Linsar LS24CFHD12V, User Manual

Page 1: ...24 Full HD TV with Built In DVD Player User Manual MODEL LS24CFHD12V...

Page 2: ...y important safety and usage information presented with the symbol All products brought to you by Linsar are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety and as part of our philosop...

Page 3: ...enu Navigation 44 Troubleshooting 47 Specifications 50 Compliance and Responsible Disposal 51 Contents Welcome 2 Unpack and Prepare 4 What s in the box 4 Important Tips 5 Attaching the stand 6 Wall mo...

Page 4: ...HDTV with Built In DVD Player B Remote Control C AAA Batteries D 12V Car Adaptor E TV Stands F Screws forTV Stands G Warning Sheet H TVToppling Safety Message I Quick Start Guide J Warranty Certifica...

Page 5: ...s enough space around vents for airflow The remote control works up to 5 metres away from theTV Unplug theTV before cleaning it Clean using a dry cloth only do not use water or chemicals Use only the...

Page 6: ...ht damage the screw holes 1 2 3 Unless you are wall mounting theTV you will need to attach its stand legs 1 Lay theTV face down on a soft flat surface like the sofa or a towel on a table larger than t...

Page 7: ...he mounting bracket to wall mount thisTV screws are not included Unplug theTV from the power outlet before wall mounting Contact a professional for assistance with wall mounting theTV Required VESA Mo...

Page 8: ...forget to plug in the TV to the power outlet Leave the power switched off until installation is finished 12V car adaptor plug into the DC IN socket on theTV 12V power outlet Make sure theTV is switche...

Page 9: ...the best viewing quality and are available with a digital antenna connection Make sure theTV is switched off at the power outlet until you have finished connecting your cables Connect your antenna An...

Page 10: ...l 3 CH Select the next channel 4 CH Select the previous channel 5 MENU Enter the settings menu 6 SOURCE Change the input source 7 Play or pause plackback 8 Eject a disc from the DVD player 9 STANDBY S...

Page 11: ...ensions may vary Software updates 3 AV IN CVBS PICTURE You can use this to connect your DVD player Supports Standard Definition SD picture quality Requires an AV cable not included 4 AUDIO IN SOUND Yo...

Page 12: ...You can use this to connect your DVD player Supports Full High Definition FHD picture quality This also requires Requires a component cable not included 9 DIGITAL AUDIO OUT OPTICAL SOUND Connect an ex...

Page 13: ...together Do not use different types of batteries e g Manganese and Alkaline batteries together Remove the batteries from the remote if you do not intend to use it for a long time When discarding used...

Page 14: ...gle of up to 30 degrees to either side of the sensor as illustrated below Image is an example only Remote sensor location onTV may vary Remote Hints and Tips Do not drop step on or otherwise impact th...

Page 15: ...disc menu Stop playback MENU Display the mainTV menu Press the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT buttons to navigate the on screen menus and adjust the system settings OK Display the channels list DTV Buttons Functi...

Page 16: ...TONS 0 9 Press to select a TV channel directly when watchingTV Switch the digits AUDIO LANG Switch the available sound track language DTV DVD GUIDE D MENU Launch theTV Guide DTV CH Change to the next...

Page 17: ...time the First Time Setup menu will appear Follow the prompts using the OK buttons to select your preferences You will be able to adjust If you make an error you can update your preferences in the se...

Page 18: ...pect Ratio Screen Mode HDMI mode only PC Settings Advanced Settings NR Noise Reduction MPEG NR MPEG Noise Reduction Dynamic Contrast TV Setting Menus Menu Navigation Buttons Function Remote Button Dis...

Page 19: ...Scan Manual Scan Digital Manual Scan Analog Manual Scan Channel Edit Favourite Manager Signal Information Lock 26 Enter Password Enable Channel Locks Parental Rating Lock Keypad Hotel Mode New Passwor...

Page 20: ...mage Saturation Adjust the saturation The closer to 100 the deeper the colour Picture Personal Mode settings See the next page for more menu settings Original Contrast Saturation Brightness Sharpness...

Page 21: ...ise Reduction Reduces MPEG video noise to improve picture quality Dynamic Contrast Adjusts the difference between the bright and dark sides of the screen according to the brightness of the image Optio...

Page 22: ...pitched sounds Bass Adjust the levels of lower pitched sounds These options are available in the Personal sound mode Option Description Balance Adjust the audio output between the left and right spea...

Page 23: ...ualizer to your desired mode AVL Auto Volume Level Turn On to keep the volume level consistent S PDIF Mode Set the digital sound output setting AD Audio Description Audio Description AD provides an ad...

Page 24: ...s Use to select the broadcast channel Select START to begin scanning Analog Manual Scan Manually select and tune analogTV channels Use to adjust settings and begin scanning AnalogTV is no longer suppo...

Page 25: ...channel Option Description Move Move the channel location on the list Press A B to enter Move Mode Use the buttons to select a position and press A B to confirm it Delete Press GOTO to delete the high...

Page 26: ...ratings Lock Keypad Enable disable the lock onTV button operation Hotel Mode See the next page for more information New Password Input a new password using the number buttons on the remote and confirm...

Page 27: ...Source Lock Turn On Off the lock on available sources Default Source Set a default input source Default DTV Program Set the default digital program Default ATV Program Set the default analog program...

Page 28: ...related captions Teletext Select the desired digitalTeletext language and decoding page language no longer available in Australia Blue Screen When there is no signal or a poor signal a blue screen wi...

Page 29: ...ep Sets the time when theTV will enter Standby mode due to inactivity Time Zone Adjust your timezone Time Press OK to adjust advanced settings Auto Sync On Syncs the time based on DTV broadcast signal...

Page 30: ...n Description HDMI CEC Consumer Electronics Control Turn HDMI CEC On Off ARC Audio Return Channel If this function is enabled sound from theTV can be sent to an HDMI ARC supported external audio devic...

Page 31: ...e Button Delete the highlighted file ANGLE Delete all recorded files REPEAT Select a schedule Add edit scheduled recording Select recording frequency Select a channel Select start time of recording Se...

Page 32: ...column then press OK to confirm TV Guide Functions Function Remote Button Switch between the channels list and programs list Select a Channel or Program ViewTV Guide for the next day ANGLE ViewTV Guid...

Page 33: ...he signal is interrupted while in recording mode the recording will stop until the signal is established Do not turn theTV off while it is in time shift mode The file recorded can only be used on this...

Page 34: ...ordings Playback Press the INDEX button then navigate to File Manager and press OK to display the list of recorded programs Use the buttons to select a recorded file Press the OK button to start playb...

Page 35: ...ttons to resume playing the program Stop Time shift Press the button to exit time shift UT E LAY 7 9 EJECT REC GUIDE Before you can record with thisTV including time shift recording you must insert yo...

Page 36: ...button to select USB mode Function Remote Button Choose a source or file Start playing your media Return to the previous screen Exit Media mode USB Mode You can only play Photos in the Photo category...

Page 37: ...mote Button Navigate to a folder or file Display a photo Hide or display the on screen toolbar Change advanced settings A B Return to file list Function Remote Button Navigate to a folder or file Play...

Page 38: ...ote Button Navigate to a folder or file Open the text file Navigate to the next previous page Display the Quick Menu A B Return to the file list Only supported file types will be displayed See the spe...

Page 39: ...9 EJECT REC GUIDE Press the SOURCE button on the back panel or on the remote control to switch the unit to DVD mode Function Remote Button Navigate to a folder or file Play Pause Stop Skip Forward Sk...

Page 40: ...st Forward Fast Backward During playback press the or buttons to fast backward forward Press button to resume normal play Pause Play During playback press the button to pause playback press it again t...

Page 41: ...n to return to normal play Zoom Play This function allows you to zoom into the picture to enlarge it or zoom out Press the ZOOM button when playing the screen shows Use the navigation buttons to scrol...

Page 42: ...button on the remote control to change the play mode SINGLE play one file only REPEAT ONE repeat one file REPEAT FOLDER all the files in the folder will be played repeatedly FOLDER all the files in th...

Page 43: ...een will show all the folders on the disc Use the buttons to select the folder you want to play then press OK to confirm Use the buttons to select the desired picture file from the files displayed in...

Page 44: ...player will show the VCD version Press the number buttons to select a corresponding track Example To play track 9 press 0 and 9 several seconds later it will automatically switch to track 9 To play tr...

Page 45: ...t Use this item to reset to factory settings Use the buttons to adjust the item then press OK to confirm the setting Press the D SETUP button again to close the setup menu Use the buttons to switch to...

Page 46: ...disc Disc Handling and Maintenance Tips Hold the disc by the edges so the surface will not be soiled with fingerprints Fingerprints dirt and scratches can cause skipping and distortion Do not write on...

Page 47: ...heck whether a power strip is working properly plug theTV s power plug directly to a wall outlet and observe its operation Try to power on using the power button on theTV There is no picture sound or...

Page 48: ...button to restore the sound If earphones are connected unplug them Check the volume level of the external device Ensure that connection to the external audio device is correct and that all cables are...

Page 49: ...rded for specific scenes only USB storage device is not recognised or media files don t play properly ThisTV has been tested with the majority of Flash memory based devices and hard disks media player...

Page 50: ...x D x H With stand 567 x 165 x 369 mm Without stand 567 x 85 x 334 mm Weight Net 2 76 kg Gross 3 91 kg For Technical and Warranty Support 1300 886 649 www tempo org info tempo org Distributed byTempo...

Page 51: ...roduct out with your household rubbish An environmentally friendly method of disposal will ensure that valuable raw materials can be recycled Electrical and electronic items contain materials and subs...

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