CAV242L - TV Caratec - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	LED TV 24" (61 cm)
Resolution	1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD)
Image format	16:9
Contrast ratio	1000:1
Brightness	250 cd/m²
Viewing angle (H/V)	85°/85°/80°/80°
Speakers	2 x 3 Watts
Tuners	Analog, DVB-T, DVB-S2, DVB-C
Connectivity	HDMI, SCART, Component (YPbPr), Composite, USB, PC (VGA), PC Audio, Digital audio output (SPDIF), Headphone jack
USB port	Yes (FAT32, up to 500 GB)
Supported USB formats	Audio: AAC, M4A, MP3, WAV, WMA; Video: AVI (XVID, DivX), MP4 (H.264), MKV (MP4V), MPG (MPEG-1/2); Image: BMP, JPG, JPEG, PNG; Text: TXT
CI slot	Yes
Power supply	12-24 V DC (via cigarette lighter cable or included 230 V/12 V power adapter)
Power consumption (standby/on)	0.2 W / 28 W
Energy class	B
Dimensions (W x H x D) without stand	581.5 x 362 x 42.5 mm
Weight	3.6 kg
VESA mounting	100 x 100 mm (M4 screws, max. depth 8 mm)
Operating temperature	0 °C to 50 °C
Pixel defect class	0 (no defects according to ISO 9241-307)
Included accessories	Remote control, AAA batteries, detachable stand, 12 V power cable, 230 V/12 V power adapter, manual

Frequently Asked Questions - CAV242L Caratec

How to connect the TV power supply?

You can power the TV via the cigarette lighter socket (12-24 V) or via the included 230 V power adapter. Connect the power cable to the DC 12 V input on the back of the TV, then set the rear switch to On.

How to perform an automatic channel search?

Select the desired source (DVB-T, DVB-C, DVB-S) using the INPUT button. Press LCD MENU, go to Channels, choose Auto search and confirm with OK. The search may take up to 20 minutes.

Can I play video files from a USB drive?

Yes, plug in a USB flash drive formatted in FAT32 (max 500 GB). Press the MEDIA button on the remote or select USB as the source. Choose the Movie category, browse folders and select a compatible file (AVI, MP4, MKV, MPG).

The remote control does not work, what to do?

Check that the batteries are correctly inserted (polarity +/-). If necessary, replace them with new ones (AAA 1.5 V). Make sure no obstacle blocks the signal between the remote and the TV.

How to mount the TV on a VESA wall mount?

Remove the stand by loosening the screws. The TV is compatible with VESA 100x100 mm. Use M4 screws with a maximum depth of 8 mm to avoid damaging the device.

What to do if the screen displays 'No signal'?

Check that the correct source is selected (INPUT button). Make sure the antenna or cable is properly connected. If you are using DVB-T, enable the 5V Active Antenna option in the menu if your antenna is passive.

How to clean the TV screen?

Unplug the device. Use a soft, damp cloth (no cleaning products). For stubborn marks, use a special flat screen cleaner. Avoid any contact with liquids.

What file formats are supported by the USB player?

Audio: AAC, M4A, MP3, WAV, WMA. Video: AVI (XVID, DivX), MP4 (H.264), MKV (MP4V), MPG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2). Image: BMP, JPG, JPEG, PNG. Text: TXT. The device must be formatted as FAT32 and with a maximum capacity of 500 GB.

How to set the automatic shutdown?

Press LCD MENU, go to Schedule, then Off time (or Auto standby). Set the desired time. When the timer is reached, the TV goes into standby.

Does the TV have a built-in CD/DVD player?

No, the CAV242LTS model does not have a DVD player. Media playback is via the USB port or HDMI/Composite inputs.

USER MANUAL CAV242L Caratec

Caratec Vision CAV192L CAV222L CAV242L

Bedienungsanleitung

User's Manual

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Channel Type >All<
Service Type >All<
Polarization >Auto<

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1. General Information....28
2. Scope of supply 29
3. Initial start-up and operation....30

3.1. Ports 30
3.2. Establishing the power supply 30
3.3. Image and Sound Sources 31
3.4. Appliance control panel....32
3.5. Remote control 32
3.6. Fastening on the VESA bracket....35

1. The main menu....36

4.1. Navigating the menu 36
4.2. The level „Channel“ 36
4.3. The level "Picture" 37
4.4. The level "Sound" 37
4.5. The level "Time" 38
4.6. The level "Option" 38
4.7. The level „Lock“ 39

1. The DVD menu 40

5.1. Navigation in the Menu 40
5.2.Generalsettings....40
5.3. Audio settings....41
5.4. Preferences....41

1. The Television Functions....42

6.1. Television via Satellite (DVB-S) 42
6.2. Television via a Terrestrial Antenna (DVB-T) 43
6.3. Television via a Cable Connection (DVB-C) 43
6.4. Backing up and Restoring the personal List of Channels 43
6.5. Resetting the List of Channels (DVB-S)....43

1. Playing a DVD 44

2. Playback of Media (USB) 45

8.1. Prerequisites....45
8.2. Playback 45

1. Troubleshooting 46

2. Specification 47

11.1 Notes on the pixel fault class 49

1. General Information

To prevent damage to your appliance, please observe the following points during the initial start-up and use of it.

Mounting to a wall bracket	at the mounting screws are not too long. The screws (M4) must not protrude into the appliance by more than 8 mm.
Cleaning the appliance	ing disconnect the power supply line. Do not use detergents, do only clean with a soft humid cloth or special detergents for flat screens.
LED display	he damaged by heavy pressure onto the screen surface.
Heat / Humidity	I'd be exposed neither to extreme heat (direct sunlight, radiator, open flame) nor to water and humidity, respectively.
Condensation	cold environment to a warm environment, the appliance must be left to stand for at least an hour without being connected to a power outlet. A rapid change in temperature can lead to the build-up of condensation in the appliance, which causes damage when in operation.
Air circulation	ce from overheating, the vent holes on the back must always be kept clear.
Small parts	ll parts or liquids penetrate the appliance. This can lead to damage to the appliance or even to fire.

2. Scope of supply

Please, ensure that the following parts are included in the scope of supply.

TV set, foot*

Remote control, 2 AAA batteries*

Simple 3D rectangular block labeled 'Manual' (no other text or symbols)

Power supply connection cable*

Power supply unit (12V)*

Power supply unit Connection cable for cigarette lighter*

* optional, depending on version

3. Initial start-up and operation

3.1. Ports

External appliances or sources can be very easily connected to your TV set. The connections are located on the back side of the appliance. It is possible to connect passive as well as active antennas (with integrated booster) to the antenna input.

Port Explanation
DC 12V Connection power cable / power supply
HDMI A/V input for external source, digital
SCART A/V input for external source
PC AUDIO Audio connection PC
PC Video connection PC
DVB-T/C TV antenna connection
COAXIAL Digital audio output
MINI AV AV input
MINI YPBPR Component video input
USB USB connection to play media data (FAT32)
DVB-S2	Connection for satellite dish
CI	CI slot for receiving coded stations
EARPHONE	Headphone output

* optional, depending on version

3.2. Establishing the power supply

You have the following possibilities of supplying your Caratec TV set with power:

1. Connecting the set to the vehicle's on-board power supply (12-24VDC). If you use a cable which is longer than 5m , you must use a cable with a cross section of at least 2× 2.5mm^2 .

Positive polarity:

1. Connecting to the cigarette-lighter (12-24VDC).

2. Connecting to a 230V power plug using the mains adapter supplied with the TV set (230VAC/12VDC).

Switch on the set's main switch on the rear side after connecting to the power supply.

3.3. Image and Sound Sources

Selecting a source:

Action Control panel Remote control
Open source selection TV/AV INPUT
Select source CH+ (up)	CH- (down)	▲ (up)▼ (down)
Confirm selection VOL + (forward) OK

Your appliance supports the following sources:

Source CAV192LTS	CAV222LTSCAV242LTS	CAV192LDTSCAV222LDTSCAV242LDS
ATV	√	√
DVB-T	√	√
DVB-C	√	√
DVB-S	√	√
USB	√	√
AV	√	√
PC	√	√
YPBPR	√	√
DVD -		√
Scart	√	√
HDMI	√	√

Possibly not all feature versions are available for all sizes.

3.4. Appliance control panel

At the right side of the TV set there is a control panel. With these buttons all important functions can be controlled, such as e.g. switching the appliance on and off.

PLAY/PAUSE: Play / stop disk

EJECT: Eject disk

STANDBY: Appliance power on / off

TV/AV: Source selection

CH+: Next channel, navigation: ▲

CH-: Previous channel, navigation: ▼

VOL+: Increase volume, navigation: ▶

VOL-: Reduce volume, navigation:

MENU: Show menu

3.5. Remote control

For activating the remote control, open the battery port on the back side, and position the supplied batteries (AAA, 2 x 1.5V) according to the marks „+“ and „-“.

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No. Designation Description
01 STA	NDBY Switch appliance on / off
02 Numerical keys To enter numbers
03 -/-- Channel selection
04 ASPECT Format changeover
05 VOL + Increase Volume
06 VOL - Decrease Volume
07	DISPLAY	Display information bar
08	▲	Navigation button: up
09 OK	Navigation button: confirmation
10	◀	Navigation button: to the left
11	▼	Navigation button: down
12 LCD	MENU Display of the main menu
13 PMODE	Screen mode selection
14 INPUT	Source selection
35 LANG	Change audio language
39 SMODE	Sound mode selection
40 SLEEP	Adjust sleep timer
41 EXIT	Exit from menu
42	▶	Navigation button: to the right
43 CH	Channel selection, down
44 NICAM	Not assigned
45 CH+	Channel selection, up

No. Designation Description

46 Last selected channel

47 AUTO Automatic screen adaptation in PC mode

48 MUTE Muting

Only for appliances with DVB-T (DTV) / DVB-S

No. Designation Description
15 FAV	- Channel selection, favourites, down
16 FAV	Display favourites menu
17 HOLD	D Stop teletext page, prevent page change
18 TEXT	Open teletext
19 SIZE	Magnification of teletext page
20	INDEX	Back to teletext front page
21	▶II	Activate Time-Shift
22 MEDIA	Display media menu
23	■	without function
24	●	without function
25		Green selection button
26		Red selection button
26	TV/RADIO	Switch between TV and Radio Mode
27		Yellow selection button
28		Blue selection button
36 SUBTITLE	Set	subtitle
37 FAV	+ Channel selection, favourites, up
38	EPG	Display programme overview (Electronic Programm Guide)

Only for appliances with DVD

No. Designation Description
17 ZOOM	Image zoom in/zoom out
19 TITLE	Title menu
20 D.MENU	DVD	main menu
21	▶II	Play / Pause
23		Stop
25 INTRO	Chapter overview
No. Designation	Description
27	REPEAT	Rerun
28	A-B	Rerun of self-selected scenes
29	I◀◀	Chapter forward
30	▶▶I	Chapter back
31	◀◀	Backwards
32	▶▶	Forwards
33	D.DISP	Information bar: Time, chapter etc.
34	GOTO	Chapter selection
36	SUBTITLE Setting of subtitle
41	DVD SETUP	Display DVD menu
47	▲	Eject DVD

AUTOSTANDBYMUTE 1 48 123 47 456 789 46 ASPECTNICAM 45 + - + + 44 DISPLAY 43 42 41 40 MENUEXT INPUT PMOOSMOOESLEEP 39 16 FAV FAV-FAV+EPG 38 TEXT HOLD LANGSUBTITLE 37 18 INDEX SIZEREVEALSUBPAGE 36 20 MEDIA 35 22 33 23 24 31 25 26 TV/RADIO 27 29 28

3.6. Fastening on the VESA bracket

ATTENTION: When mounting the VESA bracket, please observe that the screws (M4) must not protrude into the appliance by more than 8 mm max.

For fastening the monitor on a bracket, the foot can be removed as follows:

Diagram Procedure
	Place the appliance cautiously onto an even surface. If necessary, put a soft and clean cloth underneath to prevent the LED screen from becoming scratched.Remove the two screws on the underside. Then press the knob on the upper side and remove the pedestal by turning to the right.Unscrew the three remaining screws to completely remove the mount.

4. The main menu

For matching the appliance to your demands, you are able to carry out several settings via the menu. The menu can be accessed pressing the „LCD MENU“-button on your remote control or the „MENU“ button on the appliance control panel.

4.1. Navigating the menu

Action Control panel Remote control
TV menu call-up MENU LCD MENU
Select level VOL+ (forward)	VOL+ (back)	► (forward)◄ (back)
Changing to the set-up mask of a level	CH- (down)	▼ (down)
Exiting the setting mask of a level MENU LCD MENU
Navigating within the set-up mask	CH- (up)CH- (down)	▲ (up)▼ (down)
Change of settings	TV/AV	OK
Confirming settings and exiting the set-up mask	MENU	OK
Exiting the TV menu	MENU EXIT

Please, do also always observe the on-screen displayed navigation information.

4.2. The level „Channel“

For carrying out settings in level „Channel“ proceed as follows:

1. Call up the menu by pressing the „LCD MENU“-button on the remote control.
2. Select level „Channel“.
3. Change to the set-up mask of the level.

Function Explanation
Auto Scan	Start automatic station search for the selected source.
Cable Manual Tuning (DVB-C/T sowie ATV)	Starting manual station search for the selected source.
Programme Edit	Stations can be arranged, deleted, blocked or marked as favourites.
Signal Information	Have signal information of the station displayed.
CI Information	Display information on the plugged-in CI cards.
5V Antenna Power	For active antennae, switch on to operate the antennae with 5V.
Dish Setup	Management of satellites and transponder.
Import Preset Channels	Reset the sender list to delivery status.

4.3. The level „Picture“

For carrying out settings in level „Picture“ proceed as follows:

1. Call up the menu by pressing the „LCD MENU"-button on the remote control.

2. Select level „Picture“.

3. Change to the set-up mask of the level.

Function Explanation
Picture Mode	Selection of different picture modes (Standard / Dynamic / Mild / User).
Contrast	Adjustment of the contrast ratio.
Brightness	Adjustment of brightness.
Color	Adjustment of the colour ratios.
Sharpness	Setting the screen sharpness.
Tint	Adjusting the tinting (NTSC format only).
Color Temperature	Select colour temperature (Cool / Medium / Warm / User).
Red	Fine tuning of the displayed red shades.
Green	Fine tuning of the displayed green shades.
Blue	Fine tuning of the displayed blue shades.
Aspect Ratio	Selection of different image formats (4:3 / 16:9 / Zoom1 / Zoom2 / Panorama).
Noise Reduction	Setting the noise reduction (Off / Low / Middle / High).
Screen	Adjust size and position of PC screen.

4.4. The level „Sound“

For carrying out settings in level „Sound“ proceed as follows:

1. Call up the menu by pressing the „LCD MENU"-button on the remote control.

2. Select level „Sound“.

3. Change to the set-up mask of the level.

Function Explanation
Sound Mode	Selection of different sound effects (Standard / Music / Movie / Sports / User).
Tre ble	Treble setting.
Bass	Bass setting.
Balance	Setting the balance between right and left loudspeaker.
Auto Volume	Switching the automatic volume control on or off.
Surround Sound	Switching the surround sound on or off.
SPDIF Mode	Switching the AD switch on or off (Off / PCM / Auto).

For carrying out settings in level „Time“ proceed as follows:

1. Call up the menu by pressing the „LCD MENU“-button on the remote control.
2. Select level „Time“.
3. Change to the set-up mask of the level.

Function Explanation
Clock	Indication of the hour. The hour is automatically set by the system.
Off Time	Time setting for different switch-off times.
On Time	Time setting for different switch-on times.
Sleep Timer	Setting the time for automatic switch-off of the TV.
Auto Sleep	Setting the time for the appliance to automatically move into stand-by mode when no operation has been performed during this time period.
Time Zone	Select time zone.

4.6. The level „Option“

For carrying out settings in level „Option“ proceed as follows:

1. Call up the menu by pressing the „LCD MENU“-button on the remote control.
2. Select level „Option“.
3. Change to the set-up mask of the level.

Function Explanation
OSD language	Defining the menu language.
Audio Languages 1st	Defining the audio language in case of multi-channel sound.
Audio Languages 2nd	Defining the audio language in case of multi-channel sound.
Subtitles Languages 1st	Select subtitle language.
Subtitles Languages 2nd	Select subtitle language.
OSD Duration	Setting the time for automatically hiding the LED menu.
Country	Depending on the station search in DVB-T. Not adjustable.
Restore Factory Default	Reset appliance to factory settings.

4.7. The level „Lock“

For carrying out settings in level „Lock“ proceed as follows:

1. Call up the menu by pressing the „LCD MENU“-button on the remote control.
2. Select level „Lock“.
3. Change to the set-up mask of the level.

Entry of the preset PIN code necessary. Factory-set PIN code: "0000".

Function Explanation
Lock Channel	Turn the parental controls on or off.
Set Passwort	Personalizing the factory-set password.
Block Program	Tag defined stations with password protection. For showing the running program of a station it is required to enter the password.
Parental Guidance	Defining the age limit for youth protection settings.
Hotel Setting	Restrict the functions of the set for the user. Import and export the list of channels.

5. The DVD menu

For matching the DVD player to your demands, you are able to carry out different settings in the DVD menu. For menu call-up press the „DVD Setup“ button on the remote control.

5.1. Navigation in the Menu

Action Procedure
DVD menu call-up DVD Setup	Requirement: DVD selected as source
Select level ▶ (forward)	◀ (back)
Changing to the set-up mask of a level ▼ (down)
Exiting the setting mask of a level ◀ (back)
Changing the line in the set-up mask ▲ (up)	▼ (down)
Enable set-up for editing ▶ (forward)
Changing set-ups ▲ (up)	▼ (down)
Confirming setting and exiting the set-up mask OK
Exiting the DVD menu DVD Setup

5.2. General settings

Function Explanation
TV Display	Adjusting the screen display format.
OSD Lang	Set-up of menu language (DE/FR/ENG).
Screen Saver	Activated screen saver on / off. Comes up after the image was stopped for a longer time.
Last Memory	The activation of this function makes the appliance memorize the position where the DVD was stopped before switch-off.Replay of the DVD is continued at this position after starting it again.

5.3. Audio settings

Function Explanation
Speaker Setup	Switch the downmix function (convert multi-channel sound into stereo sound) on / off.
Dual Mono	Switching between stereo and mono channels.
Dynamic	Differences between soft and loud sounds are adjusted.

5.4. Preferences

The menu can be accessed only if the DVD is ejected.

Entry of the preset password necessary. Factory-set password: "123456".

Function Explanation
TV Type	Select TV standard (PAL / NTSC).
Audio	Setting the playback language.
Subtitle	Set-up of subtitle language.
Disc Menu	Setting the menu language.
Parental	If a film is inserted, whose age rating is higher than what has been approved by you, then it cannot be played.
Password	Personalise password.
Default	Reset DVD menu to factory settings.

6. The Television Functions

Note: Depending on the location, the search run can take up to 20 minutes. If the search run is interrupted, the list of channels is incomplete or even empty. However, you can reset the list of channels to the delivery status.

6.1. Television via Satellite (DVB-S)

Connection

Connect the satellite dish and the set with a conventional coaxial cable to the "DVB-S-Tuner" inlet. Align the dish to the required satellites.

Automatic Channel Search Run

To start an automatic channel search run, proceed as follows:

1. Select "DVB-S" as the source.
2. Press the "LCD MENU" button on your remote control.
3. Choose the "Auto Scan" function.
4. Press "OK"
5. You can configure the search run in the following window. Default settings:

Scan Mode >Blind Scan<*

Channel Type >All<

Service Type >All<

Polarization >Auto<

1. Start the search run by pressing the blue button on your remote control.

2. After ending the channel tuning, a TV image appears if a signal exists.

Manual Channel Search

To carry out a manual channel search, proceed as follows:

1. Select "DVB-S" as the source.
2. Press the "LCD MENU" button on your remote control.
3. Select the function "Dish setup" in the "Channel" level.

4. Select the required satellite or transponder and mark it with "OK".

5. Press the blue button on your remote control and select the following in the following window:

Scan Mode >Blind Scan<*

Channel Type >All<

Service Type >All<

Polarization >Auto<

1. Start the search run by pressing the blue button on your remote control.

2. After ending the channel tuning, a TV image appears if a signal exists.

Scan Mode Explanation

Default	Scanning the known transponder on the satellite.
Blind Scan	Complete scan over the full frequency spectrum of a satellite without use of presets.
Network	Scan with the help of a transponder list transmitted by satellite.

6.2. Television via a Terrestrial Antenna (DVB-T)

Connection

Connect your terrestrial antenna with the "DVB-T/C" inlet on the back. If you use a passive antenna (without its own power supply), switch the "5V Antenna Power" option in the "Channel" level of the main menu to "On".

Manual Channel Search Run

To carry out a manual channel search, proceed as follows:

1. Select "DVB-T" as the source.
2. Press the "LCD MENU" button on your remote control.
3. Choose the "Cable Manual Tuning" function.
4. Press "OK".
5. You can configure the search run in the following window. (Recommended: FULL / Auto / Auto / Auto).

6.3. Television via a Cable Connection (DVB-C)

Connection

Connect your outlet and the set with a conventional coaxial cable to the "DVB-T/C" inlet.

Manual Channel Search Run

To carry out a manual channel search, proceed as follows:

1. Select "DVB-C" as the source.
2. Press the "LCD MENU" button on your remote control.
3. Choose the "Cable Manual Tuning" function.
4. Press "OK".
5. You can configure the search run in the following window. (Recommended: FULL / Auto / Auto / Auto)

6.4. Backing up and Restoring the personal List of Channels

To back up or restore your personal list of channels, proceed as follows:

1. Press the "LCD MENU" button on your remote control.
2. Move to the "Lock" level.
3. Open the "Hotel Setting" function.

Connect a suitable empty USB medium to the back of the set. Choose the "DataBase Export" function to back up your current list of channels.

To restore a previously backed up list of channels, select the "DataBase Import" function. The file containing the lists of channels must be in the root directory of the USB medium.

6.5. Resetting the List of Channels (DVB-S)

To reset the list of channels to the delivery status, proceed as follows:

1. Select "DVB-S" as the source.
2. Press the "LCD MENU" button on your remote control.
3. Select the "Import Preset Channels" function and press "OK".
4. Select "YES" to confirm the following information
5. Wait until the menu closes independently.

7. Playing a DVD

To play a DVD, insert this into the drive on the right side of the set. Ensure that the underside of the DVD is facing you. Slowly insert the DVD until it is automatically accepted by the disk drive.

Please note that the insertion and removal of the DVD is only possible when DVD is selected as the source.

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8. Playback of Media (USB)

8.1. Prerequisites

You can playback data saved on a USB medium. To playback media data, make sure that your storage medium fulfils the following properties.

Characteristics
Formatting FAT32
Maximum storage capacity 500 GB
Type of USB USB 2.0
Supported file formats Audio: aac, m4a, mp3, wav, wmaVideo: avi (XVID, DivX), mp4 (H.264), mkv (MP4V),mpg (MPEG-1, MPEG-2)Image: bmp, jpg, jpeg, pngText: txt

8.2. Playback

1. Press the „Media“ button on your remote control or select „USB“ as source.
2. The four categories „Photo“, „Music“, „Movie“ and „Text“ are displayed. Select the category where your file is located and confirm with „Ok“.
3. Select the storage space (C) of the medium and the subfolder, if required. The data saved on the medium are displayed.
4. For playing a file, press the „OK“ button, for deleting a file the red button on your remote control.

9. Troubleshooting

Problem Solution
No function Please ensure that	the power cable is correctly connected.Please ensure that the mains switch on the rear side is switched on.Please ensure that the polarity of the power supply.
No image Please ensure that the	according source (Input) is selected.Please ensure that the according source or antenna is correctly connected.
No sound Please check the volume.	Please check if the mute function is activated.
Blue screen Please ensure that	the according source (Input) is selected.
Appliance does not respond to remote control.	Please ensure that the batteries are inserted according to the marks for the poles. Please replace the batteries, if required.
DTV / DVB-T mode:Error message „no signal“	Please check the antenna connection.Please restart the programme search.
DVB-S mode:Error message „no signal“	Please check the antenna connection.Please restart the programme search.
PC mode:The image is too small, too large or displaced	Please select PC as source and change the image settings in the LCD menu.Please select PC as source and press the Auto button on the remote control.

10. Specification

Technical data 19" (47 cm) LED TV CAV192 22" (55 cm) LED TV CAV222
Item number CAV192LDTS CAV222LTS, CAV222LDTS
Resolution (Pixel) 1366 x 768 px 1920 x 1080 px (Full HD)
Image format 16:9 16:9
Contrast ratio 1000:1 1000:1
Brightness 250 cd/m2 250 cd/m2
Viewing angle (R/L/A/B) 85°/85°/80°/80°	85°/85°/80°/80°
Loudspeaker	2 x 3 Watt	2 x 3 Watt
Analog TV Tuner	Yes	Yes
DVB-T Tuner	Yes	Yes
DVB-S2 Tuner	Yes, for CAV192LDTS	Yes, for CAV221LTS/LDTS
DVD player	Yes, for CAV192LDTS	Yes, for CAV221LDT/LDTS
HDMI	Yes	Yes
Scart	Yes	Yes
Component (Y,Pb,Pr)	Yes, over 3,5 mm Klinke (optional)	Yes, over 3,5 mm Klinke (optional)
Composite (FBAS)	Yes, over 3,5 mm Klinke (optional)	Yes, over 3,5 mm Klinke (optional)
USB connection (media player)	Yes	Yes
PC (VGA)	Yes	Yes
PC audio (3,5 mm)	Yes	Yes
Antenna connection analogue/DVB-T with 5V output for active DVB-T antennas	Yes	Yes
Antenna connection DVB-S2	Yes, for CAV191LDTS	Yes, for CAV221LTS/LDTS
CI slot	Yes	Yes
Digital audio output (cinch connector)	Yes	Yes
Headphone (3.5 mm)	Yes	Yes
Remote control	Yes	Yes
Foot (detachable)	Yes	Yes
12V connection cable	Yes	Yes
Power supply unit (100 ... 240 V), external	Yes	Yes
VESA mounting option	Yes, 100 mm	Yes, 100 mm
Set switch on/off	Yes	Yes
Supported USB file formats	Music: aac, m4a, mp3, wav, wmaPictures: bmp, jpg, jpeg, pngVideo: avi (XVID, DivX), mp4 (H.264), mkv (MP4V), mpg (MPEG-1, MPEG-2)
Operating voltage	12-24 V	12-24 V
Power consumption (OFF/stand-by/ON)	CAV192LDTS: 0/0,2/28 Watt	CAV222LTS: 0/0,2/25 WattCAV222LDTS: 0/0,2/30 Watt
Energy efficiency class	B	B
Temperature range operation / storage	0...50°C/-20...60°C	0...50°C/-20...60°C
Pixel defect class to EN ISO 9241-307	0 (fault-free)	0 (fault-free)
Weight	CAV192LDTS: 3,5 kg	CAV222LTS: 3,5 kgCAV222LDTS: 3,8 kg
Dimensions (W x H x D in mm) without foot	460 x 293 x 42,5 mm	527 x 331 x 42,5 mm

Technical data 24" (61 cm) LED TV CAV242
Item number CAV242LTS
Resolution (Pixel) 1920 x 1080 px (Full HD)
Image format 16:9
Contrast ratio 1000:1
Brightness 250 cd/m2
Viewing angle (R/L/A/B) 85°/85°/80°/80°
Loudspeaker 2 x 3 Watt
Analog TV Tuner Yes
DVB -T Tun er Yes
DVB -S 2 Tun er Yes
DVD player No
HDMI Yes
Scart	Yes
Component (Y,Pb,Pr)	Yes, over 3,5 mm Klinke (optional)
Composite (FBAS)	Yes, over 3,5 mm Klinke (optional)
USB connection (media player)	Yes
PC (VGA)	Yes
PC audio (3,5 mm)	Yes
Antenna connection analogue/DVB-T with 5V output for active DVB-T antennas	Yes
Antenna connection DVB-S2	Yes
CI slot	Yes
Digital audio output (cinch connector)	Yes
Headphone (3.5 mm)	Yes
Remote control	Yes
Foot (detachable)	Yes
12V connection cable	Yes
Power supply unit (100 ... 240 V), external	Yes
VESA mounting option	Yes, 100 mm
Set switch on/off	Yes
Supported USB file formats	Music: aac, m4a, mp3, wav, wmaPictures: bmp, jpg, jpeg, pngVideo: avi (XVID, DivX), mp4 (H.264), mkv (MP4V), mpg (MPEG-1, MPEG-2)
Operating voltage	12-24 V
Power consumption (OFF/stand-by/ON)	CAV242LTS: 0/0,2/28 Watt
Energy efficiency class	B
Temperature range operation / storage	0...50°C/-20...60°C
Pixel defect class to EN ISO 9241-307	0 (fault-free)
Weight	CAV242LTS: 3,6 kg
Dimensions (W x H x D in mm) without foot	581,5 x 362 x 42,5 mm

10.1 Notes on the pixel fault class

Unless indicated to the contrary, all the flat screens supplied by Caratec GmbH comply with Class 0.

In case of flat screens pixel defects occur related to technology and production. A 22" display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels e.g. consists of more than 2 million individual screen cells controlled by tiny transistors. With such a tremendous number it is possible that in spite of highest quality standards one or several individual cells are not perfectly functioning, and are permanently switched on or off. Then, the outcome are continuously shining or continuously black pixels on the screen.

In this respect, the ISO standard 9241-307 defines quality classes providing transparency with respect to warranty claims of final customers, retailers and wholesalers against the manufacturers. With the commitment to an ISO defect class, the monitor manufacturers undertake to comply with the corresponding standard for serial production. In this, the pixel defect classes are guided by the number of pixel defects and by the specific defect type, as explained in the following table.

Defect class Fault type 1Defective pixelAlways on	Fault type 2Defective pixelAlways black	Fault type 3Defective sub-pixelAlways on	Fault type 3Defective sub-pixelAlways black
0 0 0 0 0
I 1 1 2 2
II 2 2 5 2
III 5 15 Up to 50
IV 50 150 Up to	500

The pixel defect number is defined each time per 1 million pixels.

Explanation:

A continuously shining pixel (defect type 1) is more disturbing for thee user than a continuously black pixel (defect class 2). The least evident is, if only one subpixel is defective, and shines in one of the three colours red, green or blue, or is black (defect class 3).

Because of these differences also the respective accepted number of defects of the three defect types is different, e.g. in class II.

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