24LED14FHD-User-Manual
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1. MEDIA MENU Note Before operating USB menu Plug in USB device then press SOURCE button to set the Input SOURCE to USB Press 4 button to select USB the Source menu then press Enter button to enter Press 4 button to the option you want to adjust in the main USB menu then press Enter button to enter Photo Press 4 button to select PHOTO in the main menu then press Enter button to enter Press 4 button to select drive disk you want to watch then press Enter button to enter Press 4 button to select return option to back to the preview menu Move Select Quick Menu Fein NOTE The operation for all 4 kinds of media file 1s almost same USB MULTIMEDIA PLAYBACK FORMAT Multimedia File Decoder Notes Categories Extension MPEG 1 MPEG 2 MP MPGE1 MPEG2 MPEG4 MPEG 4 SP MPEG 4 ASP Up to 1080p 30F MPEG 4 XVID DIVX H 264 Up to 1080p 25F H 264 AVC MP Level 4 AAC AAC LC type 2 H 264 AVC HP Level 4 MPEG 1Layer2 HE AAC v1 type 5 SBR MPEG mpeg MPEG 1 MP MPEG 1Layer3 HE AAC v2 mpg dat vob MPEG 2Layer3 type 29 SBR ps TS ts trp tp MPEG 1 MPEG 2 MP AC3 H 264 AVC MP Level 4 AAC LC H 264 AVC HP Level 4 HE AAC V1 HE AAC V2 MPEG 1 Layer3 Bit Rate up to 320Kbps Sample Rate 32KHz MPEG 2 Layer3 44 1 KHz 48KHz Baseline Mode 72x72 lt Baseline Resolution lt 7680x4320 Mode Note 1 Max 500 files supported each Mis 5 REMOTE CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS2. Wintal USER MANUAL CONTENTS ji PREDICA olas 2 Y emit 2 3 FRONT amp BACK VIEW REAR CONNECTION OF LED AH 3 4 CONFICURATION OF THE TED di A A ees 4 AGE PICTURE SE NCAA AAA 4 d SOUNDS 2 bd EN ada 4 COARNE T I SR ERA ala 4 44 TOCKSYSTENUSEPDING 19555990055 AAA 5 AS i n B idea crecio pina lola oia pu ete 7 5 REMOTECONTROL INSTRUCTIONS itis ee A 9 6 REMOTE CONTROLS SETUP 11 od BATIP U AGR CAUTION a is 11 T ACCESSORIES AENA AAA ASAS ASA 11 8 TROUBLE SHOOTING AND ADVICE AAA 11 9 SPECIEICUTIONS ana O 12 1 PREFACE Thank you for purchasing this LED TV This manual will help you use all the extensive features of your new TV Make sure the monitor was not damaged in transit Should the monitor is damaged do not install it and contact your dealer Check that you have all the accessories according to the model 2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Put the monitor on a stable surface Do not use the monitor with others fixations than those provided or suggested by the manufacturer Do not place any material on the monitor 7 If you
3. G ooo Qe OIOI POWER SLEEP MUTE 6 9 T SHIFT STOP al REVEAL HOLD 44 gt gt SUB T INDEX SIZE FAV P MODE S MODE SOURCE AUDIO LANG TV RADIO EXIT MENU REC SUB P pb EPG INFO amp 999990 G 61616 000000 TV Functions 1 POWER Press the on and standby 2 SLEEP Press to select a preset time interval for automatic shut off 3 MUTE Press to mutes the sound 4 SOURCE Press to display the input source menu 5 NUMBER Numeric buttons for direct channel access 6 AUDIO LANG Stereo Mono Dual audio Change audio language 7 TV RADIO Press to change between TV and Radio 8 Exit the menu 9 CH LIST channel list 10 BACK go back to the last viewed channel 11 MENU Press to display the OSD menu 12 13 CHANNEL Press to change the TV channels 14 lt gt A V ENTER Use to select on screen menu items and change menu values 15 16 VOL Press to increase or decrease the volume 24 SUB T Display OFF the subtitle on screen 27 EPG Electronic Program Guide EPG display 28 FAV Press to display the favorite channel list which you stored before 29 P MODE Press to select the picture mode 30 S MODE Press to select the sound mode 31 INFO Show Current Information 32 33 34 35 Colour buttons Channel Edit function PVR Function 17 T SHIFT Timeshitf
4. Key then enter the Menu a Press and enter CHANNEL Setting Menu Press A or Y key and enter Auto Scan Manual Scan Channel Edit Signal Information b Press 4 or gt key to access and adjust Auto Scan Manual Scan Channel Edit Signal Information 4 4LOCK SYSTEM SETTING Press lt MENU gt Key then enter the Menu a Press and enter LOCK SYSTEM Setting Menu Press or key and enter Enter Password Enable Channel Locks Parental Rating Lock Keypad New Password Clear Lock b Press or gt key to access and adjust Enter Password Enable Channel Locks Parental Rating Lock Keypad New Password Clear Lock NOTE THE PASSWORD IS 0000 Lock System Enter Password enable Channel Locks tating MENU Return EXIT Exit 4 5SETUP SETTING Press lt MENU gt Key then enter the Menu a Press and enter Setup Setting Menu Press or W key and enter OSD Language Audio Languages Subtitle Teletext Mode Setting Time Settings HDMI CEC Control PVR Settings First Time Setup OAD Reset b Press 4 or gt key to access and adjust OSD Language Audio Languages Subtitle Teletext Mode Setting Time Settings HDMI CEC Control PVR Settings First Time Setup OAD Reset G hk m Setup OSD Language Audio Languages subtitle Teletext Mode Setting Home Mode Time Settings HDMI CEC Control PVR Settings First Time Setup OAD Reset kave MENU HOTEL MODE INSTRUCTIONS Press Menu 7906 t
5. PC VGA PC video input PC AUDIO PC audio input RF RF antenna connector HDMI HDMI input USB USB Host port YPBPR Component input OPTICAE 0Optical digital audio output OPTICAL for connection to home theatre audio amplifier AV IN VIDEO L R Composite video input 4 CONFIGURATION OF THE LED 4 1PICTURE SETTING Press lt MENU gt Key then enter the Menu a Press and enter PICTURE Setting Menu Press or key and enter Picture Mode Brightness Contrast Sharpness Saturation Hue Color Temp Aspect Ratio Advanced Settings b Press lt or gt key to access and adjust Picture Mode Brightness Contrast Sharpness Saturation Hue Color Temp Aspect Ratio Advanced Settings Picture Picture Mode Standard Brightness Contrast Sharpness Saluration Color Temp standard Aspect Ratio Auto Advanced Settings Move MENU Retum 4 280UND SETTING Press MENU Key then enter the Menu a Press and enter SOUND Setting Menu Press A or V key and enter Sound Mode Treble Bass Balance Surround Sound EQ Setting AVL SPDIF Audio description Sound Tpye b Press 4 or gt key to access and adjust Sound Mode Treble Bass Balance Surround Sound EQ Setting AVL SPDIF Audio description Sound Tpye LOO T e Sound Sound Mode 4 Standard Treble Bass Balance Surround Sound Setting SPDIF Auto Audio description Sound Type Stereo lt Move MENU Return 4 3 CHANNEL SETTING Press lt MENU gt
6. function COpearted by gt 1I B 4 9 9 9 keys 19 Press this button to directly record DTV into USB disk In USB Mode PVR setting to see the PVR file TEXT functions 20 TEXT Teletext function 21 REVEAL Teletext reveal 22 HOLD Teletext hold 23 SUB P Teletext subpage 24 SUB T Teletext subtitle 25 INDEX Teletext index 26 SIZE Teletext size 32 33 34 35 Colour buttons Teletext function USB Functions 17 11 PLAY PAUSE 18 B STOP Exit PVR or Timeshift 20 44 Fast return key 21 Fast forward key 22 44 Previous key 23 9 Next key 32 33 34 35 Colour buttons Media function 6 REMOTE CONTROLS SETUP a Open the cover b AA size batteries When inserting the batteries make sure correct polarities as per an batteries and within the battery compartment c Replace the battery cover 22 marks on the 6 1 BATTERY USAGE CAUTION To prevent battery from leakage which may result in bodily injury or damage to the remote please do as follows 1 Install all batteries correctly and as marked on the remote control 2 Do not mix batteries OLD and NEW or CAR BON and ALKALINE etc 3 Remove batteries when the remote is not used for a long time 7 ACCESSORIES 1 One Remote Control 2 Two Batteries 1 5V 3 One User Manual 4 One Adapter 8 TROUBLE SHOOTING AND ADVICE Before calling our SAS centre please check 1f you can solve the troubleshooting by yourself Tr
7. have a wall mount check that it 15 steady Do not block or cover the ventilation openings on the monitor Power source The monitor must be plugged with a tension source of 100 240V and 50 60 Hz Connection cables Power cord and cables must be properly routed and protected to prevent people from stepping on them and causing the monitor to fall Heating sources and humidity Keep the monitor dry and away from humidity Keep the monitor away from heat sources Cleaning and maintenance Unplug the monitor before cleaning it Do not use solvents or liquids to clean the monitor Only clean the monitor with a soft and dry cloth In case of troubleshooting does not use spare parts other than those suggested by the manufacturer Using inadequate spare parts can lead to electric shocks short circuits fire or other incidents Departure in holidays Unplug the TV during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time T 3 FRONT BACK VIEW REAR CONNECTION OF LED Front View 1 TV AV select 2 Menu key 3 Channel up down 4 Volume up down 5 STANDBY 6 Remote control sensor 6 Back View 1 5 2 2 2 41 5 4 4 A 5 2 1 5 ae ee The backview is only for your reference details according to the model Rear Connection EARPHONE PC AUDIO OPTICAL DC 12 VIDEO AUDIO 9 9 gt g DC 12V Direct current power supply EARPHONE Headphone audio output
8. o enter the Hotel mode Hotel mode Active Hotel Mode Max Vol Default Vol Source Lock Default source Default Dtv program Default Atv program Backup to USB Restore from USB Recall Move 4 Adjust EXIT Exit ACTIVE HOTEL MODE default OFF the following set all invalid default ON Hotel Mode work MAX VOLUME SET 0 100 set a maximum volume value The user can adjust the volume within the limited preset value after being set the maximum DEFAULT VOLUME Set the default boot volume SOURCE LOCK 1 Default status 15 OFF 2 The user cannot select the source when it sets ON DEFAULT SOURCE SET OFF TV AV PC etc 1 Default status is OFF 2 If this is set OFF then it will automatically be in the last step status when the TV is turned on 3 If this is set to any other status like TV AV or PC expect OFF then it will automatically be in the Source selection when the TV 15 turned on DEFAULT DTV ATV PROGRAM Turning the Default Source into TV at first place then you can find the acquiescent starting channel being setas 1 2 3 etc Backup to USB Transfer what we have set for the TV into the USB flash disk The screen will turn black for one second when it s done Restore from USB Import what we have set for the TV which has been transferred into the USB flash disk into the TV When it s done the screen will turn into black for a second then you can get back of the menu Recall Clear all the settings above
9. oubleshooting Control Please check that all cables and cordons are correctly plugged in No color shades Adjust the contrast the colour and the brightness Stain show on the May be result from a lighting signal from car motor neon screen light and other electrical devices or appliances Double or multiple May be the result of an electrical wave disturb from other display image TV Computer and Game machine or Radio Snow the screen The cables of the antenna are not correctly plugged in Please check the batteries order and alignment Check that the IR of the remote control is not hidden by something The remote control does not work Zip made noise on Even if the display image is correct the noise may come TV cover from an unsteady fixation of the panel Make sure that you have not press the MUTE button of the No sound panel or of the remote control 11 9 SPECIFICATIONS BEEN MM TV System PAL SECAM HDMI MAX 1080P 60Hz Net Weight 5 1 Net Dimensions with stand L W 581 175 401 mm Net Dimensions without stand L W 581 43 361mm This manual is only for your reference any changes to the design and specification will not be advised
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