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Operation

10

Operation

10

Timer setting

TIME

Sleep timer
Auto sleep
OSD timer

Move

Menu

OK

Exit

•  Sleep timer: select the period until 

automatic switch-off of the unit (10 - 240 min).

•  Auto sleep: select the period of time after 

which the unit will automatically switch off if no 
operation is done.

•  OSD timer: select the period of time after 

which the OSD will be hidden.

Option setting

OPTION

OSD language
Aspect ratio
Blue screen
Key lock
Reset
Software upgrade (USB)

Move

Menu

OK

Exit

•  OSD Language: select the language of 

the OSD menu.

•  TT Language: select teletext language.
•  Aspect ratio: 4:3/16:9/Zoom1/Zoom2. 

The set of available aspects can vary 
depending on the current signal source.

•  Blue screen: set on or off blue screen 

activation when no signal.

•  Key lock: select ON to lock all buttons on 

the panel. Set OFF to unlock the buttons.

•  Reset: reset the parameters to initial 

factory settings. 

•  Software upgrade: this option is intended 

for using by qualified technicians only.

USB operation

General playback information

•  Insert a USB into the USB jack. Select 

Media source and press ENTER button. The 
screen will show a USB playback window, in 
which you can select Music, Photo, Movie and 
Text contents to play by pressing LEFT/RIGHT 
cursor buttons and ENTER button.

•  USB file systems supported: FAT16, FAT32, 

NTFS. 2.0 USB version is supported; maximum 
capacity 400 Gb. For correct and satisfactory 
operation, licensed USB devices of famous 
brands should be used with this unit. Avoid using 
USB devices of unknown brands. Playback of 
some file formates cannot be supported.

•  This unit supports playback of video files 

with AVI, MP4, TS/TRP, MKV, MOV, DAT, 
VOB, RM/RMVB extension, with video codecs 
WMV9, DIVX, H263, MPEG-4, MPEGII, 
RV8/9/10 and audio codecs WMA, MP3, AAC, 
MP 2, PCM. Video image resolution should not 
be more than 576x720.

  The above list of extensions and codecs 

is for information only and is not a guarantee 
that all files having the above extensions and 
codecs sohuld be read by this unit.

•  Some AVI files cannot be played due to 

their parameters and recording conditions. 
Video files more than 2 Gb having AVI 
extension can be played partially.

  According to the USB 1.1/2.0 Standard, 

usage of a USB device with power current 
consumption exceeding 500 mA is not 
recommended without supplementary power 
supply. Failure to use supplementary power for 
connected USB drives with power consumption 
exceeding this value as well as defective 
USB drives may cause mechanical or thermal 
changes of elements of this unit as well as 
failure of internal elements of the USB port. 
Such damages are not warrantee cases.

Warning: usage of external USB drives 

containing BIN files in the root directory may 
cause malfunction of the unit or damage to the 
software.

Summary of Contents for TF-LED22S1

Page 1: ...LED TV c TF LED22S1 Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...uct Important safeguards Installation Wall mounting Stand installation Connection Connection Outdoor antenna connection Other connections Operation Control elements Front panel Back panel Remote contr...

Page 3: ...ntenna during a storm Do not fix the power cord with a metal nail Unplug the power cord from the AC outlet also unplug the signal cables from the input ports when the unit is unused for long periods o...

Page 4: ...radiation in electromagnetic environment Fasten the wheel of the product or shelf with wheels when installing this product If it moves or is tipped over it may be damaged Do not place any fire source...

Page 5: ...eo source has a HDMI output jack you can connect the signal to the unit by HDMI cable not included Component input is intended for receiving component video signal if connected to the component output...

Page 6: ...5 Earphone jack 6 HDMI input 7 VGA input 8 Video out 9 Component video input YPbPr 10 PC audio input 11 VOL buttons 12 CH buttons 13 MENU button 14 SOURCE button 15 POWER button 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 VIDE...

Page 7: ...CH CH buttons 27 MENU button 28 SUBTITLE button 29 GUIDE button 30 TEXT button 31 REVEAL and HOLD buttons 32 DVT RADIO button 33 REPEAT button Changing the battery 1 Remove the battery compartment cov...

Page 8: ...TV AV SCART YPBPR HDMI PC Media Press ENTER button on the RC or MENU button on the panel to confirm TELETEXT operations option Select the TV source mode Then press CH CH buttons to select TV channel i...

Page 9: ...ymbol Press ENTER button to confirm Move Highlight the needed channel Press yellow button select the position to put the channel into Press yellow button to confirm Skip Highlight the needed channel P...

Page 10: ...ems supported FAT16 FAT32 NTFS 2 0 USB version is supported maximum capacity 400 Gb For correct and satisfactory operation licensed USB devices of famous brands should be used with this unit Avoid usi...

Page 11: ...le for music and text files Press ENTER button or CAN CEL button to play the selected file While playback press ENTER button the bottom of the screen will show playback menu in which you can select an...

Page 12: ...ect aspect ratio Movie While playback press CANCEL button to pause or resume playback Press INDEX button to stop playback When playing photo movie and music files you can press REPEAT button to select...

Page 13: ...ound No audio signal or the signal cord is improperly not connected Connect the audio signal cord properly Set the sound system properly The RC does not work Batteries are improperly installed or exha...

Page 14: ...nnels 199 Teletext 1000 pages Electric shock protection class II Nominal voltage of the LED TV AC power source 100 240V 50 60Hz Power consumption of the LED TV 35 W Unit dimensions without stand 507 x...

Page 15: ...17 15 USB 15 16 16 16 18 18 18 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 21 21 22 22 22 23 23 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 25 27 27 28 29...

Page 16: ...18 16...

Page 17: ...19 17 220 LCD 10 18 2...

Page 18: ...20 18 4...

Page 19: ...21 19 75 DVD CAMCORDER L R RCA Y Pb Pr VGA VGA VGA HDMI HDMI HDMI 75 PC AUDIO IN VGA IN HDMI IN YPbPr IN Y Pb Pr ANTENNA IN USB VIDEO IN VIDEO YPbPr AUDIO IN...

Page 20: ...6 HDMI 7 VGA 8 9 YPbPr 10 11 VOL 12 CH 13 MENU 14 SOURCE 15 POWER 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 VIDEO IN VIDEO YPbPr AUDIO IN ANTENNA IN USB VIDEO IN VIDEO YPbPr AUDIO IN ANTENNA IN USB 11 12 13 14 15 PC AUDIO IN...

Page 21: ...2 33 1 POWER 2 3 4 SLEEP 5 FREEZE 6 I II 7 REC 8 VOL VOL 9 SOURCE 10 EXIT 11 OK 12 13 P MODE 14 S MODE 15 FAV 16 FAV 17 INDEX SIZE 18 19 20 MUTE 21 22 P SIZE 23 INFO 24 PVR LIST 25 SHIFT 26 CH CH 27 M...

Page 22: ...WER VOL VOL SLEEP 10 240 MUTE TV CH CH 0 9 P MODE SMART S INFO FREEZE FAV FAV FAV MTS TV Nicam SOURCE CH CH TV AV SCART YPBPR HDMI PC ENTER MENU TV CH CH ON OFF TEXT HOLD INDEX SIZE REVEAL SUB PG 0001...

Page 23: ...25 23 CANCEL MIX 1 MENU 2 VOL 3 ENTER CH 4 CH 5 VOL CH 6 EXIT ENTER MENU EXIT ENTER ENTER...

Page 24: ...10 240 4 3 16 9 1 2 26 24 FAV NTSC USB...

Page 25: ...USB USB ENTER USB ENTER USB USB 2 0 FAT16 FAT32 NTFS 400 USB ASF AVI MKV MPG WMV9 DIVX H263 MPEG 4 MPEGII XVID WMA MP3 DD AC3 576x720 AVI AVI 2 USB 1 1 2 0 USB 500 USB USB USB USB BIN ENTER ENTER CANC...

Page 26: ...28 26 ENTER OK OK CANCEL INDEX REPEAT ROOT...

Page 27: ...29 27 VGA...

Page 28: ...30 28 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 7 5 1 6 1 7 1...

Page 29: ...31 29 22 56 1920 x 1080 16 9 5 PAL SECAM NTSC B G DK I L NICAM 2 x 3 RCA VGA HDMI 3D 199 USB 1000 II 100 240 50 60 35 507 x 317 x 45 3 3 8 TF LED22S1_IM_01...

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