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1.                        3 5 6 Audio    Bass Adjusts the bass    Treble Adjusts the treble    Balance Adjust the balancelevel between the channels   Surround User selects eitheron or of     41    www astarelectronics com          Bass                        50  Treble         56         3  Surround On    Balance                         3 5 7  Geometric    Available forthe following inputsources  VGA    Contrast   Adjuststhe level ofwhite between thelightest and  darkest portions ofan image  Ifthe contrast istoo low the picture  appears dark andlacks detail  Ifthe contrast istoo high  thepicture  appears faded andlacks shadow and depth    Brightness Adjusts the blacklevels of thepicture  Users may  need to readjustthe brightness afterthe LCD TV warms up    Auto Setting  Automatically sets the position and sizeof the  picture    Phase  Press  lt P gt  buttonto adjust phase    Manual Clock  Press buttonto decrease increase the menu  clock           Contrast  Brightness   Color Temperature  Auto Setting  Phase    Press   Enter    15   120   Display Adjustment Press  lt Enter gt     Manual Clock                   Display Adjustment  Press the ENTER button to confirm for sub selectiion as shown in the OSD below    then press   p button to adjust the position of display                          H Position            125  V Position     125    3 5 8 Temperature    The Temperature Menu Optionis only availablewhen VGA  selected as theinput    C T  R  Adjusts the red levels of the picture
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3.       4 IASTAR      Dear ASTAR Customer     Congratulations on your new ASTAR 32 HDTV High Definition LCD  Television purchase    Thank you for your support  For maximum benefit of your set  please  read these instructions before making any adjustments  and retain  them for future reference  We hope you will experience years of  enjoyment from your newASTAR 32 HDTV High Definition  Television     For assistance  please call 1 877 851 2528     To purchase or inquire about accessories and installation services for  your ASTARLCD TV  please visit our website at  www astarelectronics com orcall 1 877 851 2528     We recommend you register your ASTAR 32  HDTV either at   our website www astarelectronics com orfill in your registration  card and mail itin  For peace of mind and to protect your  investment beyond the standard warranty  ASTAR offers on site  extended warranty service plans  These plans give you additional  coverage duringthe standard warranty period  Visit our website  or callus to purchase a plan     Write down your Serial Number located on the back of your 32 HDTV      S N        Purchase Date    1  www astarelectronics com          THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND TO COMPLY WITH REGULATORY SAFETY CERTIFICATIONS     This product isdesigned and manufacturedto operate within defined design limits and misuse mayresult  in electric shockor fire  Toprevent the productfrom being damaged the following rulesshould be  observed for theinstallation  use and maintenance
4.      5 Select S Videousing the INPUT buttonon the remote orfront ofthe LCD TV ordirectly by pressing the    AV button on the Remote Control     Note  Referto your DVD playeruser manualfor more information aboutthe video output requirements of    the product     17  www astarelectronics com             To audio  inputs       2 2 4  Using Composite  AV  Video    Connecting DVD Player  Good                           2239          VIDEO EQUIPMENT  with terminal       To audio  inputs       i    AUDIO  9   0    Q9  p    COAXIALOUT R HDMI IN VGAIN R YA                         1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and DVD player   2 Connect the Video yellow color  connectoron the rearof  your DVD playerto the Video connector inthe AV  yellow color in the rearof your LCDTV     3 Connect the R redcolor  and L whitecolor  audio connectorson the rearof your DVD player to the R3     red color  andL3 White color  audioinput connectors inthe rear ofyour LCD TV   4 Turn onthe power tothe LCD TV and DVD player    5 Select AV using the INPUT button on the Remote Control or thefront of yourLCD TV  or directly by  pressing theAV button on the Remote Control     Note   Refer to yourDVD player usermanual for moreinformation about the video output requirements  of the product     18  www astarelectronics com    2 3   Connecting Your HDTV Set Top Box    Youhave several optionsfor connecting your HDTV Set Top Box toyour new 32 HDTV HDMlI  Digital HD   and VGAinputs  Based on your home theater configurati
5.      m    Uu          00000 HO  06060008  0060008       e A  ol  od       10  www astarelectronics com     SOUND Press repeatedly to select sound mode  Normal   News  Cinema  Concert  User     PICTURE Press repeatedly for different picture modes  select user cinema normal vivid Hi bright     Return Press itto return to the previous channel in TV mode    MODE  Userthis button to activate the PIP mode and select  the mode by pressing repeatedly     SWAP SCREEN Used to swap the inputs from the main  screen andthe sub screen while in the PIP mode  Additionally  press repeatedlyto selectthe viewing  mode 4 3 full panoramic     SIZE ZOOM Press this button to select the size ofthe PIP  screen from one ofthe following  small  mediumor large   in PIP mode  Additionally pressis to zoom theimage from  max 8 times to 1 8 times     POS FAV LIST Press this button to change the PIP window  position in PIP mode  Additionally press itto show the  favourite program list     ADD DEL Press this button to add delete current channel  to from the list offavorite programs     SELECT  Press it to select the program directly from the  list offavorite channel you preset     AV Repeated pressing of this button will cycle   through AV  and S Video inputs     HD Repeated pressing of this button will switch between  the YPbPr1 YPbPr2input and HDMI mode     VGA This button selects a connected VGAinput     11  www astarelectronics com    v    z  c  per  m    DTV ATV       006060006  060000  060000    m    eA
6.     C T  G Adjusts the green levels of the picture    C T  B Adjusts the blue levels of the picture    Load From  Selects different mode and it s default value  of R  G  B will be load     42                                     C T R SS  1  CTG       1  C T B     00  1  Load From Warm    www astarelectronics com    3 5 9 Understanding Viewing Features    YourLCD TV features three viewing modes and Picture in Picture PIP   Picture by  Picture  POP  mode  You  can switch viewing modes using the remote control        3 5 10 Viewing Modes    4 3 Mode   The original 4 3 aspectratio  1 33 1 source  is preserved  soblack bars  are addedto the left and right ofthe display image  Standard TV  broadcasts are displayed with a 4 3 Aspect Ratio  Movies in 4 3 Aspect  Ratio may be referred to as pan and scan orfull frame  These movies  were originally filmed in 16 9 wide screen   and then modified to fit a  traditional TV screen 4 3               Full Mode   When watching a standard broadcast orfull  frame movie inthis mode   the display image is stretched proportionately to fill the TV screen   When watching a wide screen  1 78 1 source  program or movie  the  display image fills the TV screen  If you are watching a wide screen     1 85 1 0r2 35 1 source  program or movie  there will still be black bars    CJ    at the top and bottom                  Panoramic   When watching a standard broadcast or full frame movie in this mode   the 4 3 Aspect Ratio 1 33 1 source  display imageis stretc
7.    Adevice capable ofreceiving and outputting HDTV  signals for display  It may be stand alone orintegrated in the set    High Definition Television HDTV   The bestquality digital picture  wide screen  16x9 display with at  least 720 progressively scanned lines 720p  or1080 interlaced lines  1080 i  and Dolby digital surround  sound  HDTV provides 900 000 2 1 million pixels    Integrated HDTV  An HDTV that has the digital tunerbuilt into the set  It does not need aseparate set top  box to receive over  the air DTV signals  progressively scannedlines  480p  in 16x9 or 4x3format  480  interlaced  480i  isthe quality oftoday s analog TV system  SDTV provides 150 300 000 pixels    Interlace Scan  A wayto scan vertical lines ontoa TV picture by scanning all theodd lines first  then filling  in the evenlines this happens instantaneously     Plug and Play or Digital Cable Ready  ADTV orother device fordigital cable customersthat plugs  directly into the cable jack and does not requirea separate set top box  Plug andPlay TV owners must  obtain a Cable CARD from theircable company inorder to viewscrambled programming services   Progressive Scan  Away to scan vertical linesonto a TV picture by scanning allthe lines consecutively   progressively     Standard Definition TV  SDTV   Basic digital television transmission that may be displayed with fewer  than 480     Source  Buying aDigital Television  CEA  HDTV Guide  2005    NOTE  The Federal Communications Commission FCC  the Consumer El
8.    a  COAXIAL OUT R HDMI IN V VGAIN u   R 1 Y 1 Pb Cb 1 PriCr 1 L 1 AUDIO R 1 S VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO  R 4   El P   ain eje   5      ofo    eT  v                         o       HDTV Set Top Box       1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and HDTV Set  Top Box     2 Connect a 15 pin D Sub VGA cable to the RGB output ofyour HDTV Set Top Box andthe other endto the    VGA inputin the rearof your LCDTV     3 Connect the Audio Out on your HDTV Set Top Box tothe Audio within the VGAgroup in therear of your    LCD TV   4 Turn onthe power tothe LCD TV and HDTVSet TopBox     5 Select VGAusing the INPUT button on the Remote or frontof the LCDTV ordirectly by pressingthe VGA    button on the Remote Control     Note  Referto your HDTV Set Top Box user manual for more information aboutthe video output  requirements ofthe productor consult your satellite or cable operator     21  www astarelectronics com    2 4   Connecting Your VCR or Video Camera                      VIDEO OUT  s L Y2 Pb Cb 2  PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO R 3  peste smn      9   OOOO  O   O   O xe  d AUDIO IN       dm OUT  ea EH     9       O    O   _O   O     O    O   O   a  COAXIALOUT R HDMI IN VGAIN R YA Pb Cb 1  PriCr i L 1 AUDIO  R 1  VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO R 4             S VIDEO    ToS VIDEO output    To audio  inputs                            EM 3320    VIDEO EQUIPMENT  with terminal       1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and VCRor video camera    2 Connect the S Video jack on your VCR orvideo camera tothe S Vid
9.   Audio language   Setting the audiolanguage to  English French or Spanish     Time Zone Setting the correct Time Zonefor yourarea will  ensure thatthe correct program times are shown after  pressing the Guide button on the remote control     Press the DOWN arrow button W andthe TIMEZONE  category is highlighted  Select using the   or arrow  buttons  If finished  use the EXIT button to removethe  OSD     29    www astarelectronics com          Contrast  Brightness  Saturation   Hue   Sharpness   Phase   Color Temperature  Back Light          Advance Picture Adjust    User  Bright  Press Enter                            Audio Language 4 English     Time Zone 4 Eastern Time D gt   SPDIF Type 4 OFF     Auto Scan Press   Enter    Manual Scan Press   Enter    Channel Skip Press   Enter    CAwdolangwgs English   Time Zone  lt  Eastern Time D gt   SPDIF Type 4 OFF     Auto Scan Press   Enter    Manual Scan Press   Enter    Channel Skip Press   Enter                     Audio Language    SPDIFType  Auto Scan   Manual Scan  Channel Skip           4 English        lt  OFF  gt   Press  lt Enter gt   Press  lt Enter gt   Press  lt Enter gt                       SPDIF Type Setting the coaxial type to PCM off or Dolby digital     Auto Scan  Automatically scans for all of the digital TV channels  available and storesthe information in memory    Press the DOWNarrow button W tohighlight AUTO SCAN   Press the ENTER button to activate  Note  This will take   several minutes to complete     Once
10.   T KISS       36  www astarelectronics com    v   x    Press the INFO button again andonly the channel number ZR        px  and namewill remain  Press the INFO button one more 7 eo  uuu Caan   time and this will disappear  P ee ecu      B    IT S THE RIGHT  THING TO DO     3 4 3 Program Information    a   Antenna Monday 31 October 2005 6 11 39 PM  Press the GUIDE button on theremote and programinformation CURIE Um  for the channel you are watching will be displayedon the screen ES  with the live program content ina small windowin the lowerleft 130 BM Homework Hotine    corner of thepanel  8 30 PM Roadtrip Nation Destination Unknown ss    PM Mon  31 Oct  iend  vini    to play with her    because alt of he toobust to play wi  She ends up me yg thatwants to play and they    58 1 KLCS DT Next Day Page down       Press the   or  gt  arrow button to scroll up or down the channels  Each time you pause at a channel  the  program list willupdate with the program schedule forthat channel andthe window willshow the live  program for that channel  Pressthe GUIDE button to EXIT this feature     37  www astarelectronics com    3 4 4 Setting a Password    Youcontrol access to the Parental Control features with a password  The default password is  0000   You  can change the password to any four digit number               amp  Input Your PasswordPlease  Tochange the password          1 Press the MENU button to openthe main On Screen Display   OSD  Menu   2 Press the    onthe remote controlun
11.   el  d    4  ASTAR         1 3 1 Insertion of Batteries in the Remote Control    Insert two AA batteries into the remote control  Make sure that you match the     and     symbols onthe  batteries with the    and     symbols inside the battery compartment  Re attach the battery cover     Precautionary Tipsfor Inserting theBatteries      Only use thespecified AAbatteries     Do not mixnew and oldbatteries  This may resultin cracking or  leakage that may pose a firerisk or leadto personal injury    Inserting the batteries incorrectly may also resultin cracking or  leakage that may pose a firerisk or leadto personal injury    Dispose of thebatteries in accordance with local laws and  regulations     Keep the batteriesaway from childrenand pets        1 3 2 Remote Control Range     Point the remote control at the remote control sensor to transmit the commands     Do not place any obstacles between the remote control and the receiver window     The effective range ofthe remote control is approximately 32 feet 10 meters  from the front of  the receiver window  30   tothe left and right  20   up and down     1 3 3 Precautions forthe ASTAR Remote Control     The remote control should be keptdry and away from heat sources  Avoid humidity      If thedisplay responds erratically to the remote control or doesnot respond atall  check the batteries  If  the batteries arelow or exhausted  replace them withfresh batteries    e When notusing the remote control for along period oftime  remove 
12.  Auto Scan has finished  press the MENU button to  return to the previous menu  NOTE If you press ENTER   the Auto Scan process will start again        Audio Language  Time Zone    Auto Scan  Manual Scan  Channel Skip          4 English     4 Eastern Time  gt     Press   Enter     Press   Enter    Press   Enter                  Audio Language  Time Zone  SPDIF Type          Manual Scan  Channel Skip    4 English     4 Eastern Time D gt    lt  OFF  gt     Press  lt Enter gt   Press  lt Enter gt                                   Note  You will notget as many Digital cable channelsas your Setup Box will have  The channels    you will receiveare clear QAMthrough your localcable provider     Manual Scan   If you feet that notall of the available digital  TV channels were found with Auto Scan  then selecting  this option makes the TV try again to find any missing  channels    Press the DOWN arrow W to highlight MANUAL SCAN and  then press the ENTER button     NOTE  A channel will be missedif itis nottransmitting at    the time of the scan and so you should try again ata time  when you know the station is transmitting programs     30       Audio Language  Time Zone  SPDIF Type  Auto Scan    Channel Skip          4 English     4 Eastern Time  gt    lt  OFF  gt     Press  lt Enter gt     Press  lt Enter gt              www astarelectronics com    A channelwill also bemissed if itis too weakto be received  Re orientation of theantenna or changingto a  higher gain antenna may help  butn
13.  Skip Page up E  Page down Exin  gt       As you scroll down the channels with the DOWN arrow V  each oneis highlighted in turn  When a channel you want   to skip ishighlighted  press theEnter button anda check mark   V   will appearin the box opposite that channel  This   means that when surfing with the CH or CH  buttons  this  channel will beskipped and notdisplayed  press MENUto  navigate away from this screen when finished     31  www astarelectronics com    CAPTION Allows you to read the voice content  of television programs    When atthe DTV screen  press the p   button  repeatedly until the Caption screen will be shown     Analog Closed Caption    Press the DOWN arrow WV once tohighlight the ANALOG  CLOSED CAPTION option     j  iw  Analog Closed Caption    Use the   4 and  gt  arrow buttons to select the Analog  Closed Caption  usually CC1  Press MENU to navigate away  from this screen when finished     If you did not EXIT fromthe CAPTION page  press the arrow W Digital Closed Caption  to highlight Digital Closed Caption  Use the    and  gt  arrow  buttons to select the Digital Closed Caption  usually SERVICE1   Press MENU to navigate away from this screen when finished     32  www astarelectronics com    Service1     gt        If you did not EXIT fromthe CAPTION page   press the arrow W to highlight DIGITAL CAPTION STYLE  SIEETIESTERIGSSIE  Press Enter     The default style  AS BROADCASTER  is shown as  selected  This means thatthe style of the closed captionis  as r
14.  TV is turned off     3 5 1 OSD Menu Operations    The OSD consists of several menu options  Video  Setup  TV   Audio  Geometric  The main menu options may vary depending  on your selected input source    Note  Some of the main menu options may have additional   sub menus  i e  H Position in the Geometric for VGA    1 Press the MENU button on the front ofthe TV or the menu button  on the remote control  The Main Menu will be displayed on the TV  screen    2 Use the Volume       buttons on the front ofthe TV or q gt  onthe  remote control to select one of the submenus  Video  Setup  TV   Audio  Geometric    3 Once the submenu is highlighted  use the CH      buttons   on the front of the TV or AW buttons on the remote control to  selection amenu option    4 Use the VOL       buttons onthe frontof the TV or   p buttons  on the remote control to select  adjust the options settings   5 press the ENTER button on the remote control to confirm the  feature    6 repeat steps 2 through 5 to adjust additional options within this  menu    7 Once the adjustments are completed  press the Exit button on  the remote control to exit the OSD completely     39    www astarelectronics com                         Contrast        80  Brightness     52 55  Saturation     002 60  Hue          933  0  Sharpness     4  Phase z  5  Color Temperature User  Back Light Bright  Advance Picture Adjust Press Enter    3 5 2 Video    Available forthe following input sources AV S Video   YPbPr1  YPbPr2  HDMI  D
15.  connectors   connectcable to theaudio output connecters  associated with the DVI output on the rear of your DVD Player  and connect the other end to the audio  connectors associated withthe HDMI inputin the rearof your LCDTV     4  Turn onthe powerto theLCD TV and your DVD Player   5  Select HDMI using the INPUT button onthe remote control or the front of the LCD TV  or directly by    pressing the HD button on the remote control     15  www astarelectronics com    2 2 2  Using Component  YPbPr1  Video    Connecting DVD Player Better         Emme        VIDEO EQUIPMENT y  with terminal                                      To video To audio  inputs inputs          OO                Qy  C O  6   S_ G 6 ww     O s Gg     Or  9   9   9   92  6   0    O a    3  COAXIALOUT R HDMI IN VGAIN R M Y Pb Cb 1 Pr Cr 1 L 1 AUDIO RA    6 VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO R 4                      1 Turn off the power tothe LCD TV and DVD player    2  Connectthe Y  green color  connector onthe rear of your   DVD player tothe corresponding Y 1  green color  connector in therear of yourLCD TV    3 Connect the Pb bluecolor  connector onthe rear ofyour DVD playerto the corresponding Pb Cb 1   blue color  connectorin the rearof your LCDTV    4 Connect the Pr redcolor  connector onthe rear of your DVD playerto the corresponding Pr Cr 2   red color  connectorin rear ofyour LCDTV    5 Connect the R redcolor  and L whitecolor  audio connectorson the rearof your DVD player to the R 1   red color  and L 1 White color  
16.  een 25  2 T Connecting d CompUulter    x exer rera tern eter OR dens casa ktne RR Ut Re DR Der AREON aE One E REED  26  Chapter 3 Setting Up to Watch TV and DTV  3 1 Basic LCD TV Start Up    trot ote rs tenu aa ox ind cepas ba deve IURE E sex E rd cdd us Een 27  3 2 Watching a  VW Program aieo Eee piece E E RROSU E E EIER E R4 EDU EERASDURRE 28  3 3 Adjusting Basic LCD TV SettingS         cece teen Hmmm herein 28  924  G OMG Nall e Em 29  3 4 1 Parental Controls for DTV ersin esanari enan eee Hmmm eren 34  3 4 2 DTV Channellntormation      co Lex tree otl ry E dedi eed EE 36  3 4 3 Prograim InfOFm  iatiOl     e eee eren etn tre RR petenti nde enixe ERREA eE 37  3 44 4 Setting a PassWOId     uo sites cese wa keenean EAEE EA E EAE EEA EEEE Cea ER EE RARE 38  3 5 Using the On Screen Display  OSD   i rassinn edin Hmmm 39  3 5 1 OSD Menu Operations iis societe eter cia ei reuis ea PUR LET LER dev s eR S De redi EE E ORE seer 39  SOc Abl M EEUU 40  ROM EM                                40  oS SE     me               m 41  Oe IN M c r 41  S20  Os AUGIO nz ETE 41  3 O GEOME IC oer EE 42  3o08  Jempe ratUr s EE 42  3 5 9 Understanding Viewing Features          eect een erent deiin beein Enia ni EEEN 43  3 5 10 Viewing MOGBS  ursi eruca A E a A OE EE sada DN DE MA PRI OU YA es 43  3 5 11 Picture in Picture PIP  Picture by Picture POP Mode                see e 44  3 5 12 Adjustinig Basic PIP POP Settlngs   iier erret rete veld rec Eee eae YES 44  3 5 13 Usinig the V CHhlIp  iiir erre o
17.  of the product  Read thefollowing safety instructions  before operating thedisplay  Keep these instructionsin a safeplace for futurereference       To avoid therisk of electricshock or componentdamage  switch offthe power before connecting other componentsto  the LCD TV    Unplug the powercord before cleaningthe LCD TV  Adamp cloth is sufficient for cleaningthe LCD TV  Do notuse a  liquid or aspray cleaner forcleaning the product  Do not useabrasive cleaner    Always use the accessories recommended by ASTARtO insure compatibility    When moving the LCD TV froman area oflow temperature toan area ofhigh temperature  condensation may form on  the housing  Donot turn onthe LCD TVimmediately after thisto avoid causingfire  electric shockor component damage    Do not placethe LCD TVon an unstablecart  stand  ortable  If the LCD TV falls it can injurea person andcause serious  damage to theappliance     Adistance of atleast 3 feetshould be maintained between the LCDTV and anyheat source  i e radiator  heater   oven  amplifier etc  Do not installthe product closeto smoke  Operatingthe product closeto smoke ormoisture may  cause fire orelectric shock    Slots and openingsin the backand bottom ofthe cabinet are provided for ventilation  Toensure reliable operationof the  LCD TV andto protect itfrom overheating  besure the openingare not blockedor covered  Dono place theLCD TV ina  bookcase or cabinetunless proper ventilationis provided    Never push anyobject into theslot on the LCD T
18.  ofthe On Screen Display  OSD   menu  Options include French  Spanish or English   V Chip Prevents views watching programs that are not age   appropriate  such as programs containing violence or adult  language    Blue Back Selects  ON to setscreen toa pleasantblue  background when it detects no signal available if turns on    Closed Option  Choosesone ofthe following options   OFF C1 C2 C3 C4 T1 T2 T3 T4    Default Resets the display back to the factory default settings     40          Contrast  Brightness   Saturation   Hue   Sharpness    amp  Phase   Color Temperature  Back Light   Advance Picture Adjust    User  Bright  Press Enter                                                    CTR      02  1  CTG       1  C  T B      0 1  Load From Warm          DNR   CT1   Flash Tone  Adaptive Luma Control On                         Language  V Chip   Closed Caption  Blue Back On  Default    English  Press Enter  Off    Press Enter                   www astarelectronics com          3 5 4 V Chip for TV    V CHIP Enable Turns TV and movie blocking on or off  TV Rating   Sets the level of television programs that will be blocked without  typing inthe password  For more information  see Section3 5 13   Block MPAA Rating Sets the level of movies that will be blocked  without typing in the password  For more information    see Section 3 5 13   Block TV Rating  Sets the level of channel that will be blocked  without typing in the password  For more information    see Section 3 5 13   Bloc
19.  to clean display  Remove water outof the cloth before cleaning to prevent waterfrom penetrating  into the housing  Wipe the display with a dry cloth after cleaning     4 2 Troubleshooting Guide    If the display fails or the performance changes dramatically  check the display in accordance with the  following instructions  Remember to check the peripherals to pinpoint the source ofthe failure  If the  display still fails to perform as expected  contactthe dealer for assistance     47  www astarelectronics com    Problem Solution    There is notany power     There is notany sound     Make sure theAC powerbutton is ON  DC power buttonis ON Green LED    Make sureAC power cordis securely connectedto theAC socket    Plug another electrical device  like aradio  to the power outlet to verify that  the outlet issupplying the proper voltage     Check your audioconnection    Press MUTE onthe remote controlagain  so thatMUTE disappears from  the screen    Check your audiosettings  your TVaudio may beset to SAPor minimum   Press the Volume  Up  key onyour remote control    Check to seeif your speakers are turned onor off        If the screenis blue    Check your inputconnections        Power is ON   but no screenimage     Make sure thevideo cable supplied with the LCD display is tightly secured   to the video output port onthe back ofthe computer  If the otherend of the  video cable isnot attached permanently to the LCD display  tightly secure it  to the LCDdisplay    Adjust brightness 
20.  user to select the sleep  options by adjusting the timer in15 minute increments up  to120 minutes     MTS This button will select the MTS options inthe ATV  mode  Options include  Stereo  SAP or Mono    Additionally changing the audio languagein DTV mode    DTV ATV This buttonis usedto select the input source DTV  or ATV     Number Button Pad Use these buttons to select a channel  or enter a password     INPUT This button allows the user to cycle through the  input sources     EXIT This button exits the OSD menus     MENU This button is used to turn the OSD on     INFO This button displays the image and system  information display     ENTER This button works to select your chosen option in  On Screen Display OSD  menu      AY4b These buttons navigate the On Screen  Display OSD  menu     RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE button These are short cut  buttons  using them with the hint OSD menu    FREEZE Press this key to  Freeze Frame  the current  screen  Users may press this key again to continue playing   Note  normal viewing will resume automatically after one  minute     V CHIP  Press to popup a pin code dialog boxto set   the viewing rating     CC This button will selectthe Closed Caption menu in   the TV mode     VOL   or   These buttons turn volume up or down    GUIDE This button displays program information    Note  this button isonly functionalfor DTV  ASTAR     SYSTEM Press repeatedly to selecttuner mode  Air Cable    CH  or   These buttons change the channels up or down        c
21.  your satellite or cable operator     19  www astarelectronics com    For HDTV Set  Top Boxes with DVI                       2  VIDEO OUT L ye UN  Y2 Pb Cb 2  Pr Cr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO R 3       c sone 1 5   O O   O   O   O7  O   O   O um  AUDIO 1 AUDIQ IN OUT  OUT     w        j    p x   S  COAXIALOUT R HDMI IN VGAIN NR AL YA Pb Cb i  PriCr i L 1 AUDIO R 1 S VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO  R 4  1                DE                 amp Kb  e  Emm      aE    amp   f i   lanes                        HDTV Set Top Box    1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and HDTV Set  Top Box     2 Using a HDMI DVI cable  connect the DVI end toyour HDTV Set Top Box andthe HDMI endto the HDMI  input in therear of yourLCD TV     3 Using an audiocable  white andred connectors   connectcable to the audio output connectors  associated with the DVI output onthe rear of your HDTV Set Top Box  andconnect the otherend to the  audio connectors associated with the HDMlinput in therear of yourLCD TV    4 Turn onthe power tothe LCD TV and yourHDTV Set Top Box     5 Select HDMI usingthe INPUT button on the Remote or frontof the LCD TV ordirectly by pressing the HD  button on the Remote Control     20  www astarelectronics com    2 3 2  Using VGA Video  Connecting Set Top Box  Better         VIDEO OUT L PEN Y 2 Pb Cb 2 PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO R 3         Om           wc    A       9 O    Or O O   O ue  O   OO   _O   _O   O         O                                  OUT ar  gt   1 IN    O    O 
22. Available TV channels     Please follow the instructions below    a  Selectthe TV input by pressing the INPUT button on the front of the TV or using the INPUT button on the  remote control  or directly by pressing the ATV  DTV button on the remote control    b  Press the MENU button on the remote control to show the OSD menu    c  Press the     button on the remote control to highlight the TV menu     Note  If you donot see this option within the OSD  you might have selected the wrong inputin the previous  steps and you will need to repeat step 4 above  to select another Input Source     d  Press W button to highlight Tuner mode  Use the   orf   button  to select either Air or Cable           Tuner Mode Air    e  Once selected   press theW button once more to highlight Searching presonies  Searching to scan the available channels  Doe  v   Use the ENTER button to startthe search  CAEN Press Enter    Note  This will take a few minutes to complete    f  Pressthe EXIT button to exit the OSD    g To addor delete a channel press W to select TV  Usethe  lt q  or    buttons to rotate to the desired channel number and change ov sot SEMERMEN EE  0  to Onor Off under channel skip setting    h  Press V to highlight channel name to edit the channel   name refer to 3 5 5                     6 Using DTV with an Air or Cable   When connecting toan antenna forthe DTV input  you will needto select the DTV source bypress INPUT  or DTV ATV button andAuto Searchfor the available TV channels    N
23. GROUNDING  ELECTRODE SYSTEM  NEC ART 250 PARTH     ELECTRIC SERVICE EQUIPMENT    Lightning Protection    For added protection of your LCD TV during a lightning storm or when itis left unattended or unused for  long periods of time  unplug the LCD TV from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna satellite or cable  system     Power Lines    Do notlocate the antenna near overhead light or power circuits  or where it could fallinto such power lines  or circuits     3  www astarelectronics com    Opening the package   Your ASTAR 32 HDTV is packaged in a carton together with other standard accessories  Any   optional accessories would be packed separately in another carton    The weight ofthe LCD displayis approximately 77 lbs  Due tothe size and weight of the product  it is  suggested that itbe handled bya minimum of2 persons    Since the glass can be easily scratched or broken  please handle the product gently  Never place the unit  on a surface with the glass facing downwards unless itis on protective padding     When openingthe carton  check thatthe productis in good condition and thatall standard accessories  and items are included     IMPORTANT  Save the original box and all the packing material for future shipping needs     Package Contents  ASTAR 32 HDTV  ASTAR Remote Control by Universal Electronics    Audio Video Cable   yellow  red and white  RCA  connectors     Power Cord  User s Guide    Quick Setup Guide       Warranty Card    Note  Optional components sold separat
24. TV orATV     Contrast Adjusts the level of white between the lightest and  darkest portions of an image  Ifthe contrastis too low  the picture  appears dark and lacks detail  If The contrastis too high  the  picture appears faded and lacks shadow and depth   Brightness Adjusts the black levels of the picture  Users may  need toreadjust the brightness afterthe TV warms up   Saturation  Adjusts the levels of white and color inthe picture   Highly saturated colors then to be deep and strong while  unsaturated colors are weakerand lighter    Hue Adjusts to make the flesh tones more natural   Sharpness Adjusts the clarity ofthe picture  If the sharpness is set  too high  hard edges in the picture appear to have a ghostimage   Phase  Adjust the phase by pressing   4p     this feature is only used  for YPbPrinput sources    Color Temperature Option include user  cool  middle or warm    if you select the item of  User  and press  Enter  button  astatus  bar below comes upfor youto adjustthe colortemperature to your  desirable value    Backlight   Adjustbrightness oflamps    Advance Picture Adjust  Press the enter button   Advance  Picture Adjust  window appears     DNR  Option include off low middle strong  select  on  to control  the sharpness and noise reduction automatically    CTI  Option includelow middle strong off    Flash Tone Select  on  to correctthe flash tone automatically   Adaptive luma control  user selectseither on oroff     3 5 3 Setup    Language Changes thelanguage
25. V cabinet  Do not placeany objects onthe top ofthe product  Itcould  short circuit parts causing a fireor electric shock  Never spill liquids on the LCDTV    The LCD TVshould be operatedonly from thetype of powersource indicated onthe label  Ifyou are notsure of thetype  of power suppliedto your home  consult your local power company    The power cable must be replaced when using differentvoltage from thatspecified in the User Manual  Formore  information  contact ASTAR    The LCD TVis equipped witha three pronged grounded plug  a plug with a third  grounding  pin  This plug willfit only  into a grounded power outlet asa safety feature If your outletdoes not accommodatethe three wire plug have an  electrician install the correct outlet  oruse an adapterto ground the appliance safely Do not defeatthe safety purpose  of the grounded plug    Do not overload power strips and extension cords  Overloading can result infore or electricshock    The wall socketshould be installednear the equipmentand should beeasily accessible    Do not touchthe power cord during lightning  Toavoid electric shock  avoid handling the power cord duringelectrical  storms    Unplug the unitduring a lightening storm or whenit will notbe used forlong period oftime  This willprotect the LCD TV  from damage dueto power surges    Do not attemptto repair orservice the productyourself  Opening orremoving the backcover may expose you to high  voltages  the riskof electric shock  and other hazards  If repair isreq
26. allow the user to customize the  following MPAA movie ratings    G general audience    PG parental guidance suggested    PG 13 recommended for children 13 years of age orolder    R mature audience    NC 17 no one under 17 years of age    X  no one under17 years of age   8 Press the Aoryw button on the remote control to navigate  through the LCD TV menu options  Press ENTER button to block  or unblock each area   9 Press the EXIT button on theremote control toreturn to the  submenu   10 PressW button onthe remote controlto highlight TV Rating  and  then press ENTERon the remotecontrol to enterinto the TV Rating  Menu   11 Thefollowing window will allow the userto customize the  following TV ratings    Y  all children    YT  older children    G  general audience     Blocked Rating Allowed Rating          PG guidance suggested  TV Y  14 strongly cautioned  TV Y7  MA mature audience  TV G  Youcan also customize the TV rating for the following content  TV PG  FV fantasy violence  TV 14  D sexual dialog     L adult language  peas  S sexual situations  Blocked Rating Allowed Rating  V violence     45  www astarelectronics com    12 Press the VA     buttonon the remote control to navigate through the LCD TV menu options   Press ENTER button to block orunblock each area    13 Press the MENU button on the remote control to return to the submenu    14 Press the EXIT button the remote control to exit the OSD menu when you are finished     3 5 14 Setting the Sleep Timer  The Sleep Timer l
27. andcontrast    If you areusing a Macintosholder than G3  you will needa Macintosh adapter   Check Source settings        Wrong or abnormal colors appear     If any colors  red  green  orblue  are missing  check the video cable to make  sure it issecurely connected  Looseor broken pinsin the cable connector  could cause animproper connection    Connect the LCD display to anothercomputer        Control buttons donot work     Press only onebutton at atime        Remote Control doesnot work     Make sure batteriesare inserted correctly   Batteries could be weak        There appears tobe image quality  issues     TV  Forbest image quality  Standard Definition  TVshould be viewedas 4 3       Youcannot see apicture    Make sure thatthe power cordis plugged intoa grounded electricaloutlet   Make sure thatthe power buttonis turned on   Make sure thatthe selected inputsource is connectedto a workinginput source        Yousee a distorted picture or  hear unusual sound     Youmay be gettinginterference from electrical appliances  cars  motorcycles  or  fluorescent lights  Try moving yourLCD TV toanother location        The picture hasabnormal patterns    Make sure thatthe input source cable is attached securely and correctlyto the  back of yourLCD TV    Make sure thatthe video inputsource is withinthe range ofyour LCD TV   Compare the videoinput source s specifications with your LCDTV specifications        The display imagedoes not cover  the entire screen    If you areusing VGAmode  mak
28. audioinput connectors inthe rear ofyour LCDTV    6 Turn onthe powerto the LCD TV and DVD player    7 Select YPbPr1 using the INPUT button on the remote or front ofthe LCD TV or directly by   pressing the HD button on the Remote Control     Note    a  If you are already using the YPbPr1inputfor another component  or you donot wantto use the  Component Analog YPbPr1 inputfor the DVD player  you can connectthe DVD playerto the YPbPr2  connections    b  Referto your DVD playeruser manualfor more information aboutthe video output requirements of  the product     16  www astarelectronics com    2 2 3  Using S Video    Connecting DVD Player  Good         VIDEO OUT L              AUDIO    O         COAXIALOUT R HDMI IN       Pb Cb 2 PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN    ome    On  O O O   OO  O   O    O t   9   9   09    0    QO    S_O D      VGAIN R YA Pb Cb 1 Pr Cr 1 L 1 AUDIO R 1 UREO IN         L 3 AUDIO R 3    L 4 AUDIO R 4 Lu    DIGITAL  AUDIO  UT                        S VIDEO    ToS VIDEO output                               2230     VIDEO EQUIPMENT  with terminal                1 Turn off the power tothe LCD TV and DVD player     2 Connect the S Video jackon the rear of your DVD player to the S Videojack in the S Videoin the rear of    your LCDTV     3 Connect the R red color  and L white color  audio connectors onthe rear of your DVD player to the R4     red color  and LA White color  audioinput connectors inthe rear ofyour LCDTV   4 Turn onthe powerto the LCD TV and DVD player
29. com    Removing the stand base     1 Unplug all thecables and cordsfrom your LCDTV     2 Place the LCD TV face down ona softand flatsurface   blanket  foam  cloth etc  to prevent any damage  to the display           3 Remote the 6 screws on the back panel of the TV located near  the bottom so thatthe base stand can be  removed                             4 Gently pull the stand away fromthe display by grasping firmly to         mam A                                                                                                                the base                                               5 Now the display can fit securely to a mount sold separately  by  utilizing the mounting holes in the center   or the back panel ofthe display  Please make   sure toread the directions of your specific   wall mountto properly hang the 32 HDTV  Make sure the   wall mount israted to support atleast   65 Ibs     Tofind the perfectwall mount forthe ASTAR 32 HDTV   browse ASTAR s certified mount selection at  www astarelectronics com or call directly at 1 877 851 2528        6  www astarelectronics com    Table of Contents    Chapter 1  Basic Controls and Connections    1 1 Front Panel Controls  oreet edet a tuts cente exco k ores pau Dd assign IRSE Or RM EE ERE 8  1 2 RearPanelConnectl  lnis  i  denti tirer crine x eS hued ied KD UE TueF ese 9  1 3 ASTAR Universal Remote Control               ssssssssssssssse meme meme meme eene 10  1 3 1 Insertion of Batteries inthe Remote Control     
30. e contact ASTAR     The power connectorfails or fray     Liquid sprays orany object dropsinto the LCDTV     The Display isexposed to rainor other moisture     The Display isdropped or damagedin any way     The performance ofthe Display changes substantially    Operating environment  Temperature  40  F 95  F Humidity 10  to 90  non condensing  Altitude 0  10 000ft        2  www astarelectronics com    Note  In some countriesor regions  theshape of thepower plug and power outlet may sometimes differ  from that shown inthe explanatory drawings  However  the method of connecting and operating the unit  is the same     Television Antenna Connection Protection    External Television Antenna Grounding    If an outside antenna satellite or cable system isto be connected to the LCD TV  make sure that the  antenna satellite or cable systemis electrically grounded to provide some protection against voltage  surges and staticcharges     Article 810 of the National Electrical Code  ANSI NFPSA 70  provides information with regard to proper  grounding of the mast and supportingstructure  grounding ofthe lead in wireto an antennadischarge unit   size of the grounding conductors  location of antenna dischargeunit  connection to grounding electrodes   and requirements of the grounding electrode     GROUND CLAMP                                    ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE    ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT N amp c SECTION 810 21     GROUNDING CONDUCTOR eEc SECTION 810 21     GROUND CLAMPS    a POWER SERVICE 
31. e contact Astar Electronics at 1 877 851 2528 or  visit our website at www astarelectronics com        2 5 2  Using Your Antenna or Cable for TV    1 Turn offthe power toyour LCD TV    2 Connect the cocoaxial  RF  connector from your antenna  cableor cable boxto the TV connector inthe  rear of yourLCD TV    3 Turn onthe power toyour LCDTV    4 Select TV using the INPUTbutton on the Remote or frontof your LCDTV ordirectly by pressingthe  DTV ATV button on the Remote Control  Refer to 2 5 1     23  www astarelectronics com    2 5 3  Using the Antenna or Cablethrough Your VCR    1 Turn offthe power toyour LCD TV and VCR    2 Connect the  Outputto TV   RF Out orAntenna Out connector on therear of your VCR to the TV  CABLE AIR connector inthe rear ofyour LCDTV    3 Turn onthe power toyour LCD TV and VCR    4 Select TV using the INPUT button on theremote or frontof your LCD TV ordirectly by pressingthe  DTV ATV button on theRemote Control                  AIRIN CABLE IN             T  ag    B  i       Tum                aoa                      wee  9v eee                    lt     DEO EQUIPMENT  with terminal    Note  If youhave an off air antenna orcable TV  connect the off air antennaor TV cable to the RF  connector on therear of yourVCR     24  www astarelectronics com    2 6 Connecting an Amplifier or Speakers    Note   1 If you are connecting the DTV input  you can connect the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT to your sound system    using a digitaloptical audio cable   2 If you are connecti
32. e surethat H Sizeand V Positionin the OSDare  set correctly    If you areusing TV  AV  S Video or component Analog HD  with 480i input  use  the SCREEN buttonon the remote control to scrollthrough various screen modes        Youcan see apicture but you  cannot hear sound    Make sure thatthe volume isnot turned down   Make sure thatthe sound isnot muted   Make sure thatyour audio inputsource cables areconnected securely andcurrectly       The LCD TVhas pixels thatare  always bright  dark or colored              YourLCD TV ismanufactured using anextremely high levelof precision technology   However  sometimes some pixels ofyour LCD TV may not display  Pixel defects  within industry specificationsare inherent tothis type ofproduct and donot  constitute a defective product        48  www astarelectronics com       Problem Solution             Yousee  noise  or  trash  on When you LCDTV s digital capabilitiesexceed a digital broadcast signal  the   the screen  signal is up converted increased to match yourLCD TV s display capabilities   Up converting can causenoise or trash    Youswitch to adifferent input The LCD TVremember the viewing mode from thelast time youused a particular   and the screensize changes  input AV  S Video  Analog HD  Digital HD  VGA andTV     Tips forHigh Definition Users When you LCDTV s digital capabilities exceed a digital broadcast signal  the    signal is up converted increased to match yourLCD TV s displaycapabilities   Up converting can causenoise or 
33. eceived from the TV channel     Use the q or  gt  arrow button to select CUSTOM  The  Custom page allows you change the font size color  the  background color  and the transparency of the   closed caption  Press MENU to navigate away from this  screen when finished     33  www astarelectronics com    Press  lt Enter gt           3 4 1 Parental Controls for DTV    When atthe first DTV screen  press the RIGHT arrow  button  gt  repeatedly     The PARENTAL screen will be shown  Press  the ENTER button to highlight the bar     Enter the four digit password  The factory default  password is 0000  If you change the password  please  make a note of it ina safe place        34  www astarelectronics com    Once the correct password has been entered  the option  for blocking channels becomes available  Press ENTER     The listof channels available and stored in memory is  shown onthe screen  If the list islonger than 9 channels  you will be ableto scroll through the channel by pressing  red button  bluebutton and A V button repeatedly  The  boxes tothe right of the channel names are empty by  default     As you scroll downthe channels with the DOWN arrow V    each one is highlighted in turn  When a channel you want   to blockis highlighted  press the ENTER button and a check  mark  a  will appear in the box  This means that when this  channel is selected a password request bar will appear on  the screen and you will notbe ableto viewthe channel  without first enteringthe correct passwo
34. ectronics Association CEA   and the ConsumerElectronics Retailers Coalition CERC have made anew tip sheetavailable for digital  television  DTV  retailers to reproduce and distributeto consumers onthe sales floor  The file may be  downloaded online atwww ASTAR com  While you rethere  check outthe other usefulinformation the  FCC is making available to consumersinterested in learning more about the analog to digital transition     52  www astarelectronics com    
35. ely     4  www astarelectronics com    Installation Preparation    Please read theuser manual carefully before performing the installation    The power consumption of the display is approximately 220 watts  please use the power cord designated  for the product  When an extension cord is required  use one withthe correct powerrating  The cord must  be the groundedand the groundingfeature must not be defeated     The product should be installedon a flatsurface to avoid tipping  Spaceshould be maintained between  the back ofthe product andthe wall forproper ventilation  If you would liketo mount the TV tothe   wall  please see Preparing the LCD for Wall Mounting  below foradditional information  Avoid installing  the productin the kitchen  bathroom or other places with high humidity  dust or smoke  to not shortenthe  service life ofthe electronic components     Please ensure the product is installed with the screen inlandscape orientation  Any 90   clockwise or  counter clockwise installation may induce poor ventilation andexcessive component damage     ASTAR offers professionalinstallation services  Pleasecontact ASTAR for moreinformation on these  services at 1 877 851 2528 or www astarelectronics com     Preparing Your LCD TV FORWall Mounting    The ASTAR 32 HDTV can either be kept on the stand base or mounted to the wall for viewing   If you choose to mount the 32 HDTV to the wall  please follow the instructions below for removing  the stand base     5  www astarelectronics 
36. eo jack in the rear of yourLCD TV   3 Connect the R  redcolor  and L white color  connectors on your VCR orvideo camera tothe R 4 red  color  and L 4  white color  audioinput connectors inthe rear ofyour LCDTV    4 Turn onthe power tothe LCD TV and VCRor video camera     5 Select S Video using the INPUT button on the Remote or frontof the LCDTV ordirectly by pressing  the S Video button on the Remote Control     Note  Referto your VCR or Video Camera user manual for more information about the video output  requirements ofthe product or consult your satellite or cable operator     22  www astarelectronics com    2 5  Connecting Coaxial  RF     There are severaloptions for connecting your antenna or cablefor TV to your new32  HDTV directlyto  the DTV  NTSCTV or through your VCR  Basedon your hometheater configuration  youcan decide which  option is theright one foryou     2 5 1 Using Your Antenna or Cable for DTV    1 Turn offthe power toyour LCDTV    2 Connect the coaxial  RF  connector from your Antennaor Digital Cableto the DTV connector in therear of  your LCDTV    3 Turn onthe power toyour LCDTV    4 Select DTV usingthe INPUT button on thefront of theLCD TV or directly bypressing the DTV ATV   button on the Remote Control       AIR IN CABLE IN    S          1    Cable Box             a 7                                  Note    a Digital broadcasts arenot available inall areas    b Make sure the antennais correctly grounded    c For professional antenna installation  pleas
37. ets you set atime delay to turn off your LCD TV automatically     To setthe Sleep Timerusing the remote control   1 Press the SLEEP button on the remote control  The Sleep Timer appears in the center of your screen     2 Press the SLEEP button one or more timesto selectthe time you want  Options include 15  30 60 90 or  120 minutes     Toturn offthe sleep timeusing the remotecontrol  press the SLEEP buttonrepeatedly until off appears     46  www astarelectronics com    Chapter 4  Maintenance and Troubleshooting  4 1 Maintenance  Important    1 Make sure that the power cableis removed from the socket before cleaning the display   2 Do notuse volatile solvent such astoluene  rosin and alcohol to cleanthe display  Such chemicals may  damage the housing  screen glass and remote control  and causethe paintto peel     Cleaning the Housingand the Remote Control    1 Use a soft cotton cloth for cleaning    2 If the housing or remote controlis seriously contaminated  use a softcloth moistened with diluted neutral  cleaner to clean the display  Remove water out ofthe cloth before cleaning to prevent water from penetrating  into the housing  Wipethe display with a dry cloth after cleaning     Cleaning the Screen    1 Use a soft cotton cloth to gently clean the screen    2 The screen glassis very fragile  Do not scrapeit with anysharp object  Donot press ortap the screento  avoid cracking  When the screen is seriously contaminated  use a soft cloth moistened with diluted neutral  cleaner
38. he power to your LCD TV and computer     5 Select VGA using the INPUT button on thefront of the LCD TV or directly by pressing the VGAbutton on  the Remote Control     Note     a  For the best picture quality when computer through VGA  set yourcomputer timing modeto VESA  1366x768 at 60Hz or 1024x768 at 60Hz  Pleaserefer to the graphic card s userguide for additional  information on howto set thetiming mode     b  Refer to your Computer s user manual for moreinformation about the video output requirements of the  product     26  www astarelectronics com    Chapter 3  Setting Upto Watch TV and DTV  3 1   Basic LCD TV StartUp    1 Connecting the Power Cable   Connect the power cord to the power cord connector on the back of your LCD TV  and then plug the power  cord into an AC wallsocket    2 Connect Audioand Video Cables to theLCD TV   3 Turning PowerOn   Once allthe components are connected  press the Power button on the front ofthe TV  or press the Power   Red  button on the remote control    4 Select Input Source   Select the Input Source for your LCD TV by pressing the INPUT button onthe front of the LCD TV or using  the INPUT button on the remote control  Pressing this button will cycle you through the following  options AV  S Video  YPbPr1  YPbPr2  VGA  HDMI  ATV and DTV    5 Using regular TV with an Airor Cable   If connecting toAir orcable source forthe TV input  you willneed to selectthe appropriate source   within the On Screen Display OSD  menuand Auto Scan for the 
39. he window that passes all ofthe remote control signals to the TV  Point  the remote control directly at this window forthe bestresponse tothe remote signal    7 Power Indicator Light   If the light is solid red  then your LCD TV is turned off  Ifthe lightis solid   green  then your LCD TV isturned on  If the light is not lit  there is no AC power detected and the power  cord may notbe connected properly  When turning the LCDTV onor off  wait three seconds before  pressing the power button again     8  www astarelectronics com          1 2   Rear Panel Controls                                                                                                                                                                                           E5  O   9    0        J  COAXIAL OUT R P        HDMI IN VGAIN R uS Pb Cb 1 PriCr 1 L 1 AUDIO   R 1 S VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO R 4    1 RS232   This custom communication portis for factory service only    AC IN  Power Input   2 CABLE  AIRIN   Connect to an antenna  or cable service   3 VIDEO OUT   Connect the Video and Audio fromthe LCD TV to anextra service  suchas PVR  DVRor TV   The coaxial outis connected tothe amplifier whenthe source is HDMI   4 HDMI IN   Connecta DVD multimedia player  or set top box and the audio through this connection   The white colorband on theback of thedisplay indicates this connection  For userswho want toconnect  a DVI enabled device  use an HDMI DVI cable  available for purchase from www astarelectronics com  o
40. hed   horizontally on the   left and right sides to fillthe TV screen  The center ofthe imageis not       stretched  C gt     Note  Viewing modes settings are saved based on input  For example  you last watched AVinput in  full mode  and then watched TV in 4 3 mode  When you switch back to AV input  the viewing mode  will return to full              43  www astarelectronics com    3 5 11 Picture in Picture PIP  Picture by Picture POP  Mode    Your TV features PIP mode  so you can watch two pictures at the same time  When PIP is turned on  by  pressing the PIP button on your Remote Control  you can display two picture at onetime  One picture is  displayed asthe full screen  main screen  andthe other picture is displayed ina small window sub  screen   The sub screen can be setto small  medium orlarge     See below fordetailed information regardingthe PIP sources                                MAIN zug DTV ATV AM S Video YPbPr1 YPbPr2 HDMI VGA  DTV Y Y Y Y Y v  ATV Y v Y Y Y  AV Y Y Y Y Y  S Video v VA v Y ff  YPbPr1 Y Y Y Y Y   YPbPr2 Y  A  A4  A v   HDMI Y Y Y Y Y Y  VGA v Y vV v Y                 v   Indicates whichinputs are availablefor PIP and POP modes     3 5 12 Adjusting Basic PIP POP Settings  PIP Channel    The PIP channel is independentof the main TV channel  To change the PIP channel  press the  gt  buttonto  select sub picture  press the CH  or   button on the remote control     Swapping PIP POP Video    Youcan swap the program that is in the main picture with the 
41. k MPAA Unrated Select  Yes  to block unrated programs                           V CHIP Enable  On  Block MPAA Rating Press Enter  Block TV Rating Press Enter  Block MPAA Unrated No  Block TV None Rating No  Change Password Press Enter    Block TV None Rating Select  Yes  to block TV None Rating Programs     Change Password Changes the password used for modifying  the parental control settings or watching a program blocked by  parental controls  For more information  see Section 3 4 4    3 5 5 TV    Available forthe following inputsources TV   Tuner Mode Sets the source forthe tuner  Options include Air or  Cable  TV sets thetuner for anantenna and CABLEsets the tuner  for cable or a satellite dish    Searching Adds all channels that have a signal to the channel  list    TV  Chooses current channels    Channel Skip  Deletes the setchannel from the channel list                          Tuner Mode Air  Searching Press Enter  TV 4  Channel Skip Off  Channel Name Press Enter    Channel Name  Edit s the channelname  press W buttonto highlight the channel name and press ENTER   the  Channel name  window appears  4 gt  AW for select and ENTER for confirm            aq Channel Name OK Cancel                            afe Jela  i loh iE BackSpace             o  o        ale  cole Fl efx  i s 1T2 s  4 DsIe 7 8          kTrTeIsTeTeTa T7 TsT           Fla    Tamim          K t w NTo PTo R s T zd ESTEE ES Se    TIETE    uiie ekee TFI  Ile          u v vkb                                  
42. mation andthe other two  Better                 containing the colorinformation  This    analog  enhancement over S Video takes   advantage of the superior picture  provided by progressivescan DVD  players and HDTV formats     S Video The video signal is separatedinto  two signals onecontaining the black and white  information and the other containing the color  information  Separating the color in this way  Good avoid  cross color  effects where closely spaced   analog  black and whitelines are erroneously displayed  in color  It also enablestext to bedisplayed more  sharply     AV  The complete video signalis   Good carried through thissingle pin connector    analog  This is themost commonly usedvideo  connection        TV Cocoaxial RF comes from AIR or CABLE     Good This is the connection for standard NTSC TV   analog  using antenna orcable  If youhave a VCR   you can connectyour antenna cable tothe    Right             VCR RF Outputto this connector           13  www astarelectronics com    2 2   Connecting Your DVD Player   You have several forconnecting your DVD player to yournew 32  HDTV HDMI Digital HD     Component  Analog HD   S Video  and Composite  AV  inputs  Based on your home theater configuration   you decide which option is the right one for you     2 2  1  Using HDMI  Digital HD   DVD players that have a digital interface such as HDMI  High Definition Multimedia Interface  should be  connected to the HDMI input ofthe ASTAR 32  HDTVfor optimal results     No
43. n Electric Appliance Control Act    4 5 FCC Class B Radio Frequency Interference Statement    Note  This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits fora Class B digital device   pursuant to Part15of the FCC Rules  These limits   are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation  This equipment generates  uses and canradiate   radio frequency energy  and ifnot installed andused in accordance with the instructions  may cause  harmful interference to radio   communications  However  there i no guarantee thatinterference will not occur in a particular installation   If this equipment does causeharmful interference   to radio or television reception  which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on  the useris  encouraged to try to correct the interference by   one or moreof the following measures    1 Reorient orrelocate the receiving antenna    2 Increase the separation between the equipmentand receiver    3  Connectthe equipmentinto an outlet on a circuit different fromthat to which the receiver is connected   4 Consult the dealer oran experienced radio TV technician for help     Notice    1 The changes ormodifications not expressly approved by the party responsible forcompliance  could void theuse s authority tooperate the equipment    2 Shielded interface cables and AC powercord  ifany  must beused inorder to comply with the  emission limits    3 The manufactureris notresponsible forany radio
44. nera i oap teh nd tM 45  3 5 14 Setting the Sleep  TI mier    iiie iren idt ee ERR inl EE R E HE UT RRAR RR eens 46  Chapter 4 Maintenance and Troubleshooting  4 1 M  alnterarnce   e ecco estet herr xd RPM UMAMNARIEI HIM VEMM CR ARE M RAE MUNERA 47  4 2 Troubleshooting G  lde           2 ace ened vee ipe taxes si Dens mete rede e aka  rabr Tu Ure ideis ER Etage DEN 47  4 3 Telephone and Technical SUpport         0  rsin eter Hmmm emere 49  LE gerne                 50  4 5 FCC Class B Radio Frequency Interference Statement                  ssssssssseeses 50  SpBcCHICAL DIIS    oreet ette tete eee eco bepeset siue ben Ee e aii 51  Glossary Standard Definitions                     ssssssssssssssssseeneeme eene 52  7    www astarelectronics com    Chapter 1  Basic Controls and Connections    1 1   Front Panel Controls       o 89066606       1 CH      These buttons increase or decrease the channels  When the OSDis active  these buttons   are used toselect OSD options    2 VOL       These buttons increase or decrease volume  When the OSDis active  these buttons   adjust the OSDoptions    3 MENU  This button opens the TV OSD menu    4 INPUT This button switches between the available inputsources inthe sequence  AV  S Video  YPbPri YPbPr2 VGA  HDMI  ATV and DTV  Press the button repeatedly to cycle through the available  options    5 Power Button       Switch the LCD TV on by pressing the button once  Press the button again to turn the  LCD TV off    6 Remote Control Sensor This is t
45. ng the HDMlinput  you can connect the Coaxialto your sound system by using    a digital coaxialaudio cable        Y2 Pb Cb 2 PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO  R 3       OO  pues seme c      h            1  O   O    28     OO  c3  9   9   0   0   6G7 6   0   90O  m     VGAIN R YA Pb Cb 1 PriCr 1 L 1 AUDIO R 1 S VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO                                     n Sase C  HE zii                            1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and Receiver AMP   2 Connect the R  red color  andL  white color  audio connectors on the Receiver Amp to theR  red color     and L  white color  audiooutput connectors inthe rear ofyour LCDTV   3 Turn onthe power tothe LCD TV and Receiver AMP   4  Refer to your Receiver Amp system manual to selectthe corresponding audioinput     Note  This audio output isnot amplified and cannot be connected directly to externalspeakers     25  www astarelectronics com    2 7   Connecting a Computer            P4    VIDEO OUT L y EN 71 S i Y 2 Pb Cb 2 PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO R 3   ooo deme    51 OOOO  OOO wm  AUDIO 1          AUDIO              o NOLON ONNO NNOO  B     VGAIN 7   R                  riCr  L 1 AUDIO R 1 S VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO R 4  CT NEU             1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and Computer     2 Connect a 15 pin D sub VGAcable to the VGA outputof your computerand the other end to the  VGA inputin the rearof your LCDTV     3 Connect the Audio Out on your computer tothe VGA Audio inthe rear ofyour LCD TV   4 Turn ont
46. on  you can decide which optionis the rightone    for you     2 3 1  Using HDMI  Digital HD     HDTV Set Top Boxes thathave a digitalinterface such asHDMI  High Definition Multimedia Interface   should be connectedto the HDMlinput of theASTAR 32 HDTV foroptimal results     Note  To maintain the display quality  use a ASTAR certified HDMI cable that is 1Ometers or less   See www astarelectronics com or call 1 877 851 2528 for details     Connecting Set Top Box  Best         Y2 Pb Cb 2 PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO R 3    Q    Os   7    7    G5  9   0   90   6   0  0   9 O ws                       e IN Or      COAXIALOUT R       HDMHN j VGAIN R YA Pb Cb 1 Pr Cr 1 L 1 AUDIO R 1        9  9                                                  HDTV Set Top Box    1 Turn offthe power tothe LCD TV and HDTV Set  Top Box   2 Connect a HDMI cable to the HDMI output of your HDTV Set Top Box andthe other endof the HDMlinput    in the rearof your ofyour LCDTV   3 Turn onthe power tothe LCD TV and yourHDTV Set Top Box   5 Select HDMI usingthe INPUT button on thefront of the LCD TV or directly by pressing the HD    button on the Remote Control     Note   a  The HDMI input on your LCD TV supports High banwidth Digital ContentProtection HDCP      HDCP encryptsthe transmission between the video source and the digital display for added    security and protection   b  Referto your HDTV Set Top Boxuser manualfor more information aboutthe video output    requirements ofthe productor consult
47. ont of your LCD TV     Note  You should beable to seea picture  If you do not  make sure thatall connections aresecure  and you haveselected the correctvideo input source     3 Press the CH   buttons on theremote or the CH    buttons onthe front of your LCD TV to changethe  channel  Note  The CH    buttons will not workif you are watching a program using HDM  YPbPr1   YPbPr2  AV  S Video and VGA inputs     3 3   Adjusting Basic LCD TV Settings    Volume   Toincrease the volume  press and holdthe VOL   buttonon the frontpanel or remote control until the  desired level isreached    Todecrease the volume  press and holdthe VOL  buttonon the frontpanel or remote control until the  desired level isreached     TV Channels   Tostep up throughthe available TV channels  pressthe CH  buttonon the frontpanel or remote control  once for thenext channel orhold it depresseduntil the desiredchannel is reached    Tostep down throughthe available TV channels  pressthe CH  buttonon the frontpanel or remotecontrol  once for the previous channel orhold it depressed until the desired channel is reached    Note  Channel upand down willonly operate on TV and DTV modes     28  www astarelectronics com    3 4 General    Press the DTV ATV button onthe remote until DTV   appears onthe topright ofthe screen  When the MENU  button is pressed  the On Screen Display  OSD  appears  on the Video page  Press the RIGHT arrow   button   to highlight the General selection     This will display the General OSD   
48. or TV interference caused by unauthorized  modification tothis equipment  It isthe responsibilities of the user to correct such interference     50  www astarelectronics com    Specifications    Specifications          Panel 32 Diagonal  Color TFT Active MatrixLCD  Resolution 1366X768pixels  WXGA format   Colors 24 bit 16 77 million colors       Display Compatibility    HDTV  720p  Native  1080i       Signal Compatibility    480i  SDTV   480p DVD EDTV  720p HDTV  1080i HDTV        Response Time    8ms typical                                                        Brightness 600cd m2  typical   Contrast 1200 1  typical   Viewing Angle 178    horizontal   178  vertical   2xRF for ATSC DTV  and NTSC TV  inputs   1xHDMI   DIGITALHD  2xComponent ANALOG HD1 ANALOG HD2    Inputs 1xComposite  AV   1xS Video 1xComputer RGB    5xStereo Audio in  RCA   1xRS232 for  service  RJ 11   Output 1xAudio out RCA  1xVi ut RCA  1 coaxial out  HDMI rce  1digital audi ticaloutput  DTV ATSC Source  PIP  POP  Noise Reduction  3 2 Pull Down  3D Comb Filter  Progressive  Features Scan  Aspect Ratio conversion 3D D interlacer  Gamma Correction  Stereo  MTS and SAP Closed Caption  V Chip  Parental Control   Speakers stereo 15 watt channel integrated speakers  Lamp Life 60 000 hours  half life    typical27 years   Input IEC Connector for direct power line connection       Voltage Range    110 240 VAC 50 60Hz       Power Consumption    220 W                      Operating    Temperature 5 35  C  Relative H
49. ote  DTV digital broadcast is notavailable in allareas  Refer to www astarelectronics com   to getinformation about availibility in your area  type of antenna     7 Using a PC   If connecting to aPC through VGA Analog input  setthe TV timing mode to ASTAR 1024x768 1366x768  at 60Hz for best picture quality refer to the graphic card s user guide for questions on howto set this  timing mode      27  www astarelectronics com    3 2   Watching a TV Program    Before you startwatching TV  please makesure that any cable  satellite  oroff air antenna connections are  secure  Also  verify that the power cord is plugged into a correctly grounded electricaloutlet or surge  protector     1 Press the powerbutton on theremote or onthe front ofyour LCD TV  The status LED on thefront will turn  solid green    2 There are 4options for selecting your programming    a  If you are usingAir orCable connected throughthe DTV input  you can selectDTV using   the INPUT button on thefront of yourLCD TV    b  If you are usinga cable set top box  satellitedish  or off air antenna connectedthrough the  TV Cable Air  input  youcan select TV using the INPUT buttonon the frontof your LCDTV    c  If youare watching broadcasts through a cable set top box orsatellite dish connected by HDMI  select  HDMI using the INPUT buttonon the frontof your TV    d  If youare watching acable set top boxor satellite dish connected through the component inputs  YPbPr    select YPbPr1 or YPbPr2using the INPUT button on thefr
50. ote that any changes to the antenna may affect the other channels     The MANUAL SCAN screen now appears and this can be  used in two ways  The screen defaults toADD ON MODE  and pressing the ENTER button atthis stage makesthe TV  scan the wholechannel range again  Press MENU to  navigate away from this screen                    NOTE  Ifthe ENTER buttonis pressed  thenthe automatic  scanning will start again        If the   or  gt  button is pressed first  then RANGE MODE   is activated so thatthe user can specify a smaller range of  channels they wantscanned again  Press MENU to navigate  away fromthis screen           NOTE  Ifthe ENTER buttonis pressed  thenthe automatic Scan Mode     e  scanning will start again  To Channel 69                   Channel Skip Gives you the option to skip channels when  QW                                           using the Channel or Channel Keys  UNT 4 English         Time Zone 4 Eastern Time D gt   If you did not EXIT fromthe MANUAL SCAN  press the els DAE TES  DOWN arrow button W againto highlight CHANNEL Manual Scan Press   Enter      Channel Skip     Press  lt Enter gt   SKIP  Press the ENTER button   Noma      The list of channels available and stored inmemory is aaa a e  shown onthe screen  If the list is longer than 9 channels  58 2 KLCS DT o  you will be able to scroll through the channel by pressing papain    red button  blue button and AW button repeatedly  The boxes  to the rightof the channelnames are empty by default    Channel
51. program in the PIP sub picture  To swap the  main picture withthe PIP sub picture program    press SWAP on the remote control  If you press SWAP again  it will return the program to the main picture   This works the same ifyou are inthe Picture   by Picture POP  mode     Swapping PIP POP Audio    Youcan also swap the audio between main picture and PIP sub picture by pressing   the qp button on your remote control  For example  if you are listening to the audio for the Main Screen  and want tohear the audiofrom the Sub Screen you pressthe P button  pressthe  lt  button toswitch  back  This works the same if you are in the Picture by Picture  POP mode     44  www astarelectronics com    3 5 13 Using the V Chip    The V Chip feature prevents viewers from watching programs  that are not age appropriate  such as programs containing  violence oradult language     1 Press the MENU button to open the main On  Screen Display   OSD  Menu   2 Press the on the remote control until the Setup menu opens   3 Press W button on the remote control to highlight V Chip  press  ENTER button   4 Use the number pad to type the default password  0000   then  press ENTER   5 While the Parent Lock enable menuis highlighted  press the     or   4 onthe remote control to select  ON  to enable the blocking  features   6 PressW button on the remote control to MPAA Movie Rating   and then press ENTER on the remote control to enter into the Movie  Menu and the MPAA window opens   7 The following window will 
52. r by calling 1 877 851 2528  and use the Analog Audio output ofthe device connected to the L R Audio  here   5  VGAIN   Connect the video and the audio from a computer or set top box here  The purple color band on  the back of the display indicates this connection   6 Y Pb Cb Pr Cr with Audio L R  Connect the primary source forcomponent video  suchas a DVD  player or set top box here  Fromleft to right  use the greenfor Y  blue forPb or Cb   redfor Pr or Cr   white  for left audio and red for right audio inputs  The green color band on the back of the display indicates this  connection   7 VIDEO IN  Connect the primary source for composite devices  such asa VCR orvideo game console  Use  the white and red connectors to connect the external audio from the same source  The yellowcolor bandon  the back of the display indicates this connection   8 S VIDEO IN   Connect the primary source forS Video devices  such as aVCR or videogame console  Use  the white and red connectors to connect the external audio from the same source   9 DIGITALAUDIO OUT  When theDTV input isselected for viewing  the digital audioassociated with  Digital programming willbe available onthis output for connection to your home theatre system     9  www astarelectronics com          1 3 ASTAR Remote Control Button Description     POWER  Press this key to turn the TV on from standby  mode  Press it again to return to the standby mode    MUTE This button turns the sound on and off    SLEEP This button allows the
53. rd  Press EXIT to  navigate away from this screen when finished     35                   KLCS DT  58 2 KLCS DT  58 3 KLCS DT  58 4 KLCS DT          000             58 1 KLCS DT   KLCS DT  58 3 KLCS DT  58 4 KLCS DT          0000             www astarelectronics com             3 4 2 DTV Channel Information    av  When achannel is selected  aninformation headeris 7 DTV Program 38 2  shown over the picture for afew seconds  This information  IUNGITUR ENTIA  consists ofthe channel number and name  the format in IW Program    which the program is broadcast  480i SD 480P SD 720P   HD 1080i HD   audiochannel 1 2 or2 2 omitted if alternate  channel is not broadcast   language  programtitle  program  start and end time  program rating and if CC is available  LAUGHED RIGHT    OUT OF SCHOOL      F    F  When you press the INFO button on the remote  you not   7 Sesame Sto       only getthe information header display  butalso a short eee  e Semet a ASD E  summary ofthe program content when available from the Rosita Befriends A FrogWearing A CrownRosita is sad because all ofher friends A     are too busy to play withher  She ends up meetinga frog that wants to play 4 2        broadcast  If you do nothing else with the INFO button  ce  these panels will remain on the screen  even when changing aoe A  channels         7 Sesame Street 58 1    Press the INFO button and the program summary will  gn al BD NEL NA  disappear  but the information header will remain    x     2    MAYBE SHE  SHOULDN
54. te  To maintain the display  use a ASTAR certified HDMI cable available up to 10 meters  or less  See www astarelectronics com orcall 1 877 851 2528    Connecting DVD Player Best      1 Turn off the power tothe LCD TV and DVD player   2 Connect a HDMI cableto the HDMI outputof your DVD playerand the other endto the HDMI inputin    the rear ofyour LCDTV   3 Turn onthe powerto the LCD TV and your DVD player   4 Select HDMI using the INPUT button on the front ofthe LCD TV ordirectly by pressing theHD button    on the Remote Control        PriCr 2 L 2 AUDIO R 2 VIDEO IN L 3 AUDIO R 3        O3   or Ore    OOQ O   O   O ii                                        9v eee                               Note  Refer to your DVD player user manual for more information about the video output  requirements of the product     14  www astarelectronics com    For DVD Players with DVI     L 2 AUDIO R 2 L 3 AUDIO R 3    VIDEO OUT L 2t L N Y 2 b Cb 2 PriCr 2 VIDEOIN  4 b  O   On       f     me     DIGITAL HD             tQ   9   QO    QO    QO     Q                  1  AV              AUDIO   2   Er  if      O  O     O                  a  1 PriCr 1 L 1 AUDIO R 1 S VIDEO IN L 4 AUDIO R 4    v                      NR u  YA Pb Cb                                                           1 Turn off the power tothe LCD TV and DVD player    2 Using a HDMI DVI cable  connect the DVI end to your DVD Player and the HDMI end to the HDMI input  in the rearof your LCDTV    3  Using anaudio cable white andred
55. the batteries      Do nottake apart the batteries  heatthem  orthrow them intoa fire    e Do notsubject the remote control to undue physical stress  suchas striking ordropping it      Do notattempt to clean the remote control with avolatile solvent  Wipeit with aclean  damp cloth     12  www astarelectronics com    Chapter 2   Connecting Equipment  2 1  Which Video Connection Should   Use     The ASTAR 32  HDTV has six different ways to connect your video equipment from a basic  connection to the most advanced fordigital displays     Connection  Quality Connector Description   type     Digital HD HDMI High Definition  Multime dia Interface   Itis the firstand  only industry supported  uncompressed   all digital audio video interface  HDMI   Best provides an interface between any   digital  audio video source  suchas a set top  box  DVD player  orA V receiver andan  audio and or videomonitor  suchas a  digital television DTV  over asingle  cable     Best DTV RF comesfrom AlRor CABLE  When   12  used for MPEG2encoded bit streams from   digital  ATSC broadcast programming  thisinput   Left takes advantage ofthe High Definition content     Analog VGA RGB  This videoinput has   separate red  greenand blue color  Better components  The signal carries    analog  horizontal and verticalsync information    on the greensignal  Thisis most  commonly used forPC input     Analog HD1 HD2 Component  The  video signal isseparated into three  signals  one containingthe black and   white infor
56. til the setup menu opens  NEN  pee  TORT  Keane                   V CHIP Enable On  Block MPAA Rating Press Enter  Block TV Rating Press Enter  Block MPAA Unrated No  Block TV None Rating No    3 Press w button onthe remote controlto highlight V Chip and Siem ET site  press the ENTER button  The  Input your password please    window should open                                      soup a 00  4 Use the numberpad to typethe default password 0000   then  press ENTER   5 The setup windowappears  press the W button on theremote ener  control repeatedly tohighlight change password  then press oe may  ENTER   6 Use the numberpad to type  the default password again  and  press ENTER d Input Your PasswordPlease  e  Eo Cancel  7 Use the numberpad to enterthe new password   8 Confirm the new password by re enteringit   9 Press the EXIT button on the remote control immediately to exit Aron  MEIN  the OSD menu  fiom  ENEEEEEEEEEEEN  TORT Teana             Note     a  Please make sure to write down and store the new password in a secure place  The reset does  not resetthe password     b  The DTV Parental Control password will always be the same asthis one     38  www astarelectronics com    3 5 Using the On Screen Display OSD     The remote controlor the bottom control keys onthe front panelof the TV can controlall the function  settings  Theon screen display OSD  allows you to adjustand save contrast  brightness and other  settings  The TV willsave changes madeto the settings  even if the
57. trash     Tips forLetterbox Content Users Letterboxed  or  WideScreen   versions of DVD movies aremost commonly  formatted for standard4 3 Television  The LCDTV has thecapability of expanding  this content sothe entire screenis filled atthe expense ofimage accuracy  Touse  this function  pressthe  ZOOM  keyon the remotecontrol and cycleamong the  available options                    4 3 Telephone  amp  Technical Support    Products are often returned due to a technical problem  rather than a defective productthat may result in  unnecessary shipping charges billed to you  Our trained support personnel can often resolve the problem  over the phone  For more information on warranty serviceor repair  after the warranty period  please contact  our Support Department at the number below     Quality service andconsistent technical supportare integral partsof ASTAR s commitment toservice  excellence  ASTAR s service representatives are dedicated to assist you with the utmostin customer  satisfaction  To better assist you  please call or contact us via email     Call us fortechnical support  Monday to Friday 8 00 am to 6 00 pmPacific Time    Tel  1 877 851 2528    Web  www astarelectronics com  Astar Electronics Corp  5101 Commerce Drive  Baldwin Park  CA 91706    49  www astarelectronics com    4 4 Compliance    Caution  Always use a power cable thatis properly grounded  Please use the AC cords listed below for  each area     USA UL   Canada CSA   Germany VDE   Britain BASE BS   Japa
58. uired  please contact ASTAR and referall servicing  to qualified service personnel    Keep the productaway from moisture  Do not exposethis appliance torain or moisture  If water penetratesinto the  product  unplug the power cord and contact ASTAR  Continuous usein this case may result infire or electricshock    Do not usethe product ifany abnormality occurs IF any smokeor odor becomesapparent  unplug the power cord and  contact ASTAR immediately Do not tryto repair the product yourself    Avoid using droppedor damaged appliances  If the productis dropped andthe housing is damaged  the internal  components may function abnormally  Unplugthe power cordimmediately and contact ASTAR for repair  Continued use  of the productmay cause fireor electric shock    Do not installthe product inan area with heavy dust orhigh humidity  Operating the productin environments with heavy  dust or high humidity may causefire or electricshock    Hold the powerconnector when removingthe power cable Pulling the powercable itself may damage the wiresinside  the cable andcause fire orelectric shock  Whenthe product willnot be usedfor an extended period of time  unplug the  power connector    Toavoid risk ofelectric shock  donot touch the connector with wethands    Insert batteries inaccordance with instructions while using theremote control  Incorrect polarities may cause damage  and leakage ofthe batteries  operatorinjury and contaminationof the remote control     f any ofthe following occurs  pleas
59. umidity  10 90   Altitude 0 14 000ft       Non Operating    Temperature  20 50  C  Relative Humidity 10 90   Altitude 0 40 000ft        Dimensions    41 2   W x 20 3 H x4 8  D  w o stand       41 2  W x 23 1 H x10 5  D  w  stand       Net Weight    77 Lb w stand 66 Lb w o stand       Certifications          UL C UL FCC Class B          51  www astarelectronics com    Glossary Standard Definitions    Analog TV  Today s TV system using radio frequency waves to transmit and display pictures and sound   Aspect Ratio 4x3  Traditional TV aspectratio    that is  the screen s width ascompared to itsheight  For  example  a  32 inch TV screen  would be 25 inches wide and 19inches tall    Aspect Ratio 16x9   Wide screen TV  aspectratio  which ismore like amovie screen thana traditional  TV  For example  a  32inch TV screen  would be 28 inches wide and 16 inches tall    Digital TV DTV   Television delivered and displayedusing radio frequency waves that contain  information that isdigitally encoded forimproved quality andefficiency    Enhanced Definition TV EDTV   A better digital televisiontransmission than SDTV with atleast 480p  in  a 16x9 or4x3 display and Dolby digital surround sound  480p isthe quality usedby most DVD players   EDTV provides 300 400  000 pixels    HDTV Monitor  sometimes called HDTV Ready  A setthat can display HDTV programming ifyou have a  separate HDTV tuner  HD Cable Set Top Box orHD Satellite Set Top  Box Receiver    HDTV Tuner also decoder receiver  set topbox
    
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