Haier LT32F6, User Manual

Page 1: ...LCD TV RECEIVER USER MANUAL MODEL LT32F6 LTF37F6 LTF42F6 Please read this manual carefully before using your television and keep this manual in a good place for future reference ...

Page 2: ...NNECTION p 10 TUNING MENU OPTIONS p 11 OTHER CONNECTIONS p 14 BASIC OPERATION p 19 MENU OPERATION p 21 PHOTO VIEWING p 34 PVR RECORDING VIEWING p 36 TIME SHIFT FUNCTION p 38 TELETEXT p 40 COMMON INTERFACE MODULE p 41 OAD OPERATION p 42 TROUBLESHOOTING p 43 SPECIFICATIONS p 44 APPENDIX p 45 INFORMATION p 47 Notes p 48 ...

Page 3: ...trong magnetism such as speakers Avoid placement where there is a lot of movement vibration or on an unstable surface To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock the equipment shall not be exposed to rain or moisture and objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus The equipment shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing To avoid fire no naked flame source such as...

Page 4: ...ervice personnel CHILDREN Children do not always understand the dangers associated with operating electrical appliances Never allow children to use this appliance LISTENING WITH EARPHONES Listen at moderate volumes to avoid hearing damage If you hear no sound during playback do not turn the volume up as the music may suddenly begin at a high volume Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headp...

Page 5: ... Teletext Text 20 Teletext Reveal 21 Teletext Size 22 Teletext Time 23 Teletext Mode 24 Teletext Hold 25 Teletext Subcode 26 Teletext Blue Button 27 Teletext Yellow Button 28 No function 29 No function 30 Back Button 31 Cursor Mover Button 32 Favourite 33 Channel Selection 34 Electronic Programme Guide 35 Q View REMOTE CONTROL 36 Channel List 37 Screen Button 38 Sleep Button 39 Sound Mode 40 No fu...

Page 6: ... the same time Remove the batteries if the remote control is not working To avoid possible failure read the following instructions and handle the remote control Do not drop or cause impact to the remote control Do not spill water or any liquid on the remote control Do not place the remote control on a wet object Do not place the remote control under the direct sunlight or near heat sources Remove ...

Page 7: ...tain the best performance from your remote control please consider the following Ensure there is no obstruction between remote control and TV set Bright sunlight may affect the remote control performance Always ensure that both batteries are replaced at the same time HTR D06A fig 3 REMOTE CONTROL ...

Page 8: ...ly 3 INPUT Use this button to toggle between video input sources 4 MENU Press to open the on screen menu 5 VOL Press to increase the volume In Menu mode functions as the right arrow to go to the next menu or increase a setting 6 VOL Press to decrease the volume In Menu mode press to decrease a setting 7 CH Press to go to the next higher channel In Menu mode functions as the up arrow 8 CH Press to ...

Page 9: ...eo signals 16 Antenna Input Connects to TV RF signals antenna CATV 17 Audio Output Connect to external analogue sound system 18 SCART SCART 1 Full SCART which transmits RGB S Video and CVBS in and CVBS tuner out Analogue only SCART 2 Half SCART which transmits S Video or CVBS in and CVBS monitor out 19 Component Input The YPbPr video signal can be used if connecting through the component video por...

Page 10: ...ing the unit Consult a qualified trades person if you are not sure NOTE It would be useful to ask someone to help you at this stage For LT32F6 Put the unit face down on a safe flat surface that is covered by a smooth cloth 1 Remove the screws and pull out the stand See fig 4 1 Screws Stand fig 4 1 For LTF37F6 LTF42F6 Put the unit face down on a safe flat surface that is covered by a smooth cloth 1...

Page 11: ...ws not included to mount the TV on the bracket not included See fig 5 2 fig 5 For the Wall Bracket Refer to the user instructions supplied with the wall 4 bracket not included W H TV Screen Size inches VESA Compatible Wall bracket W x H mm Screw Type 32 200 x 200 mm Metric 6 x 10 mm 37 200 x 200 mm Metric 6 x 10 mm 42 400 x 200 mm Metric 6 x 10 mm WALL MOUNTING ...

Page 12: ...d at the rear of the TV See fig 6 For optimum picture quality adjust 2 antenna direction if needed To improve the picture quality in a 3 poor signal area you may use a signal amplifier not included AC POWER CORD CONNECTION NOTE Make sure your local voltage is 230V 240V 50Hz Connect the AC Power Cord 1 25 to the mains socket See fig 6 ANTENNA CONNECTION Antenna Plug 25 16 fig 6 ...

Page 13: ...ou can not find this screen you may press MENU 11 Then use the Cursor 31 to select Reset Default in Features menu Press the OK Button 2 12 to proceed with the installation See fig 8 Use Up or Down Cursor 3 31 to select your language Then press Right Cursor 31 or OK Button 12 to continue See fig 10 TUNING MENU OPTIONS 9 1 fig 7 Vol 1 31 11 fig 8 WELCOME Initial Setup Welcome to use the wizard for I...

Page 14: ...lect Tuner Mode Then press Right Cursor 31 or OK Button 12 to continue or press Left Cursor 31 to go back See fig 15 When selecting Antenna go to Step 8 to start channel scan When selecting Cable the Scan Mode configuration screen will appear See fig 16 17 TUNING MENU OPTIONS Vol 31 12 fig 11 Country Germany Denmark Greece Finland France UK Spain Initial Setup Please select your country Exit Back ...

Page 15: ... is complete Press the OK Button 12 to exit the initial setup wizard The TV will display the first channel found See fig 21 Vol 31 12 fig 18 Channel Scan Scan Skip Scan 0 Initial Setup First please connect antenna Start channel scan now If you skip this step the channel scan could be performaed in Menu Exit Back Select Next EXIT fig 19 Channel Scan 4 Initial Setup The channel scan may take a while...

Page 16: ...CART which transmits S Video or CVBS in and CVBS monitor out Press SOURCE 2 8 to select SCART 1 or SCART 2 See fig 23 YPbPr INPUT For connecting devices such as video cameras Make sure that the power of the TV and 1 the AV device are off Connect the Y Pb Pr cables and 2 audio cables to the Component and Audio Input 19 on the TV See fig 24 Turn on the power of the TV first 3 and then turn on the po...

Page 17: ...ck of the TV if necessary See fig 25 Press SOURCE 3 8 to select the PC input See fig 26 HDMI INPUT CAUTION You must ensure both devices are switched off before connection Connect the cable from the HDMI 1 devices to the TV HDMI Input 23 See fig 25 Press SOURCE 2 8 to select the HDMI input See fig 26 Operate the corresponding external 3 equipment Refer to external equipment operating guide OTHER CO...

Page 18: ...Connect the audio cables from the AV 2 device s output jacks to the Audio Input 11 See fig 27 Connect the video cables from the AV 3 device s output jacks to the Video Input 12 See fig 27 Turn on the TV first and then turn on 4 the AV device Press SOURCE 5 8 to select the AV input See fig 28 OTHER CONNECTIONS 12 11 fig 27 Vol 8 fig 28 ...

Page 19: ... detailed information HEADPHONE OUTPUT Connect a set of stereo headphones 1 not included to the Headphone Output 14 for private listening When headphones are in use the speakers will be automatically muted See fig 29 IMPORTANT When using headphones always set the volume control to a low level before you put the headphones on then put the headphones on and gradually increase the volume to a comfort...

Page 20: ... MONO STEREO DUAL 1 and DUAL 2 for ATV channel Select Audio language for DTV channel SUBTITLE Press SUBTITLE 6 to turn the subtitle On or Off Number Buttons Use the Number Keys 7 to select TV channels directly Enter the channel number within 3 seconds SOURCE Press SOURCE 8 to select the desired input source S MODE Press S MODE 39 to set the TV to a predefined sound setting Music Speech Personal SL...

Page 21: ...he sound The mute icon will disappear Volume Control Press VOL 10 to increase the volume or VOL 10 to decrease the volume A number will appear on screen indicating the volume level MENU Press MENU 11 to display the on screen display menu Up Down Left Right Cursor and OK Press Up Down Left or Right Cursor 31 to navigate and press OK 12 to confirm your selection EXIT Press EXIT 13 to exit the menu o...

Page 22: ...uide in TV mode Select Programme You may press P 33 to select the previous or next TV channel FAV Press FAV 32 to display the Favourite list You can save your favourite channels in the Favourite List BACK Back button for DVD USB only BASIC OPERATION Vol 34 33 32 31 30 9 10 11 12 13 fig 33 ...

Page 23: ...for country audio language and the TV channels See fig 37 Features Enables you to adjust settings of the TV channels and language and control special functions for the TV channels Eco Enables you to automatically reduce the backlight brightness in order to decrease the power consumption and increase the backlight life span MENU OPERATION 4 fig 34 Picture Smart Picture Brightness Contrast Tint Colo...

Page 24: ... without OSD on the screen Brightness To brighten the dark parts of the picture Contrast To sharpen the picture quality Colour To add or reduce colour Tint To adjust the picture tint Sharpness To improve detail Colour temperature To choose between Normal neutral Warm redder and Cool bluer MENU OPERATION Picture Smart Picture Brightness Contrast Tint Colour 50 52 53 0 5 Cool Sharpness Advanced Cont...

Page 25: ...kin colour to be more natural Use the Left or Right Cursor 31 to to set to On or Off See fig 41 and 42 Backlight To make the background brighter or darker DCR Dynamic Contrast Ratio DCR auto adjusts the brightness of the screen to show more depths in the darker areas MENU OPERATION Advanced Control Noise Reduction Flesh Tone Backlight DCR On 90 Medium On EXIT Select Exit fig 40 Vol 31 12 fig 41 Ad...

Page 26: ...nce between left right channels Virtual surround To add greater depth and dimension to the TV sound Use the Left or Right Cursor 31 to toggle between On or Off Digital Audio Out To select the Digital audio out Use the Left or Right Cursor 31 to toggle between Off Dolby Digital and PCM See fig 45 Tip When Dolby Digital is selected make sure the amplifier supports digital audio MENU OPERATION Sound ...

Page 27: ...he TV watching Use the Left or Right Cursor 31 to toggle between Normal Hard of Hearing or Audio Description See fig 47 and 48 Hard of Hearing This function provides narration to deaf and hard of hearing viewers Audio Description When the Type is set to Audio Description you can adjust the volume of the audio description MENU OPERATION Sound Digital Audio Out AVL Type Audio Description Off Normal ...

Page 28: ...hannels submenu and use Left or Right Cursor to toggle between Channel Scan Update Scan Single RF Scan Analogue Manual Scan Favourite Network Select Channel Skip Channel Sort Channel Edit Decoder Analogue CH Fine Tune and Clean Channel List Channel scan Use the Up or Down Cursor 1 31 to select Channel Scan in the Channels submenu See fig 50 and 51 Press the Right Cursor 2 31 to start searching the...

Page 29: ...n in the Channels submenu See fig 53 Press Right Cursor 2 31 to enter Using number buttons 0 9 to enter the Start Frequency Use Up or Down to select Scan Up or Scan Down and press Right Cursor to start scan See fig 53 and 54 Favourite Network Select Use the Up or Down Cursor 1 31 to select Favourite Network Select in the Channels submenu Press the Right Cursor 2 31 to enter it and press OK 12 or R...

Page 30: ... 2 31 to enter it and use the Up or Down Cursor 31 to highlight a programme you want to sort and press the OK 12 to set Use the Up or Down Cursor 3 31 to highlight the second programme you want to exchange with and press the OK 12 to switch the channel position Channel Edit Use the Up or Down Cursor 1 31 to select Channel Edit in the Channels menu See fig 56 Press the Right Cursor 2 31 to enter it...

Page 31: ...2 to set Analogue CH Fine Tune Use the Up or Down Cursor 1 31 to select Analog CH Fine Tune in the Channels submenu Highlight and press OK 2 12 to select the channel Use Left or Right Cursor 3 31 to adjust the frequency Press Left to decrease and Right to increase the frequency Clean Channel List Use the Up or Down Cursor 1 31 to select Clean Channel List in the Channels submenu Highlight and pres...

Page 32: ...sic 4 3 format to 16 9 Wide screen Stretches the classic 4 3 format to 16 9 ZOOM 1 Scales the classic 4 3 format to 14 9 Native only in HDMI mode Performed all content without underscan Time Time zone To select the time zone you are in See fig 60 Time To set the time and date or select auto synchronisation Tip Before setting the time and date manually make sure Auto synchronisation is Off MENU OPE...

Page 33: ... Use the Up or Down Cursor 31 to toggle between See fig 61 and 62 Analogue subtitle 1 To display the transmitted subtitle on the screen This text can either be permanently displayed assuming that the service is available with the broadcast or only when mute is active 1 2 st and 2nd subtitle Use the Digital Subtitle function when two or more subtitle languages are broadcast If subtitle data in a se...

Page 34: ...scan or overscan automatically when the video signal is detected Underscan When the video signal is detected all active pixels and lines are displayed with or without border Overscan When the video signal is detected some active pixels and lines at the edges are not displayed OAD When you get the software updating news from the retailer or internet you can update the operation software using the O...

Page 35: ...rding to information from the broadcasting station If the signal has no information it does not operate Input Block To disable the specific external input signals See fig 66 Set Password To set or change your password All number combinations from 0000 to 9999 are valid Tip The 5351 is the default code If you forgot your access code you can always enter the default code Clear All To clear all the s...

Page 36: ...isplayed See fig 67 68 and 69 Press MENU 2 11 to open the submenu Use the Up or Down Cursor 31 to browse the files by the following options Sort Media Type Thumbnail Size See fig 70 Use the Up Down Left or Right 3 Cursor 31 to select file folder See fig 71 Input List SCART 2 PC HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 USB fig 67 Vol 31 8 11 12 fig 68 Photo File name 1 01 01 File name 1 File name 2 File name 3 File na...

Page 37: ...a photo and press OK 12 to view a full screen image See fig 72 Press MENU 5 11 to open the submenu Use the Up or Down Cursor 31 to select the options to display the photos Pause Repeat Shuffle Duration Effect Show Info See fig 73 Duration Effect 9 9 None Short Filename 1 fig 72 Pause Repeat Shuffle Duration Effect Show Info fig 73 ...

Page 38: ...t 1 USB storage device to the USB port on the side of your TV Press STOP 2 28 to enable PVR function and start recording program TV will pop out a window See fig 74 and 75 The window for recording progress will 3 be minimized during recording See fig 76 Press STOP 4 28 again to disable PVR function and stop recording program See fig 77 Vol 31 8 11 12 28 fig 74 00 00 03 18 50 57 1 TF1 Les flammes d...

Page 39: ...R folder See fig 81 In the PVR directory all recorded 4 programs will be listed Use the Up Down Left or Right Cursor 31 to select a video file and press OK 12 to play the recorded program See fig 82 and 83 Input List AV SCART PC HDMI 1 HDMI 2 USB fig 78 Photo File name 1 Size File name 1 01 01 File name 6 File name 7 File name 8 File name 9 File name 1 File name 2 File name 3 File name 4 File name...

Page 40: ...rage device will be needed Save your original data before formatting All the data stored in the USB device will be erased after formatting Sleep timer will be suspended if it had been set before activating the Time Shift function USB Drive Storage Format Select to format the USB device and allocate the amount of space for the Time Shift function NOTE The format process will take at least 2 minutes...

Page 41: ...between PLAY PAUSE FWD REV Sleep timer will be terminated if it had 6 been set before Time Shift The USB storage size needs to be the 7 size of 4GB 8GB or 16GB Video may become pixelated when 8 Video bit rate is too low Close Caption setting is not available 9 during Time Shift mode Not all USB devices are compatible 10 Below is a list of recommended USB drvies Models that are not listed may be co...

Page 42: ...information such as answers to a quiz and MHEG CANCEL function Size Press SIZE 21 to change the screen size Full screen Top half and Bottom half Hold Press HOLD 24 to stop the scrolling of pages press again to continue Subcode Press SUBCODE 25 to select the subpage when the current page contains subpage s Colour Buttons R G Y B Press Colour Buttons 17 16 27 and 26 to select from on screen options ...

Page 43: ...urn on the TV and press MENU 2 11 and select the TV submenu Common interface will be displayed if the CA module is detected Wait for few moments until the card is activated See fig 90 Select Common Interface to view the 3 menu options and information on the inserted CI card See fig 91 Press OK 4 12 to access the card menu for more details refer to the module s instruction manual When module is rem...

Page 44: ...ou would like to restart the TV The software will be updated completely after restart the TV See fig 97 NOTE You must not switch off the unit during this process Software ID XXXXXXXX A New Version of software is detected Do you want to upgrade it Over Air Download Select Next Accept Remind me Later fig 92 Software ID XXXXXXXX Searching 0 Over Air Download Back fig 93 Software ID XXXXXXXX Searching...

Page 45: ... Turn off power for 10 seconds and then restart power Cannot receive sufficient channels through antenna Please use the Channel scan function to increase the number of channels not included in memory No colours Please adjust the picture setup Blinking picture accompanied by ghost image 1 Check the connection of antenna signal cable 2 Check if channel is in play mode 3 Press signal source and chang...

Page 46: ...e Component Video and L R Audio input SPDIF Output Coaxial audio out HDMI 1 HDMI 2 SERCIVE Side Connectors Earphone Output AV In Composite Audio Video HDMI 3 USB CI Slot Common Interface WEIGHT DIMENSIOIN Dimension with stand WxHxD mm 789 08x566 53x230 17 912 4x636 9x257 4 1019 3x697 9x301 5 Dimension without stand WxHxD mm 789 08x509 83x95 912 4x590 0x98 1019 3x643 3x98 Weight with stand 9 5 Kg 1...

Page 47: ...6 875 VESA 800x600 75 11 49 7 MACINTOSH 832x624 75 12 48 363 VESA 1024x768 60 004 V V 13 56 476 VESA 1024x768 70 069 14 60 023 VESA 1024x768 75 029 15 61 08 IBM XGA 2 1024x768 75 781 16 44 772 VESA CVT 1280x720 59 855 V V 17 47 776 VESA 1280 x768 59 87 V V 18 60 289 VESA 1280 x768 75 49 702 VESA 1280x800 59 81 V 19 47 72 VESA CVT 1360x768 59 799 V V 20 63 981 VESA 1280x1024 60 02 V 21 79 976 VESA ...

Page 48: ... 2 Scart input output description Scart 1 SCART input output Full SCART includes RGB in CVBS audio L R in TV out 1 Scart 2 SCART input output Half SCART includes S Video in CVBS audio L R in Monitor out 2 TV Source Screen Display Source SCART 1 Out SCART 2 Out ATV ATV ATV ATV CVBS S Video CVBS S Video HDMI VGA Component Component DTV DTV DTV DTV CVBS S Video CVBS S Video HDMI VGA Component APPENDI...

Page 49: ...e wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with N or coloured blue The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked L or coloured brown Always ensure that the plug cord grip is fa...

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