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1. Francais 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode setup 46 2 Select MENU Back Using the Time Setup menu 1 Press MENU then press until the Setup menu appears B video SAD LING Ege capras 2 Press or OK to select the Setup menu G Audio Caption 3 Press or vw to highlight your selection ei Setup Reset Default 4 Press or OK to enter the sub menu og Parental 5 Press 4 or to choose Time Zone Time or Sleep Timer H Time Zone Time Sleep Timer 6 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode ENTER Enter 72 Select MENU Back 29 4 5 Setuo Menu cont Selection of Time Zone Video Time 7one Fastern Time Time 1 Press or w to highlight your selection Audio Sleep Timer off After entering the Time Setup menu 2 Press or gt to select Hawaii Eastern Time Indiana Central Time b Setup Mountain Time Arizona Pacific Time or Alaska me Indiana Central Time E Alaska Arizona Mountain Time 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode GW Parental Eastern Time Pacific Time Time Setup 46 2 Select MENU Back Selection of Time Video Time Zong Hawaii After entering the Time Setup menu 1 Press or e to highlight your selection Audio Sleep Timer off 2 Press or OK to enter the sub menu gt V Set
2. Video OSD Language English 1 Press MENU then press until the Setup menu appears ee ie ime Setup 2 Press or OK to select the Setup menu GD Audio Caption 3 Press a or vw to highlight your selection gt amp Setup 4 Press or OK to open the pop up menu og Parental re you sure ENTER Enter Select MENU Bark 5 Press or to select OK or Cancel OK To reset default Cancel To return last menu 6 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Note This will only reset the items in the setup menu and does not include the password protected items 33 4 6 Parental Menu Password Parental ENTER Enter 4 2 Select MENU Exit Some programs and movies include signals that classify the content of the program dialog language sex violence The Parental control feature in this detects these signals and blocks the programs according to your selections To use this feature perform the following Parental control only available for TV AV S VIDEO sources 1 Press the Menu button and then press or v until the Parental menu appears 2 Press or OK to enter 3 Use 0 9 buttons input the password and the Parental Control menu will appear The Parental menu includes Program Block Change Password and Clear All functions You can use these functions after entering the correct password Entering the password When the passwo
3. Contrast Brightness 51 Contrast 68 Saturation G Setup Hue 19 HUE Color Temperature Cool GR Parental Sharpness Color Temperature Advanced Video Video ENTER Enter ze Select MENU Exit 21 4 2 Video Menu cont Adjustment of Brightness or Contrast 1 Press MENU for the Video menu to appear 2 Press or OK to select the Video menu 4 Press 4 or gt to adjust 3 Press or vw to highlight your selection 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Adjustment of Saturation inactive for VGA 1 Press MENU for the Video menu to appear 2 3 4 5 Press or OK to select the Video menu Press a or vw to highlight your selection Press 4 or gt to adjust Ne Ne Ne NV Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Adjustment of Hue only for NTSC 1 Press MENU for the Video menu to appear 2 Press or OK to select the Video menu 3 Press a or vw to highlight your selection 4 Press or gt to adjust 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Adjustment of Sharpness inactive for VGA 1 Press MENU for the Video menu to appear 2 Press or OK to select the Video menu 4 Press 4 or gt to adjust 3 Press or to highlight your selection 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode og Parental Video b Video CH Audio eC Set
4. Speaker Out Power 15 Pin Adapter RS232 HDMI VGA Component Input Input Input Input Input YPbPr PC Audio In blue Composite Stereo Audio Out green IR Input pink USB Line Audio RF Coaxial Out Antenna IR Output blue black 10 LCD BACK VIEW Gem iii i i BACK VIEW For more detailed information visit page 41 1 4 Remote Control last gt exit A channel 1 4 5 Gi v ZK 8 EG a e Ee ere d volume O enter Vv REMOTE FUNCTIONS Power Turns television mirror on and off Last Recalls last channel viewed Closed Caption Turns on off subtitles Guide View available electronic program guide Mute Turns off on audio Sleep Activates sleep timer Zoom Zoom current picture Input Selection of content input Display Display current program details Number Pad Numerical selection for channels and settings Enter Confirms selection Menu Controls Allows navigation of main menu settings Channel Up Down selection of channels Volume Up Down selection of volume Waterproof remote performs best within 20 ft 6 m of the LCD and within 30 to the left or right of the display 1 5 Insert Remote Control Batteries OPEN O CLOSE e Remove the battery cover on the bottom of the remote using the tool included or a coin Insert 2 AAA batteries Ensure waterproof ring is securely in place before returning cover Return cover
5. pe et ome enc TOGGLE IT INPUT SWITCHES BY THE TOGGLE IT IS THE SAME AS AN INPUT CHANGE KEY IT INPUT SWITCHES TO TV A CHANNEL REMAINS AS IT IS LAST MEMORY INPUT TERMINAL NUMBER IT INPUT SWITCHES TO INPUT 1 INPUT 5 1 AV 2 S V 3 COMP 4 VGA 5 HDMI VOLUME Fr eums 2 D pp RR Go M VIEW MODE i S STRETCH AV ALTHOUGH IT CAN CHOOSE NOW IT IS TOGGLE OPERATION IN INSIDE SIDE BAR AV ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN 4 3 SIGNAL IS BEING INPUT ZOOM AV ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN 4 3 SIGNAL IS BEING INPUT STRETCH AV ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN 4 3 SIGNAL IS BEING INPUT NORMAL PC ZOOM PC STRETCH PC DOT BY DOT PC AV 9 FULL SCREEN AV AV ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN 1080i p IS BEING INPUT 1 Els onzo tr SLEEP TIMER j 0 OFF 1 OFF TIMER 30 MIN 2 OFF TIMER 60 MIN 3 OFF TIMER 90 MIN 4 OFF TIMER 120 MIN CHANNEL DIRECT 0100 9999 EX 50 2 50 02 DIGITAL AIR TWO PART NUMBERS 3 DIGIT PLUS 2 DIGIT 1 999 EX 50 2 050 002 DIGITAL CABLE TWO PART NUMBERS 3 DIGIT PLUS 3 DIGIT CHANNEL UP THE CHANNEL NUMBER OF TV X IF IT IS NOT TV DISPLAY IT WILL INPUT SWITCH TO TV SAME FUNCTION AS CH 4 CHANNEL DOWN IC IH THE CHANNEL NUMBER OF TV X IF IT IS NOT TV DISPLAY IT WILL INPUT SWITCH TO TV SAME FUNCTION AS CH v NOTE UNDERSCORES _ WITHIN THE PARAMETER COLUMN REPRESENT A SINGLE SPACE hex 20 ASTERISKS WITHIN THE PARAMETER COLUMN REPRESENT A VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE INDICATED IN
6. 240 Minutes or Off 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode o Parental P 10 20 30 40 50 60 90 120 1 us Time Setup To use Closed Caption only for TV AV S Video video 1 Press MENU then press v until the Setup menu appears ER Audio 2 Press or OK to select the Setup menu 5 b Setup 3 Press 4 or vw to highlight your selection 4 Press or OK to enter the sub menu um Parental 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Selection of Analog Closed Caption After entering the Caption menu Video 1 Press or vw to highlight your selection Audio 2 Press 4 or to select CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4 TEXT 1 TEXT 2 TEXT 3 TEXT 4 or Off P CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4 TEXT 1 TEXT 2 TEXT 3 TEXT ga 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode gt Setup og Parental Caption 31 Time Zone Hawaii Time da Select MENU Back O50 Language English Time Setup Reset Default ENTER Enter arv Select MENU Back Analog Closed Caption dra Select MENU Back 4 5 Setup Menu cont The analog closed caption features have two options e Captions An on screen display of the dialogue narration and sound effects of the TV programs and videos that are closed captioned usually marked as C C in TV listings e Text An on screen display of information not related to the
7. ENTER Scan 72 Select MENU Back Status Scanning Analog Channels 0 Digital Channels 0 Tuner Mode Channel Scan Channel Skip ENTER Enter eza Select MENU Back Analog PEER Analog Analog Analog Analog Analog Analog Analog SSAA E Analog ENTER Set 4 2 Select MENU Back 4 4 TV Menu cont Selecting Channel 1 Press the channel control buttons V A button to search the channels the channel number will increase or decrease excluding skipped channels 2 Press numbered buttons 0 9 to select the channel you want If the channel number is bigger than 9 press the two number buttons successively If the channel number is bigger than 100 press the three number buttons successively You have two seconds to select your channel after this the TV will go back to your last channel displayed When in DTV mode the operation is shown as below 13 1 rt Number Dot Number Buttons Button Button Note If you select a channel higher than those already in memory the TV will display the last channel selected Channel Detail City TV is a e Press a or vw to select the channel number and then press the Enter button to play that channel content Press V A buttons to select the Channel contemporary TV station in Toronto e Press the Enter button again to display the Channel detail and then again to exit channel detail Using the Guide Electronic Program Guide Your TV has an Electronic Progr
8. THE CONTROL CONTENTS X WITHIN THE PARAMETER COLUMN REPRESENTS A VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE INDICATED IN THE CONTROL CONTENTS ALL COMMANDS MUST END WITH A LINE FEED hex OA 17 3 10 Connecting IR Output Using the IR infrared Output terminals on the LCD you can operate components of your audio video system that are not in the line of sight of the remote control such as a DVD player or Cablebox Video Source The IR sensor on the LCD will receive IR commands from a remote and distribute them to the 3 5mm IR Output terminals located on the LCD For most devices use an IR emitter with a 3 5mm mono plug Attach the IR emitter side to Cablebox DVD Player the IR receiver of the device to be controlled and attach the 3 5mm mono plug to the LCD D er p I N Other Device Alternately if the device being controlled has 3 5mm IR input simply use a male to male 3 5mm mono plug to connect the LCD and device S ura TV Mirror back view 3 11 Connecting IR Input Using the IR infrared Input terminal on the LCD you can control the LCD using IR commands sent from a keypad IR Receiver or other AV Control System Attach a 3 5mm mono plug into the LCD and use the discrete IR codes provided at Control System www seura com IRCodes doc IR Receiver Keypad or other AV System Control S ura TV Mirror back view 18 3 11 IR Input cont Remote Hexadecimal Codes Power Toggle 0000 00
9. Troubleshooting 6 1 Mirror Care Our patented mirror technology has been developed to completely protect the mirror surface and allow ease of maintenance for the consumer Please follow the guidelines listed for proper mirror care and cleaning e The glass surface can be cleaned with any conventional non ammoniated glass cleaner Care should be taken to use only a soft lint free cloth Apply all cleaners directly to the cloth and not the mirror surface Never saturate the mirror surface as residual cleaner may seep behind the mirror e Stubborn spots can be removed with solvents such as mineral spirits de natured alcohol and acetone Immediately remove solvent and dirt residues per the prescribed methods above with a compatible glass cleaner or water 6 2 Troubleshooting Before contacting service personnel please read the following information If you still experience problems contact your local dealer or qualified service personnel TV related Problems Unclear display or noisy sound Check whether TV antenna is correctly connected Broadcasting may not be good in an area with bad reception or far away from a station network No image Check whether the power cord is properly connected And press the power button Black background only Check whether the mode is set as PC monitor or Video S Video input not TV mode Strips and shaking display It may be interrupted by neighboring radio waves please check any wirele
10. current program such as weather or stock data when provided by individual stations e To view captions highlight CC 1 CC2 CC3 or CC4 CC1 displays translation of the primary language in your area Note If the program or video you selected is not closed captioned no captions will display on screen e To view text highlight Text 1 Text 2 Text 3 or Text 4 Note If text is not available in your area a black rectangle may appear on screen If this happens turn off the Closed Caption feature Note A closed caption signal may not display in the following situations e when a videotape has been dubbed e when the signal reception is weak e when the signal reception is nonstandard Selection of Digital Closed Caption After entering the Caption menu 1 Press or vw to highlight your selection video CR Audio Narrator The rock formations in the desert stand proud against the evening sky I World Weather New York London Hongkong Analog Closed Caption Digital Closed Caption Digital Caption Style 2 Press or gt to select Service 1 Service 2 Service 3 Service C w p Setup 4 Service 5 Service 6 or Off i Service 1 Service 2 Service 3 eee Off Service 6 Service 5 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Caption Selection of Digital Caption Style After entering the Caption menu 1 Press
11. or to highlight your selection 2 Press or OK to enter the sub menu mv E GET off Parental 3 Press or to select As Broadcaster or Custom When you select Custom you can use a or 4 gt buttons to highlight and select the option 4 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode B video D Audio a Parental Caption Style Font Size Font Color Font Opacity Background Color Backgrou nd Opacity Window Color Window Opacity Digital Caption Style 32 Transparent Current Weather Sunny Cloudy Clear LO Service da Select MENU Back Custom Large Yellow Translucent Red Black Transparent wS Select MENU Back 4 5 Setuo Menu cont Font Size To set the Font Size value from Large Small and Medium Font Color To set the Font Color value from White Green Blue Red Cyan Yellow Magenta and Black Font Opacity To set the Font Opacity value from Solid Translucent and Transparent Background Color To set the Background Color value from White Green Blue Red Cyan Yellow Magenta and Black Background Opacity To set the Background Opacity value from Solid Translucent and Transparent Window Color To set the Window Color value from White Green Blue Red Cyan Yellow Magenta and Black Window Opacity To set the Window Opacity value from Solid Translucent and Transparent To Reset Default to the factory settings
12. residential wood framing construction and are not indicative of any particular building code It is the installers responsibility that all electrical audio visual and framing construction are code compliant to the municipality in which the product is being installed Modifications made to S URA s recommendations are at the sole discretion of the installer and release SEURA of all liability 1 Reference installation specifications included with your product for specific mounting instructions designed for your exact mirror size and configuration 2 Verify that the wall is built to the provided specifications 3 Install mounting brackets e Refer to Fastener Packet for detailed mounting instructions e Ensure mounting brackets are securely fastened using wood framing members where possible 4 Transport product in a vertical position to desired location to avoid product flex or damage 5 Connect power supplies and audio video components e It is strongly recommended to test all electrical and electronic devices to verify proper integration and functionality before securely mounting it to the wall 6 Position television mirror close to wall surface and securely engage mounting brackets e Allow for a 1 4 ventilation gap for proper air flow and heat transfer 7 Check to ensure the television mirror is fully engaged and secure to the mounting brackets 8 Reference the appropriate electronics manual for television mirror operating i
13. with each other and whether it is set at an appropriate refresh rate If letters look distorted change the refresh rate to 60Hz Abnormal image scale By using vertical horizontal position in Picture Adjustment Menus adjust the position Try to execute Auto Adjustment function Additional Support Work with your local Seura reseller for additional support and or product questions For support directly from S ura s customer service or technical support teams call toll free 800 957 3872 Support teams are available weekdays 8 00am 4 30 CST 42 Notes SEURA Inc 1230 Ontario Road Green Bay WI 54311 800 95 SEURA t 920 857 9069 f 920 857 9490 SEURA 2011 All Rights Reserved 2 1 11 SEURA B00 90 38 27 WWW seuUura cOom
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18. 0a 0047 000a 001e 000a 0047 000a 001e 000a 0047 000a 001e 000a 001e 000a 0047 000a 068b 4 1 The Menu System 4 2 Video Menu 4 3 Audio Menu 4 4 TV Menu 4 5 Setup Menu 4 6 Parental Menu 20 4 1 The Menu system After you have installed the battery in the remote control you may want to set some preferences on the LCD using the menu system e The buttons for On Screen Display OSD option adjustment include MENU 4 gt a OK or ENTER and EXIT buttons e Press MENU to open the OSD Menu then press or w button to select the pages The pages are displayed in the following sequence circular display H Video Audio TV Setup Parental Note TV menu page is only for TV mode e Press the Menu button on the remote control or on the side panel it will change in the following sequence Main Menu Exit Sub Menu Main Menu gt Exit 1 Press MENU to display the menu system 2 3 4 Press or vw to select an item Press or vw to select the menu pages Press OK or to enter 5 Press 4 gt a vw to select or adjust a setting Note If you do not make a selection within 10 seconds the menu screen closes automatically 7 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit OSD menu 4 2 Video Menu Whether adjusting for emp the first time or editing Picture Mode current picture settings it is recommended to start Brightness with the following settings Dr Audio
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20. 26 4 5 Setup Men 29 4 6 Parental Men 34 CHAPTER 5 Specifications 5 1 Gpechhcattons nns nr ana 39 CHAPTER 6 Maintenance 6 1 Mirror Care eebe 41 6 2 TroubleshOOtiNO ssesrsrsssrssrronrnnnnr nr 41 1 Before Use 1 1 In The Box 1 2 Parts 1 3 Connections 1 4 Remote Control 1 5 Insert Remote Control Batteries 1 6 Menu Controls on Remote 1 7 Menu Configuration 1 8 Basic Operation 1 1 In The Box Please make sure the following items are included Television Mirror Product Waterproof Remote Control Power Cord amp Power Adapter User Manual 1 2 Parts 1 gt S All S ura packaging is 100 recyclable Please utilize recycling facilities in your area to dispose of all paper and plastic packaging materials RECYCLE On Unit Control Buttons Volume a sl Channel a sl Source Menu Power Screen BERT FRONT Mirror Surface Internal Speakers 1 3 Connections 19 LCD Back View Stereo Audio Out IR Input pink PC Audio In green 2 Channel Amplified Power Line Audio 15 Pin blue Speaker Out Adapter IR Output blue Out HDMI VGA Component RF Coaxial RS232 Internal External Input USB black Input Input Input YPbPr Composite Antenna Input Sound Selector Fe CC BEER E JJJ SE 19 LCD BACK VIEW D BACK VIEW For more detailed information visit page 41 1 3 Connections cont 10 LCD Back View 2 Channel Amplified
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25. NINGS To reduce the risk of fire electrical shock and other injuries keep these safety precautions in mind when installing using and maintaining your TV The socket outlet should be installed near the equipment and be easily accessible The TV should be connected to a grounded main socket outlet WARNING If you manipulate against the recommended usage serious injury or death to user may result To protect against electric shock do not immerse the power cord power plug or product in water or other liquid Do not overload AC outlets or extension cords Overloading can cause fire or electric shock Close adult supervision is necessary when any product is used by or near children Do not operate any product with a damaged cord or plug or operate it after the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner Do not use the product close to any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other products that produce heat Do not let the power cord come in contact with hot surfaces If you notice any smoke or scorched smell near the product unplug power cord and refer to qualified personnel for service and or repair Do not use or place any combustible or flammable substances near the product To electrically disconnect the product turn OFF the product then remove the electrical power plug from the outlet Do not place heavy articles or step on the product Do not place the product on an uns
26. TV G general audience individual categories do not apply TV PG parental guidance suggested _ Allowed Rating Blocked Rating TV 14 14 years and older TV MA mature audience U S TV Ratings ENTER Set eve Select MENU Back Content Categories Dialog sexual dialogue applies to TV PG and Above TV 14 G Video RDS Eo ME oie Language adult language applies to TV PG and Above TV 14 and Above audio TV MA LJ a if e Sex scenes sexual situations applies to TV PG and Above TV 14 and Setup a EEN PYM b ai Parental Violence applies to TV PG and Above TV 14 and Above TV MA fal F Violence fantasy violence applies only to TV Y7 C Allowed Rating Blocked Rating U S TV Ratings ENTER Set az Select MENU Back U S Movie Ratings movies previously shown in theaters G general audience PG parental guidance suggested PG 13 13 years and older R Restricted NC 17 18 years and older X Adult Note If you set a block to PG 13 G and PG movies will be available while PG 13 R NC 17 and X will be blocked 36 4 6 Parental Menu cont Unlocking programs temporarily If you try to watch a program that exceeds the restrictions you specified the system enters program lock mode You can either unlock the program temporarily by entering your password or select a non locked program to watch To temporarily unlock the program press the Number buttons 0 9 to enter your 4 digit password If the correct code is
27. Version 3 DSM 10 3 DSM 19 3 relevislon Mirror USER MANUAL Thank you for selecting a S ura Television Mirror This product has been inspected and packaged carefully before shipment Please read this guide before beginning installation Please keep this manual for future reference Information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice FCC Information This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for a class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and radiates radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment causes unacceptable interference to radio and television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced Radio TV technician for additional help WAR
28. am Guide to help you Wednesday 4 February 2009 1 18 47 PM navigate through all the television shows The Guide menu supplies information such as program lists 2 3 WBAYRIN 5 and the start and end times of available channels In addition detailed information about the program is Toda 1 00 PM Marcus Welby M D often available in the Guide The availability and the 2 00 P ME amount of program details will vary depending on the M Quincy M E broadcaster 3 00 PM Emergency 1 Press the EPG button to display the Guide menu 4 00 PM Kojak 2 Press or 4 to select the channel number 5 00 PM Adam 12 3 Press or vw to select the channel program 1 00 PM 2 00 PM Wed 4 Feb TV NONE 4 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode A kindly unorthodox doctor differs with his strait laced young partner as they tackle some common and not so common medical conditions 28 4 5 Setup Menu Video OSD Language English Time Setup Audio Caption E fine Reset Default a og Parental ENTER Enter 2 Select MENU Exit Selection of OSD Language i Vid 1 Press MENU then press until the Setup menu appears t Sr ep ime Setup 2 Press or OK to select the Setup menu Audio Caption 3 Press or vw to highlight your selection gt amp setup Reset Default 4 Press 4 or gt to select English Espanol or Fran ais ag Parental H English Espanol
29. and turn to CLOSE position 1 6 Menu Controls on Remote Functions of the TV set can be controlled by the Menu Control Center on the remote control Familiarity with these functions will provide ease of operation sleep display menu last exit A channel Press MENU button on the remote menu f control to display main menu Press menu control arrow buttons to A navigate through menus Use the right arrow gt to move to sub menu of a selected main menu ok gt Vv To change a selected menu setting use Menu control buttons 4 gt Press EXIT button to return from sub exit menu to main menu or from main menu to menu removal 1 7 Menu Configuration Press MENU to open the menu window Navigate using or w to select the desired menu Press or OK to enter the menu Use or within the selected menu to navigate to a submenu or setting to adjust Press or OK to enter the submenu or use 4 or to adjust selected setting Press EXIT at any time or wait 10 seconds to exit the menu menu HUT Vv Sharpness Cotor Temperature Advanced Video ok p gt N Video Picture Mode Brightness CH Audio Contrast Saturation lt Setup iy Parental Sharpness HUE Advanced Video Select MENU Back SS Video G audio lt gt Setup OW Parental exit olor Temperature 4 8 Select MENU Back 1 8 Basic Operation Power On Off Press the Power Standb
30. e On Adaptive Luma Control On qS Select MENU Back 4 2 Video Menu cont Selection of VGA only for VGA 1 Press MENU for the Video menu to appear Picture Mode Brightness 2 Press or OK to select the Video menu SE 3 Press 4 or to highlight your selection HUE 4 Press or OK to enter the sub menu Color Temperature Advanced Video VGA ENTER Enter s Select MENU Back Selection of Auto Adjust After entering the VGA menu po ee H Position V Position 2 Press or OK button to confirm Phase 3 Press the MENU button to return or exit Clock 1 Press or vw to highlight your selection Note This item will auto adjust the picture display ENTER Enter 2 Select MENU Back Selection of H Position V Position Phase Clock After entering the VGA menu 1 Press or vw to highlight your selection 2 Press or OK button to confirm 3 Press the MENU button to return or exit Table of Display Adjustment Settings mem oe H Position Use or to select H Position Use or to move the image left or right V Position Use or to select V Position Use or to move the image up or down Phase Use or to select Phase Use or to adjust Clock Use or vw to select Clock Use 4 or to adjust 24 4 3 Audio Menu Video Balance Bass 3 F f kW Treble Se
31. entered the program lock mode is released and the normal picture appears Using the Clean All item 1 After entering the Parental menu press 4 or e to highlight the Clean All item 2 Press or OK to enter 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Precautions When changing the audio from internal to external speakers power off the unit completely The LCD unit has a built in 5 Watt power amplifier Damage may occur during power on if a complete power off has not preceded the change 37 video LED Audio Setup gt og Parental Program Block Change Password Fiaam Ail AE ao tl All Parental ENTER Enter 72 Select MENU Back 9 Specifications 5 1 Specifications 5 1 Specifications Display Features Tuner 10 19 Amplified Audio Internal Speakers 5W x 5W Speakers Connections and Terminals Listed from left to right as viewed from the back of the product Power Adapter Input Input 100 240 V AG 50 60Hz 1 5A Type A plug Output 19V 3 42A Right Angle Plug 18 Cord HDMI 480i 480p 576i 576p 720p and 1080i and 1080p ver LEE Y green Pb blue and Pr red Audio Left Mono white Audio Right red 3 5mm Audio Input blue Optimal Temperature amp Humidity Operating Temperature 20 60 C Storage Temperature 10 50 C Operating Humidity 10 80 RH Storage Humidity 10 90 RH 39 6 Maintenance 6 2
32. light your selection 4 Press 4 or to select Cable or Antenna 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode 5 Parental ar2 Select MENU Back 26 4 4 TV Menu cont Using the Channel Scan 1 Press MENU then press until the TV menu appears 2 Press or OK to enter the TV menu 3 Press a or vw to highlight your selection 4 Press or OK to start searching The channels that are found will save automatically 5 If you want to stop searching press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Note e Locked channels will be skipped during the search e Selection of Tuner Modes Cable or Antenna will affect the channel search When in Cable mode the searched channels are 1 135 When in Antenna mode it will search 2 69 Using the Channel Skip 1 Press MENU then press v until the TV menu appears 2 Press or OK to enter the TV menu 3 Press a or vw to highlight your selection 4 Press or OK to enter the sub menu 5 Press or vw to choose an item then press OK to confirm or cancel your selection 6 When you select WA the TV will automatically skip the channel 7 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode 21 Channel Scan B video Audio KC WV Setup GW Parental Video audio i gt Ww amp Setup Parental Channel Skip Tuner Mode Channel Scan Channel Skip
33. nstructions 12 3 Connection 3 1 Preparation 3 2 Connecting Power 3 3 Connecting TV Antenna 3 4 Connecting VIDEO S VIDEO 3 5 Connecting HDMI 3 6 Connecting Component Video 3 7 Connecting PC 3 8 Connecting Speaker Output 3 9 Connecting RS 232C PC Control 3 10 Connecting IR Output 3 11 Connecting IR Input 3 1 Preparation Please read the relevant external equipment operation manual DVD player etc carefully before making connections 3 2 Connecting Power WARNING Whenever you connect an external audio or video system to your TV ensure that all elements are switched off The TV automatically adjusts voltage Power cable is USA A Type 3 conductor shielded Power Outlet detachable AC Receptacles 110 240v x 1 50 60 GFI circuit Before connecting power please check your power adapter for compatibility with wall outlet Power cable should be firmly connected to the power source 3 3 Connecting TV Antenna Connect cable to TV Coaxial input connector with an outdoor or wall outlet antenna output Turn on the TV after all connections Antenna Outlet Watching Analog TV amp Digital TV e Analog TV signal has a channel number structure A of 1 2 3 4 5 etc but Digital TV signal has a channel number structure of 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 RF Coaxial Antenna 5 1 etc e If you press TV button on the remote control its input source changes from Analog to Digital or Digi
34. or the Video menu to appear b Video GY Audio a Setup a Parental 2 Press or OK to select the Video menu 3 Press or to highlight your selection 4 Press or OK to enter the sub menu 5 Press or vw to highlight your selection 4 Press 4 or gt to select 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Table of Video Adjustment Settings em Status Description DNR Off Low Medium Selecting to control the Strong sharpness and noise reduction Black Level On Off Darkens soft blacks may darken other Extender dark colors creating a crush effect White Peak On Off Volume boost without distortion Limiter due to over run on the speakers CTI k Video a Audio g Setup GW Parental Off Low Medium Select dynamic color Strong improve level Select On to color correct flesh tones automatically Flesh Tone Advanced Video On Off On Off Select to control the luminance This feature will set the brightness and contrast levels for optimum performance Adaptive Luma Control 23 Picture Mode Brightness Contrast Saturation HUE Sharpness oeratun Advanced Video ENTER Enter az Select MENU Back R Gain G Gain B Gain dia Select MENU Back Picture Mode Brightness Lontrast Saturation HUE Sharpness Color Temperature ENTER Enter 72 Select MENU Back Black Level Extender White Peak Limiter a Medium Flesh Ton
35. ote control When selected the Variable option mutes the internal audio system DETAIL VIEW Eurotype Degson Speaker Connector 2 Channel e Left channel e Right channel Wire Input External Speakers S ura TV Mirror back view 2 CHANNEL AMPLIFIED SPEAKER OUT Note When this selector is switched to Fixed sound is adjusted with the volume buttons on the remote control or the LCD housing Sound via the audio output terminal is not adjustable and outputs maintain a constant level 16 3 9 Connecting RS 232C PC Control Attach RS 232C cable cross type to the supplied Din D Sub RS 232C Set the RS 232C communication settings on the PC to match the communication conditions listed PC Source COMMUNICATION CONDITIONS Model 19 3 Model 19 3 ALT Hydra 10 3 Baud rate 9600 bps 115200 bps Data length ee Party bit Stop bit Send the control commands from the PC via the RS 232C connector S ura TV Mirror back view 1 The LCD operates according to the received command and sends a response message to the PC Do not send multiple commands at the same time 2 Wait until the PC receives the confirmation response before sending the next command COMMAND TABLE COMMANDS NOT INDICATED HERE ARE NOT GUARANTEED TO OPERATE se sek ee POWER ON COMMAND SETTING S WJ O OFF THE POWER ON COMMAND REJECTED 1 ON THE POWER ON COMMAND ACCEPTED POWER SETTING W 0 POWER OFF IT SHIFTS TO STANDBY
36. ound Fault Circuit Interrupter GFCI to protect against electric shock fire and or injury Failure to do so will void any warranty for this product Only qualified individuals should attempt to service the product Removing covers can expose you to high voltage and other dangerous conditions 11 2 1 Recommended Installation Location The environment in which the television mirror product is installed will affect the product s performance The key factor to consider for proper installation is Surrounding and ambient light Use the following guidelines to maximize the performance of the S URA product Type of Lighting Avoid direct natural sunlight and excessive fluorescent lighting on the television display These conditions will diminish the television brightness and hinder its performance Light Direction Avoid directing lights toward the mirror Position lights such that they provide light on the person or object to be reflected not the mirror itself For example lights on the wall next to the mirror are preferred over lights located on the ceiling in the center of the room Background Colors Sidewalls and furnishings that are dark uniform and non reflective will provide for better performance of the television quality Bright colors patterns and contrasting colors will minimize the quality of the display 2 2 Basic Installation Instructions NOTE All S URA drawing packages indicate generalized nominal
37. rd is already stored Video Password Press the Number buttons 0 9 to enter the 4 digit password used to change channel blocking settings As you enter your password each number will appear as a Setup Note The default password for the system is 0000 CR Audio If you have forgotten the password please contact your local service center P Parental Parental ENTER Enter 72 Select MENU Exit If the password you enter is invalid the above message will appear 34 4 6 Parental Menu cont Using the Change Password item 1 After entering the Parental menu press or v to highlight the Change Password item 2 Press or OK to confirm 3 Use 0 9 buttons input your new password in the New Password blank 4 Use 0 9 buttons input your new password again in the Confirm Password blank 5 When this is complete the previous menu will be displayed Note Please operate Change Password at the first time use this function Using the Program Block item 1 After entering the Parental menu press or to highlight the Program Block item 2 Press or OK to enter 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Using the Rating Enable item 1 After entering the Program Block menu press a or to highlight the Rating Enable item 2 Press 4 or gt to select On or Off On The rating settings are acti
38. ss phone hair drier electric drilling machine and etc Execute fine tuning for manual adjustment Can t receive a specific channel Check whether channel setting is normally set Try to rotate an antenna s direction Picture plays without sound Press the MUTE button Volume up by using volume control buttons 41 6 2 Troubleshooting cont PC Monitor related problems No image on the monitor Check whether the D Sub cable is firmly connected to the TV and a PC Check whether a graphic card is correctly inserted into the slot Check whether the power of a PC and the TV is on Check whether a graphic card or mode is set appropriately on a PC Referring to the Standard Signal Mode for PC monitor in the previous chapter change graphic mode Check whether the D Sub cable pins are not inserted or bent No power Check whether the power cord is normally inserted and reconnect it Pull out the power cord from wall outlet and reconnect it in 10 20 minutes LED lamp turns off in red and it shows no image Check whether the graphic cable is connected to theTV and a PC Check whether a computer is in power saving mode and attempt to operate keyboard and mouse Unstable or unfocused image or trembling Check whether the D Sub cable is connected to the TV and a PC If a PC display mode is changed the screen needs readjusting so you need to use Auto Adjustment Check whether the TV and your graphic card are compatible
39. table cart stand tripod or table Do not use this product for other than intended use This S ura product is only intended for use indoors This product is not waterproof Do not immerse this product in water and or expose to dripping or splashing water For added safety during a lighting storm or when this product is left unattended and unused for long periods of time unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna ontents CHAPTER 1 Before Use TL IN TNG BOX 1 2 PaMlSoossossssesesesresesrosrsrsrrrrrrrn rr ror kn rr rr nro nr ora 1 3 KENE eech 1 4 Remote Control arwannnannnnnnnnnnannnnennernnee 1 5 Insert Remote Control Batteries 1 6 Menu Controls on Remote a annannnennn 1 7 Menu Configuration rrvnnnnnvvnnnnnnnnnnere 1 8 Basic Operation CHAPTER 2 Installation 2 1 Recommended Location 2 2 Basic Installation Instructions CHAPTER 3 Connection 3 1 Preparation rnnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnne 3 2 Connecting ower 3 3 Connecting TV Antenn 3 4 Connecting VIDEO S VIDEO 3 5 Connecting HIM 3 6 Connecting Component Video 3 7 Connecting PBC 3 8 Connecting Speaker Output 3 9 Connecting RS 232C PC Control 3 10 Connecting IR Output 3 11 Connecting IR Input CHAPTER 4 Menu 4 1 The Menu System EE 21 4 2 Video Men 21 4 3 Audio Menu 25 4 4 e TE
40. tal to Analog 14 S ura TV Mirror back view S ura TV Mirror back view 3 4 Connecting VIDEO Connect Video Audio cables to the video ports of the TV and camcorder gaming consoles VCR DVD player or Set Top box Press SOURCE on the remote control and select A V Video S ura TV Mirror back view 3 5 Connecting HDMI Connect HDMI cable to HDMI port of TV and DVD High Definition player VCR Set Top box or camcorder Video Source Press SOURCE on the remote control and select HDMI Video S ura TV Mirror back view 3 6 Connecting Component Video Connect component cable to component ports of TV and DVD player VCR Set Top box or camcorder Component Connect Audio RCA cables to L R ports Video Source Press SOURCE on the remote control and select YPbPr Component Video S ura TV Mirror back view 3 7 Connecting PC Connect 15 pin cable to 15 pin port on the TV and PC Connect audio cable to audio output of a PC stereo jack and PC audio input port of the TV Press SOURCE on the remote control to select VGA PC Source oe 15 Pin VGA PC Audio Output green PC Audio In blue S ura TV Mirror back view 3 8 Connecting Speaker Output To use external speakers Variable audio switch the audio selector located on the LCD unit to Variable Sound via the audio output terminal can be adjusted with the volume buttons on the rem
41. tup ound mode Voice Digital Output Dolby Digital GR Parental Auto Volume Control On Audio ENTER Enter 4 2 Select MENU Exit Adjustment of Balance Bass or Treble Video 1 Press MENU then press v for the Audio menu to appear 255 2 Press or OK to select the Audio menu Audio Treble 3 Press a or vw to highlight your selection ei Setup Sound mode Voice 4 Press 4 or gt to adjust Digital Output Dolby Digital D Parental Auto Volume Control On 5 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Audio ENTER Adjust 72 Select MENU Back Video Balance Video Balance Bass gt ED Audio Fabia Audio Sound mode Voice T sound mode Voice 5 d d i lt Set 5 d i G up G Setup Digital Output Dolby Digital Digital Output Dolby Digital og Parental Auto Volume Control On ov Parental Auto Volume Control On Audio ENTER Adjust 4 2 Select MENU Back Audio ENTER Adjust 672 Select MENU Back Note to toggle between Fixed and Variable audio output use the Internal External Speaker Selector switch on the LCD unit 25 4 4 TV Menu Tuner Mode Channel Scan Channel Skip aW Parental 4 2 Select MENU Back Specifying Tuner Mode H ide Tuner Mode 1 Press MENU then press until the TV menu appears Video h Channel Scan 2 Press or OK to select the TV menu Audio Channel Skip KC Ww Ca Setup 3 Press or vw to high
42. up 3 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode a Parental Time Setup ENTER Enter qz Select MENU Back After entering the Time menu 1 Press or vw to highlight your selection leg si dets ld 2009 02 04 2 Press or button to select Audio rd 3 Press numbered buttons to set the Date Time Power On Timer Va D H II d K Setup or Power Off Timer Timer Off S Parental Power On Timer 00 00 00 HM Date Time Power On Timer Power Off Timer D Power Off Timer 00 00 00 4 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode ara Select MENU Back Note e Pressing the Standby button to turn off the LCD the setup time will be Video A aik akota a Se retained T Date 2009 02 04 BEE Time 10 44 17 e If the unit is unplugged or main power is otherwise disrupted the memory for time will be lost gt amp Setup Timer d e The following items are active only when you select Off of Auto GW Parental Power On Timer 00 00 00 H H 39 Di 39 1 Synchronization and select On of Timer boat Of Tinier 0000 00 4r 2 Select MENU Back 30 4 5 Setup Menu cont Selection of Sleep Timer L Video After entering the Time Setup menu video 1 Press or vw to highlight your selection CD Audio 2 Press 4 or b to select 10 20 30 40 50 60 90 120 180 gt G Setup
43. up og Parental Video Video amp Audio Setup ag Parental Video og Parental Video 22 Picture Mode Contrast Saturation HUE Sharpness Color Temperature Advanced Video ENTER Adjust rs Select MENU Back Picture Mode Brightness Contrast HUE Sharpness Color Temperature Advanced Video ENTER Adjust a Select MENU Back Picture Mode Brightness Contrast Saturation Sharpness Color Temperature Advanced Video ENTER Adjust sS Select MENU Back Picture Mode Brightness Contrast Saturation HUE Color Temperature Advanced Video ENTER Adjust 4 2 Select MENU Back 4 2 Video Menu cont Selection of Color Temperature k amp Video cp Audio g Setup Gg Parental 1 Press MENU for the Video menu to appear 2 Press or OK to select the Video menu 3 Press or vw to highlight your selection 4 Press or OK to enter the sub menu 5 Press 4 or button to select one of Cool Standard Warm or User for balance of whitening H Cool Standard Warm 6 Press MENU or EXIT to return or exit menu mode Video b Video G Audio e Setup aW Parental If you adjust one item of R Gain G Gain or B Gain the color temperature will change to User automatically Color Temperature Selection of Advanced Video Inactive for VGA 1 Press MENU f
44. ve Off The rating settings are not active 35 B video G audio Setup gt off Parental Parental video Audio Setup gt GY Parental Change Password video Audio setup a Parental Parental video amp Audio g Setup a Parental Program Block Program Block Change Password Clean All ENTER Enter 72 Select MENU Back New Password Confirm Password MENU Back Pre Wal ram L r E Change Password Clean All ENTER Enter 72 Select MENU Back Rating Enable U S TV Ratings U S Movie Ratings Canadian English Ratings Canadian French Ratings Open V Chip ay Select MENU Back 4 6 Parental Menu cont Using the Ratings items Video Rating Enable 1 After entering the Program Block menu press or vw to highlight a ratings US TV Ralings item category options are listed on the following page Audio US Movie Ratings 2 Press or OK to enter e Setup Canadian English Ratings 3 Press a e 4 or to select an item then press OK to lock display lr or Canadian French Ratings unlock display BM b aW Parental Open V Chip Program Block ENTER Enter amp Select MENU Back U S TV Ratings including made for TV movies video Children TV Ratings Audi TV Y youth individual content categories do not apply deres L TV Y7 youth 7 years and older d setup Noo General TV Ratings d Parental OOO O LI shape
45. y button on the remote control or on the side panel to turn on the unit Press Power Standby button on the remote control or on the side panel again to return the display to standby off mode Input Source Selection Press the Source button to display the signal source menu Press or vw to select the signal source you desire then press OK to confirm YPbPr VGA HDMI 10 Installation 2 1 Recommended Location 2 2 Installation Instructions WARNINGS Do not handle or remove your television mirror from the packaging until it is ready to be installed To avoid damage to the television mirror only transport it in a vertical position It is highly recommended that at least three 3 persons assist in the installation of the television mirror Mirror suction cups are not recommended for use in the installation of your television mirror Inspect the desired location for installation and be aware of all electrical wiring pathways water pipes gas lines or other potentially hazardous conditions that may exist to protect from accidental damage during creation of on site conditions Ensure all required electrical specifications are adhered to and have been installed by the appropriate individuals and are code approved Ensure all framing requirements if needed have been completed to building code and pose no structural issues It is REQUIRED that this product is plugged into an electrical outlet protected by a Gr

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