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INTEGRATED

DIGITAL

HD

READY

COLOUR

TELEVISIONS

32WLA530HID

Operating

Instructions

digital[^

ready

Approved

product

List

of

contents

Important

Information.4

Special

features.5

Safety

instructions.

6

Getting

started.7

Aerial

connection.7

Switching

on.7

Battery

fitting.7

Control

unit.8

Remote

control.9

Using

the

TV.10

Tuning

the

TV.11

Automatic

tuning

(Digital

and

Analog).11

Manual

tuning.12

Electronic

program

guide

(Digital).13

Program

organising.14-15

TV

setup.16

Sound

menu.16

Picture

setup.17

Features

Menu.18-19

Digital

TV

menu.20

Using

teletext.21-22

Connecting

external

equipment.23-27

Help

and

service

tips...28

Technical

specifications

table.29

Main

Uk

Transmitter

Stations.30

Guarantee.31

-32

-

3

-

Important

Information

LCD

display

panels

are

manufactured

using

an

extremely

high

level

of

precision

technology,

however

sometimes

some

parts

of

the

screen

may

be

missing

picture

elements

or

have

luminous

spots.

This

is

not

a

sign

of

a

malfunction.

Cleaning

the

screen

and

the

cabinet...

After

turning

off

the

power,

clean

the

screen

and

the

cabinet

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

We

recommend

that

you

do

not

use

any

proprietary

polishes

or

solvents

on

the

screen

or

cabinet

as

this

may

cause

damage.

Dispasal...

The

cold

cathode

fluorescent

lamp

in

the

LCD

panel

contains

a

small

amount

of

mercury,

when

the

set

reaches

the

end

of

its

useful

life

please

dispose

of

it

in

accordance

with

Local

Government

Regulations

or

at

a

recycling

centre.

Connection

of

Mains

Cable

Always

use

the

mains

cable

supplied.

First

of

all

insert

the

mains

cable

into

the

input

panel

of

the

CTV,

and

only

there

after

in

to

mains

supply

socket.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

For

your

own

safety

read

the

following

instructions

carefully

before

attempting

to

connect

this

unit

to

the

mains

supply.

IMPORTANT

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

The

wires

in

the

mains

ieaci

are

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

coloured

in

accordartce

with

the

as

follows;

following

code;

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

or

black

must

be

Blue

-

Neutral

connected

to

die

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

.

Brown

-

Live

N

or

coloured

Black.

As

the

colours

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

or

red

must

b©

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

Red.

No

connection

is

to

be

made

to

the

Earth

terminal

of

the

plug.

if

a

13

Amp

(B$1363)

Plug

is

used,

fit

an

ASTA

'^PWN

{Neutral)

(Live)

approved

3,

5,

or

13

Amp

h.ise

as

required.

If

your

product

is

fitted

with

a

moulded

plug

which

feejuires

replacement

please

cut

off

and

dispose

of

safely.

Wren

rewire

as

shown

above.

IMPORTANT

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

in

accordance

with

the

fol!o\wng

code:

proceed

as

follows;

Blue

-

Neutral

The

wire

which

is

coloured

green

and

yellow

must

Brown

-•

Live

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

Yellow/Green

-

Earth

the

letter

E,

or

by

the

earUi

symbol,

or

coloured

As

the

colours

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

green

or

green

and

yeilow.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

or

black

must

be

GREEN

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

Black.

YELLOW

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

or

red

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

Red.

/

If

a

13

Amp

(BS1363)

Plug

is

used,

fit

an

ASTA

iir-

/

BROWN

approved

3,

5,

or

13

Amp

fuse

as

required.

blue

(Neutral)

(Live)

If

your

product

is

fitted

with

a

moulded

plug

which

requires

replacement

please

cut

off

and

dispose

of

safely,

then

rev/ire

as

stiown

above.

Caution:

-Under

no

circumstances

should

the

discarded

plug

be

inserted

into

a

mains

socket.

To

prevent

shock

hazard

carefully

dispose

of

the

discarded

plug

into

your

dustbin,

do

not

leave

the

plug

lying

around

where

children

might

see

it.

-

4

-

Television

Thank

you

for

buying

this

television

which

is

designed

to

give

you

many

years

of

satisfactory

service.

You

may

already

be

familiar

with

using

a

television

but

do

please

take

time

to

read

these

instructions.

They

are

designed

to

familiarise

you

with

the

unit's

many

new

features

and

to

ensure

you

get

the

very

best

out

of

your

purchase.

Special

Features

•

32"

TFT-LCD

WXGA

Panel

•HD

Ready

•

Available

for

Cable

Channels

(A

decoder

may

be

required)

•

2x1

OW

Stereo

sound

•

250-Page

Teletext

Feature

•

PIP

(Picture

in

Picture)

Feature

•

Wide

angle

perspective

•

2

SCART

sockets,

AV

out

Socket

•

HDMI

input

•

S-VHS

and

Phono

inputs

for

S-Video

connection

•

PC

connection

•

Cl

Slot

•

Minimum

energy

consumption

•

AVL

-

Automatic

Volume

Limiting

•

ATS

-

Automatic

Tuning

System

•

Programmed

on/off

Timer

•

Graphic

equalizer

•

Colour

Transfer

sharpness

feature

(CTI)

•

Black-White

Transfer

sharpness

feature

(LTI)

and

picture

sharpness

•

Compound

Filter

(Digital

Comb

Filter)

Feature

for

clear

images

•

On

screen

viewing

of

all

control

commands,

program

numbers

and

additional

features

•

Manual

Fine

Tuning

•

100

Analog

Channel

Memory

•

Infrared

Remote

Control

•

Panel

Lock

•

Ability

to

watch

NTSC

video

playback

through

SCART

input

•

Easy

handling

through

an

advanced

menu

system.

Abiltiy

to

choose

from

23

languages.

•1000

Digital

Channel

Memory

•

Adjustable

4

favorite

list

•

8-Day

EPG

(Electronic

Program

Guide)

•

Integrated

Digital

Receiver

•

MHEG

-

5

•

DVB

Subtitling

•

OAD

(Over

Air

Download)

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LLC.

•

Cover

a

table

with

a

soft

towel

(or

other

protection

to

prevent

damage

to

the

TV

or

table)

•

Carefully

lay

the

TV

front

down

on

the

table.

•

Position

the

TV

stand

so

that

It

hangs

over

the

edge

of

the

table.

•

Remove

the

5

screws

that

hold

the

stand.

•

Remove

the

stand.

•

Attach

any

new

brackets

before

lifting

the

TV

backup.

Note:

Keep

removed

stand

and

screws

safely

for

future

use.

STAND

REMOVAL

-

5

-

Safety

is

Important

Your

safety

and

the

safety

of

others

is

important.

Please,

therefore,

ensure

you

read

the

Safety

instructions

before

you

operate

this

television.

Safety

instructions

^

Read

all

the

safety

instructions

before

first

use

of

your

TV.

Position

the

television

so

that

direct

light

does

not

fall

on

the

screen.

Excessive

light

will

cause

a

washed

out

effect.

•

Position

the

power

supply

lead

and

other

leads

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

be

walked

on

or

pinched

by

things

placed

on

or

against

them.

•

Do

not

place

objects

filled

with

liquid

such

as

a

vase

or

flower

pot

near

or

on

the

television.

•

Do

not

expose

the

TV

to

dripping

or

splashing

of

liquids.

•

Do

not

place

naked

flame

sources

such

as

lighted

candles

on

or

next

to

the

TV

set.

•

Make

sure

that

no

naked

flame

sources,

such

as

lighted

candles,

are

placed

on

top

of

the

appliance.

•

Do

not

place

the

television

near

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

ovens,

stoves,

etc.

•

Do

not

push,

hit

or

screw

into

the

screen

of

your

product.

•

The

heat

built

up

in

the

set

escapes

through

ventilation

holes,

so

do

not

cover

the

set

by

drapes,

clothes

etc.

that

may

block

air

circulation.

Do

not

place

the

television

on

carpet

or

soft

furnishings.

Leave

a

minimum

of

10cm

gap

around

all

sides

of

the

TV

unit.

•

Never

lei

children

push

anything

intq

the

holes

or

slots

on

the

case.

•

Clean

the

TV

Screen

using

a

slightly

damp

cloth

or

chamois

leather.

Never

use

abrasive

cleaning

agents

like

liquid

or

aerosol

cleaners.

•

Remove

the

mains

plug

from

the

socket

outlet

while

cleaning.

•

Never

apply

pressure

on

the

screen

when

cleaning.

•

Never

put

your

screen

on

hard

objects.

Your

TFT

screen

may

be

damaged.

•

If

you

wish

to

place

the

television

on

a

shelf

or

in

a

wall

unit

always

ensure

there

is

a

minimum

air

gap

of

10

cm

around

the

top,

sides

and

rear

of

the

television,

to

assist

ventilation.

•

Your

TV

set

is

designed

to

operate

with

mains

voltages

230V

AC;

50Hz.

Do

not

connect

your

TV

set

to

power

sources

other

than

the

mains

supply.

•

If

you

don't

use

the

television

for

a

long

period,

please

remove

the

mains

plug

from

wall

socket

outlet.

•To

fully

disconnect

the

TV,

the

mains

plug

is

used

as

a

disconnecting

device

and

therefore

shall

be

readily

operable.

-

6

-

Getting

started

Remove

your

Television

carefully

from

the

box.

You

may

wish

to

store

the

packaging

for

future

use.

In

the

box

Inside

the

carton

box

you

should

have:

•

Accessories

box

•

Power

cord

•

Remote

control

•

Batteries

•

Instruction

Book

Note:

Scarf,

VGA,

PHONO

and

HDMI

Leads

are

not

supplied.

Read

these

instructions

before

use.

Aerial

connection

To

connect

an

aerial,

plug

the

aerial

lead

into

the

aerial

socket

on

the

rear

of

the

TV.

1.

The

availability

of

Freeview

digital

terrestrial

services

in

your

home

depends

on

your

local

transmitter

and

the

configuration

of

your

existing

reception

equipment.

2.

You

should

have

already

checked

your

postcode

to

see

if

you

are

in

a

Freeview

coverage

area.

If

not

please

contact

Freeview

immediately:

Call

08708

809980

Text

your

postcode

to

83331

Visit

www.freeview.co.uk

3.

If

you

are

in

a

Freeview

coverage

area

but

are

unable

to

receive

all

available

channels

for

your

location,

it

is

recommendded

you

have

a

site

survey

by

a

professional

aerial

installer

to

ensure

aerial

alignment

and

'line

of

site'

to

the

transmitter

are

optimised.

If

you

do

not

know

of

a

local

aerial

installer,

please

call

the

Confederation

of

Aerial

Industries

(www.cai.org.uk)

on

0208

902

8998

who

will

be

able

to

recommend

one.

You

con

use

on

outdoor

or

indoor

aerial.

However,

if

you

use

an

indoor

aerial

the

quality

of

the

reception

may

be

reduced

and

adjustment

of

the

aerial

may

be

required

when

changing

programs.

Please

note

If

you

live

in

a

poor

reception

area

or

use

an

indoor

aerial

you

may

experience

loss

or

corruption

of

teletext

transmissions.

Switching

on

and

First

Use

1.

Connect

the

mains

lead

to

the

socket

at

the

back

panel

of

the

LCD

TV.

2.

Connect

the

mains

plug

to

a

suitable

mains

socket.

Note

1

:

Your

TV

will

go

to

stand-by

mode

in

five

minutes

if

there

is

no

broadcast

signal.

Note

2:

Your

TV

is

equiped

to

operate

from

the

control

buttons

on

the

cabinet.

In

case

your

R/C

is

broken

or

the

batteries

are

exhausted.

Please

Note

When

not

in

use

disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

mains

supply.

3.

Press

the

Power

button

on

the

cabinet

of

the

TV.

The

standby

indicator

will

illuminate.

4.

Press

a

numeric

button

or

the

Program

Up

/

Program

Down

button

on

the

remote

handset

or

Program

Up

/

Program

Down

on

the

cabinet

of

the

TV

to

switch

the

TV

on.

The

picture

will

appear

after

a

few

seconds.

Please

Note

Do

not

leave

the

television

in

standby

unattended

or

overnight.

Switching

the

TV

on

for

the

first

time

To

install

your

TV,

please

read

the

sections

"TV

controls"

and

"Tuning

the

television".

The

batteries

Remove

the

back

cover

to

reveal

the

battery

compartment

and

make

sure

you

insert

the

batteries

the

right

way

round.

Suitable

battery

types

for

this

remote

are

UM4,

lEC

R03

or

AAA

1.5V.

Do

not

throw

your

old

batteries

into

a

fire,

dispose

of

them

in

a

designated

disposal

area.

Do

not

combine

a

used,

old

battery

with

a

new

one

or

mix

battery

types.

The

performance

of

the

remote

control

will

deteriorate

beyond

a

distance

of

8

metres

or

outside

an

angle

of

30

degrees

from

the

centre

of

the

TV.

'

I

-

7

-

Control

Unit

VId«3

L

R

Vidao

L

R

„,PC

I^-IN

HDMI

SPDIF

S-VHS

SUBWOOFER

ANT

IN

■

AVfN

-AVpUT^-

AUDIO

IN

20

21

22

23

24

25

1.

Stand-by

2.

Power

on

/

off

3.

Remote

control

4.

Headphone

jack

5.

Cl

Input

6

.

Scart

2

7.

Scart

1

8

.

Power

Input

9.

Speaker

10.

Source

Select

1

1.

Menu

button

12.

Volume

down

13.

Volume

up

14.

Program

down

15.

Program

up

16.

SPDIF

17.

S-VHS

(S-Video

in

source

menu)

18.

Subwoofer

Output

19.

Aerial

input

20.

AV

IN

input

PHONO

connector

(Select

AV

in

source

menu)

21.

AVIN

or

SVideo

Phono

Connector

(L)

(Select

AV

in

source

menu)

22.

AV

IN

or

SVideo

Phono

Connector

(R)

(Select

AV

in

source

menu)

23.

Video

output

PHONO

connector

(See

page

1

8

-

Scart2

Output)

24.

Audio

PHONO

output

(L)

(See

page

18

-

Scart2

Output)

25.

Audio

PHONO

output

(R)

(See

page

18

-

Scart2

Output)

26.

PC

sound

input

27.

VGA

(PC

input)

28.

HDMI

Please

note

•

Do

not

use

Video

PHONO

and

S-Video

connections

at

the

same

time,

otherwise

they

will

each

effect

the

performance

of

the

other.

•

RGB

inputs

from

scarts

will

give

you

better

picture

quality

than

PHONO

or

S-VHS

inputs

when

connecting

to

an

external

device.

-

8

-

Remote

control

1.

Mutes

the

sound

(®).

2.

Puts

TV

into

and

out

of

standby

mode

(®).

3.

Used

for

any

numeric

input.

4.

Navigation

in

menus.Functions

in

interactive

applications.

Change

teletext

pages.

5.

Program

position

up

and

down

0.

6.

Selects

pre-defined

sound

modes

or

customer-own

one

fc'?).

7.

Selects

pre-defined

picture

modes

or

customer-own

one

(

).

8.

Selects

preset

picture

modes

or

customer

setting

((ll)).

9.

Functions

as

ExitXCancel

key

in

interactive

applications.

10.

D

isplays

all

possbie

sources

ATV,

DTV,

AVI,

...,

HDMI,

etc.

11

.Swaps

between

current

program

and

previous

one.

12.Select

in

menus

and

interactive

applications

(@).

13.Functions

in

teletext

and

interactive

applications.

14.Increase

and

decrease

volume

level

(

8

).

15.0n\0ff

analog

teletext

or

digital

interactive

appicaitons.

When

in

teletext

mode,

mix

key

is

used

for

mixing

teletext

and

analog

video.

16.Displays

menu.

1/.Displays

info

banner

in

digital

mode.

Moves

index

page

in

teletext

mode

(@).

18.

E

xit

OSD

or

interactive

applications.

Move

from

any

souce

to

TV.

19.

D

isplays

favorite

lists.

20.

D

isplays

subtitles.

21

.Selects

possible

audio

available

Selects

dual

l-ll

for

analog.

22.

D

isplays

Electonic

Program

Guide

(EPG)

in

digital

mode.

23.

R

eveals

concealed

text

in

teletext

page

@).

24.Selects

a

page

while

watching

TV

^).

25.

AII

0

WS

access

to

subpages

within

a

teletext

page

26.

D

oubles

the

size

of

teletext

characters

27.

H

old

a

desired

page

28.

D

isplays

PIP

position

menu

for

PIP

position.

29.

R

esizes

PIP

window.

30.

Activates

PIP

menu

for

PIP

operations.

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9

-

Using

the

TV

Turning

on

for

the

first

time

and

Tuning

TV

controls

Temporary

On-Off

(STAND-BY)

Press

the

red

(®)

stand-by

button

(temporary

on-off

function)

located

on

the

upper

right

hand

side

of

your

remote

control,

or

on

the

front

panel

of

your

television.

When

it

is

switched

on

the

unit

will

go

into

stand-by.

To

switch

your

television

back

on,

either

press

the

same

button,

any

of

the

number

buttons

or

one

of

the

(o)

buttons.

Caution!

if

you

ore

not

going

to

use

your

television

for

o

long

period

of

time,

moke

sure

to

switch

it

oft

from

the

main

power

button.

When

you

first

switch

it

on,

the

Language

menu

appears.

1

.

S

elect

the

menu

language

by

pressing

(t)

or

(S).

2.

Select

Country

with

(C5>)

or

(<$>)

and

then

select

the

country

where

you

are

located

with

or

(S).

3.

S

elect

autoprogram

with

(<3>)

or

(<2>)

and

press

(

0

)

to

start

the

search.

•

The

automatic

station

search

starts.

This

may

last

a

minute

or

longer,

depending

on

the

number

of

television

stations

received.

•

After

the

search,

the

station

list

appears.

You

can

delete

any

stations

which

have

been

saved

more

than

once.

SOURCE

Menu:

Pres

the

AV

key

of

the

remote

control.

The

SOURCE

menu

which

is

shown

below

appears

on

the

screen.

From

this

menu

switching

to

the

"Analogue

TV"

"Digital

TV"

"PC"

is

possible.

You

may

select

the

modes

"Scart

1"

"Scart

2"

"S-

Video"

"AV"

"HDMI"

"YPbr".

<•*

is

■

K

■

imssM

Programme

selection

Mute

Press

the

(q)

buttons

on

your

remote

control,

or

use

numeric

buttons

in

order

to

switch

to

the

desired

channel

on

your

television.

In

order

to

select

a

program

whose

number

is

greater

than

9,

you

can

use

the

numeric

buttons,

inputting

the

desired

numbers

as

required.Tor

example,

to

select

program

12,

press

the

numeric

buttons

1

and

2

one

after

another.

To

temporarily

mute

the

sound

of

your

television,

press

the

(®)

button,

whereby

the

(®)

on

screen

display

will

appear

on

screen

as

an

indication

or

the

application.

VVhen

you

press

the

same

button

again,

the

sound

will

return.

In

the

mute

position,

when

you

press

the

key,

the

sound

is

turned

down

but

the

Mute

position

is

not

aborted,

if

you

press

the

(o)

button

the

volume

will

increase

and

automatically

switch

out

of

the

mute

function.

Return

to

Selected

Button

Program

(SWAP)

If

you

wish

to

return

to

the

previous

program

that

you

were

watching

then

you

have

the

ability

to

return

with

a

single

function,

by

pressing

the

(IS)

button.

Regardless

of

whether

your

are

at

AV,

or

any

other

program,

by

using

the

SWAP

function

allows

you

to

swap

between

the

program

you

were

watching

and

the

last

selected

program.

If

you

hit

the

same

button

again,

you

will

return

to

the

program

or

AV

you

were

watching

before.

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