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    USER’S MANUAL We recommend that you take a few minutes to read carefully through this manual before installing and using the TV. Please keep this manual in a safe place for your future reference. L42H761 www. A O C . co m R Thank you very much for choosing the AOC Envision Series LCD TV.[...]

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    FOR YOUR SAFETY ------------------------------------------------------ 1 DECLARA TION OF RoHs COMPLIANCE --------------------------- 3 PRECAUTIONS AND REMINDERS ----------------------------------- 4 IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ----------------------------- 6 PREP ARA TION ------------------------------------------------------------- 9 TO USE THE[...]

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    1 FOR YOUR SAFETY Befor e operating the TV please r ead this manual thor oughly . This manual should be retained f or future r eference. FCC Class B Radio Frequency Interf erence Statement W ARNING: (FOR FCC CER TIFIED MODELS) NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to compl y with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15[...]

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    2 SYMBOL SYMBOL DEFINITION SA 1965 D ANGER OUS V OL T AGE: The lightning flash with arr owhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to aler t the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’ s enclosure that ma y be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electrical shock to persons. SA 19[...]

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    3 DECLARATION OF RoHs COMPLIANCE This pr oduct has been designed and man ufactured in compliance with Directive 2002/95/ EC of the European Parliament and the Council on restriction of the use of cer tain hazardous substances in electrical and electr onic equipment (RoHS Dir ective) and is deemed to comply with the maximum concentration values issu[...]

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    4 PRECAUTIONS AND REMINDERS Place unit on ev en surfaces. Don’ t place the TV in confined spaces or in a box when using it. Unplug immediately if is malfunction lik e no picture, no video/audio ,smok e and bad odor fr om TV . Unplug immediately if other for eign materials are put inside TV box or if the TV fell down. Don’ t throw an y object in[...]

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    5 Remember to unplug the AC cor d from the A C outlet befor e cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aer osol cleaners to clean the displa y . A void dir ect sunlight, dusty , high humidity and smoky ar eas. Mak e sure to unplug the unit when not in use for a long period of time (da ys). Call ser vice personnel to clean the internal part of the TV[...]

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    6 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read before operating equipment 1. Read these instructions. 2. K eep these instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. 4. Follo w all instructions. 5. Do not use this apparatus near water . 6. Clean only with a dry cloth. 7. Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufactur ers instructi[...]

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    7 18. Tilt/Stability – All televisions must comply with recommended international global safety standar ds for tilt and stability pr oper ties of its cabinets design. - Do not compromise these design standards by applying excessive pull for ce to the fr ont, or top , of the cabinet, which could ultimately ov er turn the product. - Also , do not e[...]

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    8 MOUNTING THE TV BASE The TV base will be separated with the TV unit. Y ou should Install the base before you use the TV unit. 1. Place the TV on its face on a soft blanket. 2. Install the base stand with three scr ews. 3. Place the TV on the table . WALL MOUNT Use of Wall Mount Bracket: 1. Remov e the hinger cov er . 3. Remov e the base ass’y .[...]

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    9 PREPARATION Please, make sure to connect the pow er plug to the wall outlet sock et after connecting the TV to the pow er cord! 1. Install the base stand; place the TV on a solid surface . Ensure that the TV is placed in a position to allow free flow of air . Do not cov er the ventilation openings on the back co ver . T o pr event an y unsafe sit[...]

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    10 3. Remote control: Remo ve the co ver of the battery compar tment. Insert the 2 batteries supplied (T ype AA 1.5V). 4. Pow er : Insert the power cord in the wall socket ha ving an A C pow er supply . Y ou can see LED states at the front panel. If the LED color is Gr een, means the TV set is power on. If the LED color is Orange, which means this [...]

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    11 POWER Press to po wer ON/OFF (standby) TV .(Note:1.TV is never completely pow er off. unless ph ysically unplugged. 2.Press to turn on TV after the pow er on status LED had changed to the amber color and stopped flashing. ) VIDEO Press r epeatedly to choose S-Video/ Composite source mode (Video 1 ~ 4). COMP Press r epeatedly to choose Component [...]

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    12 Pre s s t hi s bu t t on t o d is pl ay a li s t of av ail a bl e di s pl ay for- ma t s . Ava il ab le d is p l ay for ma t s are d e te r mi ne d by t he t y p e of sig n al you a re re ce iv i ng. T o c ho ose t h e di sp l ay for m at you p ref e r , pre ss t h e W ID E bu t t o n re pe at e dl y : Su p er Z oo m , Mov ie e x pa nd 1 4: 9 , [...]

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    13 Headphone HDMI Pr Pb Y L R Component S-Video Line In PC L/R VGA 15-pin D-Sub Once your equipment is connected, use the following pr ocedure to vie w the input signal: Press the sour ce button on the remote contr oller to select the relevant sour ce to view . (ex: Pr ess VIDEO button to select “Composite Rear” if y ou ha ve connected a video [...]

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    14 CAMERA CAMCORDER VIDEO GAME How to connect 1. Connect the camera, camcor der and game set to the ports of the audio/video set. 2. The camcorder ma y get better picture b y connecting a S-VHS cable between the S terminal and the Audio set. How to use it 1. Select the video A V or S terminal input. 2. Enable the exterior A V equipment. W arning: I[...]

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    15 • P re sst h e MENU but to n o n t he re m ot e co n - tr ol t o d is p l ay th e S e t t in g s me n u . - U s e c ur s o r u p /d o w n t o h i g h l i g h t a n d s e l e c t a me n u it e m o n th e l ef t p an e l. T h e r i g h t p a n e l s h o w s t he c o n t e n t o f t h e m e n u you h ave hi gh l ig ht e d in t h e le f t[...]

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    16 Notes: • W he n yo u ha ve l o cke d T V cha n ne l s be fo r e in i t i a t in g A ut o pr o gr am , a m es s ag e ap p ea r s a s k i ng t o en t er y ou r PI N c od e in o r de r to c o mp le t e Au t o pr og ra m mi n g. • W he n ch an ne l u pd a te i s i nt e rr u pt ed , t h e ne w up d at e d ch an ne l i n fo rm a t io n i s r et a [...]

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    17 No t e: D i g i ta l C ha n ne l s el e c t io n delay Du e to t h e tu ni n g co mp le x i t y of su bc ha nn e l di gi t a l pr og ra mm in g , t he t im e to s e le c t a nd v i ew a d ig i ta l c ha n - ne l ma y t ake s li g ht l y l on ger t h an w ha t t he v ie we r is n or ma l l y a cc us t om ed to (as c om pa r ed t o a na lo g ch an[...]

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    18 Re s et AV se t t i ng s S el e c t Re s e t A V se t t i ng s w it h t h e cu r so r dow n k e y. Pr es s t h e cur s or r ig h t key . Pr es s t h e OK b u t t o n to e r a s e se t t i ng s a nd re s et t he m t o t he i r de f au l t v al ue s . 1 2 3 Th is f u nc t i on a ll ows yo u t o re se t m os t of t h e pi c - tu re a nd s ou nd se [...]

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    19 No te : T he ca pt i o ns d o no t al wa y s u se co rr e c t s pe l li n g an d gr am mar. No t al l T V p ro gr am s an d pr o du c t co mm er c ia l s ar e ma de f or br o ad ca s t w i t h Cl o se d Ca pt ion i nf or ma t i on s i nc l ude d . Re fe r to y our a r ea ’s T V pr og ra m l i st - in g s fo r t he T V ch an ne l s an d t im es[...]

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    20 Th is a ll ow s you t o co nf ig ur e th e w ay you c ho o se to v i ew di g it al c a pt i on in g. S el e c t on e of t h e d ig it al se r vi ce c h an ne l s m ad e ava il a b le by t h e c ap t io n p rovi de r . Th e re ar e si x s t a nd a rd se r vic e s . Se r vi ce 1 i s de s ig n at ed a s t h e Pr i ma r y Ca p ti on S e r vic e . T [...]

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    21 Pre f e r re d c ha n n e ls S el e c t Pr ef e r re d c h a nn e l s wi t h t he c ur s or d ow n k e y. Pr es s t h e cur s or r ig h t key t o en t e r a li st w i t h al l st o re d ch a nn e l nu m be r s . S el e c t t he c h an n el yo u w a nt t o re m ove wi t h t h e cu rs or d ow n key. Pr es s OK . Re pe a t to r e move o t he r c h [...]

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    22 Select Pic t ur e in t he T V S e t t in g s me n u . Pr es s t h e cur s or r ig h t key a g ai n t o en t e r th e P ic - tu re m e nu . S el e c t t he m e nu i t e ms w i t h t he c ur so r u p/dow n k e y. Ad ju s t t he s et ti ng s w i t h t he c ur so r le f t /r ig ht ke y or e n te r t h e li st o f su b me n u it e m s w it h t h e cu[...]

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    23 Sharpn ess Th is w i ll ad j us t t h e sh a r pn e ss o f f i ne d e t a il s i n t he picture . Th is w i ll i nc re a se o r d ec re a s e Wa r m (red ) an d Cool (b lu e) col or s t o su i t pe r so n al p re fe re n ce s . S el e c t Cool to g ive t h e w hi t e co lo r s a bl ue t i nt , Norma l to gi ve t h e w hi t e col or s a n e ut r [...]

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    24 M an u f ac t u re d u nd e r li ce n se fr om D ol by L ab or a t or i es . ‘ Do l by ’ a nd t h e d ou b le - D s ym - bo l a re t r ad e m a rk s o f D ol by L a bo r a to r ie s . Thi s gives y ou th e possib ility t o swap between mai n and alt ernativ e langua ge, when it is a vailab le i n digital channel. Di gi t a l a ud i o la n gu[...]

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    25 Select T V r at i ng s l ock wi th t he curs or d own. A l ist ap p e ar s , s how i ng t h e a ge - b a se d T V r at i ng s a nd a co r - re sp o nd in g co nt e nt - b a se d r a ti ng s l i st . Pr es s t h e cur s or r ig h t t o en t er t h e l is t . S el e c t an a g e - b a se d T V ra t in g wi t h t h e cu r sor u p / do wn, and ent e[...]

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    26 W he n A ll h a s b e en s e le c t ed , a l l it e m s in t h e ag e - b a se d a nd i n t he co n te n t s - b a se d li st s are lo c ked . I f , wh il e All is s e le c t ed , a ny o t he r i te m , ei t h er a n a ge -b a se d o r con t e nt - b a se d it e m , i s un se l ec t e d , t h en A l l is a ut o m at ic a ll y u n se le c t ed . [...]

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    27 Select Movi e rati ngs l ock wi th the curs or down. A list ap p e ar s , s how i ng a ll v a li d M PA A c on te n t r at i ng s . Pr ess the curso r right to en ter the li st . Y ou ar e aske d to en ter you r code. (See Set/Cha nge PIN, p. 25. ) If the cod e i s cor re c t , t he M ov ie r a t in g s lo c k me n u re a p - pear s. S el e c t [...]

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    28 Re gi on r a t i ng s lo c k Thi s allo ws y ou to clear all the loc ks that y ou ha ve set in t h e Reg i on r a ti n g s lo ck t ab le . Cl e a r r eg io n s lo c k 1 2 Select R eg io n r a ti ng s l oc k with the curs or do wn. A list app ears, show ing th e age-based R egion ratin gs and a cor re s po nd i ng co n te n t - b as ed r at in g [...]

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    29 S el e c t t he m e nu l a ng u ag e Pr es s t h e MENU b ut to n on t h e re m ot e co nt ro l . Us e t he c ur s or d own t o s el e c t Instal lati on in t h e S et ti ng s m e nu . Us e t he c ur s or r ig ht t o e n t er t h e I ns t a ll a t io n me n u. Select La ng u ag e an d en t e r t he l is t o f ava il a bl e l an gu a ge s w i t h[...]

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    30 Pic t u re m e nu Co lo r t e mp e r at u r e Th is w i ll i nc re a se o r d ec re a s e Wa r m (red ) an d Cool (b lu e) col or s t o su i t pe r so n al p re fe re n ce s . S el e c t Cool to g ive t h e w hi t e co lo r s a bl ue t i nt , Norma l to gi ve t h e w hi t e col or s a n e ut r a l t in t , Wa r m to g i ve t he w h it e co lo r [...]

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    31 S ou nd m e n u Vi r tu a l s u rr o un d S ma r t So u nd Pr es s t h e cur s or r ig h t key t o e nt e r t he l is t . Pr ess the curso r up/ down ke y to sel ect a pre defined so un d se t t i ng. Pe r so n al r ef e rs t o t h e pe r so n al p re f er - en ce s ou nd s e t t in g s in t h e so un d me n u . Not e: Th e m ome nt y ou a re in[...]

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    32 TIPS Care of the screen Do not rub or strik e the screen with an ything hard as this ma y scratch, mar , or damage the screen permanentl y . Unplug the pow er sock et befor e cleaning the screen. Dust the TV by wiping the scr een and the cabinet with a soft, clean cloth. If the screen r equires additional cleaning, use a clean, damp cloth. Do no[...]

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    33 BEFORE CALLING SERVICE Please mak e these simple checks befor e calling ser vice . These tips ma y sav e you time and money since charges f or receiv er installation and adjustments of customer controls ar e not cov ered under y our warranty . Symptoms Items to Check and Actions to follow “Ghost ” or double image *This ma y be caused by obst[...]

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    34 GLOSSARY Audio / Video Inputs Located on the rear and the front of the receiv er these connectors (RC A phono type plug) are used for the input of audio and video signals. Designed for use with VCRs (or other accessories) in or der to receiv e higher pictur e r esolution and offer sound connection options. S-Video Input Allows direct connection [...]

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    35 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Feature 42” Wide screen Full HD (1920x 1080) Resolution High Brightness (500 cd/m2) High Contrast Ratio (1500:1) Wide Viewing Angle (176 H / 176 V) Analog TV: Built-in 181 channel T uner with MTS, SAP , Closed Caption & V -chip Digital TV: A TSC 8-VSB Items Specification LCD Panel Resolution 1920 × 1080 (Full HD) Dig[...]