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User Guide

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CONTENTS

Introduction  ................................... 3

HDMI  .............................................. 3

Safety is Important ................................. 3

In the box ....................................... 3

Safety Information  ........................ 4

Keep these instructions  .......................... 4

Electrical Information .................... 5

Mains Supply  ......................................... 5

Parts Identifi cation  ........................ 6

Front View and Side View  ...................... 6

Rear View and Side View  ....................... 7

Remote Control - TV/Digital 
TV Controls ............................................ 8

Remote Control - DVD Controls  ............. 9

Remote Control  ........................... 10

Installing Batteries in the 
Remote Control  ................................... 10

Using the Remote Control .................... 10

Fitting The Stand  ......................... 11

Connecting the TV ....................... 12

Connecting the TV Antenna ................. 12

Connecting External Devices  ................ 12

Wall Mounting ..................................... 13

Operating the TV ......................... 14

Basic Operating Instructions  ................. 14

Menu Operations ................................. 16

Sound Menu Options ........................... 17

Tuning Menu Options  .......................... 17

Common Interface Slot 
(Only in Freeview Mode) ....................... 19

Timer Setting Menu  ............................. 19

General Settings Menu ......................... 20

PC Menu Operation (VGA) ................... 22

PC Settings Menu  ................................ 22

Using Teletext 
(TV/Analogue Mode) ................... 23

To Enter Text/Mix Mode ........................ 23

To Select a Page of Text ........................ 23

Subtitles ............................................... 23

To Reveal Information ........................... 23

Fast Text ............................................... 23

Page Hold  ............................................ 24

Text Enlargement  ................................. 24

Operating the FREEVIEW TV ....... 25

Using the Freeview for the First Time .... 25

Menu Operations ................................. 25

Digital Text ........................................... 26

Operating the DVD Player  .......... 27

Inserting a Disc  .................................... 27

DVD ..................................................... 27

Audio CD ............................................. 27

Photo CD ............................................. 27

Compatible Discs  ................................. 27

Region Code ........................................ 28

Playing DVDs ........................................ 28

Special DVD Functions .......................... 29

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Page 1: ...Model No 15 4 311 IDTV with DVD Player User Guide UK Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd 1 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd 1 07 07 2009 16 40 46 07 07 2009 16 40 46 ...

Page 2: ...Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd 2 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd 2 07 07 2009 16 41 37 07 07 2009 16 41 37 ...

Page 3: ...Menu Operations 16 Sound Menu Options 17 Tuning Menu Options 17 Common Interface Slot Only in Freeview Mode 19 Timer Setting Menu 19 General Settings Menu 20 PC Menu Operation VGA 22 PC Settings Menu 22 Using Teletext TV Analogue Mode 23 To Enter Text Mix Mode 23 To Select a Page of Text 23 Subtitles 23 To Reveal Information 23 Fast Text 23 Page Hold 24 Text Enlargement 24 Operating the FREEVIEW T...

Page 4: ...3 DVD Menu Operation 34 System Setup 34 Audio Setup 35 Digital Setup 35 Using your Common Interface Slot 36 Common Interface 36 Troubleshooting Guide 37 Care and Maintenance 38 Handling Discs 38 Disposal 38 Warranty 38 Specifications 39 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec1 2 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec1 2 07 07 2009 16 41 38 07 07 2009 16 41 38 ...

Page 5: ...l interface Unlike conventional connections it transmits uncompressed digital and audio signals using a single cable This TV supports high definition video input via the HDMI socket on the back of the TV Safety is Important To ensure your safety and the safety of others please read the Safety precautions BEFORE you operate this product Keep this information in a safe place for future reference IN ...

Page 6: ... Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs and the point where it exits from the TV Do not allow the power cord to overhang the edge of a table Unplug this TV during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time To avoid interference switch this TV off while operating other radio devices in the immediate vicinity Refer all servicing to qualified servic...

Page 7: ...etween the external device and the TV Connect the external device into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the TV is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help ELECTRICAL INFORMATION Mains Supply The mains operating voltage is detailed on the rating plate on the rear of the TV The mains lead on this equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug inco...

Page 8: ...e the volume 6 TV AV Accesses the Source menu 7 POWER Turns the TV on and into standby 8 EJECT Disc Insert Eject 9 I Next 10 I Previous 11 Stop 12 II Pause 13 Play 14 DVD Slot 15 Standby LED 16 Remote Control Sensor Front View and Side View Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec1 6 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec1 6 07 07 2009 16 41 39 07 07 2009 16 41 39 ...

Page 9: ...e broadcaster e g Setanta Sports 23 Digital Audio Out Socket Digital audio connection 24 Audio Input Socket PC Audio input connection when using the TV as a monitor 25 Audio Input Socket Audio input connection when using S video or component S Video and Component video inputs 26 Antenna In Aerial connection 27 On Off Switch Turns the TV on or off 28 Mains Socket Mains AC connection Rear View and S...

Page 10: ...ction in this Mode 26 NICAM Selects the Audio Menu AUDIO 27 FAV Selects Favourite List 28 FAV Favourite Channel Down 29 TEXT Digital Text Teletext 30 FAV Favourite Channel Up 31 SIZE Teletext Size 32 REVEAL Teletext Reveal Answer 33 INDEX Teletext Index 34 SUBPAGE Selects Individual Sub Menus SUBTITLE within the Main Page Selects Subtitles 35 Green Digital Text Teletext Shortcut 36 Yellow Digital ...

Page 11: ...put Source Selector 22 MUTE Mutes the Sound 23 STOP Stops Playback 24 SLEEP Selects Sleep Timer 25 PLAY Plays and Pauses the DVD PAUSE 26 NICAM Selects the Audio Menu AUDIO 27 Fast Forwards 28 GOTO Select a Specific Point on the Disc 29 Fast Backwards 30 ANGLE Selects Alternative Viewing Angles 31 I Skip Forwards 32 ZOOM Zoom In and Out 33 I Skip Backwards 34 SUBTITLE Selects Subtitles 35 MENU Sel...

Page 12: ... may interfere with the signal from the remote control In this situation turn the TV set away from the light source WARNING DO NOT LEAVE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL FOR EXTENDED PERIODS AS THEY CAN LEAK OR CORRODE CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE REMOTE CONTROL CHECK THEM PERIODICALLY AND REPLACE THEM AS REQUIRED WARNING DO NOT MIX BATTERY TYPES WHEN INSERTING BATTERIES REPLACE ALL BATTERIES AT THE SAME ...

Page 13: ...not to damage the TV screen 2 Fit the stand to the stand column part of the TV ensuring the locating hole is correctly aligned as shown on the right 3 Rotate the stand anti clockwise to lock in position 4 Fit the two fixing screws supplied into the two holes at the base of the stand NOTE Do not overtighten the fixing screws as this may damage the stand Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd S...

Page 14: ...e and one other option Connecting more than one option may cause interference HDMI lead You can connect this TV to a compatible device using a HDMI lead This method will give the best picture Connect the cable from the HDMI equipment to the TV HDMI socket SCART lead You can connect this TV to a compatible device using a SCART lead The connection uses component video signals i e the red green and b...

Page 15: ...e the TV face down 2 Remove the two screws holding the base in position 3 Remove and store the base and screws 4 Use four machine screws to mount the TV on the bracket This unit is VESA compliant and designed to be wall mounted with a VESA compliant 100mmx100mm mounting kit Mount this unit according to the instruction of the wall bracket not supplied Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec...

Page 16: ...ect your country and language 2 Press the OK button 3 The TV will automatically start Auto Tuning the Analogue and then the Digital channels NOTE The TV will take up to 5 minutes to complete this process 4 All channels will be stored after the Auto search process Source Selection 1 Press the SOURCE button to display the source menu 2 Press the buttons to scroll between inputs and press the OK butt...

Page 17: ... nine Press the button twice to enter two digit channel numbers and three times to enter three digit numbers 2 Press the CH buttons to scroll up or down through the channels Picture Mode Press the PMODE button on the remote control for the display options Choose from the following settings displayed at the bottom left hand side of the screen STANDARD PERSONAL MOVIE SPORT MILD GAME Picture Format P...

Page 18: ...RE MODE Allows you to select preset levels of contrast brightness and colour Choose from the following settings STANDARD PERSONAL MOVIE SPORT MILD GAME CONTRAST Allows you to increase or decrease the contrast of the picture BRIGHTNESS Allows you to increase or decrease the brightness of the picture COLOUR Allows you to increase or decrease the intensity of the picture colour TINT Allows you to inc...

Page 19: ...ff Turn the AVL function on to reduce the difference in volume between TV programmes and advertisments Tuning Menu Options This menu gives options for adjusting the TV tuning NOTE The following options are ONLY available with the TV Analogue or Freeview source selected Country TV Analogue Mode Allows you to select your country Auto Tuning Allows you to auto search and save channels Manual Tuning G...

Page 20: ... to ON the TV will automatically track slight changes in the frequency of the signal It is recommended that this is left set to ON Manual Search Allows you to manually search for channels by changing the frequency Manual Tuning Freeview Mode This menu allows you to manually search for channels The following options are available Channel Allows you to select the channel you want to manually tune St...

Page 21: ... the channel completely from the TV The TV must be retuned to restore the channel 3 Press the BLUE button to lock a channel NOTE Once a channel is locked you will need to enter the lock code Common Interface Slot Only in Freeview Mode Pay per view services require a smartcard to be inserted into the TV If you subscribe to a pay per view service the provider will issue you with a CAM card smartcard...

Page 22: ...the onscreen menu language Picture Format Allows you to choose from the following the aspect ratios Fullscreen Zoom Analogue only Stretch Auto 4 3 Analogue only 14 9 Analogue only 16 9 Analogue only Subtitle Analogue only Blue Screen If set to ON the screen will turn blue if there is no signal for 3 seconds System Lock This menu allows you to prevent use of various aspects of the TV First Time Ins...

Page 23: ...ou to set max volume level Change Pin Code Allows you to change the PIN code that was set 1 Enter the old pin code Default is 0000 2 Enter the new pin code 3 Enter the new pin code again 3 Press the OK button the pin is now changed First Time Installation Allows you to perform a first time installation 1 Select your country and language by pressing the buttons then select OK 2 Press the OK button ...

Page 24: ...d a VGA Cable is connected to the TV Choose from the following settings Auto Sync The TV automatically configures itself Phase Allows you to adjust delay time of phase in order to reduce the noise of the picture Clock Allows you to increase or decrease the clock H Position Horizontal Position Allows you to change the horizontal position of the picture V Position Vertical Position Allows you to cha...

Page 25: ...p left hand corner of the screen The page counter will search for your page When it finds it the page will be displayed To return to the index page press the INDEX button To select a Subpage press the SUBPAGE button 2 Press the TEXT button to exit Teletext Subtitles 1 To display subtitles for the TV programme you are watching press the TEXT button and go to page 888 The TV picture will be displaye...

Page 26: ...of the screen 2 Press the FAV HOLD button again to continue moving through the sub pages Text Enlargement 1 Press the SIZE button to enlarge the text shown on the teletext screen Once selected half a page will be displayed at a time 2 Press the SIZE button again to view the second half of the page 3 Press the SIZE button a third time to return to normal teletext Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player...

Page 27: ...he GREEN button to scroll down the channel list four channels at a time 7 Press the RED button to scroll up the channel list four channels at a time 6 Press the EPG button to exit the EPG NOTE If you currently have a favourites list selected you will only be able to view the EPG for your selected favourite channels The 7 Day EPG The 7 Day EPG displays information about events for the next seven da...

Page 28: ...l is still available NOTE Make sure the TV channel you are watching transmits digital text Follow the on screen commands Here is an example of the BBC digital text service 1 Press the RED or TEXT buttons to select digital text 2 To select the page you require press the buttons and press the OK button to select Alternatively you can enter the page number using the Numeric buttons Press the OK butto...

Page 29: ... player will automatically start to play the first audio track on the disc The elapsed time and track number will be displayed on the TV screen Photo CD If a JPEG disc has been inserted after the screen loading message the root menu for the disc will be displayed If the images are stored in folders these will be listed If the images are stored at the root level the list of image files will be show...

Page 30: ...op play Pre Stop will be displayed at the top left hand side of the screen and the DVD video background graphic is displayed 2 Press the PLAY PAUSE button to resume play RESUME will be briefly displayed at the top left hand side of the screen NOTE Play will commence from the exact position where the DVD was stopped unless either the DVD disc has been removed from the player or the Stop button is p...

Page 31: ...ly to step through the available subtitle languages until the desired language is found The subtitle in the selected language appears shortly after selection Audio Languages Some DVD discs are supplied with audio commentaries audio tracks in different languages 1 To access the different audio tracks press the AUDIO button repeatedly to step through the available audio languages until the desired l...

Page 32: ...hapter will be repeated until the repeat function is cancelled 2 To repeat the current title press the REPEAT repeatedly until Title is displayed The current title will be repeated until the repeat function is cancelled 3 To repeat the entire disc press the REPEAT button repeatedly until Rep All is displayed The entire disc will be repeated until the repeat function is cancelled 4 To cancel the re...

Page 33: ...n once It is not necessary to programme all slots in the sequence 1 Press the PROGRAMME button The Programme window will be displayed as shown below 2 Press the buttons to select a programme number 3 Press the Numeric buttons to enter the title number 4 Press the Numeric buttons to enter the chapter number 5 Press the button to select the second programme number 6 Repeat the previous steps to ente...

Page 34: ... CD press the REPEAT button repeatedly until REP ALL is displayed in the top left hand corner of the screen 3 To cancel the repeat function press the REPEAT button repeatedly until OFF is displayed in the top left hand corner of the screen Repeat A B The repeat A to B function operates in the same way as described for DVDs in Repeat A B on page 30 Programme The Programme function operates in the s...

Page 35: ...dly press the button to rotate the picture through 90 in the counter clockwise direction Zoom Function You have seven preset zoom factors to choose from To use the zoom function press the Zoom button 1 Press the Zoom buttons to select the available zoom levels until you reach the level you require The zoom factor is displayed 2 When using zoom you can move around the picture using the buttons 3 To...

Page 36: ...ype The following options are available TV SYSTEM Allows you to select from one of three TV systems Choose between NTSC PAL AUTO NOTE It is recommended that the AUTO option is selected The TV will automatically select the most suitable TV system TV TYPE Allows you to select the most suitable aspect ratio the DVD playing Choose between 4 3 PS 4 3 LB 16 9 DEFAULT Allows you to restore the default fa...

Page 37: ... allows you to exit the DVD Menus Digital Setup This menu gives the options for adjusting the audio output type for digital audio connections to external equipment DYNAMIC RANGE Allows you to set the dynamic range The dynamic range is the difference between the loudest and quietest sounds Choose from Full 6 8 4 8 2 8 Off DUAL MONO Allows you to select either mono or stereo audio output EXIT SETUP ...

Page 38: ...to the CI slot then add the Smart Card to the CAM 1 Turn on the TV and ensure Freeview is selected as the source 2 If the CAM is detected the TV will display the following message on the screen Common interface Module inserted Wait for a few moments until the card is activated 3 Select the relevant digital channel e g channel 34 for Setanta broadcast 4 Detailed information on the Smart Card in use...

Page 39: ... the correct picture settings are selected Spots on some or all channels Check that the antenna is correctly connected Check that the antenna is in good condition Controls not working Disconnect the TV from power supply wait 10 seconds reconnect the TV to the power supply If the problem still exists contact authorized after sales service for technical assistance Disc does not play Check that the d...

Page 40: ...c debris so gently wiping with a soft cloth should remove most particles Wipe in a straight line from the inside to the outside of the disc Small dust particles and light stains should have no effect on reproduction quality Do not expose discs to direct sunlight high humidity or high temperatures for extended periods Exposure to high temperatures can warp the disc Do not stick paper or write anyth...

Page 41: ...ut 1 5W 1 5W External input port COMPONENT VGA PC S VIDEO Audio SCART Antenna HDMI CI Slot Coaxial Digital Audio Out Power requirements AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Power supply 60W Standby Power consumption 1W Temperature Working 5 C 35 C Storage 15 C 45 C Humidity Working 20 80 Storage 5 90 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec1 39 Tesco Tecknika IDTV with DVD Player UK indd Sec1 39 07 07 2009 ...

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