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Safety Instructions 

To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock and other injuries, keep these safety precautions in mind

when installing, using and maintaining your TV.

Warning

:  If you manipulate against the notice, it may cause serious injury or death to user.

Caution

:  If you manipulate against the notice, it may cause slight injury to user or appliance.

Please recycle to preserve environment.

Notes & Descriptions

3

PAL/SECAM

EN 2

15 TFT-LCD TV

FCC Information

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for a class

B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation.

This equipment can generates, uses, and radiate radio frequency energy

and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause

harmful inteference to radio Communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation.

If this equipment does cause unacceptable interference to radio and

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures.

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced Radio/ TV technician for help.

Caution

Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not

expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the

user's authority to operate the equipment.

Ver 2.00NSO

Summary of Contents for SLTV15MS3

Page 1: ...equency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful inteference to radio Communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause unacceptable interference to radio and television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged t...

Page 2: ... Disconnect the power cable and signal cable connected to the product in case of thunder or lightning Do not attempt to touch its power cord with wet hands If any electric pin is wet or dusty remove the moisture or dust first before use It is recommended to pull out the power cord unless you use it for a long time Damaged power cord plug or unfitted outlet may be very dangerous Do not install the ...

Page 3: ...n active pixel may appear on the screen as a fixed point of red green blue or black Please note this does not affect the performance of your LCD When used as a PC monitor Optimal Resolution 1024 768 60Hz NOTE If the same pattern is continuously displayed on the TV Monitor for a long period of time it will result in image sticking to the screen The marking or retained image on the LCD panel results...

Page 4: ...AM Contents CHAPTER 1 Before Use 1 1 Accessories 12 1 2 Panels 13 1 3 Remote Control 16 1 4 Menu Configuration 18 1 5 Jog Shuttle Button 20 1 6 Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control 21 CHAPTER 2 Connection 2 1 Connecting Power 24 2 2 Connecting TV Antenna 24 2 3 Connecting PC 25 2 4 Connecting HDTV 25 2 5 Connecting DVD 26 2 6 Connecting VIDEO S VIDEO 26 2 7 Connecting Headphone Speaker 27...

Page 5: ...11 PAL SECAM CHAPTER 1 Before use 1 1 Accessories 1 2 Panels 1 3 Remote Control 1 4 Menu Configuration 1 5 Jog Shuttle Button 1 6 Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control EN 10 15 TFT LCD TV ...

Page 6: ...justment function when it s input singnal is PC Power button is jog shuttle type button and it operates different functions by pushing it to Up Down Left Right 13 PAL SECAM 1 1 Accessories Please make sure the following items are included with your LCD TV If any items are missing contact your dealer EN 12 15 TFT LCD TV Remote Control AAA type battery 2 Power Cord RF Cable DC Adaptor User s Manual ...

Page 7: ...3 Side Panels Audio Input L R S Video Input Video Input 15 PAL SECAM EN 14 15 TFT LCD TV 2 Rear Panels Power Input PC Input Audio PC Input Headphone Output TV Antenna Input ...

Page 8: ...ings Move MENU up and down Move MENU left and right MENU Confirmation TELETEXT Not available MEM Add Remove a TV CH SCREEN Not available SLEEP Sleep Timer setting LIST Not available HISTORY Not available DTV Not available SUBTI Not available MENU Not available EPG Not available TV RADIO Not available PIP Not available 17 PAL SECAM 1 3 Remote Control Power On Off Sound off Temporarily Channel Selec...

Page 9: ...menu setting use Menu control button Press button to return from sub menu to main menu or from main menu to menu removal EXIT MENU 19 PAL SECAM 1 4 MENU Configuration Most functions of the TV set can be controlled by MENU and selection buttons on the remote control so learning how to operate them would be convenient for you 1 Menu Configuration EN 18 15 TFT LCD TV Main Menu Sub Menu Settings ...

Page 10: ...check the polarities before the insertion Separate and collect used batteries for the protection of environment Do not use alkaline and manganese batteries together 21 PAL SECAM 1 5 JOG Shuttle Button Push button right to display main menu Push it right again to display sub menu Push button left to return to main menu Push it left again to clear menu Push the button up and down to move among menus...

Page 11: ...CAM EN 22 15 TFT LCD TV CHAPTER 2 Connection 2 1 Connecting Power 2 2 Connecting TV Antenna 2 3 Connecting PC 2 4 Connecting HDTV 2 5 Connecting DVD 2 6 Connecting VIDEO S VIDEO 2 7 Connecting Headphone Speaker ...

Page 12: ... automatically adjusts voltage Power Cable should be firmly connected to an outlet or DC adaptor in order not to be pulled out or shake 2 2 Connecting TV Antenna When round cable 75Ω coaxial cable is used copper part of the cable should not be bent 1 When an outdoor antenna is used it is recommended for a qualified technician to install it 2 For weak radio wave signal amplifier purchased separatel...

Page 13: ...oo low or too loud In case of connecting to speakers connect speakers with amps If connected with speakers without amps the output volume may be low 27 PAL SECAM 2 5 Connecting DVD Connect Component Cable not included to Component ports of TV and DVD player VCR Set Top box or camcorder 2 6 Connecting VIDEO S VIDEO Input Connect Video Audio Cable not included and S VIDEO Cable to Video port of TV a...

Page 14: ...ECAM 29 CHAPTER 3 Using TV Menus 3 1 Watching TV 3 2 Channel Search 3 3 Fine Tune 3 4 Add Remove Channel 3 5 Channel Swap 3 6 Change TV Channel Mode 3 7 Closed Caption 3 8 V chip Function EN 28 15 TFT LCD TV ...

Page 15: ...ntrol the volume Volume Button on the TV Set Volume Button on the remote control VOL VOL Previous Channel Button PRE Channel button on the TV set Channel button on the remote control CH CH 31 PAL SECAM 3 1 Watching TV 1 Precautions in the initial installation Check whether TV antenna cable is properly connected Check input voltage then connect power cord and adaptor to TV TV is now ready to be tur...

Page 16: ...arch it stores the currently searched channels only Also it can be set in OSD by using JOG button MENU MENU 33 PAL SECAM 6 Mute Press button on the remote control to turn off the sound Press it again to turn the sound back on or press volume buttons 7 Checking the present broadcasting information Press button on the remote control to display the information on the screen Press it again to remove t...

Page 17: ...e setting is complete press button again Also it can be set in OSD menu by using JOG button MEM MEM CH 35 PAL SECAM 3 3 Fine Tune If a searched channel is unclear or the sound is not working properly use Fine Tune function to adjust Press button and move to CH Fine Tune menu Set the best status with button on the remote control To stop channel search repress button on the remote control Once the s...

Page 18: ...y using button on the remote control Once the setting is complete press button Also it can be set in OSD menu by using JOG button MENU MENU 37 PAL SECAM 3 5 Channel Swap For frequently watched channels you can store and swap between those channels Move to a channel to change Press button on the remote control and move to CH Swap menu Set both channels that you are watching and want to swap Change ...

Page 19: ...e control A number can be deleted with left volume button when using it Set V Chip function by using button on the remote control MENU 39 PAL SECAM 3 7 Closed Caption This function works only with caption broadcast or other CC marked video tape and DVD title Set the function in the SETUP menu Caption can be set only by using the remote control Select a TV station video tape or DVD title Press butt...

Page 20: ...want to make channel blocking and press button for setting Press it again for cancellation Escape the menu pressing EXIT V chip function can be set up only by the remote control MENU EN 40 15 TFT LCD TV CHAPTER 4 Using Menus of Picture Sound and Others 4 1 Setting Picture Mode 4 2 Setting Sound Mode 4 3 Setting Option ...

Page 21: ...atching sports or movie User It is a picture mode customized by a user Also it can be set in OSD menu by using JOG button PM PM 43 PAL SECAM EN 42 15 TFT LCD TV 4 1 Setting Picture Mode 1 Image Scale Full Wide You can set the screen s suitable image scale of TV or Video input signals and view them accordingly Press button on the remote control Full Show a screen in the full LCD Panel Wide Show a s...

Page 22: ...u Language Change a language to display OSD Factory Reset Reset all the OSD control settings back to the factory default setting Version It shows the product version SLEEP MENU 45 PAL SECAM 3 Brightness Adjust screen brightness 4 Contrast Adjust screen contrast 5 Color Adjust screen color 6 Tint Adjust screen tint 7 Sharpness Adjust screen sharpness 4 2 Setting Sound Mode Volume Adjust volume Bass...

Page 23: ...PAL SECAM 47 EN 46 15 TFT LCD TV CHAPTER 5 Using PC MENU 5 1 Auto Adjustment 5 2 Setting Picture 5 3 Setting Sound 5 4 Setting Option 5 5 Setting Color Temperature ...

Page 24: ...hase In case picture is not optimally set after auto adjustment use Phase function H Size Adjust the Size of the screen H Position Adjust the H position of the screen V Position Adjust the V position of the screen Auto Adjustment Automatically resets its all settings to optimize the picture quality 49 PAL SECAM EN 48 15 TFT LCD TV 5 1 Auto Adjustment When the set is connected to a PC the MODE shou...

Page 25: ...minutes Menu Timeout It can be adjusted to display OSD Menu between 5 60 seconds Menu Language Change a language to display OSD Factory Reset Reset all the OSD control settings back to the factory setting status Version It shows the product version SLEEP MENU 51 PAL SECAM 5 3 Setting Sound Volume Adjust volume Bass Adjust bass Treble Adjust treble Balance Adjust balance of left right speaker EN 50...

Page 26: ...rature Press button on the remote control and move to Color Temp menu Set the value between 5500 7300 9300 or you can set as your preference in USER MENU EN 52 15 TFT LCD TV 53 CHAPTER 6 Specifications 6 1 Dimensions 6 2 Specifications ...

Page 27: ...ng Angle L R 130 U D 100 Interface LVDS TV Broadcasting System NTSC M Type Audio Output MAX 3W x 2 Stereo PC Monitor Horizontal Frequency 30 61 KHz Vertical Frequency 60 75 Hz Colors 16M colors Max Resolution XGA 1024 H x 768 V Power Adaptor Input AC 100V 240V 50 60Hz Adaptor Output DC 12 V Power Consumption In Operation 40W Power Saving Mode OFF 5W Energy Saving Mode VESA DPMS 55 PAL SECAM EN 54 ...

Page 28: ...PAL SECAM 57 EN 56 15 TFT LCD TV CHAPTER 7 Service Others 7 1 Troubleshooting 7 2 Concerning Services ...

Page 29: ...0Hz By using vertical horizontal position in Picture Adjustment Menus adjust the position Try to execute Auto Adjustment function Abnormal image scale Unstable or unfocused image or trembling LED Lamp turns off in red and it shows no image No Power No image on the monitor 59 PAL SECAM EN 58 15 TFT LCD TV 7 1 Troubleshooting If the TV seems to have a problem please check the followings first If you...

Page 30: ...nction due to disassemble by the user 5 When other parts consumption accessories including adaptor that are not supplied by the manufacturer causing malfunction 6 Supplying wrong voltage to the unit causing malfunction 7 A repair or modification performed by an unauthorized service personnel causing malfunction 8 Natural disasters lightning fire flood gas damage from sea wind earthquake and etc di...

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