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Teac LEB4098FHD User Manual Download Page 8

Important Safety Instructions

power socket.

Do not bend the power cord excessively.prevent the cord from being walked on or
pinched by weights placed on it.

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Safety Precautions

Basic Operation

OSD

Menu

Multimedia

Operation

Recording

Operation

User Guidance

Information

Maintenance

and Service

Operation

Blu-ray/DVD

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Summary of Contents for LEB4098FHD

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL WARRANTY INFORMATION INSIDE PLEASE READ www teac com au IMPORTANT LEB4098FHD Trademark of TEAC Corporation JAPAN BLU RAY COMBO LED TV...

Page 2: ...your own records Owner s Name Owner s Address Postcode Model Name No Serial No Dealer s Name Dealer s Address Postcode Authorised Service Centres in Major Australian Cities NSW 151 Arthur Street Homeb...

Page 3: ...ill be available for collection by or return to the purchaser at a fee upon request TEAC in home service can be made available at a fee upon request Carry in Service 6 A 12 month replacement warranty...

Page 4: ...4 LOCK Menu 18 5 SETUP Menu 19 20 Recording Operation Recording Operation 27 31 Multimedia Operation Multimedia Operation 21 26 3 CHANNEL Menu 15 17 Names of each part Back View 8 Troubleshooting 36...

Page 5: ...let Insert the power plug fully into the outlet fire or electric shock the outlet to overheat and start a fire loose or improperly inserted power plug may result in fire electric shock fire or electri...

Page 6: ...urface such as a sloped table or any stand with a contact area smaller than the bottom surface of the unit stand can prevent accidents from happening Ignoring this precaution may result in the unit to...

Page 7: ...the service center fire or electric shock When removing the batteries from the remote control make sure children do not swallow them Keep the batteries out of the reach of infants and children battery...

Page 8: ...power cord excessively prevent the cord from being walked on or pinched by weights placed on it 5 4 Safety Precautions Basic Operation OSD Menu Multimedia Operation Recording Operation User Guidance...

Page 9: ...may result in fire or hazards the unit should not be exposed to rain or liquids b Do not place objects containing liquids such as vases on the unit If drinks or liquids have been spilled on the unit...

Page 10: ...nd 2 1 3 Main Unit 4 Screws ST4X10 Screw M4X16 2 Screws M4x12 Note Be sure to store the screws in a safe place Keep the screws away from small children Note Make sure the stand is the right way up and...

Page 11: ...x AA Batteries Contact Card Quick Start Guide Accessories included may look different from the illustrations shown LED Indicator Remote Control Sensor keep clear of obstacles DVD Insert a 12cm DVD CD...

Page 12: ...eceiver Headphone out Connect to your headphones or other audio equipment VIDEO Connect to video output terminal of external devices L R in Connect to the audio output terminal of external devices sha...

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Page 14: ...om in views INDEX Go to Index CANCEL Cancel the Teletext Display REVEAL Reveal any hidden text TV TXT Toggle Teletext viewing modes Colour buttons Shortcut keys per on screen hints D SETUP FFHVV RU H...

Page 15: ...the TV to the ON position The TV will enter Standby 4 Press the POWER button on the remote control or the television panel The TV will take a Mode shown by the LED indicator lighting up in red few sec...

Page 16: ...D CHANNEL LOCK or SETUP Press button to enter the submenu system Once in the submenu use buttons to select an item Press the OK button to access the selected item to make changes to the settings To re...

Page 17: ...ttings can be altered as desired The following options are adjustable Move MENU Return EXIT Exit Red Color Temp Hue Saturation Sharpness Contrast Brightness Picture Mode Picture Standard 50 50 50 50 5...

Page 18: ...n EQ Setting Adjust the Equaliser Curve for specific audio range control SPDIF Select from the following options Off PCM and Auto General sound settings can be adjusted according to personal preferenc...

Page 19: ...If Lock is enabled Auto and Manual Scan are password protected Key in the correct password Default password 0000 Auto Scan Press OK to enter the auto scan option Select the desired Country and Tune Ty...

Page 20: ...frequency control function Move Adjust 0 9 Input MENU Return EXIT Exit Start Frequency 585 50 MHz Digital Scan CH36 Digital Manual Scan Strength 78 Move Adjust 0 9 Input MENU Return EXIT Exit Channel...

Page 21: ...e moved and press the BLUE button Use the CH buttons to change the channel position Press the BLUE button again to confirm the change Press the MENU button to save and exit Select a channel and press...

Page 22: ...ntal Guidance Allows you to select the Program Rating threshold to lock programs by rating 4 LOCK menu This option allows parents to block channels and programs using a password NOTE The default passw...

Page 23: ...Power Off Timer Turn on off the power off timer Power On Channel To select power on channel Power On Source To select source ATV DTV Clock Set the power on time Power on Timer Turn on off the power on...

Page 24: ...nu to check for new firmware available on broadcast Display system information Select to erase all custom settings and return to factory defaults If Lock is enabled this requires password access OSD L...

Page 25: ...isk drives CD DVD Drives and other devices connected via USB cannot be used This unit cannot copy or move files Playable formats FAT16 FAT32 Depending on the condition of the USB flash drive this unit...

Page 26: ...program Basic Operation 2 Press to select the type of media you want to play from the connected USB device as follows PHOTO MUSIC MOVIE and TEXT Press to select the device and press OK button to enter...

Page 27: ...ound Music is set to ON via the Quick Menu Next return to the Photo file navigation Start the photo display while the music continues to play To play audio files select a file from the folder and pres...

Page 28: ...nd music for musical photo text display Sort the file list by File Size or File Name Press to select options on the toolbar and press OK to change To play video files select a file from the folder If...

Page 29: ...c a B T I X E u n e M k c i u Q e g a P o t o G D MENU Press the EXIT button and select Back to return to the previous menu Quick Menu Repeat Select the repeat mode from Repeat All Repeat 1 Off Backgr...

Page 30: ...size of 400GB and a maximum capacity of 1 5TB For optimum performance it is highly recommended that a hard disk drive with an external power supply be used for larger capacities 3 The maximum number...

Page 31: ...nd at any time This function supports DTV program recording Time shift and playback as described below DVR will only record when there is an external USB drive connected to the unit with sufficient me...

Page 32: ...creen view and preview mode After the recording has been done the stored programs can be viewed through a Recorded List by pressing the LIST button on the remote control To play the items press OK on...

Page 33: ...any recording can be done to ensure that it is in the correct file system format and that there is enough data space for recording WARNING Ensure that no valuable information is currently stored in th...

Page 34: ...tically or on Standby Mode Please make sure that the connected USB device has enough data storage for recording If data space runs out the recording will stop automatically CAUTION DO NOT remove the U...

Page 35: ...nel Display the name of the recording program MODE Select the record mode Start Time Set the start time End Time Set the end time Press OK button to save the setting and exit the menu NOTE If channel...

Page 36: ...plete stop mode by pressing twice during playback 2 Press the button to display the Setup Menu 3 Select a desired main menu with the buttons 5 Press to access the submenu options then to adjust the op...

Page 37: ...ry Audio Mark Turn on off Secondary Audio mark function 5 Last Memory Turn on off the last memory function 6 PBC Turn the PBC function on off 33 Blu ray DVD Operation provided on the disc NOTE The sel...

Page 38: ...r router This player will start to detect if there is a connection to the network If the connection test fails select Retry and press OK to try and re connect to the network again 1 Internet Connectio...

Page 39: ...t the USB flash drive to the USB1 jack of the rear panel 3 In the SETUP menu select General Setting System Upgrade USB Storage 4 Follow the instructions on the TV screen to confirm the update operatio...

Page 40: ...een appears but there is no sound 1 Check if the MUTE function has been activated 2 Increase the sound level by pressing volume adjustment button 3 Check if sound terminal of external input is connect...

Page 41: ...dimensions Wall mounting screw size Operating temperature range Power Consumption 1 1 1 1 1 2 The HDMI support 1 3 the HDCP support 1 1 1 1 1 2 8W 75 ohm USB2 0 0 40 C FAT32 95W 0 5W WUXGA Maximum sup...

Page 42: ...formance it is highly recommended that a hard disk drive with an external power supply be used for larger capacities 3 The maximum number of files that each folder can contain is 5000 files 4 When usi...

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Page 44: ...TEAC CUSTOMER SUPPORT HOTLINE TCS 1300 553 315 Between Monday to Friday AEST 8 30AM to 6PM...

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