL UPDATE If this function is set to ON available channels will be searched for when the TV is in stand...

Page 22: ...e if the option ADVANCED has been selected in search mode SYMBOL RATE Set the symbol rate Once all of the settings have been completed select START and then press ENTER 39 Auto Scan Scanning 421 0 MHz Digital Channels Found DTV 23 Radio 0 Data 0 MENU Stop EXIT Exit The device will now search for the different types of channels in sequence Wait for it to ﬁnish You can quit the search process premat...

Page 23: ...TANDARD MUSIC MOVIE PER SONAL The PERSONAL setting is deﬁned in the SOUND SOUND MODE menu Picture settings Use the PICTURE button 41 to switch between the following sound modes DYNAMIC STANDARD MILD PER SONAL The PERSONAL setting is deﬁned in the PICTURE PICTURE MODE menu Depending on the programme the pictures are transmitted in the formats 4 3 or 16 9 Use the ASPECT button 21 to adjust the pictu...

Page 24: ... Navigate to CHANNEL FAVOURITE MANAGER and click ENTER Press the corresponding colour button 30 to add channels to FAVOURITELIST 1 2 3 4 respectively Selecting the source Use the SOURCE button on the remote control 24 or on the device 3 to call up the list of sources DTV Digital TV operation digital cable connection DVB T DVB T2 HD ATV Analogue TV operation analogue cable connection AV Audio Video...

Page 25: ...ction buttons 25 to enter a value or make another selection The MENU button returns you to the previous menu at any time Close the menu with the EXIT button 38 Please note that the menu will close automatically if no button is pressed You can select the following main menus PICTURE menu SOUND menu CHANNEL menu LOCK SYSTEM menu SETUP menu Due to technical changes the menus described here may differ...

Page 26: ...or decrease colour on a scale of 0 100 HUE Hue settings only available for NTSC reception COLOUR TEMP Select the colour temperature STANDARD COOL and WARM ASPECT RATIO Set the picture format here This function corresponds to the A S P E C T button 21 SCREEN MODE If you are using an HDMI input you can change the settings for the HDMI mode here AUTO VIDEO or PC This setting is only available in HDMI...

Page 27: ...ge by 500 Hz on a scale of 50 to 50 1 2 KHZ Increase or decrease the frequency range by 1 2 kHz on a scale of 50 to 50 3 0 KHZ Increase or decrease the frequency range by 3 0 kHz on a scale of 50 to 50 7 5 KHZ Increase or decrease the frequency range by 7 5 kHz on a scale of 50 to 50 10 KHZ Increase or decrease the frequency range by 10 kHz on a scale of 50 to 50 AVL The AVL Automatic Volume Limit...

Page 28: ...The default setting is AUTO only for search modes AD VANCED or FULL FREQUENCY only DVB C Set the frequency The standard setting is AUTO Only active if the option ADVANCED has been selected in search mode SYMBOL RATE only in DVB C mode Set the symbol rate only for search modes ADVANCED or FULL Once all of the settings have been completed select START and then press E N T E R MANUAL SCAN only for DV...

Page 29: ...de When the device ﬁnds new or not yet available channels a menu will be displayed that you can use to accept or reject the changes CHANNEL EDIT You will see the currently saved channels here You can make the following settings for each channel DELETE Select the channel that you want to delete and press the red button 30 The selected channel is then deleted SKIP Select the channel that you want to...

Page 30: ...tion CHANNEL LOCKS Deﬁne here which channels should be locked PARENTAL RATING Here you can select the age This option is only available in DTV mode LOCK KEYPAD You can switch the key lock for the operating elements on the LCD TV on or off here The LCD TV can then only be operated via the remote control NEW PASSWORD Enter a new 4 digit password The following option CONFIRM PASSWORD will then appear...

Page 31: ...MARY LANGUAGE SUBTITLE SECONDARY LANGUAGE SUBTITLE PRIMARY LANGUAGE Set the primary subtitle language SUBTITLE SECOND ARY LANGUAGE Set the secondary subtitle language HEARING IMPARED If the channel transmits special audio signals for the hearing im paired you can change the setting to ON to receive these signals This option is only available in DTV mode TELETEXT DIGITAL TELETEXT LANGUAGE Select th...

Page 32: ...TROL HOME MENU Display the Home menu of the connected CEC device OPTION Display the Option menu of the connected CEC device CONTENT Display the Content menu of the connected CEC device DEVICE LIST The connected CEC devices are listed here To update the list select RE SET and press ENTER 39 PVR SETTINGS only with connect ed USB memory medium FILE MANAGER Call up the ﬁle manager to manage the PVR re...

Page 33: ...umber buttons to set the exact time hours minutes END TIME When entering the END TIME proceed in the same way as for the START TIME Then select SAVE The recording will now be added to the list of planned recordings FIRST TIME SETUP You can access the menu for the initial installation here RESET Here you can reset the device to the factory settings Channel list Press the L I S T 31 or E N T E R 37 ...

Page 34: ...ecording will now be shown in the list of all recordings FILE MANAGER You can call up the PVR recordings list under SETUP PVR SETTINGS FILE MANAGER in the OSD menu Timeshift recording function You have the option to pause the current programme and then resume playing later In TV mode press the T S H I F T button 32 This pauses the current programme Timeshift recording is now running in the backgro...

Page 35: ... remote control or press the S O U R C E button 24 on the remote control or the device and then use the buttons 25 to select the source USB Conﬁrm with ENTER 39 Alternatively press the USB button 29 on the remote control to open the media player Main menu for the media player After accessing the media player via USB as described above you are taken to the main menu The following selection options ...

Page 36: ... All availa ble image ﬁles will then be displayed in succession in a slideshow The following options are available here SLIDESHOW SINGLE VIEW Play Pause with E N T E R Start pause the slideshow Alternatively you can also use the button for this purpose PREVIOUS NEXT with Display previous next image Alternatively you can also use the buttons for this purpose ROTATE with Rotates the selected image b...

Page 37: ...stly select the folder and open it with E N T E R Use the buttons to select the music track you want to play Press E N T E R to start the track The fol lowing options are available here PLAY PAUSE Start pause playback of the music track PREVIOUS NEXT Play back previous next track FB FF Fast rewind forward STOP Stop playback of the music track The media buttons on the remote control can also be use...

Page 38: ...buttons to select the video you want to play Press E N T E R to start the video 00 00 00 00 00 00 File Name Video 1 wmv Video Codec WMV Resolution 640 x 480 Bitrate 1901056 bps Audio Codec WMV Sample Rate 44100 Hz Channels 2 The following options are available here PLAY PAUSE Start pause playback of the video PREVIOUS NEXT Play back previous next video FB FF Fast rewind forward STOP Stop playback ...

Page 39: ...s to ﬁrstly select the folder and open it with E N T E R Use the buttons to select the desired text ﬁle Press E N T E R to display the text The following options are available here PREVIOUS NEXT Scroll forwards backwards through the pages GOTO PAGE 0 9 Jump to a certain page within a document Use the number buttons to enter the page num ber The media buttons on the remote control can also be used ...

Page 40: ...ent and the next programme for the available channels in the table Use the buttons 25 to select a programme Go to the programme guide for the selected programme with 25 Scroll through the programmes with Use the E X I T button 38 to exit the programme guide The programme information displayed is created by the broadcaster If no programme information is displayed this does not indicate a fault with...

Page 41: ...ted and the following options cannot be changed CHANNEL Select the desired channel here START TIME The CALENDAR will open after you have pressed the E N T E R button You can set the desired date here YEAR MONTH and DAY Then press E N T E R to accept your entry and return to the previous menu The date will now be displayed under START TIME Now use the direction buttons and the number buttons to ent...

Page 42: ...e screen Normally playback will start automatically In some cases you may need to initiate play manually To do this press the button 30 Button functions Special screen message If you select a function which does not start or cannot be accessed in the current mode the not valid sym bol shown here will appear on the screen The symbol disappears after a few seconds Playback Press the button to start ...

Page 43: ... the track directly without using the SEARCH button Press SEARCH twice enter the desired time within the track in the format MM SS Xvid Press SEARCH once Enter the desired title Press SEARCH twice Enter the desired time within the title AUDIO Press AUDIO to set the stereo mono sound format STEREO MONO LEFT MONO RIGHT MIX MONO REPEAT Press the REPEAT 32 during playback The repeat symbol and with ea...

Page 44: ... calls up the main menu You navigate through the items in the DVD menus using the arrow keys Conﬁrm each selection by pressing ENTER Please note that the precise functions available in each menu depend on the DVD Navigating MP3 and JPEG data media The music tracks and images on MP3 and JPEG data media may be organised into folders just like on other data media Insert the data medium containing the...

Page 45: ...th 16 9 format OSD LANG This sets the OSD on screen display language i e the language for the device menus Once you select a language the menu changes immediately SCREEN SAVER If the screen saver is activated DEFAULT a screen saver will appear if no buttons are pressed for 3 minutes but not during playback LAST MEMORY With this function the DVD player remembers where the last DVD was at when it wa...

Page 46: ...ersons under the age of 18 8 ADULT Adults only If a DVD was encoded with the authorisation class 7 18 or over or 8 ADULT for example and you have set an au thorisation class 1 to 6 a message is displayed and the password must be entered Parts of a DVD certain scenes for example may also be encoded with an authorisation class or a range of authorisation classes PASSWORD Here you can change or set u...

Page 47: ... be reﬂected off buildings or mountains The picture is pixellated There might be interference from cars trains power lines neon lights etc There might be interference between the antenna and power cables Position the cables further apart There are stripes on the screen or the col ours are faded Is there interference from another device Transmission antennae on radio stations ham radios and portabl...

Page 48: ...blue there are a total of approx 6 2 million control elements in use Occasionally pix els or individual sub pixels can fail or become incorrectly controlled because of this very high number of transistors and the associated extremely complex manufacturing processes used Pixel fault class Defect type 1 Continuously lit pixel Defect type 2 Continuously black pixel Defect type 3 Defective sub pixel l...

Page 49: ...g material in a safe place and only use this packaging to transport the Full HD LED LCD TV Storage when not in use If the TV is going to be out of use for an extended period of time store it in a cool dry place and make sure that it is protected against dust and extreme ﬂuctuations in temperature Remove all connections and take the batteries out of the remote control in advance Disposal PACKAGING ...

Page 50: ...nhuasheng Power Technology Co Ltd Input 100 240V 50 60Hz 1 2 A max Output 12V 3A 36 W Car adapter Model Car adapter 12V 3A ChangJia Electronic Company Ltd Bo ying Industrial Garden Taishi Industrial Zone Dongchong Town Nansha Disctrict Guangdong China Input output 12V Connections Antenna connection analogue TV DVB T or DVB C 1 x USB connection Video 1 x HDMI In with HDCP decoding ARC supported 1 x...

Page 51: ... device is faulty 1 Remote control Transmission type Infrared LED classiﬁcation 1 Battery type 2 x 1 5V AAA Dimensions ambient temperatures Permissible ambient temperature 5 C to 35 C Permissible relative humidity 20 85 Dimensions without stand W x H x D approx 557 x 340 x 88 mm Dimensions with stand W x H x D approx 557 x 375 x 167 mm Weight with stand approx 2 5 kg Wall mounting Vesa standard ho...

Page 52: ...oad this and many other sets of operating instructions from our service portal at www medion com au contact php You will also ﬁnd drivers and other software for a wide range of devices there You can also scan the QR code on the side of the screen to download the operating instructions onto your mobile device from the service portal Legal Notice Copyright 2019 Date 29 11 2019 All rights reserved Th...

Page 53: ...s under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acc...

Page 54: ...ods we may replace them with refurbished goods of the same type of use refurbished parts in the repair process Please be assured though refurbished parts or replacements are only used where they meet ALDI s stringent quality speciﬁcations If at any time you feel your repair is being handled unsatisfactorily you may escalate your complaint Please telephone us on 1300 884 987 or write to us at MEDIO...

Page 55: ...arts 6 About these operating instructions 9 Safety instructions 11 Declaration of conformity 15 Overview of the device 16 Operation 18 Installation 18 Operation 24 Navigating within the menu 26 Media Player 36 DVD mode 43 Troubleshooting 48 Storage when not in use 50 Disposal 50 Technical data 51 Service information 53 Legal Notice 53 Warranty Details 54 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts Notic...

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