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Safety Precautions ................................................. 3

Air Circulation ..................................................... 3

Heat Damage...................................................... 3

Mains Supply ...................................................... 3

Warning ............................................................. 3

Do ....................................................................... 3

Do not ................................................................. 3

Installation and Important Information .................... 4

EXCLUSION CLAUSE........................................ 4

portant safety info

rmation .................................. 5

moving the pedestal stand ................................. 6

The Remote Control ............................................... 7

Inserting Batteries and Effective Range of the

Remote Control................................................... 7

Connecting External Equipment ............................. 8
Connecting an HDMI

or DVI Device to the HDMI

Input........................................................................ 9

To Connect an HDMI Device .............................. 9

To Connect a DVI Device (PC, DVD Player etc) 9

Connecting a Computer........................................ 10

To Connect a Computer .................................... 10

Connecting a DVD Player..................................... 10

Connecting to a DVD Player via YPbPr ............ 10

Connecting a USB Memory ...................................11

To Connect a USB

Flash Drive ..........................11

Power Save Mode ................................................ 12

Environmental Information ............................... 12

Controlling the TV ................................................. 13

Switching on ..................................................... 13

Using the Remote Control ................................ 13

Using the Controls on the TV ............................ 13

Initial Installation .................................................. 14

Auto Tuning....................................................... 15

Auto Tuning .......................................................... 15
Auto Tuning - continued........................................ 16
Manual Tuning, Analogue Fine Tuning ................. 16

Digital Aerial Manual Search............................. 16

Digital Cable Manual Search ............................ 16

Manual Tuning, Analogue Fine Tuning -

continued .............................................................. 17

Analogue Manual Search ................................. 17

Digital Satellite Manual Search ......................... 17

Analogue Fine Tune.......................................... 17

General Operation ................................................ 18

Stereo and Bilingual Transmissions.................. 18

Displaying Subtitles .......................................... 18

Viewing Main Menu .......................................... 18

Controlling Volume and Muting Sound ............. 18

Selecting Programme Positions........................ 18

Standby Notifications

........................................ 18

Channel List, Sorting Programmes, Programme

Locking ................................................................. 19

Viewing Channel List ........................................ 19

Moving a Channel ............................................. 19

Deleting a Channel ........................................... 19

Renaming a Channel ........................................ 19

Locking a Channel ............................................ 19

Viewing Info Banner, Electronic Programme

Guide .................................................................... 20

Viewing Info Banner .......................................... 20

Electronic Programme Guide............................ 20

Language Selection .............................................. 21

Language Settings ............................................ 21

Preferred ....................................................... 21

Current .......................................................... 21

Digital Settings - Parental Control, Menu Lock, Set

PIN........................................................................ 22

Viewing Parental Control Menu ........................ 22

Menu Lock ........................................................ 22

Maturity Lock (*)................................................ 22

Child Lock ......................................................... 22

Set PIN ............................................................. 22

Configuring Picture Settings

................................. 23

Configuring Picture Settings

............................. 23

Picture Mode..................................................... 23

Contrast ............................................................ 23

Brightness ......................................................... 23

Sharpness......................................................... 23

Colour ............................................................... 23

Power Save Mode ............................................ 23

Backlight (optional) ........................................... 23

Noise Reduction ............................................... 23

Advanced Settings ........................................ 23

Reset ................................................................ 24

Changing Picture Format...................................... 25

Configuring PC Picture Settings

........................... 26

PC Picture Settings (*) ...................................... 26

PC Position ....................................................... 26

Autoposition ...................................................... 26

H Position ......................................................... 26

V Position.......................................................... 26

Dot Clock .......................................................... 26

Phase................................................................ 26

Configuring Sound Settings

.................................. 27

Configuring Sound Settings

.............................. 27

Operating Sound Settings Menu Items ............. 27

Volume .............................................................. 27

Equalizer (Only for speaker) ............................. 27

Balance (Only for speaker) ............................... 27

Headphone ....................................................... 27

Sound Mode ..................................................... 27

AVL ................................................................... 27

Dynamic Bass ................................................... 27

Surround Sound................................................ 27

Digital Out ......................................................... 27

Settings Menu Operation, Conditional Access ..... 28

Configuring Your TV’s Settings

......................... 28

Viewing Settings Menu ..................................... 28

Summary of Contents for 32W1333DB

Page 1: ...are updates will be made available to ensure that your TV maintains optimum performance You can download the latest version of firmware from www toshiba om net firmware php Some features listed in this document are limited due to local legislation and may not be available in all countries ...

Page 2: ...ssions 18 Displaying Subtitles 18 Viewing Main Menu 18 Controlling Volume and Muting Sound 18 Selecting Programme Positions 18 Standby Notifications 18 Channel List Sorting Programmes Programme Locking 19 Viewing Channel List 19 Moving a Channel 19 Deleting a Channel 19 Renaming a Channel 19 Locking a Channel 19 Viewing Info Banner Electronic Programme Guide 20 Viewing Info Banner 20 Electronic Pr...

Page 3: ...Version 31 Hard of Hearing 31 Audio Description 31 Auto TV Off 32 Bisskey 32 Standby Search 32 Store Mode 32 Power Up Mode 32 USB Media Browser 32 Manual Start 32 Auto Start 32 Playing MP3 Files 33 Viewing JPEG Files 33 Slideshow Feature 34 Video Playback 34 Media Browser Settings 35 Using MENU button in Media Browser Mode 35 To Close the Media Player 35 Analogue Only Text Services 36 Using Text B...

Page 4: ...draw the mains plug before making or changing connections DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation operation or safety of your equipment DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment Do not DON T remove any fixed cover as this may expose danger ous voltages DON T obstruct the ventilation openings of the equipment with items such as newspapers tablecloths curta...

Page 5: ... Regular use of other size modes will prevent permanent retention EXCLUSION CLAUSE Toshiba shall under no circumstances be liable for loss and or damage to the product caused by i fire ii earthquake iii accidental damage iv intentional misuse of the product v use of the product in improper conditions vi loss and or damage caused to the product whilst in the possession of a third party vii any dama...

Page 6: ... disconnecting the unit from the socket outlet Do not pull on flex The flex can become damaged and cause a short circuit Use a soft dry cloth to clean the unit Set up unit so that no one will trip over the flex If you intend to wall mount the unit contact the shop where you purchased the unit for advice and leave the installation work to professionals Improper installation can cause damage and or ...

Page 7: ... s are attached to the wall and the back of the TV as described in the instructions provided with the wall bracket 4 Always use the screws supplied or recommended by the wall mount manufacturer Note The bracket shown above is a sample image The bracket and fixings are not supplied with the TV Removing the pedestal stand 1 Carefully lay the front of the unit face down on a flat cushioned surface wi...

Page 8: ...on 27 Menu on off 28 Okay Confirm Hold in TXT mode Channel List 29 Exit Return Index page in TXT mode 30 No function 31 Info Reveal in TXT mode 32 Volume Up Down 33 No function 34 No function 35 Rapid advance 36 Stop 37 Blue button 38 Yellow button Remove the back cover to reveal the battery compartment and make sure the batteries are inserted the right way round Suitable battery types for this re...

Page 9: ...o output It is designed for best performance with 1080i and 1080p high definition video signals but will also accept and display VGA 480i 480p 576i 576p and 720p signals PC format signals will also be displayed NOTE Although this TV is able to connect to HDMI equipment it is possible that some equipment may not operate correctly When connecting a device via the Side AV input you must use the suppl...

Page 10: ...u will need a Category 2 cable Conventional HDMI DVI cable may not work properly with this mode HDMI cable transfers both video and audio Separate analogue audio cables are not required see illustration To view the HDMI device video press SOURCE button to select HDMI1 or HDMI2 HDMI Input Socket Back HDMI device D I H M 1 D I H M 2 To Connect a DVI Device PC DVD Player etc Connect an HDMI to DVI ca...

Page 11: ...Video some scenes may be skipped or you may not be able to pause during multiangle scenes Connecting a Computer Connecting a DVD Player Connecting to a DVD Player via YPbPr Some DVD players are connected through COMPONENT SOCKETS YPbPr In this case you must use the supplied Component YPbPr video connection cable for enabling connection First plug the single jack of the cable to the TV s YPbPr sock...

Page 12: ... stick It is possible that certain types of USB devices e g MP3 Players may not be compatible with this TV You may back up your files before making any connections to the TV set in order to avoid any possible data loss Note that manufacturer will not be responsible for any file damage or data loss Do not pull out USB module while playing a file CAUTION Quickly plugging and unplugging USB devices m...

Page 13: ...ll be off in 3 seconds message will be displayed on the screen Select PROCEED and press OK to continue The screen will be off in 15 seconds If you disable Power Save Mode Picture mode will be automatically set to Dynamic When the TV is not in use please switch off or disconnect the TV from the mains plug This will also reduce energy consumption Disconnect power when going away for longer time It i...

Page 14: ...s of the screen will reduce energy use Energy efficiency cuts energy consumption and thus saves money NOTE Putting the TV into standby mode will reduce energy consumption but will still draw some power Using the Remote Control Press the MENU button on the remote control to see the menus The main menu appears as a group of icons each for a menu option Press the Left or Right button to select a topi...

Page 15: ...ght the Search Type option Use Left or Right to set the desired search type Available search types are digital only analog TV only and full 4 When set Down button to select Teletext Language Use Left or Right button to select desired Teletext Language 5 Press OK button on the remote control to continue and the following message will be displayed on the screen 6 Select Yes button by using Left or R...

Page 16: ...can all satellites or press YELLOW button to scan only the highlighted satellite To save and exit press OK button After the available stations are stored Channel List will be displayed on the screen If you like the sort channels according to the LCN please select Yes and then press OK button if available Auto Tuning Initial Installation continued Press OK button to quit channel list and watch TV N...

Page 17: ...w the television to complete the search Manual Tuning Analogue Fine Tuning The television can be tuned in manually using Manual Search feature Digital Aerial Manual Search The feature is available for service engineers or can be used for direct channel entry if the multiplex channel is known Select Manual channel scan from the Install and Retune menu and press OK After selecting search type as Dig...

Page 18: ...rected with a warning massage to do Antenna Installation first where you can find under the Satellite Settings in Settings menu After selecting search type as Satellite you can set the desired options and press OK button to search In satellite manual scan you can enter frequency polarisation symbol rate values and change network channel scan and satellite options by using left right buttons or num...

Page 19: ... off subtitles Viewing Main Menu Press buttons on the TV at the same time to view main menu Press MENU button on the remote control to view main menu Controlling Volume and Muting Sound Volume Press V or V button on the remote control to adjust the volume Sound Mute Press button once to turn the sound off and again to cancel Selecting Programme Positions To select a programme position use the nume...

Page 20: ...to move the channel and press OK Selected channel is now moved Deleting a Channel You can press GREEN button to tag untag all channels YELLOW button to tag untag channel Select the channel that you want to delete and select Delete option Press OK button to continue A warning screen will appear Select Yes to delete select No to cancel Press OK button to continue Renaming a Channel Select the channe...

Page 21: ...he guide screen will appear highlighting details of the channel and programme currently being viewed This may take a few moments to appear For details of other programmes currently available press navigation buttons to scroll up and down or scroll left right through the list As channels are selected details of the programme currently being broadcast will appear Press RED button to view the previou...

Page 22: ...tings will be used Audio by pressing Left or Right button change the audio language Subtitle alter the subtitle language with Left or Right button The chosen language will be seen in subtitles Teletext changes the preferred teletext language Guide By pressing Left or Right button change the guide language Current Audio if audio language is supported change the audio language by pressing Left or Ri...

Page 23: ...000 It is not available for France country setting Maturity Lock When set this option gets the maturity information from the broadcast and if this maturity level is disabled disables access to the broadcast Press MENU button and select Settings by using Left or Right button Press OK button to continue Use Up or Down button to select Parental and then press OK button to continue Enter the pin numbe...

Page 24: ...the screen Press MENU button and select Picture by using Left or Right button Press Up or Down button to select Sharpness Colour Sets the colour value adjusting the colours Press MENU button and select Picture by using Left or Right button Press Up or Down button to select Colour Power Save Mode Enables or disables the power save mode Use Up or Down button to select Power Save Mode Press Left or R...

Page 25: ...e HDMI True Black On Off feature functions only when the HDMI device output is set to RGB Film Mode optional Films are recorded at a different number of frames per second to normal television programmes Press or buttons to select Film mode Press or buttons to set this feature Auto or Off Turn this feature to Auto when you are watching films to see the fast motion scenes clearly Skin Tone Adjust th...

Page 26: ...on which could be included in the broadcast signal or the signal from an external device Note Auto mode will only be available in HDMI YPbPr and DTV 16 9 Use this setting when watching a widescreen DVD widescreen video tape or a 16 9 broadcast when available Due to the range of widescreen formats 16 9 14 9 etc black bars may be visible on the top and bottom of the screen 4 3 Use this setting to vi...

Page 27: ... button H Position H Horizontal Position shifts the image horizontally to right hand side or left hand side of the screen In the PC Position menu press the Down button until H Position is highlighted Press the Left or Right button to adjust the value V Position V Vertical Position shifts the image vertically towards the top or bottom of the screen In the PC Position menu press the Down button unti...

Page 28: ...ct Headphone PressLeftorRightbuttontoselectVolume Press Right button to increase headphone volume level Press Left buttontodecreaseheadphonevolumelevel Headphone volume level can be adjusted between 0 and 63 Sound Mode This setting is used to set the sound mode Higlight Sound Mode by using Up or Down button Press Left or Right button to set You can select Mono Stereo Dual I or Dual II mode only if...

Page 29: ...cess Module and card These are purchased from a service provider and allow additional subscription broadcasts to be viewed For more information see a service provider IMPORTANT Inserting or removing the CAM is only when the TV is SWITCHED OFF In order to watch certain digital channels a conditional access module CAM is necessary This module must be inserted in the CI slot of your TV Obtain the Con...

Page 30: ...nding time using the numeric buttons Duration Displays duration between the starting and ending time Repeat Sets a timer to be repeated as Once Daily or Weekly Use Left or Right button to select an option Change Delete Controls parental settings on timers Press GREEN button to save the timer Press RED button to cancel Editing a Timer Select the timer you want to edit by pressing Up or Down button ...

Page 31: ...elect this option You can add delete or edit the satellites in the list Antenna Installation You can change antenna settings and start a new satellite scan SatcoDX optional There are two options regarding to satcodx feature You can download or upload satcoDX data In order to perform these functions a USB device must be connected to the TV first You can upload current services and related satellite...

Page 32: ...nu select Blue Background and choose On or Off using Left or Right button Software Upgrade This feature helps to keep your TV updated It works automatically and searches for new information when available Note that this setting is inactive to be modified To ensure that your TV always has the most updated information you can use this setting In order for the proper operation please ensure that the ...

Page 33: ...his feature please set to Disabled Power Up Mode This setting configures the power up mode preference Always On The TV always switches on when main on off button is pressed Standby The TV always powers up in Standby mode Last State The TV always switches on with the last selected channel source Manual Start To display Media Browser window you can press MENU button on the remote control and then se...

Page 34: ...ons Jumps to previous or next file to play Yellow button Change viewing style BLUE button Changes media options Note If the Viewing Style is set to Folder in Media Browser Settings Music folder will be displayed as sorted and there is no need to sort files again by pressing RED button Viewing JPEG Files To view photo files from a USB Memory you can use this menu screen When you select Photos from ...

Page 35: ... numeric buttons on your remote control Play This OK button Plays the selected file Navigate menu LANG Play Preview Displays selected file in a small preview screen RED Sorts files by name Play button Plays all media files starting with the selected one YELLOW Button Change viewing style Loop Shuffle GREEN button Press once to disable Loop Press again to disable both Loop and Shuffle Press once mo...

Page 36: ...e Slideshow Interval Sets slide show interval time Show Subtitle Sets subtitle enabling preference Subtitle Language Sets supported subtitle language Subtitle Position Sets subtitle position as up or down Subtitle Font Size Sets subtitle font size max 54pt Using MENU button in Media Browser Mode Pressing MENU button in Media Browser mode displays the following menu screen You can access Picture So...

Page 37: ...access one of the four given subjects press the relevant coloured button on the remote control For further information on your particular text system s see the broadcast text index page or consult your local Toshiba dealer Below is a guide to the functions of the remote control text buttons Accessing Sub pages If a text page has sub pages press and enter the sub page numbers 01 02 03 etc which can...

Page 38: ...40x480 60Hz 5 640x480 66Hz 6 640x480 72Hz 7 640x480 75Hz 8 640x480 85Hz 9 800x600 56Hz 10 800x600 60Hz 11 800x600 70Hz 12 800x600 72Hz 13 800x600 75Hz 14 800x600 85Hz 15 832x624 75Hz 16 1024x768 60Hz 17 1024x768 66Hz 18 1024x768 70Hz 19 1024x768 72Hz 20 1024x768 75Hz 21 1024x768 85Hz 22 1152x864 60Hz 23 1152x864 70Hz 24 1152x864 75Hz 25 1152x864 85Hz 26 1152x870 75Hz 27 1280x768 60Hz 28 1360x768 6...

Page 39: ...76P 50Hz O 720P 50Hz O 720P 60Hz O 1080I 50Hz O 1080I 60Hz O HDMI1 HDMI2 480I 60Hz O 480P 60Hz O 576I 50Hz O 576P 50Hz O 720P 50Hz O 720P 60Hz O 1080I 50Hz O 1080I 60Hz O 1080P 24Hz 25Hz 30Hz 50Hz 60Hz O Note In some cases a signal on the LCD TV may not be displayed properly The problem may be an inconsistency with standards from the source equipment DVD Set top box etc If you do experience such a...

Page 40: ...power switches If there is no switch remove the mains plug from the wall socket Signal information for Mini D sub 15 pin connector Pin No Signal name Pin No Signal name Pin No Signal name 1 R 6 Ground 11 NC 2 G 7 Ground 12 NC 3 B 8 Ground 13 H sync 4 NC 9 NC 14 V sync 5 NC 10 Ground 15 NC NC not connected ...

Page 41: ...ec mp4 mov MPEG1 2 Layer 3 AAC HEAAC AC3 EAC3 LPCM ADPCM H 264 1080Px2 25fps 1080P 50fps Other 1080P 30fps 50Mbit sec avi MPEG1 2 4 Xvid H 264 VC1 WMV3 Sorenson H 263 Motion JPEG MPEG1 2 Layer 1 2 3 AAC HEAAC AC3 EAC3 LPCM ADPCM WMA H 264 1080Px2 25fps 1080P 50fps Other 1080P 30fps 50Mbit sec flv H 264 Sorenson H 263 MPEG1 2 Layer 3 AAC HEAAC LPCM ADPCM H 264 1080Px2 25fps 1080P 50fps Other 1080P ...

Page 42: ...midity 20 80 non condensing Supplied Accessories Remote Control 2 batteries AAA IEC R03 1 5V Four screws Side AV cable YPbPr Connection Cable Stand fixing cover P Clip 32 Energy Efficiency Class A Visible Screen Size approx 80 cm 32 On Mode Power Consumption approx 40 W Annual Power Consumption approx 58 kWh Standby Power Consumption approx 0 50 W Screen Resolution pixels 1920 x 1080 Display 16 9 ...

Page 43: ... crossed out wheeIed dust bin symbol indicates that products must be collected and disposed of separately from household waste Integrated batteries and accumulators can be disposed of with the product They will be separated at the recycling centres The black bar indicates that the product was placed on the market after August 13 2005 By participating in separate collection of products and batterie...

Page 44: ...he remote control work Check the batteries aren t exhausted or inserted incorrectly Why doesn t the Media browser feature operate Make sure the USB stick HDD is connected correctly Incorrect Operation may occur with a USB Hub connection Why when digital subtitles have been selected are they not shown on screen Subtitles are not currently being transmitted by the broadcaster Why is the digital chan...

Page 45: ...duct is carrying the CE Mark in accordance with the related European Directives Responsible for CE Marking is TOSHIBA TELEVISION CENTRAL EUROPE Sp z o o ul Pokoju 1 Biskupice Podgórne 55 040 Kobierzyce Poland This product is labeled with the CE Mark in accordance with the related European Directives notably Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004 108 EC and Ro...

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