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Remote Control RC A3_49141 (depending on the model)
Note: Functional button indications on some
menu screens may vary in accordance with
the remote control of your TV. Follow the
button functions located at the bottom of the
screen.
(*) MY BUTTON 1 & MY BUTTON 2:
These buttons may have default functions depending
on the model. However you can set a special function
to these buttons by pressing on them for ¿ve seconds
when on a desired source or channel. A con¿rmation
message will be displayed on the screen. Now the
selected MY BUTTON is associated with the selected
function.
Note that if you perform First Time Installation, MY
BUTTON 1&2 will return to their default function.
1. Standby: Switches On / Off the TV
2. NetÀix: Launches the NetÀix application
3. Numeric buttons: Switches the channel, enters a
number or a letter in the text box on the screen.
4. TV: Displays channel list / Switches to TV Source
5. Volume +/-
6. Internet: Opens the portal page, where you can reach
many web based applications
7. Menu: Displays TV menu
8. OK: Con¿rms user selections, holds the page (in T;T
mode), views channel list (DTV mode)
9. Back/Return: Returns to previous screen, opens index
page (in T;T mode)
10. Info: Displays information about on-screen content,
shows hidden information (reveal - in T;T mode)
11. Media browser: Opens the media browsing screen
12. My button 1 (*)
13. Coloured Buttons: Follow the on-screen instructions
for coloured button functions
14. Language: Switches among sound modes (analogue
TV), displays and changes audio/subtitle language
(digital TV, where available)
15. Rapid reverse: Moves frames backwards in media
such as movies
16. Record: Records programmes
17. Pause: Pauses the media being played, starts
timeshift recording
18. Play: Starts to play selected media
19. Stop: Stops the media being played
20. Rapid advance: Moves frames forward in media such
as movies
21. Screen: Changes the aspect ratio of the screen
22. Subtitles: Turns subtitles on and off (where available)
23. My button 2 (*)
24. Text: Displays teletext (where available), press again
to superimpose the teletext over a normal broadcast
picture (mix)
25. EPG (Electronic programme guide): Displays the
electronic programme guide
26. Exit: Closes and exits from displayed menus or returns
to previous screen
27. Directional buttons: Helps navigate menus, content
etc. and displays the subpages in T;T mode when
pressed Right or Left
28. Quick Menu: Displays a list of menus for quick access
29. Programme +/-
30. Mute: Completely turns off the volume of the TV
31. Swap: Quickly cycles between previous and current
channels or sources
32. Source: Shows all available broadcast and content
sources
NetÀix:
If this feature is supported by your TV, you can view
your ESN(*) number and deactivate NetÀix.
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Connections (depending on the model)
NOTE: When connecting a device
via the YPbPr or Side AV input, you
must use the connection cables to
enable connection. For 6ide $9 input
\ou should use the supplied caEle. 6ee
the illustrations on the left side. | You can
use Y3E3r to 9*$ caEle not supplied to
enaEle Y3E3r signal Yia 9*$ input. | You
cannot use 9*$ and Y3E3r at the saPe
time. |
To enable PC/YPbPr audio, you
will need to use the back audio inputs
with a YPbPr/PC audio cable for audio
connection./
7o enaEle 3&Y3E3r audio
\ou will need to use the 6ide $9 input
with a Y3E3r3& audio caEle not
supplied for audio connection using the
supplied 6ide $9 connection caEle¶s 5('
and :+,7( inputs.| ,f an e[ternal deYice
is connected Yia the 6&$57 socNet the
79 will automaticall\ switch to $9 mode.|
:hen receiYing '79 channels 0peg
+. or while in 0edia %rowser mode
output will not be available via the scart
socNet. | :hen using the wall mounting Nit
available from third part\ in the marNet
if not supplied we recommend that \ou
plug all \our cables into the bacN of the
79 before mounting on the wall. | ,nsert or
remove the &, module onl\ when the 79
is 6:,7&+(' 2FF. You should refer to
the module instruction manual for details
of the settings. | 7he(ach 86% input of
\our 79 supports devices up to m$.
&onnecting devices that have current value
above m$ ma\ damage \our 79. |
When connecting equipment using a HDMI
cable to your TV, to guarantee sufficient
immunity against parasitic frequency
radiation, you have to use a high speed
shielded (high grade) HDMI cable with
ferrites.
If you want to connect a device
to the TV, make sure that both the
TV and the device are turned off
before making any connection. After the
connection is done, you can turn on the
units and use them.
Connector Type Cables Device
Scart
Connection
(back)
VGA
Connection
(back)
SIDE AV
PC/YPbPr Audio
Connection
(side)
PC/YPbPr Audio Cable
(not supplied)
AUDIO IN
PC/YPbPr Audio
Connection
(back)
SIDE AV
PC/YPbPr Audio
Connection
(side)
YPbPr/PC Audio
Cable
(not supplied)
Side Audio/Video
Connection Cable
(supplied)
HDMI
Connection
(back)
SPDIF
(Coaxial Out)
Connection
(back)
SPDIF
SPDIF
(Optical Out)
Connection
(back)
SIDE AV
Side AV
(Audio/Video)
Connection
(side)
AV Cable (not supplie
d)
BACK AV
Back AV
(Audio/Video)
Connection
(back)
SIDE AV
Side AV
(Audio/Video)
Connection
(side)
Audio/Video Cable
(not supplied)
Side Audio/Video
Connection Cable
(supplied)
HEADPHONE
Headphone
Connection
(side)
YPBPR
YPbPr Video
Connection
(back)
PC to YPbPr Connection Cable (not supplied)
USB
Connection
(side)
CI
Connection
(side)
CAM
module
LAN
Ethernet
Connection
(back)
LAN / Ethernet Cable
RF Input connects to an aerial or cable system. (depends on model)
Satellite (LNB) Input connects your TV to a satellite system. (depends on model)
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