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| Product Type | Portable TV with DVB-T/T2 receiver |
| Screen Size | 14 inches (35.5 cm diagonal) |
| Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD) |
| Display Technology | TFT LCD with Edge-LED backlight |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A |
| Power Consumption (On) | 10.5 W (Normal mode) |
| Power Consumption (Standby) | 0.46 W |
| Battery Type | Li-Ion, 7.4 V, 4500 mAh |
| Charging Time | Approx. 4.5 h (TV off) / 6.5 h (TV on) |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 362 x 205 x 30.5 mm |
| Weight (TV only) | 1220 g |
| Weight (with accessories) | 1530 g |
| Power Supply | 12 V DC, 2 A (via adapter or vehicle cable) |
| Tuner | DVB-T/T2 (VHF/UHF) |
| Connectivity | HDMI input, USB 2.0 (max 2 TB), headphone out, audio out (line-out) |
| Speaker Output | Stereo, 2 x 2 W |
| Media Playback | Photo (JPEG/BMP), Music (MP3), Video (MPEG-1/2/4, H.264, H.265 up to 1080p) |
| Antenna Power | 5 V, max 100 mA (switchable) |
| Accessories Included | Remote control, power adapter, vehicle power cable, indoor antenna |
| Safety Features | Overheating protection, automatic standby after 3 hours, parental control |
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USER MANUAL PTL 1400 XORO
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Line drawing of a device rear panel with ventilation grilles and a labeled 'XOMO' logo, showing no text or symbols beyond the label.Avvertenza:
Energy consumption - Conformity - Pixel errors 3
Energy consumption data sheet 3 Conformity 3
Pixel errors 3 Information on ecodesign requirements for external power supplies pursuant to Directive 2009/125/EC 4
Safety and intended use 5 Power supply and rechargeable battery 5 Installation and handling 5
Receiving system 6 USB socket 6 Remote control and batteries 6 Connecting headphones 6 Use 6
Service case 6 Environment - Customer service 7
Recycling of electrical devices 7 Recycling of paper and cardboard 7 Recycling of plastics 7 Disposal of batteries 7
Scope of delivery - overview 8 Scope of delivery 8
Overview: Main unit 8
Overview: Vehicle power cable 9
Overview: Remote control 10
Overview: Device keys 10
Power supply 11 Remote control 11 Television 11
Status display - Charging process - Antenna 12
Battery LED 12
Power LED 12
Connecting the antenna 12
Initial installation 13 Daily operation 14
Important keys and functions 14 Screen settings - Connecting additional devices 16
Screen and speaker settings 16 USB storage devices 17 Headphone output 17 Audio output 18 HDMI input 18 USB media player 18
USB media player 19 Supported file formats 19
Main menu 20 Channel/Edit channel list 20 Channel/EPG 21
Channel/sort 21 Channel/LCN 21
Picture/aspect ratio 22
Channel search/automatic scan 22
Channel scan/manual scan 22 Channel scan/Antenna Power 22
Time/Time zone setting 23 Time/Time Zone 23
Preferences/OSD language 23
Preferences/subtitle language 23
Preferences/audio language 23 Preferences/audio description 23
System/parental control 24 System/Set PIN 24
System/Restore factory default 24 System/information 24
System/Software Update 24 USB/XORO media player 24
USB/photo settings 24 USB/Subtitle settings 25 Technical data 25
Troubleshooting 26
Energy consumption data sheet
| Trademark XORO | |
| Model identifier PTL 1400 | |
| Energy efficiency class A | |
| Visible diagonal screen size 35.5 cm / 14 a | |
| Power consumption(on-mode, screen mode: Normal) | 10.5 W |
| Annual energy consumption Energy consumption | 15 kWh per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used. |
| Power consumption (standby / off-mode) | 0.46 W / (not available) |
| Screen resolution (physical) 1920 x 1080 | pixels |
| Peak luminance ratio 88% | |
| Lead / mercury <2 mg / 0 mg |
Conformity
Hereby, MAS Elektronik AG declares that the radio equipment type XORO PTL1400 is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.

The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.xoro.de/downloads
Pixel errors
The pixel errors defined in the following table (bright or dark pixels, line defects and differences in brightness) describe the permitted defects in type and number, which are excluded from warranty.
| Bright pixels (bright dot) ≤ 2 | |
| Dark pixels (dark dot) ≤ 3 | |
| Bright + dark pixels ≤ 3 | |
Information on ecodesign requirements for external power supplies pursuant to Directive 2009/125/EC
| Manufacturer's name or trade mark, commercial registration number and address | Trademark: XOROManufacturer: MAS Elektronik AGWeidegrund 321614 BuxtehudeGermanyCommercial Register at Hamburg Local Court HRB74448 |
| Model identifier FJ-SW126G1202000E | |
| Input voltage 100 - 240 V | |
| Input AC frequency 50 Hz / 60 Hz | |
| Output voltage 12.0 V | |
| Output current 2.0 A | |
| Output power 24.0 W | |
| Average active efficiency 88.25% | |
| Efficiency at low load (10 %) 79.50% | |
| No-load power consumption 0.07 W |

The lightning flash within a triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of dangerous voltage of exposed conductive parts within the product's enclosure.
The exclamation mark within a triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance instructions (servicing) in this manual which must be followed.
Power supply and rechargeable battery
- The portable TV may only be operated with the voltage printed on the back.
- The supplied power supply may only be operated with the mains voltage printed on it.
- The supplied vehicle power cable may only be used with the printed voltage.
- The portable television may only be powered using the accessories supplied (power supply and vehicle power cable).
- Protect the device from high temperatures (e.g. in parked vehicles). The permissible operating temperature range is between 5ircC and 37ircC , air humidity: < 90% (non-condensing). At temperatures below approx. 16ircC the battery is charged more slowly.
- Do not overload sockets, extension cables or other cables as this may result in fire or electric shock.
- Disconnect the device from the power supply if it is not to be used for a longer period of time.
- The battery installed in the television may only be replaced by the XORO customer service.
- Charge the battery at least every 6 months to avoid deep discharge. For safety reasons, the charging electronics of the device do not charge deeply discharged batteries.
Installation and handling
- Please do not place any objects on cables, as this could cause the protective function to be lost. Avoid placing great strain on cables, especially on sockets and plugs.
- If you want to remove the plug out of the socket, always pull the plug and not the cable. Otherwise the cable could break.
- The LCD screen is fragile. Avoid any mechanical stress on the screen.
- This device must not be positioned near moisture or water. Never touch the device with wet or damp hands.
- Protect the device from moisture and weather influences.
- Do not expose the device and the remote control to direct sunlight. This impairs the function and could lead to damage.
- The television, the power supply and the plug of the vehicle power cable heat up during operation. Do not place the devices on heat sensitive surfaces.
- The openings in the housing provide ventilation to prevent the unit from overheating. These openings must always be kept free. Avoid heat accumulation on the device.
- The device must not be positioned near heat sources such as ovens or heaters.
- For additional protection of the unit during a thunderstorm or when the unit is left unattended for long periods of time: Unplug the power plug from the socket and the antenna connector from the antenna/cable connection socket. This prevents damage due to lightning / overvoltage.
- Do not insert any objects into the openings of the unit, as current flows in some places and contact with these places may cause an electric shock.
- Do not connect any accessories not recommended by the manufacturer.
- Do not place the unit on an unstable surface. The device could be damaged or people injured. Any fixings should only be fitted in accordance with the manufacturer information or should be acquired from the manufacturer.
- For cleaning, unplug the appliance from the power outlet and switch off the appliance using the main switch.
• Do not use liquid cleaners or cleaning sprays. The device may only be cleaned with a damp cloth. - Keep small accessories out of the reach of children so that they are not accidentally swallowed.
Receiving system
- An outdoor antenna must not be installed near power lines or other electrical circuits, as contact with such lines can be fatal.
- To avoid damage to property or persons and to ensure proper operation, have your outdoor antenna installed by a specialist company.
- The receiving system must be earthed in accordance with the regulations.
USB socket
- The USB socket of the TV is not suitable for charging devices with built-in batteries (e.g. telephones, MP3 players, tablet computers, etc.).
• USB devices that require a current greater than 500 mA (0.5 A) violate the USB specifications and may not be recognized by the TV.
Remote control and batteries
- Remove and replace old batteries. Old batteries may leak and damage the remote control.
- Remove leaking battery fluid with a cloth. Avoid skin contact with the liquid.
- If the battery or battery fluid is swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.
• In case of skin/eye contact, rinse the skin/eyes with plenty of water and consult a doctor. - Please keep batteries and the remote control away from children.
Connecting headphones
- Prolonged exposure to high volume levels can cause temporary or permanent hearing loss when using headphones.
- Avoid higher volume levels, especially over long periods of time.
Use
- The device is designed for use in private households.
• Children may only use the device under adult supervision. - Heavy tobacco smoke damages the electronics of the device and can lead to visible impairment of the image quality due to deposits on the screen. Damages and impairments caused by tobacco smoke will not be repaired under warranty.
Service case
- Never carry out repairs yourself. Always leave this to qualified personnel.
- Only original spare parts and accessories may be used.
- The unit must immediately be taken out of operation if it has been exposed to water or moisture, if the housing, screen, accessories or cables are damaged, if the unit is not functioning properly, if objects have entered the housing, if there are loose parts inside the unit or if the battery cannot be charged properly.
Recycling of electrical devices
The product is made of high quality materials and components, these are recyclable and can be reused. The crossed-out wheelie bin on the product and on the packaging means that the product must not be disposed of with normal household waste.
Inform yourself about the applicable local regulations for the separate disposal of electronic equipment. Observe local regulations and do not dispose of old products with normal household waste. By disposing of old products correctly, you contribute to environmental protection and human health.

Recycling of paper and cardboard
The material recycling symbol on the packaging board and on the user manual indicates that they are recyclable. Do not dispose of the packaging with normal household waste.
Recycling of plastics
The material recycling symbol on plastic parts means that they are recyclable. Do not dispose of the plastics with normal household waste.

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Two recycling symbols: one with a full cycle and the other with a number 2 inside a triangle (no text or labels)Disposal of batteries
Every consumer is legally obliged to hand in batteries at a collection point of his community or the retailers so that they can be disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.
The disposal of batteries in household waste is prohibited!



A chemical symbol (Pb for lead, Hg for mercury, Cd for cadmium) under the crossed-out wheelie bin indicates that the battery
contains more than 0.0005% mercury, more than 0.004% lead or more than 0.002% cadmium.
Contact the XORO customer service
We will be happy to help you with questions on operation or if problems occur with your device.
By phone: +49 4161 - 800 24 24 (Mon-Fri, 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., German/English)
By fax: +49 4161 - 800 24 62
Bye-mail: support@ersservice.de
Address: ERS GmbH Elektronik Repair Service
Weidegrund
3/Halle1
21614
Buxtehude
Germany
Scope of delivery
Please make sure that the following parts are included in the packaging:
- Portable television
- Remote control
- Power supply
• Vehicle power cable - Antenna
Note:
Check the completeness of the accessories immediately after purchase. If any accessories are missing, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the device directly.
Overview: Main unit

Overview: Vehicle power cable

| Item Labelling Comment | ||
| 1 AUDIO OUT Audio output | ||
| 2 EAR PHONE Headphones output | ||
| 3 SMART CARD Chip card reader (not included in the PTL 1400) | ||
| 4 USB USB socket | ||
| 5 Stereo Speakers | ||
| 6 Stand | ||
| 7 Screw thread (4x M4, distance: 75 mm, please use 4 mm high washers if the wall bracket rests on the stand mounting) | ||
| 8 HDMI IN HDMI input | ||
| 9 ANTENNA Antenna socket | ||
| 10 DC N 12V Socket for power supply | ||
| 11 OFF ON Main switch | ||
| 12 Device keys | ||
| 13 Charge status display | ||
| 14 Operating status display | ||
| 15 Receiver for remote control signals | ||
| 16 Power indicator | ||
| 17 Ground | ||
| 18 Positive pole/screw cap for the fuse holder | ||



Overview: Remote control
POWER Switch device on/off
Mute Mute sound
GOTO Jump to a specific playback position
RPT Activate repeat mode
SUB-T Call up subtitles
SCREEN Display screen and speaker settings
◀◀ ▶▶ Picture search backwards/forwards
I ◀ ◀ ▶ ▶ I Previous/next file
AUDIO Change audio tracks
▶|| Pause/start playback
Open USB media player/stop playback
INPUT Switch between HDMI input and DVB-T/T2
RED Red function key
GREEN Green function key
YELLOW Yellow function key
BLUE/SLEEP Blue function key, set sleep timer
MENU Show main menu
EXIT Exit menu
▲/▼/◄/► Select elements in on-screen menus
OK/LIST Confirm selection, display channel list
i Display information
BACK Recall previous channel (Back)
VOL+/VOL- Change volume
EPG Show Electronic Program Guide
TXT Show teletext
CH Switch channels
0-9 Numerical input
TV/RADIO Switch between TV and radio mode
FAV Show favourites list selection

Overview: Device keys
OFF ON Mechanical main switch. Switch device off and on.
SCREEN/MENU Press briefly: Display screen settings
Long press: Switch between HDMI input and DVB-T/T2
EXIT ⏻/ Press briefly: Exit menu
Long press: Switch off the device
Note:
All other device keys have the same functions as the corresponding keys on the remote control.
Power supply
Remote control
- Open the battery compartment cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow.
- Insert the batteries (1.5V size AAA) into the compartment. When inserting the batteries, please ensure that the polarity (+/-) is correct. Refer to the markings on the remote control and the batteries.
- Replace the battery compartment cover.

Television
First, slide the main switch of the TV to the OFF position.
Connect the TV (DC IN 12V socket) to a wall outlet using the power supply or to a car cigarette lighter socket using the vehicle power cable.
Slide the main switch to the ON position to turn on the TV.

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- The built-in battery is charged as soon as the TV is supplied with power. The charging process cannot be interrupted with the main switch.
- The television may only be supplied with power using the accessories supplied (power supply or vehicle power cable).
- The supplied vehicle power cable supports input voltages between 12 V - 24 V and generates a stable supply voltage for the TV. If other connection cables are used, the television may be seriously damaged!
- The indicator light on the vehicle power cable lights up when it can properly supply power to the television. Please note page 27 if the vehicle power cable does not work correctly.
The LEDs on the front panel indicate the charging status of the built-in battery and the operating status of the TV.
Battery LED

| Colour Meaning | |
| RED The television is supplied with power. Battery is charging.A complete charging process takes about 4.5 hours (main switch in position OFF) or approx. 6.5 hours (main switch in position ON). | |
| Flashing RED | The television is supplied with power. The battery is not charging because the temperature is too high. Move the TV to a cooler place and try charging the battery again after about 30-60 minutes. |
| GREEN The television is supplied with power. Battery is fully charged. | |
| "Off" | TV is not supplied with power. Power supply or vehicle power cable not connected. |
Note:
While you are watching TV, the approximate charging status of the battery is displayed when you change channels or press the SCREEN key. If the TV is connected to the power supply or the vehicle power cable, the charge level cannot be displayed.
Power LED

| Colour Meaning | |
| RED | The main switch is in the ON position. The television is in standby mode (standby operation).The TV can be switched on with the ⏻ key on the remote control or by pressing and holding the EXIT/ Tunisia key directly on the TV. |
| GREEN The | main switch is in the ON position. The TV is switched on. |
| "Off" | The main switch is in the OFF position, the TV is disconnected from the power supply or the battery is completely discharged. |
Connecting the antenna
Connect the supplied antenna to the ANTENNA socket (see Page 8).
Note:
The supplied antenna is not the optimal choice for every reception area. Ask your local dealer for information on selecting the right antenna.
After sliding the main switch to the ON position, the power LED will first light up green. After a moment, Please wait followed by the start screen will appear on the screen. When the start process is complete, the installation menu is displayed.
You can use the arrow keys ▲/▼ to switch between the menu items. If a menu item is highlighted in colour, you can adjust it with the keys ◀/►.
OSD language
Select the language in which the on-screen menus will be displayed.
Country
Select the country in which you want to operate the television.
Antenna Power
If your antenna (e.g. an indoor antenna with amplifier without its own power supply) must be supplied with power from the TV via the antenna cable, switch on this function.
Note:
Antenna Power must be switched on for the antenna that is included in the package.
Channel search
Start the channel search with the OK key. The search can take several minutes. If the search does not find all channels, reposition your antenna or use a more efficient antenna and start the search again (see page 22).

• The search can take several minutes.
- If the search does not find all channels, reposition your antenna or use a more efficient antenna and start the search again (see page 22)
• In some countries (e.g. Germany) no DVB-T/T2 radio channels are transmitted.
• After moving to another region, you must run the channel scan again.
Daily operation
Important keys and functions
Select signal source
Press the INPUT key on the remote control or press and hold the SCREEN/INPUT key on the TV to change the signal source. Select DTV if you want to watch TV using the built-in receiver. Select HDMI if you want to view the signal from a device connected to the HDMI socket. The switching process takes a short moment. During this time the screen is black. Please also note page 18.
Channel switching
You can change the channel with the keys CH▲▼. You can also enter the channel number directly using the 0-9 keys.
Channel list
Call up the channel list by pressing the OK/LIST key.
▲/▼ Select channel.
◀/▶ Switch between radio and television channels.
OK Call up the selected channel.
EXIT Hide channel list.
Note:
For information on how to sort channels, see page 20.

If you want to switch between TV and radio channels, press the TV/RADIO key.
Favourites
If you have created favourites lists (see page 21), you can use the FAV key to access the favourite lists.
◀/▶ Select a favourites list
▲/▼ Select a channel
OK Call up the selected channel
EXIT Hide favourites list

Languages: Subtitles and audio
Press the SUB-T key to open the Subtitle Language menu. Press the AUDIO key to open the Audio Language menu.
▲/▼ Select language
OK Activate the selected language
EXIT Hide menu
Note:
- Some channels require you to open Teletext and enter the page number for the subtitles manually.
- Select Off if you no longer want subtitles to be displayed.
Set sleep timer
Press the SLEEP key repeatedly to select a time after which the TV will turn off.
Teletext
Teletext is activated with the TXT key.
0-9 Select teletext page
▲/▼ Select previous/next Page
◀/▶ Select subpages
TV/Radio Hide teletext display
EXIT End teletext display

Press the MUTE key on the remote control to turn off the sound. Press the MUTE key again to turn the sound back on.
Change volume
Use the VOL+ / VOL- keys to change the volume.
Information
Press the i key to display various information about the current program and the approximate battery charge status.
Note:
- The battery indicator is not available while the battery is charging.
- The charge status can also be displayed by pressing the SCREEN key.
Electronic Program Guide
Press the EPG key to display the program guide.
▲/▼ Select a programme
◀/▶ Switch channels
YELLOW/BLUE Scroll through the description of the programme.
EXIT Hide EPG

Screen and speaker settings
Press the SCREEN key to display the menu with the screen and speaker settings.
Picture mode
Choose between the following settings:
| Setting Meaning | |
| Normal | Medium brightness and normal battery life. |
| Splendid | Maximum brightness. The battery life is shorter in this mode. |
| Custom | Brightness, contrast, colour saturation, sharpness and DCR can be adjusted according to your preference. |
Brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness
Set the values according to your wishes.

By reducing the brightness, the energy consumption of the television can be lowered and the battery life can be increased.
DCR
When DCR (Dynamic Contrast Ratio) is activated, the TV automatically adjusts the brightness of its backlight ("Brightness") to the picture content. This may increase the battery life and improve the reproduction of black.
Note:
The "Brightness" setting is partially overridden by the DCR function and there may be visible variations in brightness, contrast, and colour saturation.
Aspect Ratio
| Input Setting Meaning | ||
| DTV HDMI | Overscan | The video content is adapted to the screen and slightly enlarged to avoid any visible disturbances at the edges of the screen. |
| Full | The video content is adapted to the screen. | |
| HDMI | Keep Input ratio | The video content is adapted to the screen size as much as possible without distorting the image content. |
| 16:9 | The video content is adjusted to the set aspect ratio. | |
| 4:3 | ||
Audio mode
| Setting Meaning | |
| Internal Speaker | Speaker: onHeadphones: availableAudio output: onVolume control: Speakers, headphones, audio output (common) |
| Line-out | Speaker: offHeadphones: availableAudio output: onVolume control: Headphones, audio output (common) |
Language
Select the language in which the screen and speaker settings are displayed.
Autostandby
The auto standby function turns off the TV after 3 hours of no user activity.
Reset
This menu item resets the screen and loudspeaker settings to the delivery state.
Battery
The approximate battery charge level is displayed here.
Note:
While the battery is charging, the display is not available.
USB storage devices
The following USB devices are supported: USB mass storage devices (max. capacity: 2048GB (2TB), file system: FAT32/NTFS)
Note:
- Make a backup of all files on a USB storage device before connecting it to the TV.
- If your USB storage device is no longer recognized, the file system may be damaged. Please check it with the data carrier diagnostic of your computer.
- The TV may take some time to recognize USB devices and USB devices are ready for operation. During this time, the television may react with a delay to inputs from the remote control.
- A variety of different USB storage devices are currently sold and not all of them meet the specifications for USB mass storage devices. If your USB memory device is not recognized, please try another USB memory device.
- Storage devices with "MBR" partition style up to 2048GB (2TB) are supported.
- Storage devices with the "GPT" partition style cannot be used with the TV.
Headphone output
You can connect stereo headphones (3-pin plug) and most headsets (4-pin plug, CTIA standard) to the TV. The built-in speakers are switched off when headphones are connected.
Connecting additional devices - USB media player
Audio output
External speakers with built-in amplifier (active PC speakers, sound bars, stereo systems, etc.) can be connected to the audio output.
Note:
You can turn off the TV's built-in speakers in the screen and speaker settings (see Page 17).
HDMI input
The HDMI input (HDMI IN) can be used to connect external devices such as BluRay and DVD players, PCs, receivers, game consoles, etc. Pressing the INPUT key on the remote control or pressing the SCREEN/INPUT key on the TV for a long time switches between the HDMI input (HDMI) and the built-in DVB-T2 receiver (DTV).
| Recommended video resolutions | 480p (60 Hz), 576p (50 Hz), 720p (50/60 Hz),1080p (24/50/60 Hz) |
| Recommended PC and gameconsole resolution | 1920x1080 pixels (60 Hz) |
| Audio format PCM Stereo only |
Note:
- When connecting PCs or game consoles, the "Full" format should be selected instead of "Over-scan" and sharpness "0" should be selected in the screen and speaker settings (see page 16).
- Video signals in interlaced format can only be displayed with reduced picture quality and are therefore not recommended.
• 480i (60 Hz) resolution is not supported. - Compressed or PCM multi-channel audio is not supported. If your HDMI device allows audio format selection, do not select "RAW", "Bitstream", "BS Out", "Dolby", "dts", "Multi Channel" or similar.
USB media player
Select the DTV input with the INPUT key (see page 14).
Open the media player with the ■ key.
The media player allows the playback of the following file types: music, photo and film.
Use the keys ◀/▶ to select the desired file type and confirm your selection with the OK key.

File browser
▲/▼ Select file/folder
OK Open/playback file/folder/full screen playback
▶|| Start slide show (only for image files)
BLUE Change view (only for image files)
BACK/MENU Navigation to the parent folder
EXIT Return to the selection screen

Playback - general
▶▶| Play next file
|◀◀ Play previous file
▶|| Pause/resume Play
STOP ■ Stop playback
GOTO Jump to a specific playback position (not during image playback)
RPT File repeat/random playback
i Display file information (not during music playback)
Playback - photo
RED Enlarge or reduce the image
GREEN Rotation of the image by 90° counterclockwise
YELLOW Clockwise rotation of the image by 90°
Playback - film
AUDIO Switching audio tracks (only for certain video files)
SUB-T Display subtitles (only for certain video files)
RED Switch between full screen and preview view
Resume playback
For some file formats, the TV can save the position where you stopped playback the last time you played.
If the TV was able to save the last playback position, it will display the Last pos./[EXIT] Cancel selection at the top of the screen when playback is restarted.
Last pos.: Resume playback from the stored position.
[EXIT] Cancel: Stop playback and playback file from the beginning.
The selection between the options is made with the ▲/▼ keys, confirm your selection with OK.
Supported file formats
Photos: JPEG, BMP (we recommend resolutions suitable for television, e.g. 1280x720 or 1920x1080)
Music: MP3
Video:
| Video codec | Resolution Profile | Container | |
| MPEG1MPEG2 | 1080P@30fps | MP@HL | MPEG, MPG, TS |
| MP4 | 1080P@30fps | Simple Profile, Advanced Simple Profile @Level5 | AVI, MKV |
| H.264 | 1080P@30fps | Main Profile, High Profile @Level 4.2 | AVI, MKV, MP4, TS |
| HEVC H.265 | 1080P@60fps | Main10 Profile, High Tier @Level4.1 | TS, MKV |
Note:
• GMC is not supported.
• Bit rate: 40Mbit/sec.
• Aspect ratio: 4/3, 16/9
- Errors and technical changes reserved.
Note:
• If necessary, use the INPUT key to select the DTV input (see page 14).
- Press the MENU key to display the main menu.
Channel/Edit channel list
In the submenu you have the possibility to sort or edit the found channels according to your wishes. You can only access this menu if you enter the correct PIN (default: 0 0 0 0 0 0, see page 24).
When you exit channel editing, the changes are saved.

- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select a channel that you want to move to another program number.
- Press the RED key and the channel will be highlighted for moving.
- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select the location to which you want to move the highlighted channel.
- Press OK and the channel will be added to the channel list at the selected location.
Note:
Channels can only be moved if LCN is switched off (see page 21).
Swap
- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select a channel the program number (LCN) of which you want to exchange with another channel.
- Press the RED key.
- Use the 0-9 keys to enter the program number for the exchange.
Note:
Swap is only available if LCN is switched on (see page 21).
Delete
- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select a channel that you want to delete.
- Press the BLUE key, a security prompt is displayed.
- Press OK, the highlighted channel will be deleted
Lock
- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select a channel that you want to lock.
- Press the YELLOW key, the channel will be highlighted for locking.
- Press the YELLOW key again to cancel the lock.
Note:
The TV will ask for the PIN before a locked channel can be watched.
Skip
- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select a channel that you want to skip.
- Press the GREEN key and the channel will be marked for skipping.
- Press the GREEN key again to remove the marking.
Note:
Channels marked for skipping cannot be selected using the CH+/CH- keys.
Favourites
The television has 8 groups of favourites. You can assign each channel to any favourite group. A channel can be assigned to several groups.
- Use the ▲/▼ keys to select a channel you want to add to a favourite group.
- Press the FAV key. The Favourites menu appears.
- Select the favourites group from ▲/▼ to which you want to add the channel.
- Press the OK key, the corresponding symbol appears in front of the favourite group.
- Press the EXIT key to close the Favourites menu.

- Switch off cancels the selection of all favourite groups.
- Use the BACK key to change the name of the selected favourite group.
Rename channel
Select a channel with the ▲/▼ keys and press the BACK key. The on-screen keyboard is displayed. Use the navigation keys ◀/▶/▲/▼ to select letters and confirm the letter with the OK key. When the new channel name is complete, navigate to the OK field and press the OK key. The channel then receives the new name.
Channel/EPG
See page 15.
Channel/sort
This option allows you to sort the channels according to the specifications (LCN, ONID, name, etc.) within the list. As a result the previous sorting is lost.
Channel/LCN
Some DVB providers transmit LCN information. These allow the provider to generate a presorted channel list. Only activate LCN if your provider supports this feature.
Picture/aspect ratio
This setting determines how content with a different aspect ratio is adapted for your TV.
| Setting Meaning | |
| 16:9 PillarBox | Contents deviating from the aspect ratio are displayed undistorted but possibly with "black bars". |
| 16:9 Pan&Scan | 16/9 transmissions are displayed full-screen and undistorted. 4/3 transmissions are displayed undistorted but enlarged. This setting is particularly suitable for 4/3 "letterbox" transmissions to reduce the display of "black bars" in this case. |
Channel search/automatic scan
When this option is activated, the automatic scan starts. See page 13.
Channel scan/manual scan
You can search for specific channels. To do this, you must know the technical parameters (frequency or channel). The bar display at the bottom of the screen indicates whether a signal can be found with the set parameters. You can also use the bar display to align your antenna. Start the manual channel scan with the OK key.
Channel scan/country
Select the country in which you use the TV.

Channel scan/Antenna Power
If your antenna (e.g. an indoor antenna with amplifier without its own power supply) must be supplied with power from the TV via the antenna cable, please enable this function.
Channel scan/Filter Internet Service
When this function is enabled, the TV will not store internet channels during the channel scan.
Note:
- The TV cannot be connected to the internet and therefore cannot display internet channels.
- This function is not supported by all DVB platform operators.
Channel scan/Filter scrambled Channels
When this function is enabled, the TV will not store encrypted channels during the channel scan.
Note:
The TV cannot display encrypted channels.
Time/Time zone setting
The television automatically sets its clock as soon as a channel is received that transmits time. In order for the TV to calculate the time correctly, the correct time zone must be set.

| Setting Meaning | |
| Auto | The TV sets the time zone automatically. |
| Manual | You must set the time zone yourself. |
Time/Time Zone
If time zone setting: is set manually, you can set the time zone here.
Preferences/OSD language
Select the language in which the on-screen menus will be displayed.
Preferences/subtitle language
Select the preferred language for subtitles.
Preferences/audio language
Select the preferred language for audio tracks.

Some television channels broadcast a separate audio track for visually impaired viewers (audio description). This setting determines the volume at which the TV mixes the audio description into the main audio track.
System/parental control
In this menu, you can set the age rating for a television programme from which the picture and sound are only displayed after the PIN has been entered.
System/Set PIN
After activating the option, you must first enter the old PIN. The default PIN is 000000. The pointer automatically jumps to the next line. Enter a new six-digit PIN here. After you have entered the PIN, you must enter it again for security reasons.

If you have forgotten your PIN, you can use the Super PIN to assign a new PIN. Super PIN: 888888
System/Restore factory default
You have the possibility to undo all settings and changes by loading the factory settings. Call up the option and enter the PIN.
Note:
- All settings are reset. You must then also perform the search run again.
- Image and speaker settings must be reset separately.
System/information
This option allows you to display information about software and hardware.
System/Software Update
If necessary, the latest firmware is provided on www.xoro.de together with an update guide. Please do not install firmware that you have downloaded from other websites.
USB/XORO media player
This menu item opens the media player (see 19).
USB/photo settings
Display duration
The settings determine how long a single image is displayed during a slide show.
Transition effect
The settings determine how the transition between two images is animated.
Aspect ratio
Determines how image files are displayed.
| Setting Meaning | |
| Keep | Images are displayed without distortion. |
| Discard | Images are adjusted to fit the screen but may be distorted. |
USB/Subtitle settings
Font size
Determines the font size of subtitles in the media player.
Background
Defines the background on which subtitles are displayed in the media player.
Font colour
Defines the font colour in which subtitles are displayed.
Technical data
General data
Power supply 12 V DC/2 A
Power consumption 24 W (max.) / <0.5 W standby
Dimensions 362 x 205 x 30.5 mm
Weight (approx.) 1220 g (TV)/1530 g (TV, remote, power supply, antenna, vehicle cable)
Battery
Capacity (typical) 7.4 V/4500 mAh
Technology
Weight
Li-Ion
164
g
Speakers
Power Stereo (2x2 W)
Screen
Technology TFT LCD with Edge-LED Backlight
DVB-T/T2 Tuner
Input frequency 174-230 MHz, 470-858 MHz
Antenna power supply 5 V, max. 100 mA
Memory locations 400 channels
Note:
Errors and technical changes reserved.
| Symptoms Cause and solution | |
| Not all channels are foundNo receptionImage disturbances with strong mosaics or artefacts, frozen images | No DVB-T/T2 TV reception in your areaAlign the antenna correctly (see page 22).Repeat the scan (see page 22).Buy an efficient antenna (see page 13).If necessary, switch on the power supply for your antenna (see page 22, 13). |
| Setting menus are not displayedInitial installation menu is not displayedTV shows HDMI: No signal | Use the INPUT key to switch between HDMI input and DVB-T2 receiver (see page 14)No device connected to HDMI input (see page 18). |
| The built-in screen is too darkBrightness fluctuates | Change the brightness setting (see page 16).Switch off DCR function (see page 16). |
| No sound • Increase the volume (VOL +).Turn on the built-in speakers in the screen and speaker settings (see page 17).HDMI input: Only PCM stereo sound is supported (see page 18). | |
| USB device is not recognized | Please note the information on page 17. |
| Device shows the wrong time | Please note the information on page 23 (time zone setting). |
| The TV switches off after 3 hours | See page 17, “Auto Standby” setting. |
| Image is too small or distorted | See page 16, page 22 |
| Charging the battery takes longer than expected or the battery is not charged at all.Battery LED flashes | Switch off the TV with the main switch to reduce the charging time (see page 10, 12).In cool environments (below approx. 16 °C) the battery is charged more slowly.The battery is not charging due to high temperatures inside the TV (see page 12). |
| The battery life is shorter than expected | Change the brightness setting (see page 16).Connected USB devices and active antennas require power and reduce battery life. Disconnect USB devices from the TV when they are not needed.Fully charge the battery until the battery LED lights green (see page 12).After many charging cycles the battery may be worn out. Contact the XORO customer service (see page 7). |
| The LED on the vehicle power cable does not light up. The TV is not supplied with power. | The voltage at the input of the vehicle power cable is too high or too low.The output of the vehicle power cable is overloaded or short-circuit-ed. Disconnect the TV from the cable and check that the LED is lit. Contact the XORO customer service.The tip of the vehicle power cable can be unscrewed for checking and changing the fuse.ATTENTION: The fuse may only be replaced by a fuse with identical values. The fuse only responds in case of extreme overload. When replacing a defective fuse, the vehicle electrical system, the television and the general function of the vehicle power cable must therefore also be checked. Consult a specialist. |