Grundig Flat Panel Television GULCD26HDIT User Manual

COLOUR  
TELEVISION  
2 6 ” LC D TV  
GULCD26HDIT  
ENGLISH  
 
 
CONTENTS  
MAINS OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5  
SAFETY INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6  
WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF YOUR TV SET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9  
REMOTE CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10  
ANTENNA CONNECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12  
VIDEO, COMPUTER AND DECODER CONNECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13  
CONNECTION TO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14  
CONNECTION TO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT (PC AND HDMI) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15  
SWITCHING ON AND OFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16  
TV FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17  
TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19  
TELETEXT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30  
DVB SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32  
REMOTE CONTROL (DVB FUNCTIONS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33  
SETUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34  
INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37  
INPUT CONTROL/EPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39  
DVB DIGITAL TELETEXT - MHEG 5 / TV MENU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40  
TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41  
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43  
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MAINS OPERATION  
MAINS SUPPLY 230- 240 V ~ 50 Hz  
MAINS PLUG  
1. Two-Wire Power/Mains Lead Label  
2. Three-Wire Power/Mains Lead Label  
IMPORTANT  
IMPORTANT  
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the  
following code:  
Blue - Neutral  
Brown - Live  
following code:  
Blue - Neutral  
Brown - Live  
Yellow/Green - Earth  
As the colours in the mains lead of this  
As the colours in the mains lead of this  
GREEN  
&
YELLOW  
(Earth)  
FUSE  
FUSE  
BLUE  
(Neutral)  
BROWN  
(Live)  
BLUE  
(NEUTRAL)  
BROWN  
(LIVE)  
appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings  
identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:  
The wire which is coloured green and yellow must be  
connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter E, or  
by the earth symbol, or coloured green or green and yellow.  
The wire which is coloured blue or black must be connected to  
the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured Black  
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 (BS 1363) Plug is used, fit an ASTA approved 3, 5, or  
13 amp fuse as required.  
appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings  
identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:  
No connection is to be made to the Earth terminal of the plug.  
The wire which is coloured blue or black must be connected to the  
terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.  
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 (BS 1363) Plug is used, fit an ASTA approved 3, 5, or  
13 amp fuse as required.  
If your product is fitted with a moulded plug which requires  
replacement please cut off and dispose of safely, then rewire as  
shown above.  
If your product is fitted with a moulded plug which requires  
replacement please cut off and dispose of safely, then rewire as  
shown above.  
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SAFETY INFORMATION  
Mains supply  
This unit is designed to operate from a 230 Volt, 50Hz AC mains supply. Other power sources may damage it.  
Check that the rating on the back of the unit says 230V AC ( ~ ) before you plug it in for the first time.  
Mains plug  
We have fitted this unit with a standard mains plug.  
• If the mains lead gets damaged it must be replaced by a qualified service agent with an approved lead of the same type.  
• If you cut off the mains plug, for example to fit a different type, please destroy the old plug as it would be dangerous if inserted  
into a live power outlet. Carefully follow the wiring instructions supplied with the new plug.  
• Remove the fuse from UK standard (BS 1363) plugs before disposal.  
• Never use a mains plug without the fuse cover.  
Mains plug wiring for the UK  
• The colours of the wires in the mains lead of this unit may not match the coloured markings of the mains plug terminals. You can  
identify the correct terminals as follows.  
• The wire that is coloured BROWN is connected to the terminal that is marked with the letter L or coloured red.  
• The wire that is coloured BLUE is connected to the terminal that is marked with the letter N or coloured back.  
• Make sure the lead is firmly secured under the cord clamp.  
• Do not connect anything to the earth terminal which is marked E or  
or coloured green or green and yellow.  
Mains fuse for the UK  
UK standard (BS 1363) plugs must have a 3 amp (BS 1362 type) fuse fitted. For any other type of plug or connection, you  
must fit a fuse rated between 3 and 5 amps in the mains plug or adapter, or at the fuse box feeding this unit.  
Symbols  
Dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric  
shock is present inside this unit.  
This unit is double insulated and an earth  
connection is not required  
There are important operating and maintanence  
instructions in the literature accompanying this unit.  
This unit complies with European safety and  
electrical interference directives.  
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WHAT TO DO FOR SAFETY OF YOUR TV SET  
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC  
SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO  
USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER  
SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.  
VENTILATION  
POWER SOURCE  
The slots and openings on the TV are for ventilation.  
Please ensure that there is enough space to allow for adequate  
ventilation around the TV (at least 10cm).  
You should only plug this TV into a 230-240V AC 50Hz  
mains supply.  
MAINS AND OTHER LEADS  
Position the mains supply lead and other leads so that they  
are not likely to be walked on, pinched by things or placed  
on or against them. Pay particular attention to leads where  
they enter a power socket and at the point where they come  
out of the TV.  
Do not block or cover these holes as overheating could occur.  
CLIMATE  
The intended environment of the TV set is detailed below. Do  
not exceed these limits otherwise a Electric Shock Hazard may  
exist.  
Temperature-  
0
MOISTURE AND WATER  
15 - 35  
Do not use the TV in a humid or damp area. The equipment  
must not be exposed to dripping or splashing, as this may be  
extremely dangerous. Objects filled with liquids, such as vases,  
must not be placed on this equipment.  
NO NAKED FLAMES  
Do not place naked flame sources such as lighted candles on top  
of the TV set.  
Relative Humidity- 75% maximum  
Climate Classification Moderate  
Also under specification for the Sound output should be 2 x 7W.  
REPLACEMENT PARTS  
The person carrying out the job must use parts that are specified  
by the manufacturer or have the same specifications as the  
original parts. The use of other parts may cause fire, electric  
shock or other hazards.  
CLEANING  
Always unplug the TV before cleaning it. Do not use liquid or  
aerosol cleaners. Clean your TV with a soft damp cloth.  
BATTERY DISPOSAL  
You must dispose of the battery within the IR remote control in  
accordance with your national law requirements. Some  
countries prohibit the disposal of batteries with household  
waste.  
SERVICING  
Ensure the person carrying out repairs to your TV is qualified to  
do so. Please refer to separate service information supplied with  
this product. Never remove the cover yourself, there are  
dangerous voltages inside and you could receive an electric  
shock.  
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SAFETY INFORMATION (continued)  
GENERAL  
• Do not connect or adjust cables while the TV is plugged into  
the mains supply.  
• Do not leave your TV in a hot, cold or humid area.  
• Batteries in remote handsets can leak. Please check the  
batteries regularly if they have not been replaced recently  
• Never let anyone, especially children, push objects into holes  
and ventilation slots.  
• Don't continue to use your unit if you have spilt liquids in it, if  
it is damaged in any way or if it does not work normally.  
Immediately unplug the unit and get expert advice.  
• This product is only designed for household or similar general  
use. Any other use may invalidate the guarantee and might be  
dangerous.  
• We are proud to offer this high quality product. To keep this  
equipment at this level of quality, this equipment should only be  
serviced at your authorised service centre.  
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WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF YOUR TV SET  
Front  
Rear  
2.  
3.  
4.  
5.  
6.  
7.  
8.  
9.  
1.  
ON/OFF switch  
Remote control receiver and LED display  
Speaker  
TV + / TV – Program up and down buttons  
V+ / V –  
MENU button  
AV selector button  
Standby button  
10.  
Aerial in  
11.  
SCART connectors. (For connecting DVD, Video, Set  
Top Boxes and similar equipment.)  
S-VIDEO and S-AUDIO in  
YPbPr in  
YPbPr Audio in  
PC in (Optional)  
Audio up and down buttons  
12.  
13.  
14.  
15.  
Side AV in / Headphone in  
16. PC Audio in  
17. HDMI in (Optional)  
18. AV out (For Video and Audio transmission)  
19. CI Common Interface  
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3
3
14  
12 13 18  
16  
15  
10  
11  
17  
1
2
7 6 4 5  
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REMOTE CONTROL  
1. Stand-by button: Switches the set on from Stand-by or off to Stand-by.  
2. Direct program selection buttons  
3. DVB button: Switches between TV and DVB  
4. Mute button  
DVB  
5. TV Menu selection button  
6. Swap button  
7. Upward (P+) or downward (P-) move of program in TV mode, or of page number in  
teletext mode, upward (P+).  
FAV+  
PP  
EPG  
RADIO  
FAV-  
8. Volume increasing (V+) or reducing (V-).  
9. OK button: Accepts your selection, Brings the channel list up in DVB mode  
10. PIP button (At some models)  
11. User normalization button  
12. Sound select button DUAL I, DUAL II, Stereo, Mono (DUAL I, II, ST/MONO)  
13. DVB menu selection button  
OK  
14. Mosaic Screen button (at some models) and back button in DVB mode.  
15. Red button (To change PIP dimension) (at some models)  
16. Green button (To change PIP position and to select sound preference  
(at some models)  
DVB  
MENU  
MENU  
P+  
Zap  
+
17. Yellow button (To enter TV mode while in Teletext mode and to select picture  
pereference). (at some models)  
P-  
PIP  
AV  
18. Blue / Freeze button (Only available in TV mode)  
19. Picture format selection  
FREEZE  
16:9  
YPbPr  
3
20. Press once for the now / next info in DVB mode, second press displays current programme  
information  
TV  
PCDVI  
1
4
2
5
8
0
21. AV button (to scroll through all available source on TV)  
22. TV button: To go back to TV mode from PC, YPbPr (At some models) and DVI modes.  
23. ZOOM button (at some models)  
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9
7
24. PC button: To enter PC mode.  
ZOOM  
S/M/D  
25. DVI button: To enter DVI mode.  
26. YPbPr button: To enter YPbPr mode. (At some models)  
27. Zap button (at some models)  
28. Ï/q buttons: Changer or adjust items in the menus  
29.  
x
/y  
buttons: Up (  
x) or down (y) movements in the menus  
30. Teletext buttons  
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REMOTE CONTROL  
Note : The Remote Control will operate the TV up to 7 metre  
a way and at an angle of 30 degrees.  
Never drop your Remote Control.  
.
Do not attempt to open your Remote Control.  
.
BATTERY INSERTION (1,5V AAA x 2 pieces)  
• Remove battery cover  
Do not press any 2 buttons on Remote Control  
simultaneously.  
• Place the batteries properly.  
• Close the cover.  
If you do not plan to use your Remote Control. for a long  
time, remove the batteries.  
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AERIAL CONNECTION  
Aerial Connection......  
First select the antenna. The following antennas are  
suitable for your TV set.  
* VHF antenna  
* VHF / UHF combined antenna  
* UHF antenna  
When connecting one of these aerial to your TV set,  
you should use 75 Ohm round “coaxial” cable and  
unplug your TV set  
Plug the external aerial in the aerial socket as show  
oposite. An indoor aerial is not recommended. As  
motor vehicles emulate energy and communication  
lines emulate noise signals, please take care to install  
your antenna far from these and metal surfaces. Do not  
extend your aerial cable longer than required or roll it.  
As the aerial and cable may be impaired by prolonged  
exposure to rain, wind and smoke, we recommend that  
they are periodically checked by a professional aerial  
fitter. A poor aerial or cable often results by a "snowy"  
picture.  
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VIDEO AND DECODER CONNECTIONS  
1. Video tape connection (through coaxial cable)  
3. Decoder Connection  
* Connect antenna cable plug into the antenna input of your * Connect the antenna cable plug to the antenna inlet of the  
video cassette equipment. (This is typically marked RF in)  
decoder  
* Connect the RF outpuut of your cassette equipment to the * Connect the antenna outlet of the Decoder (RF outlet) to the  
antenna input of your TV set. You must use co-axial cable for antenna inlet of the TV set through coaxial cable  
this.  
* Ensure the decoder is switched on.  
* Insert a video cassette and press play.  
* Choose the channel to be used to view your video cassette  
equipments output.  
Note: If the display or volume are impaired, take the video tape  
away from the TV set  
DECODER  
VIDEO  
4. Decoder Connection (through scart cable)  
* Connect the antenna plug to the antenna inlet of the TV set  
* Connect the scart socket of the decoder to the scart socket of  
the TV set through EURO scart cable  
2. Video tape connection (through scart cable)  
* Connect the antenna cable plug into the antenna inlet of the  
video set  
* Press “AV” button until scart is selected.  
* Connect the SCART socket of the video tape and scart socket  
of the TV set through EURO scart cable  
* Press “AV” button until Scart is selected.  
DECODER  
VIDEO  
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CONNECTION TO EXTERNAL DEVICES  
5. Receiver connection (Satellite Receiver)  
c. With SVHS Socket  
Connect the cable from the satellite dish to the “LNB-IN” inlet of  
the Satellite Receiver.  
* Connect the SVHS socket of the Receiver and that of your TV  
set, through the SVHS cable. This provides a display  
transmission  
a. With Scart Socket  
* For the volume, connect the Receiver’s (L, R) Left and Right  
chinch volume outlets to the (L,R) Left and Right inlets of the TV  
using double sided chinch socket cable.  
* Connect the Satellite Receiver’s scart socket and your TV’s  
scart socket using EURO scart cable.  
* Press the “AV” button until scart is selected.  
While the Receiver is on, press the AV button of the TV set until  
the Receiver Display comes to the screen.  
RECEIVER  
OUT  
DISH  
LNB  
TV  
SVSH  
V
L
R
DECODER SCART  
TV SCART  
AERIAL  
RECEIVER  
OUT  
DISH  
LNB  
TV  
SVSH  
V
L
R
DECODER SCART  
TV SCART  
AERIAL  
b. Connecting from the side AV Inlets (Optional)  
* Connect the chinch sockets on the Receiver or Camera (Video,  
Left Audio, Right Audio) to the sockets to the side of the TV  
* Press the “AV” button on the RC until the Side AV position is  
selected.  
d) AV Out (Not available in some models)  
• Use the AV outlets on theTV (Video, Left Audio, Right Audio)  
to transmit the video and audio of the TV set to another  
equipment.  
RECEIVER  
R
L
OUT  
DISH  
LNB  
TV  
SVSH  
V
L
R
DECODER SCART  
TV SCART  
AERIAL  
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CONNECTION TO EXTERNAL DEVICES (PCI AND HDMI)  
e) Component YPbPr In  
*Video: Connect the DVD YPbPr sockets to the TV YPbPr  
connectors using a 3 way AV cable.  
g) DVD Connection (Optional)  
The HDMI socket can also be used to connect a DVD to the TV.  
* Sound: Connect the left and right (L,R) sound output  
connectors on the DVD to the left and right sound input  
connectors on the TV using AV cables.  
Press the AV button on the TV RC until the signal from the DVD  
is selected.  
DVD  
DVI  
The resolutions which support PC & HDMI  
OUT  
AUDIO OUT  
DISH  
LNB  
TV  
SVSH  
V
L
R
L
R
DECODER SCART  
TV SCART  
AERIAL  
-
-
-
-
VGA  
SVGA  
XGA  
640*480  
800*600  
1024*768  
60 Hz/ 70 Hz/ 75 Hz  
60 Hz/ 70 Hz/ 75 Hz  
60 Hz/ 70 Hz/ 75 Hz  
60 Hz/ 70 Hz/ 75 Hz  
f) Computer Connection (Optional)  
To use the TV as a monitor connect the computer VGA (Monitor)  
output to the TV PC socket. The HDMI socket can also be used.  
SXGA 1280*1024  
PC  
PC  
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SWITCHING ON AND OFF  
Note: RC is an abbreviation for the Remote Control  
b. Standby Mode  
To turn off the TV for a short time period, press the  
Standby button on the RC or TV  
1. Turning On  
If you are not going to use the set for a long time, press  
the ON/OFF button on the TV set.  
a. Turning on the TV  
Set the mains switch at the rear of the TV to ON.  
1. Selecting Program Number  
• Using the TV+- buttons on the TV control panel or  
RC, you can select any program.  
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6
TV–  
TV+  
b. STAND BY MODE  
Turn on the TV by pressing the  
the RC, the stand by button on the front of the TV or the  
TV+/TV- buttons on the TV.  
stand by button on  
•When you want to select a program between 1 and 9,  
press the number on the RC  
TV–  
1
8
OK  
TV+  
D
V
M
2. Turning Off  
a. Turning off the TV  
Set the mains switch to OFF.  
To select a number between 10 and 99, the program  
number is pressed on the RC quickly on the RC.  
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TV FUNCTIONS  
Example:  
5. S/M/D button:  
To shift to program No. 99, first press 9. In  
For stereo broadcasting, you can change  
the volume as Mono, Stereo or DUAL A, DUAL B.  
that case a message "9" appears on the right corner of  
the screen. Quickly press 9 again, the set changes to the  
program no. 99  
6. AV:  
To select video source press the AV button on the  
R/C. Following modes can be selected in source menu  
“TV, SCART1, SCART2, SIDE AV, S-VIDEO, YPBPR, PC  
INPUT, HDMI, DVB”.  
9
99  
0
* Source Menu can’t be displayed while in PC, DVI  
modes, so to return back to TV in DVI, PC modes, press  
(TV) button.  
While menu is on the screen, you can’t switch the set to  
AV mode.  
2. MUTE  
To mute the sound, press MUTE button on the RC.  
Pressing this button again will restore the sound at its  
former level.  
7. Automatic shutting down:  
automatically change to stand by mode 5 minutes after  
the broadcasting is over.  
The TV set will  
3. 16:9 button:  
Auto, 16:9, 14:9, Cinema, Zoom and 4:3 picture  
formats are available.  
This is used to change the picture size.  
Manual Zoom:  
Press the (  
) Zoom button on the RC  
Note:  
If you leave the TV in AV mode, it will not shift to  
while in cinema mode to activate Manual Zoom.  
Pressing V+/V- buttons will adjust vertical zoom.  
Standby mode after 5 minutes even there is no  
broadcasting  
4. PP:  
8. OK Button:  
This provides shift from the main menu  
Pressing this button will load the audio and  
picture values in the memory. Pressing PP button for to submenu vice versa  
about 2 seconds will memorize current TV audio and  
pictures values as "User Settings" an on-screen message 9. Info Button (): Press this button to see the  
confirms the settings have been stored.  
information on the current channel  
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TV FUNCTIONS  
Swap:  
You can return to the previous channel by  
pressing this.  
Note:  
it.  
If there is a menu on the screen, you cannot use  
Mosaic:  
This is not functional  
Mosaic function is available in some models.  
Note:  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
Scrolling in the Menus  
PICTURE  
COLOR TEMP.  
PICTURE PRESET  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
When you press Menu button, the Main (Display) menu  
appears on the screen. You can scroll in the main menu  
options by pressing the left and right arrow buttons on  
the remote and access to submenus by pressing OK to  
make changes.  
COLOUR  
SHARPNESS  
In the submenus, you can scroll up and down the  
options by pressing the up and down buttons on the  
remote and select values to change by pressing OK.  
You can increase or decrease values by pressing the left  
and right arrow buttons.  
4. Press Æ 3 times to move to the INSTALLATION  
menu. Press OK to access in the menu.  
1. Installation (Automatic Search, Finding and  
Memorizing)  
INSTALLATION  
Below is the automatic programming procedure for  
your set. A more detailed explanation on the settings  
and menus are given in the following pages.  
AUTO TUNING  
MANUAL TUNING  
PROGRAMME TABLE  
1. Connect your set and switch on  
2. Press "Menu" button on the RC  
The First (Display Menu) will appear on the screen.  
3. Access to "INSTALLATION" menu by pressing the  
arrow right button.  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
5. Press ï/Î buttons to access AUTO TUNING option 7. Access the SEARCH option pressing ï button  
and confirm pressing OK  
AUTO TUNING  
INSTALLATION  
COUNTRY SELECTION  
SEARCH  
UK  
TO START  
AUTO TUNING  
MANUAL TUNING  
PROGRAMME TABLE  
8. Start an AUTO TUNING pressing “Æ” button. An  
OSD bar will appear on the screen to show that search  
has been started.  
6. Select suitable COUNTRY SELECTION pressing Æ  
button (if your country is not listed, press OTHERS)  
AUTO TUNING  
AUTO TUNING  
_ _ _ _ _  
PR. 3  
10 %  
COUNTRY SELECTION  
SEARCH  
UK  
TO START  
PRESS MENU TO STOP  
Do not do anything until search is complete. Your TV  
will find and memorize the channels automatically.  
When the search is over, the PROGRAM TABLE menu  
will appear on the screen.  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
Programme :  
You can enter the program number to set,  
using the numerical keyboard on the RC.  
1 -------  
2 -------  
3 -------  
4 -------  
5 -------  
6 -------  
7 -------  
8 -------  
9 -------  
10 -------  
11 -------  
12 -------  
13 -------  
14 -------  
15 -------  
16 -------  
MANUAL TUNING  
17 -------  
18 -------  
19 -------  
20 -------  
PROGRAMMESYSTEM  
SYSTEM  
1
EURO  
NAME  
SEARCH  
FINE TUNE  
PROGRAMLOCK  
000 MHz  
OFF  
0
DELETE  
SKIP  
MOVE  
OK : SELECT  
Naming, program deletion, transfer and channel skip  
in the “PROGRAM TABLE” are explained in the  
following pages.  
STORE : OK  
System: You should select FRANCE for France, or  
EURO for other European countries  
MANUAL TUNING  
For a manual setting, you can use the MANUAL  
TUNING submenu in the “INSTALLATION” menu  
Name:  
You can name the channel. Access to the first  
digit pressing Æ button and find the letter you want to  
find using ï/Î buttons. Repeat the same process until  
writing fully (5 characters)  
INSTALLATION  
AUTO TUNING  
MANUAL TUNING  
PROGRAMME TABLE  
Search:  
You can change the frequency pressing Í/Æ  
buttons to find your channel or directly enter the  
channel number through numerical keyboard.  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
PROGRAMME TABLE  
Fine:  
Press Í/Æ buttons to fine to the channel you have  
adjusted.  
MANUAL TUNING  
INSTALLATION  
PROGRAMME  
SYSTEM  
1
EURO  
AUTO TUNING  
NAME  
SEARCH  
FINE  
PROGRAMLOCK  
MANUAL TUNING  
PROGRAMME TABLE  
000 MHz  
OFF  
0
STORE : OK  
Child Lock:  
You can turn on or off the channel for  
which you set a program lock, pressing Æ button.  
PROGRAMME TABLE  
Note:  
You can also access to the locked channels  
1 -------  
2 -------  
3 -------  
4 -------  
5 -------  
6 -------  
11 -------  
12 -------  
13 -------  
14 -------  
15 -------  
16 -------  
17 -------  
18 -------  
19 -------  
20 -------  
through the RC but you cannot access it using the ï/Î  
7 -------  
8 -------  
9 -------  
10 -------  
buttons on the TV set.  
MANUAL TUNING  
PROGRAMME  
SYSTEM  
NAME  
SEARCH  
FINE  
1
EURO  
000 MHz  
OFF  
0
DELETE  
SKIP  
MOVE  
OK : SELECT  
PROGRAMLOCK  
Delete (Red Button):  
STORE : OK  
While you are on the program which you want to  
delete, press red button to delete.  
You can memorize the settings in the "Channel Settings"  
menu pressing OK.  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
Move (Green Button):  
PICTURE Menu  
1. Select the Program you want to move, using the  
Í/Æ, ï/Î buttons  
2. Press green button, the program is highlighted.  
3. Move the highlighted program to the desired row  
pressing Í/Æ, ï/Î buttons.  
PICTURE  
COLOR TEMP.  
PICTURE PRESET  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
4. Press the green button again, move process is over  
COLOUR  
SHARPNESS  
Skip (Blue Button):  
You can select the programs which you do not want to  
be seen in the channel transitions which take place by  
ï/Î button presses. While the cursor is on the related  
program, it is sufficient to press the blue button.  
In this menu, you can adjust the picture related  
parameters.  
OK Button:  
Color Temperature:  
You can select the required color  
While in the Program Table, select the program by  
pressing OK. Just press OK while you are on the  
program which you want to be shown in the  
background.  
value pressing Í/Æ buttons.  
COLOR TEMP.  
PICTURE PRESET  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
COLOUR  
SHARPNESS  
NORMAL  
USER  
60  
90  
50  
75  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
Picture Preset:  
SOUND MENU  
You can select the required picture  
setting pressing Í/Æ buttons. When you select "User",  
you can change the below defined settings according to  
your requirement.  
SOUND  
VOLUME  
SOUND PRESET  
SURROUND  
AVL  
BALANCE  
BASS  
TREBLE  
COLOR TEMP.  
PICTURE PRESET  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
COLOUR  
SHARPNESS  
NORMAL  
USER  
60  
90  
50  
75  
Volume  
Set suitable sound value pressing Í/Æ  
Brightness:  
buttons  
You can set suitable Brightness pressing Í/Æ  
You can set suitable Contrast pressing Í/Æ  
You can adjust suitable Colour value pressing  
SOUND  
VOLUME  
SOUND PRESET  
10  
FLAT  
OFF  
OFF  
Contrast:  
buttons  
SURROUND  
AVL  
0
50  
55  
BALANCE  
BASS  
TREBLE  
Colour:  
Í/Æ  
Sharpness:  
Adjust suitable value pressing Í/Æ  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
Bass:  
Adjust "Bass" value pressing Í/Æ  
SOUND  
VOLUME  
Treble:  
Adjust "Pitch" value pressing Í/Æ  
10  
FLAT  
OFF  
OFF  
SOUND PRESET  
SURROUND  
AVL  
0
50  
55  
BALANCE  
BASS  
TREBLE  
Sound Preset:  
You can select predetermined sound  
values pressing Í/Æ buttons. Select PERSONAL to set  
your own values (Bass, High Pitch)  
Surround:  
You can activate or de-activate the surround  
sound effect pressing Í/Æ buttons  
AVL:  
You can activate or de-activate the AVL feature  
pressing Í/Æ buttons. AVL keeps the sound level at the  
same level.  
Balance:  
You can adjust the balance of sound between  
the left and right speakers using the Í/Æ buttons.  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
FEATURES MENU  
Language:  
buttons  
Select the menu language pressing Í/Æ  
Transparency:  
pressing Í/Æ buttons  
FEATURES  
LANGUAGE  
You can set the menu transparency  
TRANSPARENCY  
RESET  
TIME  
Reset:  
You can restore the settings to default values  
pressing Í/Æ buttons  
Time:  
You can set time and time set program change in  
the menu.  
You can use this menu to Features menu and time.  
FEATURES  
LANGUAGE  
TRANSPARENCY  
RESET  
ENGLISH  
TO START  
0
FEATURES  
TIME  
LANGUAGE  
TRANSPARENCY  
RESET  
ENGLISH  
TO START  
0
TIME  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
Clock:  
keyboard  
You can enter time data using numerical  
6. Press Æ button and select On Time to activate using  
ï button  
7. Press Æ button and enter the number of the channel  
you want to be switched on  
8. Press Æ button and enter sound level using numerical  
keyboard  
TIME  
CLOCK  
OFF TIME  
ON TIME  
00 : 00  
00 : 00  
00 : 00  
PR.  
VOL  
OFF  
OFF  
OFF  
1
10  
9. You can return to Features menu pressing OK button  
AUTO SHUT OFF  
TIME  
CLOCK  
OFF TIME  
ON TIME  
00 : 00  
00 : 00  
00 : 00  
PR.  
OFF  
OFF  
1
VOL  
OFF  
10  
Off time:  
You can set the time when you want the TV  
AUTO SHUT OFF  
set to switch off. To activate the function, enter the  
switching off time and access "Off Time" using Æ  
button and turn it to "ON" using ï button. The TV set  
will switch of at the specified time.  
On time  
While in the Time Menu  
1. Press ï button to select "On Time"  
2. Press Æ button and access to time section  
3. Enter the time for switching on using numerical  
buttons  
4. Press Æ button to select minute section  
5. Enter minute using numerical keyboard  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
All menus appear in the PC and AV Modes. The In this menu, there are "Red, Green and Blue" colour  
additional menus in PC monitor use are as follows:  
options for PC Monitor. You can set the colour values  
according to your request pressing Í/Æ buttons.  
PC Monitor Picture Menu  
PICTURE  
SCREEN  
COLOR TEMP.  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
RED  
GREEN  
BLUE  
NORMAL  
66  
50  
50  
50  
COLOR TEMP.  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
RED  
GREEN  
BLUE  
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TV FUNCTIONS (MENUS)  
PICTURE MENU  
Horizontal position:  
You can slide the PC display on the  
screen to right or left horizontally, pressing Í/Æ  
(This menu is only available when a  
PC signal is present.)  
buttons.  
PICTURE  
AUTOCONFIGURATION  
HORIZONTAL POS.  
VERTICAL POS.  
CLOCK  
Vertical position:  
screen to up or down vertically, pressing Í/Æ buttons.  
You can slide the PC display on the  
Clock:  
You can set the time pressing Í/Æ. Changing of  
PHASE  
this value will provide enlarging or narrowing of the  
picture on the right side.  
1024x768  
75Hz  
Phase:  
Set the phase pressing Í/Æ buttons.  
Auto Configuration:  
On this option, pressing the Æ  
button will automatically carry out the PC monitor  
settings.  
PICTURE  
AUTOCONFIGURATIONYATAY P
TO START  
71  
60  
HORIZONTAL POS.  
VERTICAL POS.  
CLOCK  
1369  
70  
PHASE  
1024x768  
75Hz  
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TELETEXT  
1. Teletext button  
2. Reveal / Conceal:  
Press the button to reveal  
DVB  
2. Reveal / Conceal (Reply)  
button  
answers to quiz or games page. Press again to conceal  
to answers.  
FAV+  
PP  
FAV-  
EPG  
RADIO  
3. Teletext timer button  
4. Cancel (updating) button  
5. Size (page enlargement)  
button  
3. Teletext timer:  
While watching a TV programme  
press this button to display the time at the upper right of  
the screen. The time will be displayed for about 4  
seconds. If the program being watched does not have  
Teletext transmission the time will not be displayed.  
OK  
D
M
V
B
U
U
E
N
E
N
M
Zap  
+
P+  
P-  
6. Mix (Combined TV and  
Teletext watching) button  
7. Hold (Lower page holding)  
button  
PIP  
AV  
4. Cancel:  
Pressing this button in the Teletext  
FREEZE  
16:9  
YPbPr  
3
TV  
PCDVI  
mode causes the current TV programme to be  
displayed in some TV models.  
1
4
7
2
5
8
0
6
9
8. Index (Main page) button  
9. Color (Red, Green, Yellow,  
Blue) buttons  
ZOOM  
S/M/D  
But teletext is still active, and if a new page number is  
entered, page search continues. When the requested  
page is found, a message showing the page number  
appears on the screen. Pressing this button again  
displays the new teletext page.  
TELETEXT MODE  
If the current channel has a teletext broadcast, you can  
change to teletext mode as described below.  
5. Size :  
Press once to display the upper half of  
the page at double text height. Press again to display  
the lower half of the page at double text height. Press  
again to display the full page at normal height.  
1. Teletext :  
teletext. Press again to revert to TV.  
Press the teletext button to select  
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TELETEXT  
EXAMPLE:  
6. Mix: (Combined TV and Teletext broadcasting):  
Press to superimpose Teletext over the TV programme.  
Press again to display the Teletext page alone.  
Press RED  
button to  
receive TV  
Guide  
Press GREEN  
button to  
Press YELLOW  
button to  
Press BLUE  
button to  
receive sports  
information  
receive news  
receive weather  
information  
7. Hold:  
If a teletext page has subpages, such  
pages are displayed at certain time intervals. In such a  
case, press this button to keep a specific page  
permanently on the screen. When the page is held  
pressing "HOLD", the Hold icon appears on the upper  
left corner of the teletext page. Pressing this button  
again leaves from the hold setting.  
TV GUIDE  
SPORTS  
NEWS  
WEATHER  
(The above information are for example purposes, such  
information may change depending on the selected  
page)  
8. Index (Main Page):  
This button provides direct  
access to the index page of teletext.  
Fastext  
9. Colour Buttons (RED / GREEN / YELLOW / BLUE)  
You can easily scan the teletext data by pressing these  
four coloured text buttons. While this mode is active,  
pressing MENU button changes colour options and you  
can access any option of your request easier using the  
colour buttons  
This Tv supports the Fastext system. When a page is  
requested the system automatically stores the adjacent  
pages. These can be selected by using P+ to select the  
next Teletext page and P- to select the previous Teletext  
page.  
Fastext Buttons (Red, Green, Yellow and Blue). Pages  
related to the current page are also stored in memory  
can be quickly reached by pressing the appropriate  
coloured button.  
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DVB SECTION  
V+  
V-  
buttons in DVB mode.  
• Buttons on TV not available except volume  
and  
• If you are on TV mode, you can enter DVB mode by using DVB button.  
• If you press Menu button while you are in DVB mode, only Picture, Sound and Features menu can be seen  
in the Main menu  
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REMOTE CONTROL (DVB FUNCTIONS)  
1. STAND BY button  
For opening and stand-by operating of the  
device  
10. y/x button  
Up ( ) or down (  
menus  
11. TXT Button  
Allows entering or leaving digital teletext  
when available.  
x
y) movements in the  
DVB  
2. NUMERICAL KEYPAD (0-9)  
For entering the channel (program) number  
directly or entering numbers  
3. Ï/q button  
Press these buttons to switch to previous or  
following page while in the channel list.  
Provides to move in DVB menu.  
4. EPG button  
To open the EPG menu..  
5. OK button (also brings up the channel list  
screen)  
You may access to the commands you want  
to select in the menus or to the sub-menus  
using the (MENU) OK button.  
6. P+/P- buttons  
These change the channel while not in the  
menu.  
17  
FAV+  
PP  
FAV-  
EPG  
RADIO  
12. Information button  
While watching a TV program or listening to a  
radio channel, the now / next info bar will be  
displayed when you press  
13. RADIO Button  
To select Radio and TV mode.  
14. FAVORITE +/- Buttons  
To switch among the favorite channels.  
15. DVB/TV Button  
Switches between TV and DVB.  
16. Soundtrack Selection  
12  
18  
OK  
button.  
DVB  
MENU  
MENU  
P+  
Zap  
+
P-  
PIP  
AV  
FREEZE  
16:9  
YPbPr  
3
TV  
PCDVI  
17. Subtitle Selection  
1
4
2
5
8
0
18. Mosaic Screen button  
This returns you to the previous screen  
while in the menu.  
7. V+/V- buttons  
These buttons are used for adjusting the audio  
level.  
6
9
7
ZOOM  
S/M/D  
8. DVB MENU button  
Press this button to access main menu.  
9. MUTE button  
For muting the voice.  
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SETUP  
* In order that the settings you have made in the menus be valid, 1. Setup Menu  
Enter into the “Main Menu” by pressing “DVB MENU” button.  
you should confirm them by pressing the green button before  
exiting.  
* You may scroll upwards or downwards within the menus using  
Select the “Setup” menu in there. You may adjust the  
Soundtrack, language and clock settings of your device in the  
Setup menu.  
x
and  
y
buttons or access to the sub-menus by pressing.  
* You may change values using the numerical keypad and OK  
button.  
1.1 Soundtrack:  
Soundtrack: If there is a different speech language or radio  
broadcasting on the channel watched, you may change it from  
this menu.  
For validating the changes, you should press green button before  
exiting menus. For invalidating them just press the red button.  
* To return to previous menu, press  
“MOSAIC SCREEN”  
button and to exit all menus press “DVB MENU” button.  
Setup  
Main menu  
Welcome Menu  
Soundtrack  
Language  
Clock  
Reset receiver  
About  
Installation  
Setup  
Access control  
During the first pass to DVB mode and everytime when you set  
as receiver reset the welcome menu will appear on the screen.  
By using startup wizard function, automatic search could be  
done for the digital broadcastings. First, you can enter to  
language menu by using the green button in this menu.In this  
menu, you can go to requested language option by using  
x
/ybuttons and can select it by pressing OK button. When you  
select it, TV will automaticly start to do channel search. After the  
channel search completion, TV will enter to first found channel.  
Soundtrack  
English  
English (Visual impaired)  
Welcome  
Startupwizard not completed.  
Start wizard  
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SETUP  
You can also reach the soundtrack menu by pressing the Mix  
Arabic  
Asian  
Language  
Language  
Bulgarian  
Catalan  
button on the remote control.  
You can reach the subtitle menu by pressing the teletext timer  
button on the remote control  
English  
English  
English  
English  
English  
Data Service  
English  
Chinese  
Menu  
Menu  
Czceh  
Danish  
Audio 1  
Audio 1  
German  
Audio 2  
Audio 2  
Dutch  
English  
Subtitle 1  
Subtitle 2  
Service Preference  
Data Service  
Subtitle 1  
Subtitle 2  
Service Preference  
Data Service  
Estonian  
Finnish  
French  
Greek  
Hebrew  
1.2. Language Selection  
Enter into the Language sub-menu from the Setup menu. In this  
menu;  
Hungarian  
Italian  
Cancel  
Submit  
Cancel  
Latvian  
Lithuanian  
1.3. Clock Menu  
Setup  
Daylight saving: You may enter settings depending on your  
location being covered by the summer time application or may  
adjust your device to select automatically based on your digital  
channel settings.  
Main menu  
Soundtrack  
Language  
Clock  
Reset receiver  
About  
Installation  
Setup  
Access control  
Clock  
Daylight saving  
You may set the speech languages if available in the  
broadcasting (Audio 1, Audio 2) and subtitle languages (Subtitle  
1, Subtitle 2)  
Automatic  
Submit  
Cancel  
For making the settings active, exit the menu by pressing the  
green button.  
NOTE: TO CHANGE THE SUBTITLE SERVICE TO DATA  
SERVICE PRESS THE TEXT TIMER BUTTON AND THEN PRESS  
THE RED BUTTON TO CHOOSE SERVICE REQUIRED.  
For activating the settings, press green button before exiting the  
menu.  
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SETUP  
1.4. Reset the Receiver  
WARNING!  
After resetting, all settings and channels in the memory will be  
deleted.  
When you want to return to manufacturer settings, you may  
press green button after entering the PIN code in this menu. Your  
PIN code is 7139.  
Reset receiver  
Enter Service Password  
OK  
Cancel  
1.5. About  
In this menu you can see the software version of your device.  
About  
Release:  
Software version:  
Jan 03 2006  
1.19  
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INSTALLATION  
2. CHANNEL INSTALLATION  
Programming will start directly and add non-existing channels.  
Enter into the “Main Menu” by pressing “DVB/MENU” button.  
Select the “Installation” menu in there.  
474.000 MHz  
In this menu you can have digital channels search performed  
and then, adjust the channels.  
Manual s482.000 MHz  
Channel Installation  
490.000 MHz  
506.000 MHz  
514.000 MHz  
522.000 MHz  
530.000 MHz  
538.000 MHz  
546.000 MHz  
554.000 MHz  
562.000 MHz  
570.000 MHz  
Channel  
Edit  
Automatic search  
Manual search  
Signal Information  
Main menu  
Cancel  
Channel Installation  
Installation  
Setup  
Access control  
Edit  
Automatic search  
Manual search  
Signal Information  
2.3. Edit channels  
In this menu, you may delete channels by pressing the red button.  
You can also determine your favorite channels in this menu.  
2.1. Automatic search  
Edit channels  
When search is selected with the OK button. Automatic  
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Name  
1 2 3 4  
BBC ONE  
BBC TWO  
BBC THREE  
BBC ONE  
BBCI  
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
programming will start directly and add non-existing channels.  
BBC NEWS 24  
CBBC Channel  
Channel search  
Terrestrial  
TV 1  
Adult lock  
Frequency: Channel 36 - 594 MHz 32%  
Move  
TV  
Radio  
Go to your requested channels and by using 1,2,3,4 number  
buttons your favorite channels might be arranged in order. When  
you do this selection as well, you will see the related channels  
signed with 1,2,3,4 numbers. To cancel one of channel favorite  
number or to change it, you should press the same number again.  
Furthermore, you can set the list of favourite channels as you want  
to see by pressing Green button.  
Back  
2.2. Manual search  
You can do searching according to frequency in manual search  
menu. Go to the channel line, you may find your requested  
frequency by pressing on OK button, and after that when you press  
once more to OK button the requested frequency option would be  
selected. You can do manual search by using green button.  
By making a selection (TV, TV1, TV2...) here, all channels related  
on your selected class will be listed.  
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INSTALLATION  
You can see the colored buttons functions for this menu below:  
Red button: Lead the cursor to the left.  
Edit channels  
#
Name  
1 2 3 4  
Green button: Lead the cursor to the right.  
Yellow button: You can choose the letters (small or capital).  
Blue button: You can erase the characters.  
1
BBC ONE  
BBC TWO  
BBC THREE  
CBBC Channel  
BBC NEWS 24  
BBCI  
Channel Installation  
2
7
30  
40  
51  
101  
Edit  
Automatic search  
Manual search  
Signal Information  
After you have finished the naming operation, come to the “OK”  
option at the Menu and confirm with the “OK” button.  
Note: You can only name the channels which don’t have names.  
Changing names of channels which have original names, can  
not be memorised.  
BBC ONE  
TV  
Adult lock  
Delete  
For moving the channels, highlight the channel you want to move  
and press the yellow button. Then the move shall take place  
Frequency: You can change the channel’s frequency by using the  
“OK” button.  
when you select the channel number to move and press the Program ID:  
You can make changes by using numeric buttons.  
Vid/Pcr/Aud : This is the Video and Audio ID number of the TV  
channel which is broadcasted on the stream and you can make  
changes by using numeric buttons.  
yellow button again.  
To exit from this menu press on the "DVB MENU" button.  
TV Setup  
Adult lock: The channel will be locked and hided by selecting  
this option as “YES”. You have to activate “Adult Lock” option  
from the “Access Control” menu for operating this function.  
Which is explained in following pages.  
Channel: You can see the information of signal.  
Quality : You can see the quality of signal.  
TV setup  
Name  
BBC THREE  
522.000 MHz  
4351  
Frequency  
Program ID  
Vid/Pcr/Aud  
Adult lock  
Channel  
0
0
0
No  
No access  
Signal Information: You can see the channel's and channel's  
signal informations  
Quality  
92%  
Cancel  
Submit  
Signal Information  
While you are in the “EDIT” menu, the “TV SETUP” menu will  
be opened when you choose the desired Channel with the OK  
button.  
Channel  
BBC THREE  
Network Name  
Frequency  
Symbol Rate  
Bit Error Rate  
Service Id O  
Crystal Palace  
Channel 27, 522.000 MHz  
8K 64QAM R2/3 G1  
0 / 1000000  
Video Pid O  
Video Pid O  
80%  
Name: You can see the channel name and by using the “OK”  
button you can change the name of TV’s channel.  
You can select the characters with Ï/q or y/x buttons.  
The desired characters can be written with the confirmation of  
“OK” button.  
Quality  
Signal Strength  
93%  
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INPUT CONTROL / EPG  
3. Access Control (At some models)  
Module: The A option is activated when a CI module is installed  
in the CI slot. You can reach the CI Module information by  
pressing OK when the A option is highlighted. Please turn off and  
on the TV set after the CI module is installed.  
Main menu  
Access control  
Installation  
Setup  
Access control  
4. EPG  
A
Adultlock  
EPG  
BBC THREE  
12:00 This is BBC THREE  
18:00 Welcome to BBC THREE  
CBBC Channel 12:30 Really Wild Show  
13:00 Raven  
BBC NEWS 24 12:00 BBC News  
13:00 BBC News  
In this menu, you may activate the lock function. Press OK while  
the Access control is on. In the menu appearing on the screen,  
activate the “Adult lock” option.  
BBCI  
12:00 BBCI  
18:00 BBCI  
If the broadcasting you watch contains EPG (electronic program  
guide) information, you can see this by pressing the EPG button.  
At this menu you can find the channels present and following  
Adultlock  
After pressing Submit, the receiver  
must be turned off and turned on  
to activate adultlock.  
broadcast informations. With the  
x
/
y
buttons choose your  
Adultlocck  
Pincode  
On  
desired channel at Program guide and press "OK" button. After  
choosing process (if your broadcast provider supports) you can  
reach the relevant listed weekly channel's broadcast information  
daily.  
****  
****  
Pincode again  
Cancel  
Submit  
By pressing  
Ï
/
q
bottons you can reach the preceding and  
Enter the 4 digit PIN code into the “PIN Code” and “PIN Code  
repeat” lines. Exit the menu pressing the green button. When you  
shut down and reactivate the device, the Parental Lock will  
become active. When you want to enter into the main menu,  
you should enter the PIN code.  
following pages and can see the other days information. You can  
see the detailed informations of your desired program by using  
x
/
y
buttons and and pressing OK button afterwards.  
By pressing bottons you can reach the preceding and  
following EPG information's of tha program. For returning the  
preceding menu press Mozaic button.  
Ï
/
q
To cancel the parental lock, set the “Parental Lock” off.  
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DVB DIGITAL TELETEXT - MHEG 5 / TV MENU  
If the broadcasting you watch has a Digital Teletext - MHEG 5 TV MENU  
Feature, you can perform various actions in the teletext mode  
using the buttons defined below:  
You can reach this menu by pressing the information button  
and see all of the channels listed. Use direction buttons for your  
desired buttons and cross the channel with "OK" button. In  
addition other processes which can be done are explained  
below :  
5. TXT : Provides access to or exit from the Digital teletext mode  
For reaching Digital Teletext pages enter the pages numbers with  
numeric buttons and press OK button. Besides with  
buttons you can pass through the relavant page by choosing your  
desired haedline among the others. For more than one subject Red Button :  
x/y  
Provides to chose the listed channels as radio or TV.  
crossing among pages is possible with  
through the following or preceding headlines with  
x/y. You can pass Yellow Button:  
You can reach the alphabetical or numeric  
Ï/q  
buttons.  
adjustments option by using this button. You can confirm one of  
You can see the TV broadcast completely on the screen by  
pressing "0" numeric button while screening Digital teletext -  
MHEG 5 informations.  
If you press the same button again you can return your last  
process. In addition you can reach relevant pages by using  
colorful (Red/ Green / Yellow / Blue ) shortcut buttons which are  
located below the TXT pages.  
these options by pressing "OK" button with the help of  
buttons. Channles will be listed according to your selection.  
Green Button : You can provide to list the channels as "ALL" or  
"ONLY FREE" by pressing this button.  
Blue Button : You can list your favorite channels which were  
x/y  
determined at Edit menu. (TV, TV1, TV2...)  
Exit this menu by pressing Mozaic button.  
TV  
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1
BBC NEWS 24  
BBC ONE  
7
BBC THREE  
BBC TWO  
BBCI  
2
51  
30  
CBBC Channel  
Only free  
Crystal Pala v  
Radio  
Alphabetical v  
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TROUBLESHOOTING  
Caution:  
When the TV set is operated at ambient temperatures of 5 degree Celsius or lower, there will be a focus disorder and colorization problem  
(pinking) at the first switching on. Your set provides normal display in 10 to 15 minutes. Operating the set in such adverse ambient  
conditions will reduce its life. So, do not operate it at low ambient temperatures (5 degree Celsius or lower).  
Please check these simple things before requesting service. A couple of minutes spent here may cure your problem.  
SYMPTOM  
No Power –  
Check that your TV is connected to the mains supply and the outlet is switched on. Ensure the TV  
power button is in the ON position.  
If the TV is in Standby mode (the red light will be ON at the front of the set), bring it out of standby  
by using the P+ or P- buttons on the remote handset or on the front of the TV.  
No Sound –  
Ensure that the TV is not in MUTE status. A  
status.  
is displayed on screen while the TV is in MUTE  
Turn up the TV volume if it is set to or near minimum.  
Weak Picture –  
Adjust the picture control settings.  
Try to avoid facing the TV towards light sources such as windows as this will wash out the picture.  
Poor Colour –  
Check the colour setting in the picture control settings.  
Try fine tuning the station.  
Corrupt Teletext –  
Colour Distortion –  
Teletext requires a good signal from the aerial. Please check the aerial connection on another TV. An outdoor  
aerial is recommended. Try fine tuning the station.  
Devices such as loudspeakers, sub woofers etc contain strong magnetic fields. If you experience colour  
distortion along the edges or in the corners of the screen you should turn the TV OFF at the mains and leave to  
stand for 20 minutes. When the power is re-applied, the degaussing circuit will try and restore the magnetic  
balance with the tube. If this distortion does not clear up after degaussing, the magnetic source must be moved  
away from the TV so that it causes no colour distortion.  
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TROUBLESHOOTING  
Problem  
Possible cause  
Action  
You sometimes see a squared There cold be a transmission This is a normally only a temporary  
pattern on the screen, your picture problem.  
is “Freezing” or a picture showing a  
situation and should correct itself. If  
it persists, contact ITV Digital  
TV with a noisy pattern.  
Your aerial may have been moved, customer channels.  
for example by severe weather.  
Check signal quality and if  
Your aerial connection have necessary re-align your aerial.  
become loose or disconnected.  
Check all aerial connections and  
make sure they are all firmly  
pushed into sockets.  
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS  
Screen size  
26"  
Standard nominal value (cm)  
Power consumption (Watt)  
Operating voltage  
TV System  
94 cm  
160 W  
230 V (AC) 50 Hz  
MULTI SYSTEM / NTSC PLAYBACK  
VHF I Channel 2-4  
VHF III Channel 5-12  
UHF Channel 21 - 69  
S Channel S1 - S41  
75 Ohm standard aerial socket  
99 + AV  
Channel Band  
Antenna inlet  
Program capacity  
Picture Panel  
TFT LCD Panel 1366 x 768 resolution  
2 x 8 W  
Audio output (rms 10% THD)  
DVB SECTION  
Video decoding  
- MPEG-2 DVB compliant up to MP@ML  
- Video bit rate: up to 15 Mbit/sec  
Reception-Demodulation  
- Demodulation type: COFDM 2K/8K  
- NETWORK: MFN/SFN  
- Input frequency range : UHF IV / V  
- Loopthrough frequency range (MHZ): 47 - 862 MHz  
CAUTION  
There might be incompatibilities between this manual and the set.  
Manufacturer Company reserves its right to alter specifications of its products.  
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MODEL NO: GRUNDIG GULCD26HDIT  
 
065 001 055 460  
 

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