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TV Control Switch
& Operation
1.
Up direction
2.
Down direction
3.
Volume / Info / Sources List selection and
Standby-On switch
The Control button allows you to control the
Volume / Programme / Source and Standby-
On functions of the TV.
To change volume:
Increase the volume by
pushing the button up. Decrease the volume
by pushing the button down.
To change channel:
Press the middle of the
button, the information banner will appear on
the screen. Scroll through the stored channels
by pushing the button up or down.
To change source:
Press the middle of the
button twice(for the second time in total),
the source list will appear on the screen. Scroll
through the available sources by pushing the
button up or down.
To turn the TV off:
Press the middle of
the button down and hold it down for a few
seconds, the TV will turn into standby mode.
Notes:
•
If you turn the TV off, this circle starts again
beginning with the volume setting.
•
Main menu OSD cannot be displayed via
control button.
Operation with the Remote Control
Press the
Menu
button on your remote
control to display main menu screen. Use the
directional buttons to select a menu tab and
press
OK
to enter. Use the directional buttons
again to select or set an item. Press
Return/
Back
or
Menu
button to quit a menu screen.
Input Selection
Once you have connected external systems
to your TV, you can switch to different input
sources. Press the
Source
button on your
remote control consecutively to select the
different sources.
Changing Channels and Volume
You can change the channel and adjust
the volume by using the
/-
and
Programme
+/-
buttons on the remote.
Inserting the Batteries
into the Remote
Remove the screw that secure the battery
compartment cover on the back side of the
remote control first. Remove the cover gently.
Insert two
AAA
batteries. Make sure the (+)
and (-) signs match (observe correct polarity).
Do not mix old and new batteries. Replace
only with same or equivalent type. Place the
cover back on. Then screw the cover back
on again.
