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FUNCTIONS 

1.  STANDBY

Turn the TV on or off.

2.  AUTO

Press to adjust automatically in VGA mode.

3.  MUTE 

Disable the audio output.

4.  NUMBER 
KEYS

Press number keys to enter channel numbers.

5.  -/--

 

Search the channels what the user needs with number 0 to number 100.

6.  RETURN

Switch to the previously viewed channel.

7.  VOL +/-

Press +/- button to control the volume up or down.

8.  ASPECT

Switch the screen ratio: auto, 4:3, 14:9, zoom1, zoom2.

9.  AUDIO

Select an audio source for the current programme.

10.  CH +/-

Press +/- button to switch the channels.

11.  DISPLAY

Display the information of the current channel.

12.  OK

Make sure the adjustment setted previously.

13.  MENU

Enter or exit the OSD menu.

14.  EXIT

Exit the current menu.

15.  INPUT

Select the input source.

16.  P.MODE

Press the button repeatly to select the video mode: dynamic, standard, mild, per

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sonal.

17.  S.MODE

Press the button to select the audio mode: standard, music, movie, sports, personal.

18.  SLEEP

Press the button repeatly to set the time to turn off the TV.

19.  FAV

Press the button to display favorite programme list.

20.  FAV -

Press the button to decrease the channel number in the favorite list.

21.  FAV +

Press the button to increase the channel number in the favorite list.

22.  EPG

Press to display electronic program guide menu.

23.  TEXT

Start the text mode.

24.  HOLD

Hold freeze the current teletext page on the screen.

25.  TV/RADIO

Select the TV/RADIO mode.

26.  SUBTITLE

Start the subtitle mode.

27.  INDEX

Display a list and information about the teletext pages.

28.  SIZE

You can change the picture size in the teletext mode.

29.  REVEAL

Display or remove the content that is hidden.

30.  SUBPAGE

Display the submenu of the text.

31.  MEDIA

Press to play media mode.

32.  

Press to play or stop the current program.

33.  

Press to scan in reverse.

34.  

Press to scan in forword. 

35.  

Press to start recording.

36.  

Press the button to stop the current program.

37.  

To play the previous chapter, title or track.

38.  

To play the next chapter, title or track.

KEYS

Different input source has different functions.

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Summary of Contents for TFTV326FHD

Page 1: ...TFTV326FHD User Manual PALSONIC CUSTOMER SERVICE Telephone AUSTRALIA 1300 657 888 www palsonic com au...

Page 2: ...washbowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool Do not place this equipment on an unstable surface stand or cart The television equipment may fall causing serious injur...

Page 3: ...ty ground wire Do not over load wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock Never push objects of any kind into this television equipment through cabinet slots as the...

Page 4: ...d which is toxic With bare hands that have cuts skin irritation or poisoning may result If any crystalline liquid gets into mouth or eyes rinse thoroughly with and consult your doctor CAUTION IF the s...

Page 5: ...oduct components 2 Front View 2 Rear View 3 Remote control 4 Using the OSD menus 6 Channel Adjustment 6 Picture Adjustment 8 Sound Adjustment 9 Time Adjustment 10 Lock Adjustment 11 Setup Adjustment 1...

Page 6: ...TV with its wide variety of features Color active matrix TFT LCD TV with remote control Safe sturdy construction Audio Video support HDMI input PC input PC AUDIO input YPbPr input AV input RF input US...

Page 7: ...ase or decrease the volume CH Increase or decrease channel numbers AV TV Switch the input sources among AV or TV MENU Press the button to enter on screen Display OSD POWER Turn the TV on or off Remote...

Page 8: ...vice PC IN Connect to the VGA output of your device PC AUDIO IN Connect to the audio output of your PC earphone jack YPbPr Connect to the component output of your component device AV IN 1 2 Connect to...

Page 9: ...the remote is not used for an extended period of time remove the batteries to prevent damage or injury from possible battery leakage Remote Control STANDBY AUTO MUTE ASPECT AUDIO DISPLAY DISPLAY MENU...

Page 10: ...sports personal 18 SLEEP Press the button repeatly to set the time to turn off the TV 19 FAV Press the button to display favorite programme list 20 FAV Press the button to decrease the channel number...

Page 11: ...t the Channel Setting menu then press OK or buttons for the submenu 3 Press buttons on the remote control or CH buttons on the front panel to select the item you want to adjust 4 Press OK button on th...

Page 12: ...AFC Off Search AFC Off Menu ATV Manual Tuning Programme Edit Press button to select the channel you want to edit Press the red button on the remote control to delete the channel Press the green butto...

Page 13: ...dard Mild Personal Contrast Press OK button to enter Contrast then press buttons to adjust the contrast of the picture Brightness Press OK button to enter Brightness then press buttons to adjust the b...

Page 14: ...d Mode Press OK button to enter Sound Mode then press buttons to select Standard Music Movie Sports Personal Treble Press OK button to enter Treble then press buttons to adjust the high frequency cont...

Page 15: ...Press OK button on the remote control and press buttons to change the status 5 Press MENU button to go to the previous menu Sub windows info Sleep Timer Press OK button to enter Sleep Timer then press...

Page 16: ...ote control and press buttons to change the status 5 Press MENU button to go to the previous menu Sub windows info Lock System Press OK button and press default password 0000 to enter Lock System Set...

Page 17: ...info SETUP Move MENU Return OK Select EXIT Exit OSD Language English TT Language Farsi Hearing Impaired Off PVR File System Aspect Ratio 16 9 Blue Screen Off First Time Installation Off Reset Software...

Page 18: ...wing angle 178 178 H V TV Functions Tuner 1 Number of channel 100 Standards B G D K Color system PAL SECAM Other AV User manual Progressive scan Dimensions W H D TBD 3 2 2 2 pull down Noise reduction...

Page 19: ...clean them to remove dust Remote control unit does not operate Check if the batteries are inserted with the polarity correctly aligned Check if the batteries are discharged Please replace with new ba...

Page 20: ...PALSONIC CUSTOMER SERVICE Telephone AUSTRALIA 1300 657 888 www palsonic com au...

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