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USER MANUAL 32-191F3DB BUSH

Full HD 3D Slim LED TV with USB Media Player

User Guide

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Model No

32-191F3DB

Important Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT - Please read these instructions. All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is operated.

Warnings

• To reduce the risk of fi re, electric shock or damage to the television, do not expose it to dust, rain or moisture, or place any objects fi lled with liquids on or near the television.
• Do not place the television in a confined space, ensure that nothing can obstruct the ventilation openings at the rear of the television.

To prevent the spread of fi re, keep candles or other open fl ames away from this product at all times

- Dispose of this television and any components including batteries in an environmentally friendly manner. If in doubt, please contact your local authority for details of recycling.

Safety

• For your safety, this appliance is fitted with a fused moulded 3 pin mains plug. Should the fuse need to be replaced, ensure that any replacement is of the same amperage and approved with the BSI mark.
• The television should be connected to a main socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.
• Never try and replace the mains plug unless you have adequate qualifications and are legally authorised to do so. In the event that a replacement Mains cable is required, contact the manufacturer for a suitable replacement.
• Never use the television if it is damaged in any way.
• Always place the television on a fl at level surface avoiding anywhere which may be subject to strong vibration.
• Ensure the television is not placed on top of the power cable as the weight of the television may damage the cable and cause a safety hazard.
• Never place mobile phones, speakers or any other device which may cause magnetic or radio interference with the television. If interference is apparent, move the device causing the interference away from the television.

• To disconnect the apparatus from the mains, please use the all pole mains switch located on the side, underside or rear of the TV. The switch shall remain readily operable.

• Batteries (battery pack or batteries installed) shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

• Install the product at least 5cm from the wall for ventilation.

Maintenance

• To clean this unit, wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If the surfaces are extremely dirty, use a soft cloth dipped in a soap and water solution or a mild detergent solution.
• Use eyeglass cleaner to remove stubborn dirt from the LCD/LED Screen.
• Never use alcohol, paint thinner or benzene to clean this unit.
• Before using a chemically treated cloth, read the instructions that came with the cloth carefully.

CAUTION: If water or other liquid enters the television through the display panel surface or back cover a malfunction may occur.

Packaging

• The safest way to transport your item is in the original box/packaging - please save your packaging for this.
• You will need original box/packaging in the event of warranty/service repair or support. We are unable to carry out warranty/service if you are unable to package it correctly.

Important Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT - Please read these instructions. All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is operated.

CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

Important Information - Regarding Use of Video Games, Computers, Captions or Other Fixed Image Displays

The extended use of fixed image program material can cause a permanent “shadow image” on the LCD panel.

This background image is viewable on normal programs in the form of a stationary fixed image. This type of irreversible LCD/LED panel deterioration can be limited by observing the following steps:

1. Reduce the brightness/contrast setting to a minimum viewing level.
2. Do not display the fixed image for extended periods of time.
3. Turn the power off when not in actual use.

Examples of images that you need to watch out for are as follows (this is not an exhaustive list):

• TV Channel Logos: e.g. Shopping channel logos and pricing displays; especially if they are bright and stationary.
• Moving or low contrast graphics are less likely to cause ageing of the screen.
• Time Displays
• Teletext: Do not view a stationary page for a long period of time
  • TV/DVD Menus: e.g. Listings of DVD disc content
• Pause Mode: Do not leave the TV in pause mode for long periods of time, e.g. When watching DVDs or videos.

Important - Once 'shadow image/screen burn' occurs, it will never disappear and is not repairable under warranty.

TruSurround HD

SRS TruSurround HD™ creates an immersive, feature-rich surround sound experience from two speakers, complete with rich bass, high frequency detail and clear dialog.

TruSurround HD, SRS and the Symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc.

How do I dispose of this product?

UK: Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. Separate disposal facilities exist. For your nearest facilities, please see www.recycle-more.co.uk or in store for details.

ROI: Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. Separate disposal facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice.

Observe the correct polarity when inserting batteries.

Batteries

• Do not use different types of batteries together or mix old and new batteries.
• Dispose of batteries in an environmentally friendly way.
• Certain regions may regulate the disposal of batteries.

Please consult your local authority.

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Important Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT - Please read these instructions. All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is operated.

CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

3D Safety Information

• If you watch the 3D imaging too closely or for a long period of time, it may harm your eyesight.
• Watching the TV or playing video games that incorporate 3D imaging with the 3D glasses for a long period of time can cause drowsiness, headaches or fatigue to you and/or your eyes. If you have a headache, or otherwise feel fatigued or drowsy, stop watching the TV and take a rest.
• Pregnant woman, seniors, persons with heart problems or persons who experience frequent drowsiness should refrain from watching 3D TV.
• Some 3D imaging may cause you to duck or dodge the image displayed in the video. Therefore, it is best if you do not watch 3D TV near fragile objects or near any objects that can be knocked over easily.
• Please prevent children under the age of 5 from watching 3D TV as it may affect their vision development.

Warning for photosensitization seizure

- Some viewers may experience a seizure or epilepsy when exposed to certain factors, including f1 ashing lights or images in TV or video games. If you or anybody from your family has a history of epilepsy or seizure, please consult with your doctor before watching 3D TV. Also certain symptoms can occur in unspecified conditions without any previous history. If you experience any of the following symptoms, immediately stop watching the 3D imaging and consult a doctor: dizziness or light headedness, visual transition or altered vision, visual or facial instability, such as eye or muscle twitching, unconscious action, convulsion, loss of conscience, confusion or disorientation, loss of directional sense, cramps, or nausea. Parents should monitor their children, including teenagers, for these symptoms as they may be more sensitive to the effects of watching 3D TV.

Risk of photosensitization seizure can be reduced with the following actions.

• Take frequent breaks from watching 3D TV.
- For those who have vision that is different in each eye, they should watch the TV after taking vision correction measures.
- Watch the TV so that your eyes are on the same level as the 3D screen and refrain from sitting too closely to the TV.
- Do not watch the 3D imaging when tired or sick, and avoid watching the 3D imaging for a long period of time.
- Do not wear the 3D glasses for any other purpose than viewing 3D imaging on a 3D TV.
- Some viewers may feel disoriented after watching 3D TV. Therefore, after you watch 3D TV, take a moment to regain awareness of your situation before moving.

Contents

Manufacturers Guarantee Information 3

Important Safety Instructions 4-6

What is included in the box 8

Attaching the stand 9

Detaching the stand and wall mounting 10

Getting Started - Initial Set Up 11

TV Buttons and Input Source Menu 12

Remote Control 13

Connections 14-15

TV Menu Operation 16-22

Channel Menu 16

Picture Menu 17

Sound Menu 18

Time Menu 19

Lock Menu 20

Setup Menu 21

3D Settings 22

PC Operation 23-24

7 Day TV Guide 25

USB Mode / Media Player 26

General Information 27-31

Using your TV with a Sky digital set top box 27

Frequently Asked Questions 28-29

Technical Specifications 30

Index 31

What Is Included In The Box

Accessories

Included with this TV are the following accessories:

1 x User Guide

User Guide

1 x Remote Control

1 x Quick Start Guide 2 x AAA Batteries

1 x RF Cable

1 x TV

Front view of a modern flat-screen monitor with black screen and stand (no visible text or symbols)

8 x 3D Glasses

Black-framed 3D glasses with clear lenses (no text or symbols visible)

1 x Stand Installation Pack

5 x M (4x12)

4 x ST (4x16)

Please save your packaging as you will need this in the event of warranty/service repair or support. We are unable to carry out warranty/service if you are unable to package it correctly. The safest way to package your item in the event of warranty/service repair is in its original box/packaging.

Attaching The Stand

To complete the stand installation you will require a Phillips screw driver.

The Stand Installation pack comes with two sets of screws.

fig 1) Attach the stand neck to the rear of the TV set.

fig 2) Secure the neck to the TV using the 5 x M (4x12) screws provided.

fi g 3) Attach the stand base to the neck.

fig 4) Secure the base to the neck using the 4 x ST (4x16) screws provided.

M (4x12)

ST (4x16)

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5 x M (4x12) 2

11/2 3

4 x ST (4x16) 4

Detaching The Stand And Wall Mounting

Detaching the Stand

To detach the stand please remove the 5 screws highlighted then remove the stand neck and base from the rear of the TV set.

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with a bolt and pin, no text or symbols present

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Wall Mounting the TV

IMPORTANT - Before drilling any holes in the wall ensure you are not drilling where there could be any electric wires, water or gas pipes.

This TV requires a VESA 200 x 100 wall mounting bracket

Diagram of a computer monitor with directional arrows indicating orientation (no text or symbols)

IMPORTANT – If wall mounting this TV, only use the screws already provided in the wall mounting holes. Using other screws which are longer could cause irreparable damage to internal parts.

For optimum viewing, if wall mounting the TV higher than eye level, the TV should be tilted downwards so that the TV's screen is 'face on'. See fig 1 and 2

1) Remove the four screws highlighted below.
2) The wall mount can now be easily attached to the mounting holes on the rear of the TV. These holes are indicated in the picture below.

Fig 1 INCORRECT TV Viewing angle

CORRECT TV Viewing angle Fig 2

Getting Started - Initial Set Up

1) Using the RF cable supplied, connect the TV to the TV Aerial wall socket (Fig A)

Connect the power cable to the Electrical outlet (Fig B)

2) Switch on the television using the power on/off switch located on the side of the TV.

3) Insert the batteries supplied into the Remote control and press the Standby button to power on the TV

4) You will now be welcomed with the initial set-up screen. If it does not appear, on the remote control, please press [MENU] then 8-8-8-8 and the menu will appear. Press OK on the remote control and tuning will start.*

5) After tuning the following screen will appear.*

If you are missing channels, the reason for this is likely to be signal strength, you should consider connecting signal booster and re-tuning the TV.

* Screen shots/images are shown for illustration purposes only and may change dependent on model/region

Important

As part of our ongoing development to reduce power consumption, we have added an extra function to this Television called 'Ecohome' (you will see this during the first time installation set up). Power consumption using the Ecohome function is approximately 15% lower than some other modes. The picture brightness is reduced using the Ecohome function. If this function is not suitable for your viewing environment, you can select other modes as necessary. (Please note, 'Demo' mode is for optimum default picture settings, however, power consumption is approximately 15% higher than 'Ecohome' mode)

Please refer to the user guide section 'Picture settings' in order to change the mode to one that maybe more suitable for your environment. There is also a shortcut button on the remote control called 'P-Mode' should you wish to change to another mode.

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Fig A Fig B

2

Power on/off

3

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First Time Installation Welcome to the setup Wizard Language English Country UK Environment Ephone 1) Connect an RF signal from the TV's input called 'RF-in' and to your TV Aerial socket. 2) Select required language and country. 3) Press OK on remote control to start auto tuning.

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Auto Tuning Status Analogue Channels found ... Digital Channels found ... Radio Channels found ... Data Channels found ... Congratulations. You have completed the tuning process. Press OK to Exit. Note: If not all the channels were found, please try connecting a signal logic between the TV's 6F input and your TV aerial wall socket to improve the signal quality bring received by the TV. Alternatively, upgrade your Aerial to a 'High Gain' digital version. Exit

Connect between TV and TV Aerial socket Signal Booster

TV Buttons & Source Menu

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1. Volume up and menu right
2. Volume down and menu left
3. Programme/Channel up and menu up

4. Programme/Channel down and menu down

5. Displays Menu/OSD

6. Displays the input source menu
7. Standby Power On/Off

Choosing Mode Input/Source

To switch between the different input/connections.

A) Using the buttons on the remote control:

1) Press [SOURCE/ AV] - The source menu will appear
2) Press [V] or [A] to select the input you require.
3) Press [OK]

B) Using the buttons on the Television:

1) Press [SOURCE]
2) Scroll up / down using CH+/CH- buttons to the input/source you require
3) Press Vol+ to change input/source to the one selected.

Input Source FREEVIEW ANALOGUE SCART COMPONENT VGA/PC HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 VIDEO USB MEDIA ▲▼ Move OK Select

Remote Control

Viewing remote control - TV

1. STANDBY
2. MUTE
3. DTV
4. RADIO
5. DVD
6. USB
7. NUMBER BUTTONS
8. TV GUIDE
9. -To return to the previous channel viewed
10. P.MODE - Scrolls through picture mode options
11. VOL ▲/▼
12. CH ▲/▼
13. S.MODE - Scrolls through sound mode options
14. FAV - To display favourites menu
15. MENU
16. EXIT
17. (▲Allows 96) to navigate the on-screen menus and adjust the system settings to your preference
18. SOURCE/AV
19. INFO - Press once for now/next channel information Press twice for programme information about current programme
20. ASPECT
21. SLEEP
22. SUBTITLE
23. AUDIO
24. TEXT
25. TEXT HOLD
26. DISPLAY
27. TEXT/DVD ZOOM - DVD Zoom TEXT
28. DVD Menu

- To restart the current chapter - To advance forward to the next chapter - To stop the playback/Eject Disc - To play in fast rewind mode - To play in fast forward mode - To play/pause

29. REC LIST 30. GOTO 31. A-B 32. REPEAT 33. ANGLE 3D - Change to 3D mode

For Models with Integrated DVD players For Models with PVR Function For Models with USB Playback For Models with 3D Feature

1 2 3 4 5 6 DTV RADIO USB DVD 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TV GUIDE 0 8 9 10 11 + P.MODE + VOL S.MODE CH FAV 12 13 14 15 MENU EXIT 16 17 OK SOURCE INFO 18 19 20 ASPECT SLEEP AUDIO SUBTITLE 21 DISPLAY 24 TEXT TEXT ZOOM 25 DVD MENU. 26 27 28 DVD SETUP ■/▲ 29 REC LIST ■/▲ HI 30 GOIO A-B ANGLE REPEAT 31 32 33

Connections

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1 COAX Audio Out Digital Coax output
2 USB USB Input
3 HDMI 3 HDMI input
4 CI CARD IN Common Interface module
5 Video Video Input
6 R/L Audio in Component Audio input
7 COMPONENT (HD) Component input (YPbPr)
8 EARPHONE Earphone Socket
9 HDMI 1 HDMI input
10 HDMI 2 HDMI input
11 SCART SCART input
12 VGA PC Audio In 3.5mm PC audio input
13 VGA PC VGA-PC input
14 RF IN RF / TV Aerial Input

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 COAX USB HDMI 3 CI CARD IN VIDEO R L Y Pb Pr EARPHONE 9 10 11 12 13 14 HDMI 1 HDMI 2 SCART VGA/PC(Audio in) VGA/PC IN RF IN

Connecting a DVD Player/Recorder, Video Recorder or Cable/Satellite Box

TVs Input/Source should be set to SCART

graph LR
    A["TV Aerial Wall Socket"] --> B["DVD or VCR"]
    B --> C["SCART OUT"]
    B --> D["RFIN"]
    B --> E["SCART"]
    C --> F["Computer"]

Connections

Connecting a Camcorder, Camera or Games Console

Source should be set to Video

graph LR
    A["Camera or Camcorder"] --> B["Yellow"]
    A --> C["White"]
    A --> D["Red"]
    B --> E["Video"]
    C --> F["Audio In L/R"]

Connecting a High Definition (HD) Device

Option 1 - via HDMI to HDMI cable

A HDMI cable can output both video and audio and enables you to enjoy digital-quality video and audio with minimal loss of quality.

TVs Input/Source should be set to HDMI.

graph LR
    A["HDMI OUT"] --> B["HDMI"]
    B --> C["Computer"]

Connecting a High Definition (HD) Device

Option 2 - via Component cable

If you are supplied with a cable from the device which has RED, GREEN, BLUE, RED & WHITE connectors you must connect via Component (for picture) and by phono cable (for sound).

TV Source should be set to Component.

graph TD
    A["Component (HD)"] --> B["Red"]
    A --> C["Green"]
    A --> D["Blue"]
    A --> E["Red"]
    A --> F["White"]
    G["Audio In L/R"] --> H["Computer"]

Channel Menu

CHANNEL Auto Tuning ATV Manual Tuning DTV Manual Tuning Programme Edit Schedule List Signal Information CI Information Move Return Select Exit

Auto Tuning

Allows you to retune the television for all digital channels, digital radio stations and analogue channels.

ATV Manual Tuning

Allows you to manually tune your analogue signal

DTV Manual Tuning

Allows you to manually tune your digital signal

Programme Edit

Allows you to delete, skip and add favourite channels.

Schedule List

Lists your programme reminders

CI Information

Pay per view services require a "smartcard" to be inserted into the TV. If you subscribe to a pay per view service the provider will issue you with a 'CAM' and a "smartcard". The CAM can then be inserted into the COMMON INTERFACE PORT (CI Card In).

Signal Information

Displays signal strength information

A MENU EXIT OK SOURCE NEO

To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control. To enter a menu press [OK]

If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons. To confirm any settings press [OK] button.

To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.

Programme Edit 1 BBC1 2 BBC2 3 ITV1 4 Channel 4 5 five 6 BBC3 7 BBC4 8 ITV2 9 SKY1 10 SKY2 Delete Skip OK AddRemove Menu

Tip: If you do not press any buttons for 10 seconds, the menu will automatically exit. You can change the length of time before the menu exits automatically - see 'Menu Duration' section.

Picture Menu

Picture Mode Contrast Brightness Colour Tint Sharpness Colour Temp Noise Reduction Standard 50 50 50 50 Normal On

Picture Mode

• Standard - Default settings
  • Dynamic - Recommended settings for fast moving pictures
• Mild - Set to be lighter in colour and less bright
• Personal - Lets you manually alter all the settings
• Ecohome - Power saving mode which reduces the energy used by up to 25% (by reducing the power to the LED/LCD panel).in Ecohome mode, the TV will switch itself to Standby mode after 4-5 hours in the event that the TV buttons or remote control buttons are not pressed (see the time menu to de-activate this function).

Contrast

Switch the balance between black and white

Brightness

Increase or decrease the brightness of the picture

Colour

Increases the colour from black and white

Tint

Lets you increase or decrease the level of tint within the picture

Sharpness

Increase or decrease the sharpness of the picture

Colour Temperature

• Normal - Default settings
- Warm - Increases red within the picture
• Cool - Increases blue within the picture

Noise Reduction

• Off - Turns noise reduction off
• Low - Minor system adjustment
  • Middle - Medium system adjustments
  • High - Maximum system adjustments
• Default - Default settings

AEMNU EXIT OK SOURCE NEO

To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control. To enter a menu press [OK]

If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons. To confirm any settings press [OK] button.

To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.

Sound Menu

Sound Mode Treble Bass Balance Auto Volume Level Surround Sound Digital Output AD Volume Standard 50 50 50 On SRS TruSurround HD Auto 50 Move Return Select Exit Help

Sound Mode

• Standard - Default settings
  • Music - Emphasises music over voices
  • Movie - Provides live and full sound for movies
  • Personal - Selects your personal sound settings
  • Sports - Emphasises sound for sports

Treble

To adjust the amount of high frequency within the sound

Bass

To adjust the amount of low frequency within the sound

Balance

To switch the sound between the left and right speakers

Auto Volume Level (AVL)

When 'on' is selected, the volume will stay at a constant level regardless of input/source

Surround Sound

• Off - Off
• SRS TruSurround HD - SRS TruSurround HD™ creates an immersive, feature-rich surround sound experience from two speakers, complete with rich bass, high frequency detail and clear dialog.

MENU EXIT OK SOURCE NFO

Digital Output

• Off - Off
  • Auto - Selects the best settings automatically
• PCM - Select this option if you are connecting to a Stereo Hi-fi via coax cable (Pulse-code modulation (PCM) is a digital representation of an analogue signal)

AD Volume

This allows the user to increase and decrease the AD (Audio Description) volume level.

(Audio Description is a service available on certain programmes. It provides a description of what is happening during the selected programme for a person who is visually impaired)

Tip: Treble and bass levels can only be adjusted when the sound mode 'Personal' is selected.

Time Menu

TIME Clock 04/Aug 10:00 Off Time Off On Time Off Time Zone Off Sleep Timer Off Auto Standby Off OSD Timer 30 s Move Return Select Exit

Clock

Shows the date and time

Off Time

Allows you to set a specific time for your TV to turn off

On Time

Allows you to set a specific time for your TV to turn on, the channel it will then display, the source it will be on and also the volume. This function can then be toggled to repeat every day or a certain day.

Time Zone

Change your current time zone

Sleep Timer

Lets you set the sleep timer so the television automatically switches off after a set amount of time. Off -> 10min -> 20min -> 30min -> 60min -> 90min -> 120min -> 180min -> 240min

Auto standby

Toggle the Function on and off

OSD Timer

Lets you adjust the amount of time the On Screen Menu stays on the screen before disappearing

AEMNU EXIT OK SOURCE NEO

To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control. To enter a menu press [OK]

If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons. To confirm any settings press [OK] button.

To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.

Lock Menu

System Lock Off Key Lock Off Parental Guidance Off Default Source Off Default Channel 1 Source Lock Channel Lock Max Volume 100 Change Password LOCK Move Return Select Exit

System Lock

Allows you to lock or unlock the menu. You will be asked to enter a 4 digit password use the ▶button to quit the password input. Use the ▶button to clear. Default password is 0000

Key Lock

Allows you to lock the buttons on the side of the TV set

Parental Guidance

Allows you to set the rating to block certain content based on age information

Default Source

Allows the user to set the default source. The default source is the source the TV starts on when first switched on

Default Channel

Allows the user to set a channel as the default channel on the Digital source. The default channel is the channel the TV starts on when fi rst switched on

Source Lock

Allows you to lock the source menu

Channel Lock

Allows you to lock certain channels manually

Max Volume

Allows you to adjust and set the maximum volume

Change Password

Allows you to change the password

REFNU EXR OK SOURCE NEO

To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control. To enter a menu press [OK]

If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons. To confirm any settings press [OK] button.

To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.

Setup Menu

Language TT Language Audio Language Subtitle Language Hearing Impaired Aspect Ratio Blue Screen First Time Installation Reset Software Update (USB) HDMI CEC English West English English Off Auto On SETUP Move Return Select Exit

Language

Allows you to change the language of the menu

TT Language

Encoding settings for the proper display of teletext characters

Audio language

Allows the user to change the audio language

Subtitle Language

Allows the user to change the subtitle language

Hearing Impaired

This allows the user to turn on the Hearing Impaired function, this produces subtitles on the screen which provide a description of what is happening during the selected program.

Aspect Ratio

Blue Screen

Changes the background when there is no input between clear and a blue background (Only available on some sources)

First Time Installation

Allows you to retune the television for all digital channels, digital radio stations and analogue channels.

Reset:

Reset Menu System - This resets the menus to factory settings. Reset TV Channels - This clears all the TV channels from the television.

Software Update (USB)

This menu lets you install the new software/fi rmware onto the television. Further details of how to do this will be issued with the fi rmware. Contact the helpline or refer to the 'product support' section of the website.

HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronic Control)

Allows HDMI devices to control each other and allows the user to operate multiple devices with one remote control. (only available with compatible devices)

Within the UK the picture format varies depending on the channel/broadcast. There are a number of different options to best meet your needs

• Auto - Automatically displays the best picture format. So the picture is in the correct position. May have black lines at the top/bottom and/or sides.
• Original - Will display the picture from the broadcaster without any change
  • 4:3 - Displays the 4:3 picture in its original size. Side bars are shown to fill the 16:9 screen

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• 16:9 - Fills the screen with a regular 16:9 signal and 4:3 will stretch to fill the screen

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- 14:9 - Displays the 14:9 picture in the correct proportion. As a result side bars are shown on the screen

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- Zoom - The picture is the correct proportion but zoomed in to fill the screen

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For the best 3D picture effect, watch your TV from vertical angle +/- 10°.

3D Type

When connecting a 3D product sometimes the picture maybe displayed incorrectly; choose from the following settings to correct this. You can toggle these settings by pressing the '3D' button on your remote

3D Off Default settings
Side by Side	3D format is commonly used in 3D broadcasting, works by halving the horizontal resolution of videos to store left and right eye images in each frame. It effectively displays up to 960 x 1080 pixel pictures to each eye, enabling TV stations to telecast 3D content at a much lower bandwidth compared with 3D Blu-ray discs. Typical supported resolutions are limited to 720p and 1080i for 3D TV programs.Users will need to manually select the correct 3D format to properly display side-by-side 3D content on a 3D TV.
Top Bottom	3D format is alternative for 3D broadcast, which is pretty similar to side-by-side 3D except that it halves the vertical resolution instead. Available primarily up to 720p resolution, top-and-bottom 3D offers 1280 pixels horizontally. The higher pixel count is generally considered more suitable for displaying panning motion insports programs.
Frame Packing	As its name suggests, this format stacks the left and right eye images in each frame to retain the content's original resolution for the best 3D pictures. Most, if not all, 1080p 3D Blu-ray movie discs and 720p PS3 3D games are produced utilizing this technique. Another key differentiator is that all 3D TVs should be able to automatically detect frame-packing 3D signals and correctly display the content without user intervention.
Line by Line	The picture signals for left and right eyes are interleaved in alternate lines. The left clip's resolution is halved then placed in the odd lines of the video stream. Correspondingly, the right clip's resolution is halved then placed in the even lines of the video stream. When combined the video stream totals 1920×1080.

Exchange 3D L/R

Change picture sequence for different viewing

Using The Television As A Computer Monitor

How to set up for Windows XP & Windows Vista (connecting via VGA cable to the TV)

IMPORTANT – Before connecting the computer to the television you must ensure the computer settings are correct for the television. You MUST do this using your old monitor.

1) Switch on your computer
2) When fi nished booting up right click your mouse anywhere on the screen

Arrange Icons By Refresh Paste Paste Shortout Save As Scheme... Graphics Options Display Modes Now Properties

XP Screen

View Sort By Refresh Paste Paste Unifruit Undo Copy Ctrl+Z Graphics Properties... Graphics Options New No. Personalize

VISTA Screen

4) Left click your mouse on Setting/Display Settings. Ensure the screen resolution is set to what is shown in the technical specifications section toward the rear of this user guide. To correct the resolution to that of the television move the slider.

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XP Screen

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VISTA Screen

3) Left click your mouse on Properties/Personalise

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XP Screen

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VISTA Screen

5) Left click your mouse on Advance/Advanced Settings and left click on Monitor

Play Shadow File Path Name: Image Balance Play Shadow Status: Show type: Show size: Size: [ ] Alt space that the keyboard is displayed [ ] Clear the keyboard to allow this specific display for the optional keyboard. The key key is an additional display optional keyboard.

XP Screen

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VISTA Screen

6) Left click on the drop down for Screen refresh rate and select 60 Hertz, if you experience picture noise or 'f' ickering', select 50 hertz or 70 hertz.
7) Click on Apply, then click Yes and the settings will be saved.

8) Now switch off your computer and connect the television (as shown)
9) Switch on the TV, select the input/source to VGA/PC and re-start your PC.

PC OR LAPTOP VGA OUT Audio Out PC Audio VGA

Line drawing of a flat-screen computer monitor with no text or symbols

Connecting a Laptop

In addition to the above if you are connecting a laptop to the television you will also need to activate the VGA connection on the laptop. This can vary based on the brand of laptop you have, on many brands/models, it is as per below.

1) Connect the laptop to the television
2) On the Laptop push buttons

The screen will now switch to the television.

Fn + F5 且/口

PC Settings

Auto Adjust H-Offset 50 V-Offset 60 Size 50 Phase 50 Position Reset SCREEN

Auto Adjust

Lets you automatically configure the television to be used as a computer monitor

H Offset

Changes the horizontal position of the picture

V Offset

Changes the vertical position of the picture

Size

Increase picture size

Phase

To adjust delay time of phase in order to reduce the noise of picture

Position Reset

Changes back to the factory settings

AEPNU EXIT SOURCE NEO

To access this menu, press [MENU] button on the remote control. To enter a menu press [OK]

If you wish to make changes to any of the default settings, use the scroll buttons. To confirm any settings press [OK] button.

To exit this menu at anytime, press [EXIT] button.

Tip: If the computer is left in-active for a period of time, the television will switch into a 'sleep' state (the screen will power off to save power). To switch back on press the standby button.

7 Day TV Guide

TV Guide is available in Digital TV mode. It provides information about forthcoming programmes (where supported by the freeview channel). You can view the start and end time of all programmes and on all channels for the next 7 days and set reminders.

1) Press [TV GUIDE]. The following 7 Day TV Guide will appear.

7 Day TV GUIDE
10 Years Younger: The ChallengeSeason 2Support worker Janice Cassidy's lifestyle of long working hours and a penchant for tanninghas taken its toll, while the stress of bringing up two daughters and heavy smoking hasaffected interior designer Shere Morady. Surgeon Jan Stanek and the team set out to provide
		04 Aug 2010 10:42
BBC1	05:00-06:00	10 Years Younger: The Challenge
BBC2	06:00-06:30	The Simpsons
ITV1	06:30-07:00	Hollyoaks
Channel 4	07:00-08:00	Channel 4 News
five	08:00-09:00	How to Look Good Naked
BBC3	09:00-10:00	Newlyweds: The One Year Itch
BBC4	10:00-11:15	Big Brother
ITV2	11:15-11:45	The Big Bang Theory
RemindPrev DayNext DayMove ViewDisplay

2) Navigate through the menu using ▲▼▶◀

You can now:

Set a reminder by pressing GREEN

View a previous day by pressing YELLOW

View the next day by pressing BLUE

3) Press [EXIT] to exit the 7 day TV Guide.

USB Mode / Media Player

USB mode offers playback of various different types of content that you have saved on your USB Memory Stick.

On switching to USB source the above menu screen will appear. The content will be divided into Photo, Music, Movie and Text based on file type.

1) You can navigate through the menus using the scroll ▲buttons. To confirm the item you wish to play/view press [OK] button.
2) Select the drive you require. (If your drive only has 1 partition you will only see 1 item).
3) You can now access the item. Press OK to view.
4) While viewing you control the item using (Fig A) or by pressing (i) and using ▲and (OK)

1)

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2)

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3)

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4)

DSCF1580.JPG Pause Prev Next Stop Rep.ALL Music Playlist Info.

Fig A

Using Your TV With a Sky Digital Set Top Box

Option 1) Connecting your TV to your Sky box (when both the TV and Sky Box are located in the same room)

Depending on your Sky Box & TV model, connect either by SCART or HDMI cables (available separately)

If connecting by SCART, select the 'Input source' on the TV as SCART.

If connecting by HDMI, select the 'Input source' on the TV as HDMI (if the TV has more than 1 HDMI port, ensure you select the input source to match the HDMI numbered port on the rear of the TV)

If you wish to use your Sky remote to operate the TV's functions, you will need a Sky remote control (Revision 9 or later) and you will need to programme a 4 digit code into it. See bottom of this page.

SCART or HDMI cable Sky Box

Option 2) Connecting your TV to your Sky box (when your Sky box is located in a different room to the TV)

Please note, if you are adding a 'Magic Eye/TV Link' to your system so that you can use your Sky remote control to change the Sky channel in the room where the 2nd TV is located, please refer to the instructions included with the TV link/magic eye in order to ensure the RF or RF2 output on your Sky box is powered on. (The red LED light on the TV link/magic eye will light up if the RF / RF2 output is correctly set up) If you do not have the instructions that came with the TV link/magic eye, instructions on how to do it can be found on our web site.

graph LR
    A["2nd TV in another room"] --> B["TV Link/Magic Eye (optional)"]
    B --> C["RF/CDAX cable from Sky Box to 2nd TV"]
    C --> D["SCART or HDMI cable"]
    D --> E["Sky Box"]
    E --> F["Connect to RF or RF2 output on the Sky box"]
    F --> G["Connect to the AerialRF input on the 2nd TV"]

1) To tune the TV to the Sky box, on the 2nd TV, select the 'Analogue' input source.
2) Select the channel that you wish to store the Sky box/channel on. (If you do not use channels 1-5 because you no longer have analogue terrestrial channels after digital switchover, you may choose to select channel 1 to store the Sky box/channel, if you still have and use analogue channels 1-5, you may for example decide that channel 6 is the best option for you)
3) Press the corresponding number on the remote control to select the desired analogue channel chosen as per point 2 above.
4) On the TV remote control, press Menu. Now navigate through the menus to select Manual Tuning or Analogue Manual tuning (refer to the Tuning/Channel menu section of this user guide if necessary)
5) Manually tune in the channel (usually, the Sky box is at a frequency between 800Mhz and 850Mhz) once the Sky box/channel is found, press 'OK' to store it.

If you wish to use your Sky remote to operate the TV's functions, you will need a Sky remote control (Revision 9 or later) and you will need to programme a 4 digit code into it. Please see below.

Using a Sky Remote or a Universal Remote to operate your TV - Sky Remote Control, If you wish to use your Sky remote to operate the basic functions of your TV, you need to programme a 4 digit code into it. Please note. you will need the latest Sky Revision 9 remote control as this is the only version that includes the latest software/firmware necessary to operate this model of TV. The code required for this television is 2134. If you wish to upgrade/replace your existing Sky remote control to the latest version, you can do so on our web site.

Universal Remote Control, If you wish to use a Universal remote control to operate your TV, please refer to the web site for a full list of codes. (Please note we only have codes for One for All branded remote controls, if you have an alternative brand of Universal remote, please refer to the manufacturer for the code.)

Frequently Asked Questions

General I would like to have louder sound by connecting additional speakers	Subject to the TV model and connections, it is possible to connect the TV to an external amplifier or surround sound (subject to connections/inputs on the device) as follows:-1) Connect a COAX cable* from the TV's COAX output to your amplifier/surround systems COAX input2) Connect a 3.5mm jack to L/R phono cable* from the TV's headphone socket (where fitted) to your amplifier/surround sound L/R input. Please note sound to the TV's speakers will be disabled.3) On selected models, it maybe possible to connect a SCART input/output* switch with an additional L/R Phono cable* to the TV's SCART socket and to the L/R Phono Input of your amplifier/surround sound. Please note due to copyright laws it is not possible to output video/sound from the TV on certain sources, i.e. HDMI, DVD etc.*cables and switches mentioned are available to purchase separately from your retailer.
General Why are some options in the menu unavailable and greyed out	Some options are only available in certain sources, i.e. HDMI, PC/VGA. They are unavailable in the other sources where they have no affect.
General Can I stop my TV turning off after 4hrs?	Yes1) In the picture settings menu, de-select Eco-home2) In the time settings menu, scroll down to Auto standby and select OFF
TV I have tuned in Digital TV but I am not receiving any or all of the channels and/or the channels I receive are breaking up	1) Check you are in an area that can receive Freeview. Visit www.freeview.co.uk2) Check you are using an aerial that is able to receive a good digital signal. In most cases, you will need an outdoor digital hi-gain/wideband aerial. In areas that have excellent Freeview coverage, you may be able to use a loft type aerial but it is highly likely that you will also need to connect a booster between the back of the TV and the TV aerial wall socket. Unfortunately, to receive a good enough digital signal, it is not possible to use a portable/indoor type aerial. This may change once the analogue signal is switched off in 2012 and the Digital signal strength is increased.
TV I have re-tuned my television but when I switch it off it is not storing the channels	Complete a first time installation, please refer to the set-up menu section of the manual of how to do this
VCR/DVD Recorder	I have connected the TV to my VCR or DVD Recorder via SCART but it is not recording

Frequently Asked Questions

Game Consoles	I have connected my PS3 to the TV via HDMI, but I am not receiving any pictures or sound on my TV	1) Ensure the TVs source is on HDMI2) Check your settings on your PS3 are as per the PS3 instruction manual
Game Consoles	I have connected my Xbox 360 to the TV via Component Cables (Red, Green & Blue) but I am not receiving any sound	Component cables only provide HD Pictures. For the sound you will need to connect the Red & White audio cables on the Xbox to the Red & White phono inputs on the rear of the TV. Please refer to the ‘Connections’ pages.
USB Mode	I have inserted a USB Memory Key, but the TV does not recognise it	Ensure the USB Memory Key is formatted to type FAT32.
USB Mode	Using a USB portable hard drive	If you wish to use a portable hard drive larger than 32GB, please note that it must be formatted to the FAT32 file system in order to operate on this TV. Windows XP/Vista computers are only capable of formatting up to 32GB, therefore, you will need a software programme/utility to format larger hard drives. Please refer to the web site for more information.
System Lock	I have changed the password on the television and now forgotten it	There is a master password of 4711, to gain access to the TV menu and reset the normal password
3D mode The picture is not displaying correctly		Press the 3D button to toggle through the different 3D picture formats.
3D mode I have downloaded a 3D movie but it will not play via USB		3D mode is not supported via USB.

Note:

Supplier may change TV software and on screen graphics without warning

Technical Specification

Model 32/191F3DB
Screen size (diagonal) 32"/81cm
Resolution 1920 x 1080
RF 75 ohm Antenna / PAL-SECAM
Video Inputs 3 x HDMI, 1 x VGA/PC, 1 x $CART, 1 x USB, 1 x Composite/Video, 1 x Component/YPbPr
Sound Inputs	1 x shared audio for Composite/Video & Component/YPbPr,1 x 3.5mm jack for PC audio input
Sound Outputs 1 x Coax Audio output, 1 x 3.5mm headphone jack
USB Port 1
Sound power,watts (RMS)	2 x 9W
Dimensions including stand (mm) 755W x 515H x 180D
Net weight 10.8 kgs
Energy Consumption Info
Voltage and power consumption 110-240v 50 / 60Hz40 / 60 / 80W (Ecohome / Standard / Max)EEI - A (Energy Rating)(in standby less than 0.5w)

Index

3D Settings 22
Attaching the stand 9
Aspect Ratio 21
Auto Configuration of screen (PC) 23
Auto Tuning 16
Auto Volume Level 18
Balance 18
Bass 18
Blue Screen 21
Brightness 17
Clock	19
Colour 17
Colour Temperature 17
Common Interface	20
Connections	14-15
Contrast	17
Detaching the base/stand	10
Digital Output	18
First Time Installation	11
Frequently Asked Questions	28-29
Getting Started	11
Horizontal Position (PC)	24
Important installation instructions	10

Language	21
Manual Search	16
Noise Reduction	17
Phase (PC)	24
Picture Mode	17
Remote control	13
Reset to default	21
Sharpness	17
Sleep Timer	20
Sound Mode	18
Source Menu	12
System Lock	20
Technical Specifications	30
Treble	18
TV buttons	12
TV Guide	25
USB Mode / Media Player	26
Using the television as a computer monitor	23
Using your TV with a Sky digital set top box	27
Vertical Position (PC)	24
Wall mounting	10
What is included in the box	8