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Overview of the device

 Overview of the device

 Front

1

LCD screen

2

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.

3

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

4

SOURCE

: Select source

MENU

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

5

CH+ / CH-

: Select a channel or navigate in the menu

6

VOL+ / VOL-

: Set the volume or navigate in the menu

 Rear

7

SPDIF COAX OUT

: Digital audio output (coaxial)

8

HEADPHONE OUT

:

 

For connecting headphones with a 3.5 mm jack plug

9

YPbPr

: YPbPr components input (RCA)

10

USB 5V 

 max. 500mA

:

 

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

dia / PVR recording

11

HDMI3

: HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output

12

HDMI2

: HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output

13

HDMI1 ARC/CEC

: HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output (HDMI 1 can be used for CEC/ARC)

14

RF

: Aerial connection (DVB-T/analogue)

15

VIDEO  L-R (AV IN)

: Audio/video input (RCA)

16

PC AUDIO IN

: Audio connection for PC sound playback

17

PC

: Connection for connecting a PC

18

DVD player

19

Fixing holes for a wall bracket

Summary of Contents for P13200

Page 1: ...operating instructions 9 Safety instructions 11 Declaration of conformity 15 Overview of the device 16 Operation 18 Installation 19 Operation 24 Navigating within the menu 26 Media Player 35 EPG programme guide 38 DVD mode 39 Troubleshooting 45 Storage when not in use 47 Disposal 47 Technical data 48 Service information 50 Legal notice 50 Warranty Details 51 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts N...

Page 2: ...operating instructions 9 Safety instructions 11 Declaration of conformity 15 Overview of the device 16 Operation 18 Installation 19 Operation 24 Navigating within the menu 26 Media Player 35 EPG programme guide 38 DVD mode 39 Troubleshooting 45 Storage when not in use 47 Disposal 47 Technical data 48 Service information 50 Legal notice 50 Warranty Details 51 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts N...

Page 3: ...PHONE OUT 9 YPbPr 10 USB 5V max 500mA 11 HDMI3 12 HDMI2 13 HDMI1 ARC CEC 14 RF 15 VIDEO L R AV IN 16 PC AUDIO IN 17 PC 18 DVD player 19 Fixing holes for a wall bracket 20 Status LED 21 P MODE GOTO 22 23 MEDIA ANGLE 24 REVEAL 25 AUDIO LANG 26 SIZE ZOOM 27 SLEEP 28 FAV 29 EPG 30 SOURCE 31 32 Number buttons 33 Set previous TV programme EJECT DVD Eject button 34 D SETUP 35 Direction buttons 36 OK 37 P...

Page 4: ...PHONE OUT 9 YPbPr 10 USB 5V max 500mA 11 HDMI3 12 HDMI2 13 HDMI1 ARC CEC 14 RF 15 VIDEO L R AV IN 16 PC AUDIO IN 17 PC 18 DVD player 19 Fixing holes for a wall bracket 20 Status LED 21 P MODE GOTO 22 23 MEDIA ANGLE 24 REVEAL 25 AUDIO LANG 26 SIZE ZOOM 27 SLEEP 28 FAV 29 EPG 30 SOURCE 31 32 Number buttons 33 Set previous TV programme EJECT DVD Eject button 34 D SETUP 35 Direction buttons 36 OK 37 P...

Page 5: ...PHONE OUT 9 YPbPr 10 USB 5V max 500mA 11 HDMI3 12 HDMI2 13 HDMI1 ARC CEC 14 RF 15 VIDEO L R AV IN 16 PC AUDIO IN 17 PC 18 DVD player 19 Fixing holes for a wall bracket 20 Status LED 21 P MODE GOTO 22 23 MEDIA ANGLE 24 REVEAL 25 AUDIO LANG 26 SIZE ZOOM 27 SLEEP 28 FAV 29 EPG 30 SOURCE 31 32 Number buttons 33 Set previous TV programme EJECT DVD Eject button 34 D SETUP 35 Direction buttons 36 OK 37 P...

Page 6: ...Rear 16 Remote control 17 Operation 18 Unpacking 18 Installation 19 Inserting the batteries in the remote control 19 Connecting the antenna 19 Connecting power supply 20 Switching the HD LED LCD TV on and off 20 Use of the multimedia connections 21 Channel search after switching on for the first time 22 Operation 24 Selecting channels 24 Setting the volume 24 Picture settings 24 Displaying channel ...

Page 7: ...een TV and DVD modes 39 Inserting a DVD 39 Button functions 39 Navigating MP3 and JPEG data media 42 SETUP menu in DVD mode 42 Troubleshooting 45 Do you need more help 46 HD LED LCD TV pixel faults 46 Cleaning 47 Storage when not in use 47 Disposal 47 Technical data 48 Service information 50 Legal notice 50 Warranty Details 51 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts Notice 52 ...

Page 8: ...esult in death or seri ous injury CAUTION This signal word indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE This signal word warns of possible damage to property 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 A...

Page 9: ...cause personal injury or damage to the device Do not use the device 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 HD ready Your HD LED LCD TV is equipped with the feature HD ready This means that it is capable of displaying high reso lution television programmes HDTV The pr...

Page 10: ...lm or plastic bags away from children DANGER Risk of electric shock Risk of electric shock short circuit and fire Never open the housing of the HD LED LCD TV and never insert any objects through the slots and openings into your HD LED LCD TV WARNING Overheating Risk of fire Overheating can damage your HD LED LCD TV and lead to a risk of fire The slots and openings on the TV are for ventilation purpos...

Page 11: ...ults or damage to the HD LED LCD TV Do not use the device outdoors as it could be damaged by rain snow etc The device must not be exposed to dripping or sprayed water Do not place vessels filled with liquid vases or similar on or in the vicinity of the device The container may tip over and the liquid may impair the electrical safety of the product NOTICE Risk of damage There is a risk of injury wit...

Page 12: ...off the HD LED LCD TV can be stored at temperatures from 20 C to 60 C Keep the product at least one metre away from sources of high frequency and magnet ic interference television set loudspeakers mobile telephones etc in order to avoid malfunctions During thunderstorms or if the device is not going to be used for long periods remove the plug from the socket and the aerial cable from the aerial so...

Page 13: ...tive Handling batteries WARNING Risk of explosion Batteries may contain combustible materials and leak heat up excessively ignite or even explode Avoid improper handling of the batteries to prevent damage to your device and your health Please follow the safety advice below closely Keep batteries away from children If batteries are swallowed consult a doctor immediately Never charge batteries unles...

Page 14: ...e contacts thoroughly Declaration of conformity Medion AG hereby declares that this product conforms with the essential requirements and the remaining rele vant regulations RE Directive 2014 53 EU Ecodesign Directive 2009 125 EC RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU All multimedia devices which are connected to the corresponding ports of the TV must comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive DV...

Page 15: ...n the menu Rear 7 SPDIF COAX OUT Digital audio output coaxial 8 HEADPHONE OUT For connecting headphones with a 3 5 mm jack plug 9 YPbPr YPbPr components input RCA 10 USB 5V max 500mA USB connection for connecting an external storage medium for playing back me dia PVR recording 11 HDMI3 HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output 12 HDMI2 HDMI connection for devices with HDMI output 13 HDMI1 ARC C...

Page 16: ...ignal of connected devices 31 Increase or decrease volume 32 Number buttons TV select channel Videotext select page 33 Set previous TV programme EJECT DVD Eject button 34 Open videotext press twice set transparent press three times close D SETUP DVD open the menu 35 Direction buttons Move up in menu Videotext select the next page Move down in menu Videotext select the previous page Move left in me...

Page 17: ... D MENU Open and close DVD menu 47 Mute 48 S MODE Select sound mode TITLE Open the main menu of the DVD Operation Unpacking Select a suitable place for setting up the device Open the box very carefully to avoid damaging the device The device could be damaged if you use a knife with a long blade to open the box The box contains a number of small items including batteries Keep these out of the reach...

Page 18: ... back of the remote control Insert two AAA 1 5 V batteries in the battery compartment of the remote control Check the battery polarity inscribed on the bottom of the battery compartment Close the battery compartment NOTICE Risk of damage Remove the batteries from the remote control if the device is not going to be used for a long peri od The remote control could be damaged by leaking batteries Con...

Page 19: ... On button 22 one of the number buttons or one of the P buttons on the device the button 3 You can switch the device back into standby mode using the Standby On button on the remote control or the STANDBY button on the device Although the device has been switched off it will continue to consume electricity If the device is not receiving an input signal it will automatically switch to standby mode ...

Page 20: ... Use a commercially available YPbPr cable Connect the 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 c...

Page 21: ... 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 hearing avoid listening at high volume over long periods of time Before pressing play set the volume to the lowest setting Start playback and increase the volu...

Page 22: ...default setting is AUTO FREQUENCY only in DVB C mode Set the frequency The default setting is AUTO Only active if the option NETWORK SCAN has been selected in search mode SYMBOL RATE only in DVB C mode Set the symbol rate SORTING BY LCN Logical Channel Numbering Select the setting ON if you want to order the channels based on a preset channel list if available from the channel supplier After you h...

Page 23: ...DE button 48 to switch between the following sound modes STANDARD MUSIC MOVIE SPORTS PERSONAL The PERSONAL setting is defined in the SOUND SOUND MODE menu Picture settings Use the P MODE button 21 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 f...

Page 24: ...es list will open and the previously selected channels will be displayed CH CH OK Select Page Up Down 1 1 Favourite List 79 79 79 79 79 T T T T T Select a channel using the direction buttons and open it with OK You can move within the favourites list in steps of 10 using the P P buttons Selecting the source Use the SOURCE button on the remote control 30 or on the device 4 to call up the list of so...

Page 25: ... not every menu has a submenu option Use the direction buttons 35 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 CHANNEL menu PICTURE menu SOUND menu TIME menu LOCK menu OPTION menu Due to ...

Page 26: ...e the setting on NETWORK SCAN or FULL if you do not want to make any special settings NETWORK ID only in DVB C mode Set the network ID The default setting is AUTO FREQUENCY only in DVB C mode Set the frequency The default setting is AUTO Only active if the option NETWORK SCAN has been selected in search mode SYMBOL RATE only in DVB C mode Set the symbol rate SORTING BY LCN Logical Channel Numberin...

Page 27: ...hannel that you want to delete and press the red button PROGRAM 44 The marked channel is then deleted DVB T C If the SORTING BY LCN function has been activated the channel number will also be deleted when the channel is deleted In order to avoid this happening deactivate this function under AUTO TUNING RENAME only for ATV Select the channel that you want to rename and press the green button INTRO ...

Page 28: ...ATION The signal information about the currently set channel will be displayed here This option is only available in DTV mode Picture menu PICTURE EXIT MENU Move Return Exit OK Select Picture Mode Contrast Brightness Colour Tint Sharpness Colour Temp Noise Reduction HDMI Mode Normal Middle PC Standard 50 50 50 50 50 Menu Item Setting PICTURE MODE Select picture mode STANDARD DYNAMIC MILD PERSONAL ...

Page 29: ... compensates for the various volumes of the different channels Set to OFF to return to the original volume settings Set to ON to hear a constant volume SPDIF MODE Set the SPDIF mode AD SWITCH Activate deactivate audio description and set the volume Only available in DTV mode Support for this function is dependent on the programme Time menu TIME EXIT MENU Move Return Exit OK Select Clock Time Zone ...

Page 30: ...y state 0000 SET PASSWORD An input field for entering the passwords will appear PLEASE ENTER OLD PASSWORD Use the number buttons to enter the existing password Delivery state 0000 PLEASE ENTER NEW PASSWORD Enter the new four digit password CONFIRM NEW PASSWORD Enter the new password again The new password is saved Note down the new password It is not reset when you restore the factory settings If y...

Page 31: ...s option is only available in DTV mode PVR FILE SYSTEM only in DTV mode SELECT DISK Open the list of all connected USB storage media Select the re quired USB storage medium here CHECK PVR FILE SYSTEM Press the OK button 36 to check that the selected USB storage medium is compatible If the check was successful the entry SUCCESS will appear here USB DISK After the PVR file system check has been perfo...

Page 32: ...isplayed FIND This option enables a channel to be searched for via the keypad Enter the name of the desired channel by selecting the required characters with the arrow buttons and confirming in each case with the OK button As soon as a character is entered all channels that start with this character will be automatically displayed Then choose the option OK and confirm with the OK button The device n...

Page 33: ... The recording will now be shown in the list of all recordings You can open the PVR recordings list by pressing the INDEX button Press OK to play recordings or red button to delete existing recordings Timeshift recording function You have the opportunity to pause the programme currently being broadcast and then restart it at a later time In TV mode press the button and then the button This pauses ...

Page 34: ...tself In particular you should not plug in and unplug the USB device several times in quick succession Accessing the media player Connect the USB data medium to the USB port on the side of the device Press the SOURCE button 30 on the remote control or the device and then use the buttons 35 to select the source MEDIA Confirm with OK 36 Alternatively press the MEDIA button 23 on the remote control to...

Page 35: ...ckwise clockwise ZOOM IN OUT Enlarges reduces the size of the displayed image MOVE VIEW If you have previously used the zoom function to enlarge the display you can now use the direction buttons to move to the sections that are not visible The media buttons on the remote control can also be used for playing back the files Press the EXIT button to return to the previous menu Playing back music If yo...

Page 36: ... Shows information on the displayed video file SLOW Slow motion function STEP Frame advance playback GOTO TIME Start the video at a particular time ZOOM IN OUT Enlarges reduces the size of the displayed image ASPECT RATIO Change image format MOVE VIEW If you have previously used the zoom function to enlarge the display you can now use the direction buttons to move to the sections that are not visib...

Page 37: ... weekly W The setting A deactivates programming Green button INTRO 44 REMIND Add the selected programme to the schedule As soon as the programmed time has been reached the device will automati cally switch to the relevant programme It is not possible to add a reminder for the current programme Select here whether the reminder should be once A daily D or weekly W In the setting a reminder will be d...

Page 38: ...ted LOAD followed by PLAY will appear on the screen Normally playback will start automatically In some cases you may need to initiate play manually To do this press the button 45 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 ...

Page 39: ...ack three digits enter a preceding 0 or 00 if necessary You can also enter the number of the track directly without using the GOTO button Press GOTO twice enter the desired time within the track in the format MM SS Xvid Press GOTO once Enter the desired title Press GOTO twice Enter the desired time within the title D DISP time display During playback you can view the play time and the remaining pl...

Page 40: ...ce during playback to delete the list A B Repeat A B Repeat A B allows you to define and repeat the start and end of a desired scene Press the blue button A B 44 to define the start point A for repeating a particular section A is displayed on the screen Press the blue button A B once again to define the end point B AB is displayed on the screen The section between points A and B is now repeated in a ...

Page 41: ... be possible to display extremely large images SETUP menu in DVD mode Press the D SETUP button 34 in DVD mode The main page of the SETUP menu appears on the screen The fol lowing menus are active in DVD mode GENERAL SETUP PAGE AUDIO SETUP PAGE DOLBY DIGITAL SETUP PREFERENCE PAGE Navigating in the menus Use 35 to select between the menus The active menu is highlighted in orange Use 35 to select the...

Page 42: ...assages and bass are played loudly quiet passages are played quietly cinema sound The setting is only appropriate if no one can be disturbed FULL The volume difference is minimised i e the volume is reduced for loud passages and increased for quiet passages This setting is appropriate for example at night To change the setting use to go to the scale on the right hand side and then select the desir...

Page 43: ...d 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 up the password for activating and changing the authorisation class Confirm CHANGE by pressing OK OLD PASSWORD Enter the existing password with the number keys on the remote control It comprises exactly f...

Page 44: ...f the antenna is aligned properly Waves might 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 ante...

Page 45: ... are each made up of three sub pixels red green blue there are a total of approx 3 1 million control elements in use Occasionally pixels 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 ...

Page 46: ...f 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 The product has been packaged to protect it from damage in transit The packaging is made of materi als that can be r...

Page 47: ... x 768 TV system Pal B G D K I Channel positions 199 ATV 800 DTV Channels VHF channels I III UHF BAND U HYPERBAND CABLE TV S1 S20 S21 S41 DVB T HD DVB C Connections Antenna connection analogue TV DVB T or DVB C 1 x USB connection Video 3 x HDMI In with HDCP decoding 1 x VGA 15 pin D Sub AV In RCA YPbPr In YUV RCA Audio Stereo Audio In for AV YPbPr YUV RCA PC audio in 3 5 mm jack Headphone output 3...

Page 48: ...asionally lead to read errors or delays This does not mean that the 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 730 x 444 x 96 mm Dimensions with stand W x H x D approx 730 x 466 x 19...

Page 49: ...tralia Pty Ltd St Leonards NSW 2065 Australia You can download 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 N...

Page 50: ...es in respect of the product that the consumer has 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 re...

Page 51: ...u should also be aware that rather than repairing goods 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 ...

Page 52: ...operating instructions 9 Safety instructions 11 Declaration of conformity 15 Overview of the device 16 Operation 18 Installation 19 Operation 24 Navigating within the menu 26 Media Player 35 EPG programme guide 38 DVD mode 39 Troubleshooting 45 Storage when not in use 47 Disposal 47 Technical data 48 Service information 50 Legal notice 50 Warranty Details 51 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts N...

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