User manual GRUNDIG 28 VLE 5401 BG

[. . . ] LCD TV with LED Backlight 28 VLE 5401 BG EN Contents------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 Setup AND SAFETY 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 General information Special features of your TV Receiving digital channels Grundig SCR system Important notes on environmental protection Notes on still images Connection and preparation Connecting the antenna and the power adapter Inserting batteries into the ­ emote control r 28 USB RECORDING 28 Information on recording and playing television programmes 28 Possible limitations when using an external data medium 29 Connecting external data media 29 Settings for USB recording 31 ″Pausing” time shift programmes 31 Recording programmes 32 Presetting programmes to be recorded 34 Playback 34 Deleting programmes in the recording list 35 USB OPERATION 35 File formats 36 Connecting external data media 36 Removing the external data media 37 The file browser 37 Settings in the USB setup menu 38 Basic playback functions 39 Additional playback functions 41 Teletext OPERATION 41 TOP text or FLOF text mode 41 Additional functions 42 42 42 43 43 44 46 46 Convenience functions Opening the SETTINGS menu Language settings Setting the date and time Timer functions Parental control settings Updating software Restoring the television to the default settings 10 Overview 10 Connections on the television set 11 Controls on the television set 12 The remote control – Main functions 13 The remote control – All functions 14 Settings 14 Initial set-up and tuning ­elevision t channels 14 Selecting language, country and operating mode 15 Tuning the television channels from satellite (DVB-S/S2) 17 Tuning terrestrial television channels (DVB-T) 17 Tuning television channels from the cable provider (DVB-C) 18 Changing the program table for the digital channels 21 Picture settings 22 Sound settings 24 Television - OPERATION 24 Basic functions 25 Zoom function 25 Eco mode 26 Zapping function 26 Electronic TV guide 7 Changing the picture format 47 OPERATION USING EXTERNAL DEVICES 47 DIGI LINK 47 The DIGI LINK functions on your television 48 Device operation 49 High definition ­ HD ready 49 Connection options 50 Connecting external devices 51 Using a DVD player, DVD ­ ecorder, r video recorder or set-top box 51 Headphones 52 Hi-fi system/AV receiver 2 ­ ENGLISH Contents------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------53 OPERATION AS A PC MONITOR 53 Connecting a PC 53 Selecting presets for the PC 53 Settings for PC mode 54 Operation with a Common Interface 54 What is a Common Interface?54 Inserting the CA module 54 Access control for CI module and smart card 55 Special settings 55 Searching for digital television channels from a satellite automatically 56 Searching for digital television channels from a satellite manually 56 LNB settings 57 Settings for motorised antennas (DiSEqC 1. 2) 60 Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels automatically 61 Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels manually 61 Tuning analogue television ­ hannels c 63 Changing stored analogue ­ hannels c 64 Displaying signal information 65 INFORMATION 65 Product Fiche 65 Other information 66 Service information for dealers 66 Environmental note 66 Note for the Product Package 67 Troubleshooting ENGLISH 3 ­ Setup AND SAFETY-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please note the following instructions when setting up the television set: This television is designed to receive and display video and audio signals. 7  The ideal viewing distance is five times the d ­ iagonal screen size. 7  7  7  Make sure the power cord or the power supply unit (if provided) are not damaged. Only operate the television with the power supply/power cord provided. 7  7  Light falling on the screen impairs picture q ­ uality. [. . . ] These files can also contain audio files compressed using MP3, AAC or Dolby Digital. Audio data Your television can play audio data in the formats MP3, AAC. MP3 is the abbreviation for MPEG-1 Level 3 and is based on the MPEG-1 standard, which was developed by the MPEG (Motion Picture Expert Group). These formats allow audio files to be recorded and played which sound as good as a CD, while taking up only a fraction of the memory space. MP3 files can be organised into folders and s ­ ubfolders, as on the computer. 3 ENGLISH ­ 5 usB­operAtion­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connecting­external­data­media­ Before connecting the external data medium it is recommended to switch the television to stand-by mode. Before removing the external data medium, the television set must be switched to standby, so that no data loss occurs. 7 notes: The »usB2« socket of the television set s upplies a maximum power of 500 mA in accordance with USB specifications. External hard disks which require more power may therefore only be connected to the »usB1« of the television set. If you use a network cable for external hard disks which are connected to the »usB1« socket on the television, this network cable must also be disconnected from the power supply when the television is switched off. External data media may not be disconnected from the television set while files on the data medium are being accessed. bi-directional data transfer as defined for A ITE (Information Technology Equipment) d evices in EN 55022/EN 55024 is not possible. SB transfer is not in itself an operating U mode. It is only an additional function. 1 Press »8«, »1…0« or »p+« or »p-« to switch on the television from standby mode. 2 Connect the »usB1« socket of the television and the corresponding socket on the data device (external hard drive, digital camera, card reader or MP3 player) using a USB cable; or insert the USB plug of the USB memory stick into the »usB2« socket of the television set. 7 7 7 7 removing­the­external­data­ media Before removing the external data medium, log off the data medium. 2 Select the menu item »USB« with »v« or »Λ« and press »oK« to confirm. 3 Select the line »Safely Remove Disk« with »v« or »Λ« and press »oK« to confirm. note: 7 The data medium can now be removed from the socket. 3 ­ 6 enGlish USB OPERATION---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The file browser The file browser displays video, audio and p ­ icture files stored on external data media. If an external data medium contains files in d ­ ifferent formats, you can, when necessary, filter out the formats not required. Settings in the USB setup menu Selecting the menu 1 Press » «, use »V«, »Λ«, »<« or »>« to select the preset »USB« and press »OK« to confirm. 3 Select the menu item »SOURCE SETUP« with »V« or »Λ« and press »OK« to confirm. T a Note: 7  Additional functions are explained in the f ­ollowing sections. Main menu of the file browser 4 1 3 VIDEO FILES ROOT Photo Music Film Switching on automatic preview If this function is switched on, a preview of the selected file then appears in the file browser. %3 475 45 USB DRIVE Used (MB) Total (MB) 1 Select the line »Auto Preview« with »V« or »Λ«. Now Total Use Control Buttons x1 Speed All Repeat 2 Switch on the function with »<« or »>« (»On«). 3 Press »EXIT « to end the setting. 6 1 Selected data format. 2 5 Selecting the display mode 1 Select »View Mode« with »V« or »Λ«. 2 Select the preferred option with »<« or »>«. 3 Press »EXIT« to end the setting. 2 Name of the data medium. 6 Menu navigation. Setting the display duration for pictures in a slideshow 1 Select »Slide Show Interval« with »V« or »Λ«. 2 Select the display duration (3,  5,  10 ­ econds) s with »<« or »>«. [. . . ] – nformation on the channel, network, I  modulation, symbol rate, quality and signal strength is displayed. 7  Notes: T  he signal information changes in ac­ ord­ c ance with the current input source. The signal properties are displayed in the lower section of the menu. ­ The further the bars for »Quality« and »Signal Strenght« extend to the right, the better the reception signal. The signal level not only depends on your receiver system, but also on the channel which is currently active. Remember this when aligning your antenna based upon the signal level display. 7 Note: Channels can also be deleted from favourites lists. [. . . ]