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Operation

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Operation

USB operation

General information

  USB file systems supported: FAT, 

FAT32. 2.0 USB version is supported. 
Maximum capacity 1 TB. For correct and 
satisfactory operation, licensed USB devices 
of well-known brands should be used with this 
unit. Avoid using USB devices of unknown 
brands. Playback of images and music of 
only JPEG and MP3 format is supported. The 
output capability of the USB port is 1 A.

•  This unit supports playback of video 

files with 3GP, AVI, TS, MP4, MKV, MOV 
with videocodecs H264/AVC, H263, Divx, 
MPEG1/2/4 and audiocodecs PCM, DD(AC3), 
MP3, AAC.

  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 should be read by this unit.

•  Some AVI files cannot be played due to 

their parameters and recording conditions. 
Video files with AVI extension exceeding 2 GB 
in size may 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.

File playback

Insert a USB into the USB jack. Press MENU 

button, select Media option and press OK 
button. The screen will show USB playback 
menu:

Media center

Photo
Music
Video

•  Video file playback: Select 

Video 

item 

and press OK button. Press cursor buttons 
to select a file and press OK button to start 
playback. During playback press MENU but-
ton to show playback menu in which you can 
select an operation by LEFT/RIGHT cursor 
buttons and perform this operation by press-
ing OK button. The operations include Play/
Pause, Backward, Forward, Prev., Next, Stop, 
Repeat Mode, AB Repeat setting, Playlist, 
Info., Slow Forward, Step Forward, Goto 
Time, Brightness, Contrast, Zoom out, Zoom 
in, Scale, Move View. To exit video playback 
press EXIT button.

•  Image file playback: Select 

Photo 

item 

and press OK button. Press cursor buttons 
to select a file and press OK button to start 
playback. During playback press MENU but-
ton to show playback menu in which you can 
select an operation by LEFT/RIGHT cursor 
buttons and perform this operation by pressing 
OK button. The operations include Play/Pause, 
Prev., Next, Stop, Rotate Right, Rotate Left, 
Music(on/off), Musiclist, Zoom in, Zoom out, 
Repeat Mode, Capture and Info. To exit photo 
playback press EXIT button.

•  Audio file playback: Select 

Music 

item and 

press OK button. Press cursor buttons to select 
a file and press OK button to start playback. 
During playback press MENU button to show 
playback menu in which you can select an 
operation by LEFT/RIGHT cursor buttons and 
perform this operation by pressing OK button. 
The operations include Play/Pause,Backward, 
Forward, Prev., Next, Stop, Repeat Mode, Mute, 
Playlist, Info. and Goto Time. To exit music 
playback press EXIT button.

CI Information

 

(only in DTV mode): This function enables 

you to watch some encrypted services (pay 
services). Please insert a CI card into the 

Summary of Contents for TF-LED24S29T2

Page 1: ...Table of contents 3 LED TV c TF LED24S29T2 Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...n Channel installation Picture setting Sound setting Lock settings Timer settings Option settings USB operation General information File playback CI information General information Troubleshooting Cau...

Page 3: ...al cables from the input ports when the unit is unused for long periods of time When pulling the plug always hold the wide slot do not touch the metal part and do not destroy refit twist pull or burn...

Page 4: ...ord connected If you move this product with the power cord or the connection cable connected the damaged power cord connection cable or connection terminal may cause the fire the electric shock or bre...

Page 5: ...rrent voltage is supported When using the LED as a computer screen connect the PC to the VGA jack from the monitor by the relevant cable not included If the video source has a HDMI output jack you can...

Page 6: ...utton VOL button VOL button MENU button SOURCE button POWER STANDBY button 2 AC IN power input 3 HDMI1 input 4 Audio input 5 Component AV input 6 VGA input 7 TVRF antenna socket 8 SPDIF coaxial output...

Page 7: ...on 21 LANG Blue button 22 Yellow button Changing the battery 1 Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the RC 2 Insert the batteries into the battery compartment making sure that the corre...

Page 8: ...previous or next channel or press number buttons to enter a channel number directly Press INFO button to display the preset TV channel information Press ZOOM buttons repeatedly to select a screen form...

Page 9: ...preset order You can skip channels modify the preset order or rename channels select Setup Organiser and press the OK or right direction button to enter Skipping channels if a channel was stored twice...

Page 10: ...ss OK to confirm to clean the channel list Picture setting page Picture Picture preset Brightness Contrast Saturation Sharpness Color Temperature Screen Mode Auto Format ECO Settings Advanced Settings...

Page 11: ...password twice Clean all unlock all locked channels and restrictions Timer settings Timer Time zone Clock Sleep timer Auto standby Time zone select the local time zone Clock press OK or right directio...

Page 12: ...o Device connected to the SPDIF output The options you may choose depend on the programme you are watching If you select PCM and the sound output is prior to the picture you can select SPDIF delay fro...

Page 13: ...button select Media option and press OK button The screen will show USB playback menu Media center Photo Music Video Video file playback Select Video item and press OK button Press cursor buttons to s...

Page 14: ...vice by consulting your dealer Please do not insert or pull out the CI card when power on During initialization of the CI card please don t operate the TV Do not insert or pull out the CI card frequen...

Page 15: ...operly not connected Connect the signal cord properly No sound No audio signal or the signal cord is improperly not connected Connect the audio signal cord properly Set the sound system properly The R...

Page 16: ...lume 30 W Specific power rating in working mode 0 02 W cm 2 Power consumption in stand by mode 0 5 W Power consumption in off mode 0 W Unit dimensions with stand 559 2 x 147 x 379 mm without stand 559...

Page 17: ...17 15 USB CI 17 18 18 18 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 31 32 32 33 33 34...

Page 18: ...18 16 220...

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

Page 20: ...20 18 VESA 100 100 3 4...

Page 21: ...21 19 75 VGA VGA VGA HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI2 MHL MHL MHL SPDIF 5 1 PCMCIA CI AV YPbPr SOURCE 75...

Page 22: ...22 20 1 PRO PRO VOL VOL MENU SOURCE POWER STANDBY 2 3 HDMI1 4 5 AV 6 VGA 7 8 SPDIF 9 USB 10 CI PCMCIA 11 HDMI2 MHL 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1...

Page 23: ...13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1 SOURCE 2 3 ECO 4 MENU 5 OK ZOOM ZOOM 6 OPTION 7 VOL VOL 8 MUTE 9 TEXT 10 SUBTITLE 1 2 11 12 13 POWER STANDBY 14 GUIDE 15 EXIT 16 RETURN 17 INFO 18 CH CH 19 TV 20 LIST...

Page 24: ...24 22 POWER POWER VOL VOL RETURN MUTE CH CH PRO INFO ZOOM SOURCE TV AV DTV YPbPr PC HDMI1 HDMI2 USB OK TV ECO GUIDE EPG DTV LIST SUBTITLE DTV LANG DTV TV CH CH TEXT...

Page 25: ...25 23 1 MENU 2 3 OK 4 5 6 MENU EXIT 1 Menu OK 2 OK 3 OK Menu Exit 4 Menu OK 5 OK CH CH OK OK 1 OK 2 OK 3 OK OK OK...

Page 26: ...26 24 OK Menu Exit 1 2 OK Menu 3 Menu OK 1 2 OK 3 Menu Exit 1 2 OK 3 Menu OK 1 2 OK OK ECO TV AV ECO...

Page 27: ...27 25 Live AD Audio Description...

Page 28: ...28 26 OK 120 SPDIF T link CI SPDIF SPDIF SPDIF Dolby D PCM Dolby D Dolby D PCM SPDIF...

Page 29: ...29 27 PCM SPDIF T link CEC HDMI T Link 1 Menu T Link 2 DVD DVD HDMI CI CI CI PCMCIA c USB USB USB 2 0 FAT32 500 USB USB 1 3GP AVI TS MP4 MKV MOV H264 AVC H263 Divx MPEG1 2 4 PCM DD AC3 MP3 AAC AVI...

Page 30: ...30 500 USB USB USB USB BIN USB USB MENU Media OK USB OK OK MENU EXIT OK OK MENU EXIT OK OK MENU EXIT...

Page 31: ...31 CI DTV CI PCMCIA CI CI CI CI CI CAM...

Page 32: ...32 28 VGA AV AV...

Page 33: ...33 29 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 1 5 1 6 7 7 AV 1 8 1 9 1 10 1...

Page 34: ...8 5 1366 x 768 16 9 PAL SECAM B G DK NICAM 2 x 5 SPDIF USB VGA HDMI 2 MHL DVB T DVB T2 DVB C PCMCIA CI CI 1500 II 110 240 50 60 100 100 30 0 02 2 0 5 0 559 2 x 147 x 379 559 2 x 55 x 337 4 3 7 TF LED...

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