AK5521NF - Television AKAI - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	55" Ultra HD Smart TV
Brand	AKAI
Model	AK5521NF
Screen Size (Diagonal)	138.4 cm (55 inches)
Resolution	3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Refresh Rate	60 Hz
HDMI Version	2.0 with HDCP 2.2
USB Output	DC 5V, 500 mA
Power Supply	AC 180-240V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	108 W
Dimensions (with stand)	1242 x 251 x 789 mm
Dimensions (without stand)	1242 x 96 x 717 mm
Net Weight	12 kg
Gross Weight	16 kg
Smart TV Features	Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Screencast, Web Browser, Free-to-air TV
HDR Support	Yes (High Dynamic Range)
PVR (Personal Video Recording)	Yes (via USB, FAT32)
Audio Output	S/PDIF, HDMI-ARC
VESA Mount	M6 x 10mm (bracket not included)
Remote Control Range	Up to 5 m, ±30 degrees
Warranty	3 Years

Frequently Asked Questions - AK5521NF AKAI

How do I attach the stand to the TV?

Lay the TV face-down on a soft flat surface. Match the stands to the installation points on the underside and secure them with the provided screws using a Phillips-head screwdriver. Ensure the legs face away from each other. Do not apply excessive force to avoid damaging the screw holes.

How do I connect the TV to the internet?

Go to TV Settings > Network. For a wireless connection, select 'Wireless' and choose your network, then enter the Wi-Fi password. For a wired connection, connect an ethernet cable to the LAN port and select 'Wired'. The TV will automatically obtain network settings.

Can I record live TV shows?

Yes, insert a USB drive (formatted in FAT32) into the USB port. Press the REC button on the remote to start recording. You can also schedule recordings using the EPG menu. Note: you cannot change channels while recording.

How do I use the Screencast feature?

Select the Screencast app from the Home screen. Ensure your Android device supports Wi-Fi Display. Turn on the wireless display function on your device, then select 'Screencast' from the list of available devices to mirror your screen. Apple iOS is not supported.

What is the maximum resolution supported for HDMI input?

The TV supports up to 4K UHD (3840x2160) at 60 Hz via HDMI 2.0. Make sure your HDMI cable is high-speed and the HDMI EDID setting is set to 2.0 (4K) if needed.

How do I reset the TV to factory settings?

Go to TV Settings > Setting > Reset. Confirm to restore all settings to default. The TV will restart automatically.

What should I do if the remote control stops working?

First, check the batteries are correctly inserted and not exhausted. Replace if needed. Point the remote directly at the sensor at the front of the TV within 5 meters and within a 30° angle. Remove any obstacles between the remote and sensor.

How do I enable HDMI-CEC?

Go to TV Settings > Setting > Link (HDMI-CEC) Setup. Turn on Link (HDMI-CEC). You can also enable HDMI-ARC for audio return and Auto Power/Auto Standby to synchronize power with connected devices.

What file formats are supported for USB playback?

Video: AVI, MPG, MKV, MP4, H.264, H.265. Music: MP3. Photo: JPG/JPEG. Ensure the USB drive is formatted as FAT32.

How do I perform a software update?

Go to TV Settings > About > Software Update (USB) to update via USB, or select Internet Update Check to update over the internet. Ensure the TV is connected to the internet for the latter.

USER MANUAL AK5521NF AKAI

Congratulations on your purchase!

This manual tells you all you need to know about using your new AKAI product.

Please take special note of any important safety and usage information presented with the symbol.

All products brought to you by AKAI are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety and, as part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction, are backed by our comprehensive 3 Year Warranty.

We hope you will enjoy using your purchase for many years to come.

Contents

Welcome 2

Unpack and Prepare 4

What's in the box 4

Important Tips 5

Attaching the stand 6

Wall-mounting the TV 7

Connect to power 8

Connect your antenna 8

Controls and Connections 9

Get to know your TV 9

Buttons on the TV 9

Ports on the TV 10

Remote Control 13

Setup 13

Using the Remote Control 14

Buttons on the Remote 15

On-Screen Set Up 17

Networking 18

Connecting to a Wireless Network 18

Connecting to a Wired Network 18

TV Setting Menus 19

Picture 21

Sound 23

Setting 24

Time 26

Lock 27

PVR Option

(Personal Video Recording) 28

Program 29

Network 30

About 32

High Dynamic Range (HDR) 33

Smart TV 34

Smart TV Applications 34

Screencast 35

App Portals 35

Web Browser 36

TV Guide 37

Recording 38

Recording Live TV 39

Scheduled Recording 39

Playback 39

Pause Live TV (Time-shift) 40

USB Mode 41

Set up 41

Troubleshooting 43

Specifications 46

Compliance and

Responsible Disposal 47

Unpack and Prepare

What's in the box

Before installing your new TV, check you have everything needed.

In the box you will find:

A. 55" Ultra HD Smart TV
B. Remote Control
C. AAA Batteries
D. TV Stands
E. Screws for TV Stands
F. Warning Sheet
G. TV Toppling Safety Message
H. Quick Start Guide
I. Warranty Certificate
J. General Safety Warnings
K. User Manual

You will need:

• Phillips-head screwdriver (for stand installation)
- Someone to help you lift and install your TV

4 | UNPACK AND PREPARE

See the inside flap of the box for how to handle the TV without damaging it!

• Antenna cable (to watch live TV)
• Broadband internet connection (to use smart apps)

Important Tips

• Place the TV on a level surface.
• Place the TV away from any source that may generate heat or vibrations.
• Make sure there is enough space around vents for airflow.
• The remote control works up to 5 metres away from the TV.
• Unplug the TV before cleaning it.
• Clean using a dry cloth only - do not use water or chemicals.
• Use only the power supply provided.
• It is highly recommended to use safety straps for securing the TV in place.
• Keep liquid, children and pets away from the TV at all times.

Attaching the stand

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CAUTION! Do not apply excessive force as you might damage the screw holes.

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• This TV is heavy! We recommend asking someone to help you lift it.
- Unplug the TV from the power outlet before installing or removing the stand.
- Only touch the frame, not the screen.
- It is highly recommended to use safety straps for securing the TV.

Unless you are wall-mounting the TV, you will need to attach its stand/legs.

1. Lay the TV face-down on a soft, flat surface (like the sofa, or a towel on a table) larger than the TV itself.
2. Match stands to the installation points on the underside of the TV.
3. Attach the stands to the TV at the installation points using the screws provided. (Grab a screwdriver for this bit). Make sure the legs are facing away from each other (not leaning inwards).

Wall-mounting the TV

• Unplug the TV from the power outlet before wall-mounting.
• Contact a professional for assistance with wall-mounting the TV.

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Required

• VESA Mounting Bracket
- 4 x M6*10mm screws (or longer as required)

The TV comes with holes on the back panel for use with wall-mounting brackets (bracket not included).

Use four standard M6*10mm screws (or longer, depending on the mounting bracket) to wall-mount this TV (screws are not included).

The screws in the package are for securing the TV stands only. If you are wall-mounting the TV, consult a qualified installer for advice on bracket support and wall support.

Connect to power

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Connect your antenna

Free-to-air TV in HD (High Definition)

Example HD Channels ABC HD SBS ONE HD 7HD 9HD 10 HD PRIME7 HD WIN HD High Definition (HD) channels provide the best viewing quality and are available with a digital antenna connection. TV channels in Ultra HD resolution are not currently available in Australia. Therefore when you watch HD broadcast signals on an Ultra HD TV, the picture can appear 'soft' and lacks the detail you see when watching the same content on a HD TV.

Don't forget to plug in the TV to the power outlet. Leave the power switched off until installation is finished.

Make sure the TV is switched off at the power outlet until you have finished connecting your cables.

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Antenna cable not included.

Controls and Connections

Get to know your TV

On/Standby light and Remote sensor

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Buttons on the TV

1. SOURCE : Change the input source.
2. MENU : Enter the settings menu.
3. VOL + : Increase the volume level.
4. VOL -: Decrease the volume level.
5. CH + : Select the next channel.
6. CH -: Select the previous channel.
7. Ⓥ: Switch the TV On or to Standby.

See next page for more info on the connections.

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS | 9

Ports on the TV

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1 ANTENNA IN

FREE-TO-AIR TV

Connect your antenna for live TV. (Antenna cable not included).

2 USB

STORAGE

• PVR record and pause live TV
- Play your stored media files (supported file codecs and extensions may vary)
- Software updates

More on next page

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

7 VIDEO IN

8 AUDIO IN

SOUND

SOUND

You can use this to connect your DVD player. Supports StandardDefinition(SD)picturequality.RequiresanAVcable (not included).

You can use this to connect Audio to your TV for AV or Component video inputs. Requires an AV cable (not included).

Remote Control

Setup

Insert two AAA size batteries according to the polarity markings (+/-) inside the compartment. Make sure the batteries are correctly aligned and properly pushed into place.

Precautions When Using Batteries

• Do not use old and new batteries together.
• Do not use different types of batteries (e.g. Manganese and Alkaline batteries) together.
• Remove the batteries from the remote if you do not intend to use it for a long time.
• When discarding used batteries, follow any guidelines for recycling and disposal of batteries that apply in your local area.
• Keep batteries away from children and pets.
• Never throw batteries into a fire or expose them to extreme heat.

Using the Remote Control

To use the remote, point it towards the remote sensor at the front of the TV. The remote will not operate if its path is blocked.

The remote has a range of up to about 5 metres from the TV at an angle of up to 30 degrees to either side of the sensor, as illustrated below.

Remote Hints and Tips

• Do not drop, step on or otherwise impact the remote control. This may damage the parts or lead to malfunction.
• Do not place objects between the remote control and the remote sensor.
• Do not use this remote control while simultaneously operating a remote control for other devices.

Buttons on the Remote

(ON): Switch the TV to On or Standby

NUMBER BUTTONS: Key in a TV channel number

EPG: Display Electronic Program Guide

(SOURCE): Select the input source

+ V - : Increase/decrease volume level

(MUTE) :Mute or restore sound

TXT:Enter teletext*

^P Go to the next or previous program

:Enter the Home page

* Teletext is no longer available in Australia

On-Screen Set Up

Make sure equipment is properly connected (as shown on pages 10-12) before connecting the TV to power.

First Time Setup menu

When you turn the TV on for the first time, the First Time Setup menu will appear.

Follow the prompts using the ▲ ▼/ ▶▶buttons to select your preferences. You will be guided through:

Note: If you choose to setup Netflix or select an input source other than DTV, the set up wizard will exit and will not let you tune TV channels.

To tune channels, go to Menu >Program >Auto Tuning.

4. Connect to the Internet

If you are using a wired network, connect an ethernet cable to the TV and select 'wired'. The TV will automatically connect to the Internet.

If you are using a wireless connection, select 'Wireless'. The TV will scan for nearby wireless networks. Make sure that the TV is within the range of your wireless modem/router, and you have your Wi-Fi password handy.

Or, you can connect to the internet later by going to the User Menu settings.

If you make an error, you can update your preferences in the settings menu later.

Networking

You can set up your TV so that it can access the Internet through your home network using a wired or wireless connection.

Connecting to a Wireless Network

• Press the ⚙ button on the remote to select TV Settings > Network.
• Change network type to 'Wireless' and press ok. The TV will automatically search nearby Wi-Fi access points. When done, it will display a list of available networks.
• In the list of networks, press the ▲ button to select your home network, then press the OK button.
• When the Wi-Fi password entry screen appears, use the on-screen keyboard. Use the ▲/▼/◄► buttons on the remote control to select a character and press OK to enter it.
• Input the correct password, select 'Connect' and press the OK button to connect to the network. If connection is successful, a tick will appear next to your Wi-Fi networks's name.

Connecting to a Wired Network

• Connect an ethernet cable to the LAN port on the back of the TV.
• Press the ⏻ button on your remote to select TV Settings > Network.
• Change the Network Type setting to 'Wired'. The TV will automatically pick up the network setting from the modem and connect to the network. If connection is successful, you will see 'Connected' on-screen.
• Press the EXIT button to close the menu.

Make sure you have an ethernet cable on hand if you want to connect to a wired network.

TV Setting Menus

Menu Navigation Buttons

Press the Ⓧ button and select TV Settings. See the guide below for all the other buttons you'll need to use to adjust and change your settings.

Function Remote Button

Display the main menu

Enter a sub menu OK

Select an option /

Adjust a value /

Return to the previous menu BACK

Exit a menu EXIT

Once you have programmed any settings, the unit will retain them in its memory until you change them, even after turning the TV off.

Menus Index

Picture 21

- Picture Mode

- User Mode Settings:

- Contrast, Brightness, Colour, Sharpness, Tint

- Backlight

- Colour Temperature

- Aspect Ratio

- Noise Reduction

- Open HDR

Sound 23

• Sound Mode
• Equalizer
  Balance
  • Auto Volume Limit
• Surround Sound
• AD Switch
  • Digital Output Type
• Audio Type
• Audio Delay

Setting 24

• Language
• OSD Time
• HDMI-EDID
  • HBBTV

• Link (HDMI-CEC) Setup

• Link (HDMI-CEC)

• HDMI-ARC (Audio-Return Channel)
• Auto Power

• Auto Standby

• Time

• Reset

Lock 27

• Lock System
• Set Password
• Parental Guidance

PVR Option (Personal Video Recording) 28

• PVR File System
• Start Record
• Start Timeshift
• Recorded Files

Program 29

• Auto Tuning
  • DTV Manual Tuning
  • ATV Manual Tuning
• Signal Information

Network 30

• WiFi: Auto Scan, Manual Input
• Ethernet: Protocol, Configuration, Connect
• Wake on LAN
• Wake on WLAN

About 32

• Netflix:
  • Netflix Deactive, Terminate Netflix, Netflix ESN, Netflix Version
  • View End-User License Agreement
• System Information
• NetReady Information
• Software Update (USB)
• Internet Update Check

HDR High Dynamic Range (HDR) 33

Picture

Picture Mode

Dynamic : Enhanced brightness with lower contrast, colour depth and edges.

Standard : Default picture settings suitable for a dark room.

Movie: Settings are optimised for viewing movies.

User : Adjust settings to best suit your viewing environment and content.

User Mode settings

Option Description
Contrast	Adjust the contrast of the bright and dark areas of the picture. The closer to 100, the higher the contrast.
Brightness	Adjust the overall screen brightness. The closer to 100, the brighter the picture.
Colour	Adjust the saturation. The closer to 100, the deeper the colour.
Sharpness	Adjust the sharpness of the picture. The closer to 100, the sharper and clearer the image.
Tint	Adjust the colour balance between red and green. (Only available with NTSC video standard. Australia uses PAL video standard.)

To adjust the brightness, change the Picture Mode to User and modify the Brightness setting.

Option Description

Backlight	Adjust the screen brightness by adjusting the backlight. The closer to 100, the brighter the screen.
Colour Temperature	Adjust the on-screen colour temperature.
Aspect Ratio	This item is used to adjust the video size. Sizes may differ between input sources.
Noise Reduction	Reduces screen noise/static.
Open HDR	Select high-dynamic range setting (TV must be receiving an HDR signal for this setting to be active.)

Sound

Option Description

Sound Mode	Standard music Mov Sport Us r
Equalizer	Adjust selected frequencies. These options are available when sound mode is set to personal.
Balance	Adjust the audio output between the left and right speakers.
Auto Volume Limit	Adjust the increase or decrease of audio when you change channels, video sources or content.
Surround Sound	Adjust surround sound effect from your TV speakers.
AD Switch	Audio Description (AD) provides an additional audio track for visually challenged persons (DTV only, subject to program).
Digital Output Type	Select digital output type.
Audio Type	Select audio type.
Audio Delay	S/PDIF Delay: Synchronize the sound from the external speakers (when using Optical Audio Out connection) with the TV picture.Speaker delay: Synchronize the sound from the TV speakers with the TV picture.HDMI-ARC delay: Synchronize the sound from the external speakers (when using HDMI-ARC connection) with the TV picture.

TV SETTING MENUS | 23

Setting

Option Description

Language Select your preferred On screen display, Audio and Subtitle language.

OSD Time Set the preferred amount of time for the OSD to be displayed on the screen.

Auto, 1.4 (2K), 2.0 (4K).

HDMI-EDID

Select 2.0 (4K) when the source signal is transferred by HDMI 2.0 Specification.

Select 1.4 (2K) when the source signal is transferred by HDMI 1.4 Specification.

HBBTV Switch the HbbTV function On or Off. (Not supported).

Link (HDMI-CEC) Setup See the next page for information.

Time See page 26 for more information.

Reset

Restore the system settings to the factory default. When the restore is complete, the TV will restart.

Link (HDMI-CEC) Setup

This feature allows for your TV and your connected HDMI device to be controlled by one remote control. It also means you can turn them both on or off simultaneously.

Make sure to select the correct HDMI input source.

Option Description

Link (HDMI-CEC)	Turn HDMI-CEC On/Off.
HDMI-ARC(Audio Return Channel)	If this function is enabled, sound from the TV can be sent to a HDMI-ARC supported external audio device.
Auto Power	When this is set to On, turning on the TV will also turn on the connected device.
Auto Standby	When this is set to On, turning off the TV will also turn off the connected device.

Not all HDMI cables are the same! Be sure to use a high-speed HDMI cable.

Time

Option Description

Auto Sync	On: Automatically syncs TV clock according to the DTV broadcasting time.Off: Manually adjust the clock.
Clock	Displays the DTV signal time or set the time manually.
Off Time	Set the time and day to turn off the TV.
On Time	Set the time and day to turn on the TV.
Sleep Timer	Select the desired Auto Sleep (Standby) duration.
Auto Sleep	Sets the time when the TV will enter Standby mode due to inactivity.
Time Zone	Adjust your timezone.

Lock

Enter the factory password '0000' using the number buttons on the remote and select 'OK' on-screen. If you changed your password but forgot it, you can still use the master password.

Factory Password: 0000

Master Password: 8899

Option Description

Lock System	Turn system lock on/off.
Set Password	Input a new password using the number buttons on the remote and confirm to set the new password.
Parental Guidance[WT CY]	This item is used to block access to specific program ratings. See options down below.
No Block	Block G and above
Unrestricted	General
	PG
	Recommended for mature audiences
	MA 15+ RESTRICTED
	Not suitable for people under 15. Under 15s must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian
	Not suitable for people under 15. Under 15s must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian
	Restricted to 18 and over
	Restricted

PVR Option (Personal Video Recording)

REC

To make changes to PVR (Personal Video Recording), ensure your USB drive is inserted into the TV. Check the troubleshooting section if you're having problems setting up your USB device.

Option Description

PVR File System	Enter submenu in DTV mode. Select Disk: Select the USB drive Select Partition: Select the disk partition if there are any multiple partitions on the disk.Time Shift Size: Select the memory size for the Time Shift function. Options: 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB.Format: Format the connected USB.Speed: Checks the speed of the storage device.
Start Record	Start recording.
Start Timeshift	Start Timeshift function.
Recorded Files	View list of recorded files.

Program

Option Description

Auto Tuning	Automatically tunes all available free-to-air TV channels. Adjust settings (default settings are set for Australia), select 'Search' and press OK.
DTV Manual Tuning	Manually select and tune digital TV channels.
ATV Manual Tuning	Manually select and tune analog TV channels. (Analog TV is no longer supported in Australia).
Signal Information	Display current signal information (DTV mode only).

Network

You can set up your TV so that it can access the Internet through your home network using a wired or wireless connection.

Option Description

Wi-Fi See below for more information.

Ethernet See next page for more information.

Wake on LAN Turn On/Off Wake On LAN function.

Wake on WLAN Turn On/Off Wake On WLAN function.

Make sure you have an ethernet cable connected to the TV

Wireless Network Settings

Option Description

Auto Scan

Scan and display nearby available networks.

Manual Input

Manually enter SSID (network name), password, security mode to connect to a hidden network.

Wired Network Settings

Option Description

Protocol	Change Internet protocol from IPv4 > IPv6
Configuration	DHCP: Automatically receive network addresses from the W-Fi router.Static: Manually enter IP, Netmask, Gateway, DNS network addresses.
Connect	Select to connect.

About

Option Description

Netflix	Enter Netflix submenu.
	• Netflix Deactivate: Select to deactivate Netflix.
	• Terminate Netflix: Select to terminate Netflix.
	• Netflix ESN: Display the Netflix ESN information.
	• Netflix Version: Display the Netflix version.
View End-User License Agreement	Read and accept/decline the End-User-License Agreement (EULA).
System Information	Display system information.
NetReady Information	Display current software version information.
Software Update (USB)	Update the TV software via USB.
Internet Update Check	Update the software using the internet.

High Dynamic Range (HDR) HDR

About the HDR feature

High Dynamic Range (HDR) is a picture feature on your TV that attempts to mimic the way visuals are perceived in real life by the human eye.

By using this feature, the TV can reproduce greater dynamic range of luminosity by capturing and then combining several different exposures.

HDR promises better picture quality thanks to brighter, more realistic highlights, more realistic colour and other improvements.

It delivers the look that the filmmakers intended to achieve, showing the hidden areas of dark shadows and sunlight with full clarity, colour and detail.

HDR on your TV

HDR is supported in HDMI and USB input sources.

NOTE: When watching HDR content, make sure the Menu > Picture > Open HDR is set to Auto, Low, Middle or High. This requires an HDR playback-capable external media player and HDR optimised media content. Use a High-Speed HDMI cable when connecting to an external media player.

Smart TV

Before you start using apps, your TV must be connected to the internet.

The speed of your internet connection determines the quality of your audio/video experience when you watch streaming content.

Accessing internet content may count towards your download limit and may incur fees from third parties such as your internet service provider (ISP).

Function Remote Button

Display the Home/App screen

Select different apps /

Open your desired app OK

Smart TV Applications

- Netflix

- Smart TV Apps

- YouTube

- Yahoo

- Prime Video

- Youtube Kids

- Facebook

- Screencast

- Twitter

- Browser

You cannot download any extra apps on this TV.

NETFLIX

Netflix is a streaming service that offers unlimited viewing of a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies and documentaries.

A paid subscription is required.

This TV can play Netflix content in 4K UHD HDR resolution, however the playback resolution may be lower depending on your subscription level and your network speed.

Streaming Netflix content will count towards the data usage of your broadband plan.

Screencast App Portals

The Screencast feature enables you to echo the display from a compatible Android device like a smartphone or tablet on the TV screen by connecting your mobile device directly to the TV wirelessly. In order to use this feature, your device must support Wi-Fi Display technology.

Apple iOS operating system is not supported.

To start using the Screencast feature, select the Screencast icon and press OK to load the app.

Turn on Wi-Fi and Wireless Display (a.k.a. Wi-Fi Display, Wi-Fi Direct, Cast Screen) function on your smart phone or tablet (Please refer to your device's user manual for information on how to turn on wireless display).

Your mobile device will display a list of available devices. Choose "Screencast" and click on it to connect.

Your mobile device will connect to the TV and will display the device screen on the TV.

Use your device to disconnect.

The NetRange app portal gives you access to other content and service providers.

Some apps may require a paid subscription.

Streaming content will count towards the data usage of your broadband plan.

Web Browser

Using the web browser, you can surf the Internet on the TV similar to how you would do on a PC.

NOTE: Use a wired or wireless keyboard and mouse (not provided) for an easier web browsing experience.

From the Home page, select a recommended or bookmarked site and click OK to visit the site.

Press the /RED button to bring out the address bar.

Press the OK button on the address bar to type the web address. You can enter the web address using the on-screen keyboard, remote keyboard or connected wireless keyboard.

Select the 'Add to bookmark' icon and press OK to add the web address as a favourite.

Select the 'Settings' icon to access the browser menu settings.

Press the EXIT to exit the web browser.

On-screen keyboard

Use ▲▼/▲buttons and press OK to enter the character.

Use / GREEN and / YELLOW buttons to move the cursor left and right.

Press /RED button to enter.

Press / BLUE button to delete (backspace).

TV Guide

(Free to air TV)

TV Guide Functions

Function Remote Button

Select a channel or program / / /

Schedule selected program for recording

Display program guide of previous day

Display program guide for next day.

Show program information

Set program reminder BLUE

Exit TV Guide menu EXIT

To access the TV guide, press the EPG button on the remote.

To activate the TV Channels use the ▼▼buttons to select a channel in the left column, then press OK to confirm.

Recording

Important Tips:

• Back-up your personal data before plugging in your USB to the TV. We do not assume liability for any loss of data due to misuse or malfunction.
• You cannot change channels while in recording mode.
• If the signal is interrupted while in recording mode, the recording will stop until the signal is established.
• Do not turn the TV off while it is in time-shift mode.
• The file recorded can only be used on this TV. Do not copy it to any other device.
• When connecting or disconnecting the USB storage device, ensure the TV is not in USB mode, otherwise the USB device or the files stored on it may be damaged.

Before you can record with this TV (including time-shift recording), you must insert your USB storage device into the USB port.

Recording Live TV

Start Recording

Press ● (RECORD) once, then OK to start recording.

Stop Recording

Press ■ once - display the dialogue box.

Select YES to stop recording.

Select the NO button to continue recording.

Scheduled Recording

See TV Guide Functions on page 37 to schedule recordings and view schedules.

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When a program is being recorded in the background (while the TV is in standby mode), the Standby/On light will flash red.

Recording, scheduled recording and pause live TV functions only work in DTV mode (free-to-air).

Playback

Press the Button then navigate to System then PVR File System then Record List to display the list of recorded programs.

Use the ▲ buttons to select a recorded file.

Press the OK button to start playback in Full Screen Mode.

Pause Live TV (Time-shift)

Temporarily pause the live TV signal, then resume playback at your convenience.

Before you can record with this TV (including time-shift recording), you must insert your USB storage device into the USB port.

Start Time-shift

Press the ▶button on the remote to enter time-shift mode.

Press the ▶button to resume playing the program.

Stop Time-shift

Press the ■button to exit time-shift.

The USB storage device won't retain recorded data after you exit the time-shift function.

USB Mode

Set up

Insert your USB into a USB port on the TV.

Press the SOURCE) button to select 'Media' mode.

Function Remote Button

Navigate media categories and file system / /◀ ▶ ▲ ▼

Start playing your media

Return to the previous screen BACK

Exit USB mode EXIT

You can only play Photos in the Photo category, Music in the Music category and so on. Make sure you select the correct category for the file you wish to play.

Playback Functions

Playback of different media types have different controls.

Photo

Function Remote Button

Navigate to a folder or file / / /

Select files OK

Display a photo

Return to file list BACK

Music

Function Remote Button

Navigate to a folder or file / / /

Select tracks OK

Play a track

Fast forward or rewind the track

Return to file list BACK

Troubleshooting

If you experience problems with your TV, check below for advice. If you don't find a solution here, contact After Sales Support on 1300 886 649.

Problem Solution
No power	Check the power outlet is turned on.If using a multi-outlet, check if it is working properly. To check whether a power strip is working properly, plug the TV's power plug directly to a wall outlet and observe its operation.Try to power on using the button on your TV set.
Picture issues	Ensure that all equipment is connected properly. If you are using an external device, turn it off, then turn it on again. If it says there is no signal on the screen, choose the correct source input.Adjust the antenna position.Move the TV away from electronic equipment or devices that could cause interference.Auto-tune free-to-air TV channels again.Try another channel.If the image keeps flickering when trying to connect the HDMI cable, make sure the cable is correctly connected to the port; and not faulty (bent or broken).Adjust menu > Setting > HDMI EDID.
Network connection issues	Turn off the modem and the router (if used). Wait for 2 minutes and then turn them back on.If you are connecting using Wi-Fi, make sure you enter the Wi-Fi password correctly.If you are using a static IP, enter the IP address and other network addresses directly.If you are using an ethernet cable, use one rated CAT 5 or higher. Make sure it is plugged in at both ends.If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider or modem manufacturer.
Problem Solution
Sound issues	Ensure that the equipment is connected properly.Ensure that the input setting for the TV is correct.Ensure audio settings on the external device are set correctly.Ensure the volume is not muted. If it is, press the MUTE button to restore the sound.If earphones are connected, unplug them.Adjust the volume to a suitable level by pressing the + V - buttons.If you are using an external audio device, check that the Menu > TV Settings > Sound > Digital Audio Output setting is 'PCM'.If you are using an external audio device via an HDMI cable, make sure the audio device supports HDMI-ARC.Adjust HDMI EDID Settings (Menu > Setting > HDMI EDID).
No operations can be performed with the remote control unit	Check the batteries are correctly installed.The batteries may be exhausted: replace them.Make sure to point the remote control at the remote control sensor and try it again.Make sure to use the remote control at a distance of no more than 5m from the sensor.Remove any obstacles between the remote control and remote control sensor.
Button operation is not effective (unit and/or remote control)	Disconnect the power plug and then reconnect it. (The unit may not be operating properly due to lightning, static electricity or other factors.)

Problems relating to your USB media storage device

Problem Solution
My TV does not recognise my USB device or my external hard disk	First, refer to the instructions describing how to use USB devices with this TV.If the problem still occurs, your USB device may not be compatible.This TV has been tested with the majority of Flash memory-based devices and hard disks (media players with HDD) on the market; however, it may not be compatible with certain devices, in particular external self-powered hard disks.Some USB storage devices may not be compatible with this TV.Only use a USB storage device formatted in a FAT32 file system provided with the Windows operating system. If it is formatted by a different utility program that is not supported by Windows, it may not be recognised.
'Disk not ready' error	When you are in time-shift recording mode, without removing the USB recording device, you may experience some difficulty with a scheduled recording. You will need to remove the USB device as it is required to reset after each recording to protect the device from damage. If you see the message 'DISK NOT READY' displayed, remove the device, reconnect and proceed with your recording.
My media is loading slowly	For large file sizes and large capacity storage devices, the loading speed may be slower. The recognition speed of a USB storage device may vary depending on the device.
There is an 'unsupported file' message	If an "Unsupported File" message is displayed, it means the file extension, video codec, image resolution or frame rate is unsupported.

Specifications

Active screen size (diagonal)	138.4cm
Resolution 3840 x 2160
Aspect ratio 16:9
Refresh rate 60Hz
HDMI version 2.0
HDCP version 2.2
Multimedia playback formats (USB mode)	Video	AVI, MPG, MKV, MP4, H.264, H265, MKV
	Music MP3
	Photo JPG/JPEG
USB output DC 5V 500mA
Power supply AC 180-240V, 50/60Hz
Power consumption 108W

Dimensions (W x D x H)		With stand: 1242 x 251 x 789 mm
		Without stand: 1242 x 96 x 717 mm
Weight	Net 12kg
	Gross 16kg

For Technical and Warranty Support

1300 886 649

www.tempo.org

[e-mail]

Distributed by Tempo (Aust) Pty Ltd,

PO Box 6056, Frenchs Forest DC 2086

Compliance and Responsible Disposal

Packaging

The packaging of your product has been selected from environmentally friendly materials and can usually be recycled. Please ensure these are disposed of correctly. Plastic wrapping can be a suffocation hazard for babies and young children, please ensure all packaging materials are out of reach and are safely disposed of. Please recycle these materials rather than throwing them away.

Product

At the end of its working life, do not throw this product out with your household rubbish. An environmentally friendly method of disposal will ensure that valuable raw materials can be recycled. Electrical and electronic items contain materials and substances which, if handled or disposed of incorrectly, could potentially be hazardous to the environment and human health.

National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme

The careful disposal of e-waste is important because many televisions and computers contain materials which are hazardous to people and the environment. There are no fees for householders or small businesses disposing of e-waste at a scheme collection service.

Individuals can contact their local council for information on local e-waste management services, find scheme services listed on Planet Ark's website at www.recyclingnearyou.com.au, or call Planet Ark on 1300 733 712.

Compliance

This product complies with the Australian Safety Standard AS/NZS 60065 to ensure the safety of the product.

For Technical and Warranty Support

1300 886 649

www.tempo.org

[e-mail]

Distributed by Tempo (Aust) Pty Ltd, PO Box 6056, Frenchs Forest DC 2086