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USB­RECORDING
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Connecting­external­data­media
Notes:
7
It is advised to put the television on stand-by
mode before connecting the Skype camera.
7
Before disconnecting the external data me-
dium, the television must first be switched to
standby, otherwise files can be damaged.
7
There are two USB inputs on the television,
namely » USB1 « and » USB2­(HDD) «.
» USB2­ (HDD) « input is intended for USB
devices that require additional power (e.g.
external hard disk).
1
Plug the external hard disk to the »
USB2­
(HDD) « USB interface of the television;
or
plug the memory stick in one of the » USB1 «
sockets of the television.
Notes:
7
Both sockets »
USB1
« of the television sup-
ports 500 mA current according to the USB
standard. Devices such as external hard disk
and etc. that consume more power can only
be connected to the »
USB2­(HDD)
« USB
interface of the television.
7
If you are using a power cable for the ex-
ternal hard disk that you have connected to
the »
USB2­(HDD)
« USB interface, then the
power cable of the external hard disk must
also be unplugged when the TV is turned off.
7
You must not disconnect the USB Device
from the TV while a file on the USB Device is
being read by the TV.
USB­recording­settings
Selecting­the­menu
1
Open the menu with »
MENU
«.
2 Select the menu item »PRnP« with »
>
« or
»
<
« and press »
OK
« to confirm.
– »Media Player« menu is displayed.
3 Select the option »PVR« with »
>
« or »
<
«
and press » OK « to confirm.
– The content is displayed.
4
Press »

« (green).
– »Media Options« menu is displayed.
Noname
Media Player
PVR
Back
Media Sour c e Info
Total Area (MB) 14.2
Used Area (MB) 13.6
Emp ty Area (MB) 0.6
USB DRIVE
Media Options
View Mode Full Screen
Auto Preview On
Slide Show Ran g e 5
Disk Management
5
Select the line »Disk Management« with
»
V
« or »
Λ
« and press »
OK
« to confirm.
Note:
7
Additional operations are explained in the
following sections.