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Picture Menu

The second item of the MENU is the PICTURE MENU. You can adjust picture
effects here, such as contrast, brightness etc..

Press     to move and press OK to adjust.

▲ ▼

NOTE

1.

In the Picture Mode sub-menu, the TINT option is available for NTSC systems only.

2. There are four colour temperature modes that can be selected: Medium, Warm, Cool and 

User adjustment option.

3. The aspect ratio option allows you to select either Auto, or manually select 4:3, 16:9, 

Zoom1, Zoom2 or Just Scan screen ratios. For general use, leave this setting in the Auto 
position.

4. The Screen option is only available once the Input Source is set to PC and a compatible 

signal is present on the VGA input socket. Once selected, you can adjust the horizontal 
and vertical screen position, size and phase, or select an Auto Adjust mode.

5. For improved video processing, access to the Colour adjustment may not be available in 

the Picture Mode (User) area when the TV is used with progressive scan video material 
from externally connected equipment. If adjustment of the Colour control is require3d to 
correct defective source material, change the video mode of you connected equipment 
to an interlaced format.
The TV's default for Picture Mode is the “standard” setting, which is recommended for 
home viewing.

6. The Noise Reduction option is for areas that still have analogue transmissions. In 

Australia, this should be set to the OFF position.

Sound Menu

The third item of the MENU is the SOUND MENU.
You can adjust sound effects such as treble, bass, balance etc. Press     to

▲ ▼

move, press OK to adjust.

NOTE

1.

There are five Sound modes that can be selected: Standard, Music, Movie, Sports and 
User. The User option allows you to adjust Bass and Treble sound effects from the TV 
speakers to suit your listening preferences. These sound modes are not active on the 
audio outputs of the AUDIO Out socket.

2. The Auto Volume option helps reduce excessive input signal variations that may lead to 

distorted sound. For most standard installations, this sub-menu should be set to the OFF 
position.

3. The Surround Sound option generates an artificial widening of the sound stage from the 

TV. If this sound effect is not suitable for your installation, leave this sub-menu in the OFF
position.

4. The SPDIF mode option affects the format of the Coaxial digital audio output from the 

socket on the rear of the TV. Unless you need to force the output format to PCM, leave 
this in the auto position.

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Summary of Contents for KALED24XXXYB

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...AV Audio Video 11 Audio 11 PC Connections 11 Remote Control 13 Battery Installation 13 Getting Started 14 First Powering on the TV 14 Menu Settings 15 Using the Main Menus 15 Channel Menu 15 Auto Tuni...

Page 3: ...d programs 22 Select Disk 22 Check PVR File System 22 Format 22 Recording a DTV Program 23 Playing back the Recording 23 Timeshift Function 24 Preparing to record the program 24 USB Drive Storage Form...

Page 4: ...the Kogan customer support team Never attempt to make repairs yourself Never push objects of any kind into the set through the cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short circui...

Page 5: ...or limited by covering the ventilation slots with items such as newspapers tablecloths curtains etc At least 10cm of space should be left around the apparatus for sufficient ventilation The televisio...

Page 6: ...location allow some time for any dew or condensation inside the television to evaporate fully before you turn the unit on To prevent injury the television must be securely attached to the floor wall...

Page 7: ...n of this manuals please continue reviewing this Installation chapter to ensure that your TV is correctly connected to your TV antenna and related AV equipment eg DVD or Blu ray player amplifier sound...

Page 8: ...p objects can come into contact with the screen surface Do not exert pressure on the front of the unit at any time as this may damage the LED screen 2 Remove the four long screws from the lower part o...

Page 9: ...t the remote is not available there are various alternative controls for basic functions located on the bottom of the TV when viewed from the front of the TV 1 Source Displays the input source menu 2...

Page 10: ...do not affect the audio signal from the AV OUTPUT socket SIDE AV Connections When viewed from the side of the TV the following connections are visible from left to right HDMI 1 input HDMI 2 input HDMI...

Page 11: ...lifier equipment In most cases external accessories such as Blu ray players or gaming consoles that were previously connected directly to the TV would now be connected to the amplifier via HDMI and a...

Page 12: ...und system It is highly recommended that the TV is first powered up then once the screen is active you power up the amplifier When powering down the TV Amp system turn the amplifier off first then swi...

Page 13: ...a case by case basis This is subject to the limitations of the computer s video card Adjustable Modes While this TV may support higher resolutions through both the VGA and HDMI inputs such operation i...

Page 14: ...tteries Below are steps to assist you with replacing batteries 1 Open the back cover of the battery compartment 2 Install the batteries into the battery tray There are polarity markings on the compart...

Page 15: ...ll become active and can be commanded using the remote control First Powering on the TV When you first power up your TV or reset the TV to its factory settings it will automatically enter the TV auto...

Page 16: ...ime you mis select a menu or setting press the Exit button located on the bottom right hand side of the cursor arrow buttons to exist the Menu setting To access the Input Source menu where you can sel...

Page 17: ...te Auto Tune Skip Press to choose the program press the blue teletext button on the Remote Control to skip this program from future up down manual channel selections The strikethrough symbol will appe...

Page 18: ...ode of you connected equipment to an interlaced format The TV s default for Picture Mode is the standard setting which is recommended for home viewing 6 The Noise Reduction option is for areas that st...

Page 19: ...a wide selection At the initial setup of the TV the default language is English and it is recommended that this setting is not changed unless you are fluent in any new language chosen 2 The Audio Lan...

Page 20: ...ress the OK button to return to the PVR File System sub menu Check PVR File System Press the OK button to start checking the file system of your USB storage or Hard Disk and check the recording speed...

Page 21: ...PIN must be entered before the channel can be viewed Parental Guidance In this sub menu you can select from a range of Program Classification eg G PG M etc that will prevent viewing of DTV channels th...

Page 22: ...l 3 Use the Reminder blue button to reserve programs If the TV is in DTV mode it will automatically turn to the reserved program at the scheduled time Use Schedule yellow to look up the reminder list...

Page 23: ...the capacity of the device During the Check PVR File System checking please do not take any other operation until finished The recordings have to be done from within the TV PVR system The recordings...

Page 24: ...r while the REC icon will remain on the top left of the screen It will disappear when you click the STOP button on the remote control and the PVR will finish recording PVR recording of DTV programs ca...

Page 25: ...of space for the Time Shift function Note the format process will take at least 2 minutes depending on the capacity of your USB device Please do not turn off the power or remove the USB device during...

Page 26: ...isk selection menu Press the cursor buttons to select the correct disk then press OK to display the media files and folder list or press EXIT to return to the media type selection menu Once you have s...

Page 27: ...e Mute Volume check if mute is activated or if the audio systems are not correct No Picture Mute Power cord not inserted Contrast brightness too low Press Power Stand by No Colour Normal Audio Colour...

Page 28: ...K FFT SFN and MFN Packed Carriers 2K 8K Guard Interval 1 8 1 16 1 32 Terminals HDMI Inputs 3 VGA Input 15 pin D type 1 Audio Input RCA sockets 1 L R PC Audio Input 3 5mm socket 1 Composite Video Input...

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