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Chapter 5 - Using more of your TV
Setting up your favourite channels
You can create a list of your favourite TV channels.
1.
Press
LIST
.
2.
Press the red button to enter
Select channel
list
, press
/
to select a list and press
OK
to
enter.
3.
Press
/
/ /
to scroll through the channel
list and press the green button to add the selected
channel to your favourite list.
4.
Repeat this procedure to set up other favourite
channels.
5.
Press the red button to enter
Select channel list
,
select
Favorites
and press
OK
to enter.
6.
Press
/
/ /
to select a channel, press
OK
to watch it or press the green button to remove it
from your favourite list.
7.
Press
LIST
or
EXIT
to exit.
Energy saving
1.
Press
MENU
or
OPTION
on the remote control,
select
Settings > Picture > ECO settings >
Energy saving
and press
OK/
to enter.
2.
Press
/
to select a desired power saving mode
and press
OK
to confirm.
3.
Press
EXIT
or
MENU
to close the menu.
Local dimming
(* available only in selected models)
Your TV is equipped with local dimming technology
which increases local contrast and decreases power
consumption.
Follow the steps below to access the local dimming.
1.
Press
MENU
or
OPTION
on the remote control,
select
Settings > Picture > ECO settings > Local
dimming
and press
OK/
to enter.
2.
Press
/
to select
On
or
Off
and press
OK
to
confirm.
3.
Press
EXIT or MENU
to close the menu.
Viewing TV using the 3D function
(* not available for some models)
WARNING:
•
Some viewers may experience discomfort while
viewing 3D TV such as dizziness, nausea and
headaches. If you experience any such symptom, stop
viewing 3D TV, remove your 3D glasses and rest.
•
Watching 3D videos too closely or for a long period
of time may harm your eyesight.
•
A responsible adult should frequently check on
children who are using the 3D function.
•
Do not use the 3D glasses for any other purpose
than viewing 3D videos on a 3D TV.
•
Do not use the 3D function or 3D glasses while
walking or moving around, otherwise this may result
in injuries due to running into objects, tripping, and/
or falling.
1.
Press
MENU
or
OPTION
on the remote control,
select
Settings > Picture > 3D navigation
, and
press
OK/
to enter. Press
/
to select
Manual
and press
OK
to confirm.
2.
Press
/
to select
3D
in the
Picture
menu
and press
OK/
to enter.
3.
Wear the 3D glasses first, then select
3D Mode
and press
OK/
to enter. Press
/
to select the
desired 3D input format for the playing of 3D video
and press
OK
to confirm.
4.
Press
/
to select other menu options:
-
3D-to-2D:
Select
On
to display 3D image in 2D
mode (no 3D effect).
-
L-R switch:
Select
On
or
Off
to adjust the 3D
video between the left and right eyes for better
3D viewing.
-
Depth of field:
This option is available only in
3D mode. You can adjust it to achieve a good 3D
effect with the image.
5.
Press
EXIT
or
MENU
to close the menu.
Notes:
-
3D glasses from other manufacturers may not be
supported.
-
All photo functions are disabled in 3D mode.
-
If you change to a different signal source
or access Smart TV, the 3D mode will be
automatically disabled.
-
Some 3D modes may not be available depending
on the input format of the 3D video source.
-
Supported 3D modes:
Analogue TV, AV:
2D-to-3D
Digital TV, CMP, HDMI, USB, Videos from the
Internet:
2D-to-3D
,
Side-by-Side
,
Top-and-
Bottom
,
Line interleave
.
-
3D function in USB mode: During the playback
of a selected video from USB, press
OPTION
to
display the video menu in the browser mode, then
select
3D mode
. For more detail information,
refer to the above related descriptions.
SPDIF type
Connect the TV to an audio device through the
SPDIF
output. To select a proper sound type for your SPDIF
output, press
MENU
or
OPTION
on the remote
control, select
Settings > Sound > SPDIF type
and
press
OK/
to enter. Press
/
to select an
option and press
OK
to confirm.
- If you select
Auto
, the SPDIF output format is
•
Dolby Digital when the programme’s sound format
is Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital Plus or HE-AAC.
•
PCM when the programme’s sound format is
MPEG.
- If you select
PCM
, the SPDIF output format is PCM,
regardless of the programme’s sound format.
