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7
Chapter 2 Getting Started
Switching on
Follow the instructions on this page on how to switch on your TV set
and the remote control before going on to following pages describing
how to use the channel set-up procedure.
1.
Insert two AAA batteries in the remote control.
Precautions on using batteries:
-Onlyusethebatterytypesspecied.
- Make sure you use the correct polarity.
- Do not mix new and used batteries.
- Do not use rechargeable batteries.
- Do not expose batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine,
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them, as this could cause them to leak or explode.
- Remove the batteries from the remote control if you are not using
it for a long period of time.
- Attention should be drawn to the environmental aspects of battery
disposal.
2.
Connect the power cable FIRST to the television, THEN to a mains
socket. (
Note
:
If the power cable is connected to the television,
please only connect the power cable to the mains socket.
)
Your TV set should only be connected to an AC supply. It must
not be connected to a DC supply. If the plug is detached from the
cable, do not, under any circumstances, connect it to a mains
socket, as there is a risk of electric shock.
Note
:
The gures are for representation only, the location of power
socket of the television may differ depending on the model.
3.
Connect an outside aerial to the ANTENNA/CABLE IN socket at
the back of the TV set.
The aerial socket (75 OHM - VHF / UHF / cable) can be used for
connectinganexternalaerialorotherequipmenttted.
4.
When powered on, the TV will be turned on directly or be in
standby mode.
If the power indicator lights up, the TV set is in standby mode.
Press the button on the remote control or on the TV set to turn
on the TV.
Switching off
• To put the TV set into standby mode, press the button on the
remote control. The TV set remains powered up, but with low
energy consumption.
• To switch off the TV set, unplug the mains socket from the mains
outlet.
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