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LCD TV New York 32 CLE 9130 SL EN[...]
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ENGLISH 2 CONTENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 SETUP AND SAFETY 6 GENERAL INFORMA TION 6 Special features of y our television set 7 Receiving digital channels 7 Impor tant notes on environmental protection 7 Notes on still images 8 CONNECTION[...]
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3 ENGLISH CONTENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 OPERA TION USING EXTERNAL DEVICES 5 7 DIGI LINK 5 7 The DIGI LINK functions on your tele vision 58 Device oper ation 59 High definition HD ready 59 Connection options 60 Connecting external devi[...]
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ENGLISH 4 SETUP AND SAFET Y ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please note the following instructions when setting up the television set : 7 This television is designed to receive and dis - play video and audio signals. All other uses are expr essly prohibited. 7 The ideal viewing [...]
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5 ENGLISH 7 Do not connect any other equipment while t he device is switched on. Also switch off other equipment before connecting it. 7 Do not plug in the pow er cord of the device until you have connected the external equip - ment and the antenna. 7 Make sur e the mains plug is freely accessible. 7 Do not expose the batteries to ex cessive heat s[...]
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ENGLISH 6 Special features of your tele vision set 7 Y ou can receive and watch digital TV chan - nels using y our tele vision set (via DVB-S, D VB-T and DVB-C) – including High Definition pro - grammes (HD). How ev er , the reception of digi- tal T V channels in HD is currently limited to a few countries in Europe. 7 Although t his t elevision s[...]
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7 ENGLISH GENERAL INFORMA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Receiving digital channels 7 Y ou r equire a sat ellite antenna to receiv e digit al satellite channels (DVB-S). Y our T V supports SCR system (Satellite Chan - nel R outer). If your antenna installation is equipped with an Single Cable [...]
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ENGLISH 8 CONNE CTION AND PREP ARA TION ----------------------------------------------- Connecting the ant enna and pow er cord 1 T o receiv e digital satellite channels (DVB-S), connect the satellite antenna cable to the antenna socket » SATELLITE « on the televi- sion set. And/or: 2a T o receiv e terrestrial digit al broadcasters (DVB-T) connec[...]
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9 ENGLISH Inserting batt eries into t he remote control CONNE CTION AND PREP ARA TION ----------------------------------------------- 1 Open the batter y compar tment by r emoving the lid. 2 Inser t t he batteries (2 x 1 .5 V micro, for ex ample R03 or AAA). Obser ve the po- larit y mark ed in the bottom of the battery compar tment. 3 Close the bat[...]
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ENGLISH 10 O VER VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Connections on the t elevision set AV1 / S-VHS SCART socket (CVBS signal, RGB signal); Video and sound socket for S-Video camcorder . COMPONENT Y Pb Pr Sockets for video input (YUV signal). L R S[...]
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11 ENGLISH O VER VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ HDMI2 (ARC) HDMI soc ket, audio/video input. HDMI3 HDMI socket, audio/video input. HDMI4 HDMI socket, audio/video input. USB2 (HDD) USB socket for e xternal data media and PVR function. LAN Netwo[...]
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ENGLISH 12 O VER VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remote control – Main functions Switches on and of f (Standby). Opens menu for A V channels and USB input. Then select using » V «, » < «, » > « or » Λ « and press » OK « t[...]
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13 ENGLISH O VER VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remote control – All functions R Switc h on button lighting. The light- ing switches of f automatically af ter a shor t time. @ Opens the Smar t inter@ctive menu. (red) Selects pages in[...]
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ENGLISH 14 SETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initial set-up and tuning tele vision channels The television set is equipped with automatic channel search, which sear ches for satellite channels (D VB-S), ter restrial c hannels (D VB-T), c[...]
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15 ENGLISH T uning the t elevision channels from satellite (DVB-S) Y ou have two options for tuning digital satellite channels. A The easy installation, whic h pre-configures all antenna settings for the satellite channels on Astra 1 9.2° East. B The advanced installation can be used if you wish to receive satellite channels from various satellite[...]
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ENGLISH 16 6 Select t he line »DISEqC Mode« with » V « or » Λ «. Select »DiSEqC 1 .0« or »DiSEqC 1 . 1« in accordance with the existing antenna sy stem with » < « or » > «. – DiSEqC 1 .0 allows up to four satellites to be receiv ed simultaneously . – DiSEqC 1 . 1 allows up to 1 6 satellites to be receiv ed simultaneously . [...]
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17 ENGLISH SETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T uning terres trial television channels (DVB-T) 1 In the »Source Setup« menu, in the »Connec- tion T ype« line, select the option »Air« wit h » < « or » > «. 2 Select the line[...]
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ENGLISH 18 Changing the prog ram t able for the digit al channels Channels which are found using the scan are saved in the »PROGRAM T ABLE« . Y ou can delete channels which are not required from the programe table, you can change the order of channels within the programe table and lock individual channels (Par ental control). Y ou can also add ch[...]
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19 ENGLISH SETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deleting channels 1 In t he »PROGRAM T ABLE« menu, select the Edit mode by pr essing » « (red) . 2 Select the television channel to be deleted with » V «, » Λ « , » < « or »[...]
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ENGLISH 20 Note: 7 Channels can also be deleted from the f avourites lists. Select the channel to be deleted with » V «, » Λ «, » < « or » > « and press » OK « to delete it. 7 When deleting a channel from the favourites list, the order within the favourites list will be updated. 4 Quit the program table with » MENU «. Sorting[...]
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21 ENGLISH SETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Picture settings 1 Open the menu with » MENU «. 2 Select the menu item »PICTURE SETTINGS« with » V « or » Λ « and pr ess » OK « to confirm. – The »PICTURE SETTIN GS« menu appear[...]
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ENGLISH 22 SETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sound settings 1 Open the menu with » MENU «. 2 Select the menu item »SOUND SETTINGS« with » V « or » Λ « and pr ess » OK « to confirm. – The »SOUND SETTINGS« menu appears. Volu[...]
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23 ENGLISH Soundef fects This menu offers three pr eset sound effects (Music, Natural and Speech) and one setting to be created b y you (User). 1 Select the line »Sound Preset« with » V « or » Λ «. 2 Select the sound ef fect »Music«, »Natural« or »Speech« by pressing » < « or » > «. Note: 7 »User« option is active when »So[...]
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ENGLISH 24 TELEVISION - OPERA TION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic functions Switching on and of f 1 Press » 8 «, » 1 …0 « or » P+ « or » P- « to switch on the television from standb y mode. 2 Press » 8 « to switch the television to standby . Selecting channels 1 Press » 1 …0 « [...]
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25 ENGLISH Audio settings V arious audio settings are available. 1 Open the T ools menu with » TOOLS «. 2 Select the menu item »Sound Preset« with » V « or » Λ «. 3 Select the audio setting »User«, »Music«, »Natural« or »Speech« by pr essing » < « or » > «. – Y ou can change the »User « audio setting – see the “So[...]
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ENGLISH 26 TELEVISION - OPERA TION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Zapping function This function remembers the channel you are cur rently w atching while y ou switch o ver to other ones (zapping). 1 Press » 1 …0 « or » P+ «, » P– « to select t he channel to be stored in the zapping memor y[...]
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27 ENGLISH TELEVISION - OPERA TION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changing the picture f ormat The television automatically switc hes to the 1 6:9 format if this format is detected via the SCART socket. 1 Open the T ools menu with » TOOLS «. 2 Select the menu item »Picture F ormat« with » V « [...]
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ENGLISH 28 SMART INTER@CTIVE T V AND HOME NET WORK What is Smart Int er@ctive TV Smar t Inter@ctive T V pro vides your television with internet services and pages when con - nected to internet. Through Inter active TV feature you can run many local and global internet applications. These applications include video, picture and music applications, s[...]
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29 ENGLISH Wired network settings There ar e two ways of making the wir ed network settings. A Automatic wired network connection, all connection settings (»IP Address«, »Net - mask«, »Gatew ay« and »DNS«) are ob - tained from modem automatically . B Manual wired network connection, all connection settings (»IP Address«, »Net - mask«, ?[...]
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ENGLISH 30 Manual connection Cer tain networks require Static IP address. If your network requir es a St atic IP address, you must enter t he »IP Address«, »Netmas k«, »Gateway« and »DNS« values manually . Y ou can obtain your »IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway « and »DNS« values from your Internet Service Pro vider (ISP). 1 Open the[...]
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31 ENGLISH SMART INTER@CTIVE T V AND HOME NET WORK Wireless network connection 1 T elevision includes a built-in Wireless WiFi Adapter to connect it to wireless network. Note: 7 Apar t from the built-in WiFi adapt er on T V , external WiFi adapter can be connect ed to » USB1 « and » USB2 (HDD) « inputs. Notes: 7 The GRUNDIG Wireless WiFi Adapte[...]
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ENGLISH 32 Wireless network settings There are two ways of making the wireless net - work settings. A Automatic connection, »Apar t from Access Point Selection, all data regarding the connection settings (»IP Ad - dress«, »Netmask«, »Gatew ay« and »DNS«) are obtained from modem automatically . B Manual connection, all connection settings ([...]
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33 ENGLISH SMART INTER@CTIVE T V AND HOME NET WORK Manual connection Cer tain networks require Static IP address. If your network requires a St atic IP address, you must enter the »IP Address«, »N etmask«, »Gate - way« and »DNS« values manually . Y ou can ob - tain your »IP Address«, »N etmask«, »Gatew ay« and »DNS« values from your[...]
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ENGLISH 34 Smart Int er@ctive TV int ernet applications Smar t Inter@active T V applications provide inter- net services to your television. These applications are designed according to y our television. With t he Smar t Inter@active T V feature you can access many local and global int ernet applica - tions. These applications include video, pictur[...]
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35 ENGLISH SMART INTER@CTIVE T V AND HOME NET WORK Playing and ot her options in the applications Note: 7 Some applications do not suppor t all playing options, and playing options may vary among dif ferent applications. 1 » 8 « star ts playback in the applications. 2 » ! « pauses playback in the applications. 3 » 7 « stops playback in the ap[...]
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ENGLISH 36 Playbac k the video, music and image files wit h home network connection With DLNA menu of your television, you can easily access Video, music and photo files on ser ver; and t hanks to DMR feature, you can au - tomatically st ar t and stop media playing on de - vices with DMC feature. Notes: 7 Y ou can share y our videos, music or photo[...]
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37 ENGLISH SMART INTER@CTIVE T V AND HOME NET WORK Star t playbac k 1 In the content of the DMC device select the required folder with » V «, » Λ «, » < « or » > « and confirm with » OK « . – All titels appears. 2 Select the required title with » V «, » Λ «, » < « or » > «. 3 Star t playback with » 8 «. Other pla[...]
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ENGLISH 38 USB REC ORDING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Information on recor ding and playing television programmes ■ Recording and playback of television pro - grammes is only possible with digit al television channels (DVB-S, D VB-T and DVB-C). ■ The digital tele[...]
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39 ENGLISH USB REC ORDING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting e xternal data media Notes: 7 Before connecting the data medium, switch the television to standby with » 8 « . Connect the device and t hen switch the television on again. 7 Before removing t he exter[...]
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ENGLISH 40 Switching on aut omatic previe w If the automatic previe w is switched on, a pre - view of the selected file appears in the file bro wser . 1 Select the line »Auto Previe w« wit h » V « or » Λ «. 2 Switch on t he function with » < « or » > « (»On«). 3 Press » MENU « to end the setting. Safely remove disk 1 Select the[...]
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41 ENGLISH USB REC ORDING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ″Pausing” time shift progr ammes Y ou can pause the programme you are watch - ing. This is a useful function, for example if the telephone rings while y ou are watching a film and you do not w ant to miss anyt[...]
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ENGLISH 42 Recording a programme fr om the channel lis t 1 Open the »CHANNEL LIST « with » OK « . 2 Select a television channel with » V «, » Λ «, » < « or » > « and press » OK « to confirm. 3 Press » MENU « to e xit the channel list. 4 Press » « to start recording. – Infor mation on the recording is displayed: the recor [...]
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43 ENGLISH USB REC ORDING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... by manual data entry Y ou can preset up to 25 programmes for timer recording. 1 Press » GUIDE « to display channel informa- tion. – The electronic T V guide appears. 2 Open the »MAKE SCHEDULE« menu by pr[...]
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ENGLISH 44 Playbac k The recorded programmes – whether star ted manually or using t he timer function – are stored on the external data medium. Y ou can open t he archive on the e xternal data medium b y pressing » REC.LIST «. Selecting a programme fr om the arc hive 1 Open the »Recorded Event« menu with » REC.LIST « . – The menu appear[...]
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45 ENGLISH USB OPERA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File formats Y our television can work with t he following file formats using the USB sockets: Video data Special codecs for video compression and decompression provide more memor y s pace without compromising th[...]
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ENGLISH 46 USB OPERA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting e xternal data media Before connecting the data medium, switch the television to s tandby using » 8 «. Connect t he device and then switch t he television on again. Before remo ving the external data[...]
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47 ENGLISH USB OPERA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The file browser The file brow ser displays video, audio and picture files s tored on e xternal data media. If an external data medium contains files in dif ferent formats, you can, when necessar y , filter out t[...]
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ENGLISH 48 DivX ® V OD Y ou mus t have y our device registered in or der to play the protected video that you will buy fr om DivX ® . 1 Select »DivX ® VOD« with » V « or » Λ « and confirm with » OK « . – Registration Code appears. 2 Visit “http://vod.divx.com” and r egister t he device with the registration code. 3 Press » MENU ?[...]
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49 ENGLISH USB OPERA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: 7 Use » Λ « to select »Up Folder«, when y ou would like to return to the last folder . Use »Root« (and then press » OK « ) to return to the main folder . 7 It is possible that files which are actu[...]
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ENGLISH 50 Selecting a trac k or pictur e in s teps (SKIP) 1 During playback, select the next track/ picture with » 6 «. 2 During playback , select t he previous track/ picture with » 5 «. – Playback begins with the track or picture you selected. Selecting a cert ain passage for playback (video files only) 1 During playback, press » OK « . [...]
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51 ENGLISH TOP te xt or FLOF te xt mode 1 Press » TXT « to switch on teletext. 2 Select teletext pages directly with » 1 ...0 « or step by step with » V « and » Λ «. Return to teletext page 1 00 with » ? «. Note: 7 At the bottom of the screen there is an info bar with r ed, green and – depending on the channel – yello w and blue pane[...]
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ENGLISH 52 INTERA CTIVE PORT AL (HBBT V) -------------------------------------------------------------- What is HbbT V? To put it simply, HbbTV provides next-generation interactive teletext with modern structured con - tent, high-definition pictures and video sequenc - es, and interactivity. To receive HbbTV, the television must be con - nected to [...]
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53 ENGLISH CONVENIENCE FUN CTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Opening the SETTIN GS menu 1 Open the menu with » MENU «. 2 Select the »SETTINGS« menu wit h » V « or » Λ « and press » OK « to confirm. – The »SETTINGS« menu appears. Menu English Subtitle English Date & Time Audio English [...]
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ENGLISH 54 CONVENIENCE FUN CTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Setting the dat e and time Automatic setting Y our television set de tects the dif ference in time to Green wich Mean Time (GMT) automatically , as long as the channel selected transmits a time signal. 1 Select the line »Date & Time« wit[...]
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55 ENGLISH 6 Select the line » V olume« with » V « or » Λ « and use » < « or » > « to set the volume. 7 Select the line »Se t Hou r« with » V « or » Λ « and enter the time with » 1… 0 «. 8 Save the data with » « (green). Note: 7 Y ou can abort the entry by pressing » « (red) . 9 Press » MENU « to end the[...]
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ENGLISH 56 CONVENIENCE FUN CTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Changing the PIN code Y ou can also enter a personal PIN code instead of the default code »1 234«. Please take not e of your o wn PIN code. 1 Select »Set PIN« with » V « or » Λ « and pr ess » OK « to confirm. 2 Enter the current PIN[...]
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57 ENGLISH DIGI LINK Your television is equipped with the DIGI LINK function. This function uses the CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) protocol. CEC allows external devices which are connect- ed to the » HDMI « sockets by an HDMI cable (e.g. DVD player) to be operated with a remote control. Prerequisite is that the devices connected support CEC.[...]
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ENGLISH 58 OPERA TION USIN G EXTERNAL DEVICES ----------------------------- Device operation Y ou can decide whether external devices should react to y our television's remote contr ol. 1 Press » «, use » V «, » Λ «, » < « or » > « to select t he preset »HDMI1« to »HDMI4« and press » OK « to confirm. 2 Open the menu with[...]
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59 ENGLISH OPERA TION USIN G EXTERNAL DEVICES ----------------------------- High definition HD ready Connect the corre - sponding input sources (e.g. HD T V receiv er or HD-DVD player) to the » HDMI « sock ets (for digital HD T V sources). This ensures that you can view digital HD T V programmes, even if they are copy-protected (HDCP High Bandwid[...]
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ENGLISH 60 Connecting e xternal devices ... with digit al audio/video signals 7 Suitable devices: Digital sat ellite receivers, Playstation, BluRay player , DVD player/ recorder , set-top box, notebook, PCs. 7 Video signal: Digital video; resolution: stand - ard 5 7 6p; HD T V 720p, 1 080i, 1 080p. 7 Audio signal: digital audio (stereo, multi-chan [...]
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61 ENGLISH OPERA TION USIN G EXTERNAL DEVICES ----------------------------- ... with an analogue T V signal 7 Suitable devices: Digital satellit e receiver , DVD player/recorder , set-top box, camera recorder . 7 Video signal: CVBS. 7 Audio signal: stereo, analogue. 7 »A V2« preset. 1 Connect the » Video « socket on the t elevision to the corre[...]
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ENGLISH 62 Hi-fi System Connecting digital multi-c hannel amplifier/A V receiver With this connection, you can playback the audio signal of the television channel via the HDMI cable sur the multi-channel amplifier or the A V receiver . 1 Connect the » HDMI2 (ARC) « (HDMI 1 .4 Audio Return Channel) sock et to the relev ant socket on the HDMI ARC c[...]
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63 ENGLISH OPERA TION USIN G EXTERNAL DEVICES ----------------------------- Playing the audio signal via t he HiFi system 1 Connect the » AUDIO OUT L R « sockets on the television to the cor responding socket of the A V receiver with an RCA cable (digital audio signal). Note: 7 If this function is not activated, the audio sig- nal is transmitted [...]
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ENGLISH 64 Connecting a PC 1 Connect the » PC-IN « sock et on the television to the corresponding socket on t he PC using a VG A cable (video signal). 2 Connect the » Audio « socket on t he televi- sion to the corresponding soc ket on the PC using a suitable cable (audio signal). Note: 7 Adjust your PC to the monitor (for ex ample, picture reso[...]
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65 ENGLISH OPERA TION WITH A C OMMON INTERF A CE ------------------ What is a Common Inter face? 7 Common Inter face (CI) is an inter f ace for DVB r eceivers. 7 Encr ypted channels can only be viewed with a C A module suitable for t he encr yp- tion system and in conjunction with t he cor responding smart card. 7 The television set is equipped wit[...]
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ENGLISH 66 SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searching f or digital t elevision channels from a sat ellite automatically Satellite data changes frequently , new c hannels are cons tantly being added. Y ou should therefore perfor m an automatic search from tim[...]
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67 ENGLISH SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searching f or digital t elevision channels from a sat ellite manu- ally If you know the parameters of a new television channel, you can also search for it manually . Cur rent transponder data can be found in the t[...]
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ENGLISH 68 »KB Fr equency (MHz)«: Enter the user band frequency assigned to the user band with » 1...0 « buttons. »LNB Selection«: If more than one satellites are used in the current SCR system, select »1/2« to»2/2« for the satellite corresponding to the relev ant positions using » < « or » > « buttons. Notes: 7 Use installation[...]
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69 ENGLISH SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- User mode Y ou can adjust t he alignment of the satellit e an - tenna to each individual satellite. These settings will be saved so that the antenna can lat er be easily guided to each saved alignment. 1 Select the[...]
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ENGLISH 70 Searching f or televisi on c han - nels from the cable pr ovider automatically 1 Open the menu with » MENU «. 2 Select t he line »SOURCE SETUP« wit h » V « or » Λ « and press » OK « to confirm. – The »SOURCE SETUP« menu appear s. 3 Select the line »Source« with » V « or » Λ « and press » OK « to confirm. Select th[...]
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71 ENGLISH SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searching f or television channels from the cable provider manu - ally 1 Open the menu with » MENU «. 2 Select t he line »SOURCE SETUP« wit h » V « or » Λ « and press » OK « to confirm. – The »SOURCE [...]
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ENGLISH 72 SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Select the line »Scan T yp« with » V « or » Λ « and set the option »DTV« with » < « or » > «. 7 Star t the scan with » « (red). – All channel and f avourites lists will be deleted and c[...]
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73 ENGLISH SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Select the line »Automatic Channel Search« with » V « or » Λ « and pr ess » OK « to con- firm. Automativ Channel Search Source Automatic Service Update CA - Modul Active Antenna Power Analogue Manual Tun[...]
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ENGLISH 74 SPECIAL SETTIN GS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: 7 If y ou wish to remedy other television channels, repeat steps 4 to 7 . 8 Press » MENU « to end the setting. Changing stor ed analogue channels If c hannels were stored with t he automatic chan- nel searc[...]
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75 ENGLISH Creating lists of f avourites Y ou can select your favourite channels and save them in up to four favourites lists (Fav 1 to F av 4). 1 In the » PROGRAME T ABLE « menu, switch ov er to the list view with » « (yellow). 2 Select t he preferred c hannel wit h » V « or » Λ «. 3 Use » < « or » > « to ”push“ t [...]
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ENGLISH 76 INFORMA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Displaying signal inf ormation (for digital channels only) 1 Open the menu with » MENU «. 2 Select t he line »SOURCE SETUP« wit h » V « or » Λ « and press » OK « to confirm. 3 Select the line »Sig[...]
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77 ENGLISH INFORMA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRUNDIG New Y ork 32 CLE 9 1 30 SL T echnical dat a Operating voltage: 220–240 V , ~ , 50–60 Hz Power consumption: On mode 4 1 W Standby <0.50 W Energy Efficiency class: A Maximum power consumption On [...]
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ENGLISH 78 Ser vice information f or dealers Only operate the television wit h the pow er supply/power cord pr ovided. The product complies with t he following EU di - rectiv es: P ower consumption values and classes are speci - fied according to the regulations 2009/642 and 20 1 0/1 062 and the s tandards EN62087 and EN6230 1 as per European Union[...]
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79 ENGLISH INFORMA TION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T roubleshooting If the information provided below does not help, please consult an aut horised GRUNDIG dealer. Please bear in mind that malfunctions can also be caused b y e xternal devices such as video r e[...]
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ENGLISH 80 Problem Possible cause Remedy Low image quality (pixel) in WL AN mode Signal is lost based on structural conditions. Place the modem so that the signal to the television is not interrupted. Internet connection speed low . Low Internet speed is a problem that is related with the speed of your sub- scription or a failure in the Internet in[...]