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Operation

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Operation

•  Take the battery out of the RC if it is not 

used for a long time.

•  Do not mix new and used batteries or 

different types of batteries. Weak batteries can 
leak and severely damage the RC.

•  Do not expose the RC to shock, liquids, 

and do not place it in an area with high 
humidity.

General operations

•  Press POWER button on the unit or on the 

RC to switch on the power, the indication light 
will be in green color. Press POWER button 
again to switch off the power, and the light will 
be in red color.

•  Press VOL- button repeatedly to decrease 

the volume; press VOL+ button repeatedly to 
increase the volume.

•  Press 

 button on the RC to select 

from the present channel and the previously 
displayed channel.

•  Press MUTE button to cut off sound, press 

this button again or adjust volume to resume 
sound.

•  Press CH-/CH+ buttons to select previous 

or next channels; or press number buttons 
to enter a channel number directly. Press 
CH.LIST to view the list of available channels.

•  Press P.MODE button repeatedly to cycle 

through the available video picture modes from 
the following types: Dynamic => Standard => 
Mild => User.

•  Press S.MODE button repeatedly to cycle 

through the available sound modes from the 
following types: Standard => Music => Movie 
=> Soft => User.

•  Press DISPLAY button to display the 

preset TV channel play information.

•  Press FREEZE button to freeze the picture 

on or off.

•  Press FAV.LIST button to show the 

favourite channel list. Press UP/DOWN to 
select next or previous favorite channel. Press 
FAV+ to add a new channel to the list

Signal sources

Press SOURCE button, then press DOWN/

UP cursor buttons on the RC or CH+/CH- 
buttons on the panel to select a source from 
available source list: TV - AV -  YPBPR - HDMI1 
- HDMI2 - 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 in order 
to pick up the picture signal of Teletext.

•  Press CH-/CH+ buttons to select the 

previous page or the next page.

•  Teletext button functions are as follows:
ON/OFF: Press TEXT button to enter into 

TEXT mode. Press this button again to return 
to the channel you are watching.

HOLD: Press this button to stop the move 

to the next page. Press this button again to 
cancel operation.

INDEX: Press this button to go to the index 

page.

REVEAL: Press this button to reveal the 

cancelled information. Press this button again 
to cancel the information.

SUBPAGE: Press this button to select sub 

page, and the sub-page symbol will appear in 
the left top hand corner of the screen. Enter the 
number of sub page and use numeric buttons 
in the format 0001 for sub page 1. The teletext 
will search for the sub page.

MIX: Press this button to mix the teletext 

and current TV signal image (transparent 
background).

RED/GREEN/YELLOW/BLUE buttons: 

Press these 4 color buttons to access directly 
to corresponding color page displayed at the 
lower parts of teletext screen.

Summary of Contents for TF-LED32S11

Page 1: ...Table of contents 3 LED TV c TF LED32S11 Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...nel setting Picture setting Sound setting Timer setting Option setting Screen setting USB operation General playback information Operations of file playback General information Troubleshooting Causes...

Page 3: ...rts when the unit is unused for long periods of time When unplugging the plug always hold the wide slot do not touch the metal part and do not destroy twist pull or heat the power cord Please contact...

Page 4: ...lectric shock or breakdown Make sure that 2 persons or more carry the device heavier than 18 kg Dropping or tipping over the device may damage it The temperature of the product s body becomes a little...

Page 5: ...onnect the power cord to the power socket of this unit When using the LED as a computer screen connect the PC to the VGA jack from the monitor using the VGA cable not included This unit has PC audio i...

Page 6: ...H V O L V O L S O U R C E STAND BY 12 1 IR sensor 2 Power indicator 3 Speaker 4 Power switch 5 MENU button 6 CH button 7 CH button 8 VOL button 9 VOL button 10 SOURCE button 11 POWER STANDBY button 12...

Page 7: ...TEXT Press one time to pause press again to playback 21 INDEX Stop the playback and return to filelist 22 P MODE Select the picture mode 23 ZOOM Zoom in or out the current picture Some pictrues or vi...

Page 8: ...off Press FAV LIST button to show the favourite channel list Press UP DOWN to select next or previous favorite channel Press FAV to add a new channel to the list Signal sources Press SOURCE button th...

Page 9: ...I Fine tune perform fine adjustment of the current frequency AFC set On Off automatic frequency correction Search press LEFT RIGHT buttons the unit will search for next available channel downward or u...

Page 10: ...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 O...

Page 11: ...plementary 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...

Page 12: ...Movie Zoom in Movie Zoom out Movie Select aspect ratio Movie While playback press button to pause or resume playback Press button to stop playback When playing photo movie and music files you can pres...

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: ...100 240 V 50 60 Hz Maximum power consumption at 100 brightness and 100 volume 60 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...

Page 15: ...15 15...

Page 16: ...16 16 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 28 28 28 29 30...

Page 17: ...17 17 220...

Page 18: ...18 18 LCD 10 18 2...

Page 19: ...19 19 4 4 4 4 VESA...

Page 20: ...20 20 75 DVD CAMCORDER L R RCA Y Pb Pr VGA VGA VGA HDMI HDMI HDMI 75...

Page 21: ...PC VGA PC AUD IO RF IN Y Pb Pr VIDEO R L USB EARPHO NE M E N U C H C H V O L V O L S O U R C E STAND BY 12 1 2 3 4 5 MENU 6 CH 7 CH 8 VOL 9 VOL 10 SOURCE 11 POWER STANDBY 12 13 14 HDMI 1 15 HDMI 2 16...

Page 22: ...6 FREEZE 7 FAV 8 CH LIST 9 FAV LIST 10 VOL 11 CH 12 MUTE 13 VOL 14 CH 15 MENU 16 EXIT 17 18 ENTER 19 S MODE 20 TEXT 21 INDEX 22 P MODE 23 ZOOM 24 A B 25 REPEAT 26 REVEAL FB 27 SUBPAGE NEXT 28 HOLD FF...

Page 23: ...23 23 POWER POWER VOL VOL MUTE TV CH CH 0 9 P MODE S MODE DISPLAY FREEZE FAV LIST FAV SOURCE CH CH TV AV YPBPR HDMI1 HDMI2 PC Media ENTER MENU TV CH CH ON OFF TEXT HOLD INDEX REVEAL SUBPAGE 0001 MIX...

Page 24: ...24 24 1 MENU 2 VOL 3 ENTER CH 4 CH 5 VOL CH 6 EXIT ENTER MENU EXIT ENTER PAL SECAM NTSC DK BG I ENTER FAV...

Page 25: ...25 25 NTSC 0 100 Nicam Nicam 10 240 USB 4 3 16 9 1 2...

Page 26: ...26 26 USB PC c USB USB USB USB ENTER USB ENTER USB USB 2 0 FAT16 FAT32 500 USB ASF AVI MKV MPG WMV9 DIVX H263 MPEG 4 MPEGII XVID WMA MP3 DD AC3 AVI AVI 2 USB 1 1 2 0 USB 500 USB USB...

Page 27: ...27 27 USB USB BIN ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER OK OK...

Page 28: ...28 28 REPEAT...

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

Page 30: ...30 30 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 8 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 31 5 80 1366 x 768 16 9 6 5 PAL SECAM B G DK I NICAM 2 x 8 RCA VGA HDMI 2...

Page 31: ...3D 199 USB 1000 II 100 240 50 60 100 100 60 0 02 2 0 3 0 733 x 45 x 436 733 x 160 x 469 6 3 TF LED32S11_IM_01 31...

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