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  • Page 1 55 VLE 6725 BP...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE­OF­CONTENTS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31­ TV­OPERATION­–­BASIC­FUNC- ­ 5­ SET-UP­AND­SAFETY TIONS ­ 7­ GENERAL­INFORMATION Switching on and off Special features of your t elevision set Selecting the operating mode Receiving digital stations Selecting channels GRUNDIG SCR System Selecting stations from lists Important notes on environmental protec- Selecting AV channels tion Adjusting the volume Notes on still images Muting Displaying information ­ 9­ PACKING­CONTENTS Audio language Standart accessory Subtitles Optional accessory Zap function 33­ TV­OPERATION­–­ADDITIONAL­ 10­ CONNECTION/PREPARATION...
  • Page 3 TABLE­OF­CONTENTS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time shift – ″ Pausing” ­ 60­ LANGUAGE­SETTINGS programmes Changing the menu language Recording programmes Changing the audio language One-touch programme recording Changing the subtitle language Recording a programme from the channel Changing the keyboard list language 44 Programme setting for recording Editing the timer ­ 61­ ACCESSIBLE­FUNCTIONS Deleting a timer Subtitle Mode Playback Audio description (audio subtitles) Deleting programmes from the recorded files menu ­ 62­ ADVANCED­SETTINGS Auto sleep ­ 47­ USB­OPERATION Store logo view File formats for USB operating Power LED brightness Connecting external data media Power save mode Removing the external data...
  • Page 4 TABLE­OF­CONTENTS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Antenna settings for DiSEqC 1.0/1.1 and ­ 73­ USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES searching digital channels from a satellite DIGI LINK automatically The Digi Link functions of the television Motor antenna setup (DiSEqC 1.2) Device Control Searching for digital channels from the Switching the device to standby cable provider automatically High definition Searching for digital channels from the Connection options cable provider manually Connecting an external device Searching for digital terrestrial TV chan- 77 Using a DVD recorder, DVD player, video nels automatically recorder or set-top box Searching for digital terrestrial TV chan- 77 Headphones nels manually 77 Hi-fi system 100 Automatic service update Playing the audio signal via the HiFi 100 Tuning analogue television system channels Wireless screen share (Liveshare) 102 Changing stored analogue What is LIVESHARE?

  • Page 5: Set-Up­and­safety

    SET-UP­AND­SAFETY ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About­your­TV­set Safety WARNING W ith your TV set, you can receive and watch digital TV programmes over DVB-S, DVB-T Risk­of­electrical­accident and DVB-C, along with analogue TV. D o not open the TV set. Safety risk may arise M any features of the TV set require an Inter- and also the guarantee of the product can be net connection. The TV set is equipped with void if the television set is opened. WLAN and a LAN port. T he TV set can only be operated with the The TV set can record programmes. For this power cable or the AC/DC adapter supplied feature you need a USB storage device, such with the product. as an external hard drive (not included). Re- D o not operate the TV set with a damaged corded programmes can only be played on power cord/AC/DC adaptor (if supplied). the same TV set. After the TV st is repaired, it I f the plug on the TV set has an earthing con- is possible that recorded programmes may no tact, only insert the plug into a socket with an longer be able to be played back. earthing contact. Intended­use P lug the TV set into the mains socket only after you have connected the external devices and T he TV set is designed for use in dry rooms.
  • Page 6 SET-UP­AND­SAFETY ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Environmental­information WARNING Injuries­caused­by­falling­TV­set Do not dispose of batteries in the household waste. Used bat- Never place the TV set on an unstable surface. teries must be returned to retail The TV set may fall, causing serious injury, pos- stores or public collection points. You help to sibly leading to death in isolated cases. protect the environment in this way. Observe the following precautions: B e sure to dispose of packaging materials O nly use the manufacturer’s recommended for your product separately according to the cabinets or stands. guidelines of local authorities so that they O nly use furniture that can safely support the can be recycled in an environmentally safe TV set. manner. M ake sure that the TV set does not protrude If you are not using your TV set for a while, beyond the dimensions of the furniture on turn it to standby mode. In standby mode, the which it is resting. TV set uses very little energy (≤ 0.5 W). D o not place the TV set on tall furniture (such I f you do not use the TV set for an extended as kitchen cabinets, bookshelves) without period, turn it off with the power switch or securely anchoring the furniture and TV set.

  • Page 7: General­information

    GENERAL­INFORMATION ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------ Special­features­of­your­ You can record any digital TV channel you have chosen, if no limitation has been im- ­ t elevision­set posed by the broadcaster. Your television set enables you to receive and TV channel is transformed by your television watch digital stations (via DVB-S, DVB-T and and saved to a USB external data medium. DVB-C), including the High Definition (HD) You can recall and play saved programs from ones. At present, reception for these digital the archive. television stations in High Definition is only While a recording is in progress, you can possible in some countries in Europe. select and watch another recording from the Although this television meets the current DVB- archive. S, DVB-T and DVB-C standards as of August For detailed information about saving and 2012, its compatibility with future DVB-S playing TV programs, please see page 39. digital satellite broadcasts, DVB-T digital ter- SMART inter@ctive TV 4.0 provides your TV restrial broadcasts and DVB-C digital cable with Internet applications when your TV is broadcasts is not guaranteed. connected to Internet. This television can receive and process all Wireless USB keyboard and mouse support in analogue and all unencrypted digital stations. the Web browsing of your television facilitates This television set has an integrated digital surfing through the internet pages for the user.

  • Page 8: Receiving Digital Stations

    TV consumes less energy on stand by mode. However, some TV sets may have features You can find the current transmission informa- such as on timer, that require the TV set to be tion on teletext from various broadcasters, or left in standby to work correctly. look in a TV guide or on the Internet. TV consumes less energy when brightness is Various digital television stations from private reduced. broadcasters are encrypted (DVB-S, DVB-T and DVB-C). Watching these stations and the Notes­on­still­images recording and playback functions are only Watching the same image for a long time on the possible with the appropriate CI module and screen may cause a still image remain feebly on a SmartCard. Ask your specialist dealer. the background. Feeble image(s) on the back- GRUNDIG­SCR­System ground is originated from LCD/LED technology and does not require any action under guaran- Your TV supports SCR system (Single Channel tee. To avoid such cases and/or minimize the Router). With SCR satellite system, several us- impact, you may observe the tips below. ers can individually receive all signals from the satellite simultaneously. Do not allow the same TV channel to stay on the screen for a very long time. Channel logos may cause this situation. Do not allow the images, which are not full screen, to constantly stay on the screen; if not streamed in full screen format by the broad- caster, you can convert the images to full screen by changing picture formats. Higher brightness and/or contrast values will lead this impact to appear faster; therefore, you are recommended to watch your TV in the lowest brightness and contrast levels.

  • Page 9: Packing­contents

    PACKING­CONTENTS ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SERVICE Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA Standart­accessory Optional­accessory 1­ Easy-Use Remote Control Batteries for Easy-Use remote controls 2­ Stand Cleaning cloth 3­ Remote control Screws for VESA bracket 4­ Batteries for remote controls 5­ S crews and mounting instructions for stand 6­ Brief Instruction ENGLISH 9­...

  • Page 10: 10­ Connection/Preparation

    CONNECTION/PREPARATION ­----------------------------------------------------- Connecting­the­antenna­and­power­cord SERVICE Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA 1­ To receive digital satellite channels (DVB-S), Note: connect the satellite antenna cable to the When connecting an indoor antenna you antenna socket SATELLITE on the television may have to try it out at different positions set; until you get the best reception. and / or 3 Plug the power cord into the wall socket. 2a To receive terrestrial digital broadcasters Note: (DVB-T) connect the cable for the rooftop Only plug the device into the mains socket or indoor antenna (passive or active indoor after you have connected the external antenna with its own power supply) to the devices and the antenna. antenna socket ANT­IN on the television Do not use an adapter plug or extension set; cable which does not meet the applicable safety standards. Do not make changes on the power cord.

  • Page 11: Setting Up Or Hanging

    CONNECTION/PREPARATION ­----------------------------------------------------- Setting­up­or­hanging Select a location so that no direct sunlight falls on the screen. Setting­up­with­stand To mount the stand, refer to the installation instructions included. Place the television set on a hard, level sur- face. Preparing­for­mounting­on­the­VESA­ bracket You will need: A pair of scissors, A crosstip screwdriver. Follow the installation instructions for the VESA bracket.Place the television set in the film on a smooth surface with the screen facing down. 1­ Cut open the film on the back side using the scissors. 2­ Connect the required cables to the connec- tors on the television set. See the “Connec- tion/Preparation” section in this manual. 3­ Tie the cables so they do not hang down onto the floor. VESA SERVICE 4­ Screw the VESA bracket onto the television Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max.

  • Page 12: Inserting Batteries In The Remote Control

    CONNECTION/PREPARATION ­----------------------------------------------------- Inserting­batteries­in­the­remote­ Environmental­note control This symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery provided with this product shall not be treated as household waste. On certain batteries this symbol might be used in combination with a chemical symbol. The chemical symbols for mercury (Hg) or lead (Pb) are added if the battery contains more than 0.0005% mercury or 0.004% lead. Batteries, including those which contain no heavy metal, may not be disposed of with household waste. Please dispose of used batteries in an environmentally sound man- ner. 1­ Open the battery compartment by removing Find out about the legal regulations which the lid. apply in your area. 2­ I nsert the batteries (2 x 1.5 V micro; for example R03 or AAA). Observe the polarity (marked on the base of the battery compart- ment). 3­ Close the battery compartment. Note:­ If the television set no longer reacts properly to remote control commands, the batteries may be flat. Be sure to remove the exhausted batteries from the battery compartment. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage resulting from used batteries.

  • Page 13: Connections On The Television Set

    OVERVIEW ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connections­on­the­television­set SERVICE SERVICE Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max.500mA max.50mA LAN HDMI3­(ARC) N etwork cable connection H DMI socket, audio/video socket. signal input (HDMI). AV­/­S-VHS­/­COMPONENT HDMI2 H DMI socket, audio/video signal input (HDMI). ­...

  • Page 14: Control Buttons On The Tv

    OVERVIEW ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Control­buttons­on­the­TV Control­elements Turning­the­TV­to­standby 1­ » /I«­Switches the television on and back into standby mode. Adjusting­the­volume­or­changing­the­ station 1­ »V/P«­Pre-selection for volume or channel selection. 2­ »–«­Adjusts the volume; Selects channels in steps. 3­ »+«­Adjusts the volume; Selects channels in steps. 14­ ENGLISH...

  • Page 15: Remote Control - Main Functions

    OVERVIEW ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Remote­control­-­main­functions Turns on and off the Switches on from standby television set (stand-by) mode; selects channels directly S witches between teletext Selects the channel list and TV modes (»ALL«, »FAV 1« to »FAV 4«) Functions according to Exits menu and applica- the screen help, HbbTV tions Opens Application portal menu. Displays information ­ Z apping function; Opens the menu switches the menus back Opens the channel list one menu level Opens the electronic TV Opens the Tools menu guide Signal source Adjusts the volume Switches on from standby; Turns volume on/off (mute) selects stations step by step Record, playback, pause or stop (only digital televi- Next/previous image/ sion channels); chapter, next/previous teletext on half screen track...

  • Page 16: Remote Control - All Functions

    PVR mode; in the Media Player. stops the file executed on the DLNA menu. P age hold in teletext mode; starts the reverse picture search in S elects different audio language the Media Player. (in digital TV operation). S how answers in teletext mode; S elects different subtitles (in digital starts the forward picture search in TV operation). the Media Player. Note:­ S tarts recording (in digital TV op- Y our TV supports remote control feature for eration, recording only via external Apple iPhones, Windows mobile phones data media). and Android phones. D epending on the features of your TV, you S tarts playback in the external may control your TV by your phone after data media; downloading the free »GRUNDIG TV Starts playback in the DLNA menu. Remote« application from Apple App. Store or Google Play (Android Market). 16­ ENGLISH...

  • Page 17: Settings For Connecting To The Home Net- Work

    INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The television set is fitted with an “installation as- There are various options when using WLAN: sistant”, which guides you step by step through Automatic­connection the basic settings. a ll data regarding connection settings (»IP Ad- Using the screen dialogue, the user guide dress«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS«) enables supposedly complex settings and data are obtained from modem automatically. entries to be presented simply and clearly for D epending on the router, you can use the fol- everybody. lowing options: Pages and dialogue items appear on the screen, – O ption “WPS-PBC” (Push Button Configura- which identify the subsequent and likely operat- tion); ing steps. To support this, you will also see the required – Connecting with a WPS PIN; button symbols of the remote control. – C onnecting by entering the network pass- word. The basic settings in detail: – language selection Manual­connection – country selection; a ll data regarding connection settings (»IP Ad- – choice of user mode; dress«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS«) – location selection;...

  • Page 18: Initial Set-Up - Overview

    INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initial­set-up­–­overview Select­language (page 19, step 3) Select­country (page 19, step 5) Select­mode (page 19, step 6) Select­location­and­accessories (page 19, step 7 - 10) Network setup (page 20, step 12) Wired Wireless Wireless­WPS (page 20, step 12) (page 20, step 17) (chapter page 85) Auto Manually Auto Manually Button (page 20, (chapter (page 20, (Chapter (Chapter (Chapter step 12) page 83) step 17) page 87) page 85) page 85) Setting­TV­channels (page 21, step 26) DVB-T DVB-C DVB-S (page 22, step 34) (page 21, step 29) (page 21, step 25) Auto Manually Auto Manually Auto...

  • Page 19: Arrange Initial Set-Up

    INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arrange­Initial­set-up 6­ Select the required option »Stand« or »Wall- mounted« with » « or » «. Λ 1­ Switch on the television set from standby Note:­ with » «, »1…0«, »P+« or »P–«. – M enu Language menu appears when the T he information how to place the television device is switched on for the first time. set is important for the automatic audio settings. Smart Inter@ctive 4.0 7­ Confirm setting with »OK«. – T he »Summary« menu will be displayed. Please select your desired language Menu Language 8­ Select the next operating step with » « ...
  • Page 20 INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting­to­a­home­network­with­a­ 19­ Select the line »Select Access Point« with » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ LAN­cable – » Select Access Point« menu appears and 11­ Confirm »Change Connection Type« with available wireless networks are scanned »OK«. and displayed in the menu. 12­ Select the option »Wired« with » « or » « Λ 20­ Select the network that you want to con- and press »OK« to confirm. nect with » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ Note:­ confirm. T he settings for a manual LAN connection – W ireless connection password screen is are on page 83. displayed. 13­ Press »...
  • Page 21 INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searching­television­channels­with­sat- Tuning­cable­digital­television­channels­ ellite­signal­(DVB-S) (DVB-C) 25­ Select the option »Satellite (DVB-S/S2)« 29­ Select the option »Cable (DVB-C)« with with » « or » « and press »OK« to » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ Λ confirm. 30­ Select the line »Scan Type« with » « or – The satellite Astra 19.2° East is preset. » «. Λ < 26­ Confirm the push button »Continue« with Select the option »Quick« or »Full« with » « > » « (blue). or » «.  – » Quick« scanning function sets the chan- Notes: nels according to the cable operator S elect the Channel Type.
  • Page 22 INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuning­terrestrial­digital­television­ channels­(DVB-T) 34­ Select the option »Air (DVB-T/T2)« with » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ Important: The antenna power supply (5V ) may only be switched on if the antenna is an active indoor antenna with a signal amplifier and it is not already supplied with a voltage via a mains plug (or similar supply). Otherwise you may cause a short circuit and irreparably damage your antenna. 35­ Select the line »Active Antenna Power« with » « or » «. Λ Switch on the antenna power supply for the < > antenna with » « or » « (»On«). 36­ Select the line »Next Page« with » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ Note: P erform Channel Type selection. Press »...

  • Page 23: Changing The Channel Editor For The Digital Channels

    INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changing­the­Channel­Editor­for­ Opening­the­Programme­Table the­digital­channels 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. Channels found at the end of the search are 2­ Select the »Settings« menu with » «, » «, Λ < > stored in the »Channel Editor«. » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. > < You can delete channels which are not required 3­ Select the option »Source« with » « or » « from the programe table, you can change the and press » « to confirm. order of channels within the programe table and 4­ Select the line »Channel Editor« with » « lock individual channels (Parental control). and press »OK« to confirm. You can also add channels to the favourites list; – » Channel Editor« menu is displayed. in addition, you can change the order of chan- Important: nels within the favourites list.
  • Page 24 INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searching­channels­by­name­in­the­ Moving­the­channels­in­the­channel­or- Channel­Editor ganizer­to­different­channel­positions While arranging the channels in the Channel 1­ In the »Channel Editor« menu, select the Editor, you can search and select the channel channel(s) you want to move with » «, < > name by the first three characters. » «, » « or » «, and highlight the televi- Λ sion channel by pressing »OK«. 1­ In the »Channel Editor« menu, select the – Channel is marked with »✔«. search mode by pressing » « (red).  2­ Press » « (green).  2­ Select the first character of the channel name you want to search with » «, » «, Λ Notes: < > »...
  • Page 25 INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sequencing­channels­in­the­Channel­ Notes: Editor You can delete channels from the favourites list. You can sequence the channels in the Channel Press » « (yellow), select the favorites  Editor according to different criteria such as TV, list the channel is in with » « or » « and Λ radio or scrambled / unscrambled. press »OK« to confirm. 1­ To sequence the channels according to dif- Select the channel(s) you want to delete ferent criteria in the »Channel Editor« menu, < > with » «, » «, » « or » «, and highlight Λ press­» « (yellow).  the channel by pressing »OK«. 2­ Select the sequencing criteria you want with Press » « (yellow) and select the line  » « or »...
  • Page 26 INITIAL­SET-UP ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enter­own­names­for­the­favourites­lists­ Renaming­AV­channels (max.­6­characters) You can rename AV channels according to the device you have connected. For example, for a You can rename all favorites lists. PC which you have connected to HDMI1 source 1­ To recall favorites list menu when no menu is of TV with HDMI cable, you can name the opened on the screen, press »FAV«. source as PC. 2­ Select the favorites list you want to rename 1­ Open »Input Source« menu with » «. with » « or » « and press » « (blue) Λ  2­ Select the AV source you will rename with button. < > » « or » « and press » « (blue). – Virtual keyboard will be displayed.  – Rename menu is displayed. 3­ To delete the current name step by step, 3­ Press »OK« and delete the “old” name step press »...

  • Page 27: Picture Settings

    PICTURE­/SOUND­SETTINGS ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------- Picture­settings Advanced­picture­settings­ The “advanced picture settings” are in principal 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. digital image improvements which, however, 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ should be only used when necessary when pic- < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. ture quality and transmission is excellent. They < > 3­ may well improve the display with poor mate- Select menu item »Picture« with » « or » « rial, but may adversely affect the display where and press » « to confirm. – »Picture Settings« menu is active. transmission and picture quality are excellent. »Backlight« – Manual setting for back light- Settings > Picture Tuesday ing (only active if dynamic back lighting is xx xxx xxxx switched to “OFF”). This setting also directly impacts power consumption.

  • Page 28: Restore Default Settings

    PICTURE­/SOUND­SETTINGS ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------- »Perfect Clear« – Improves the general im- Restore­default­settings age by means of a gentle blue hue (giving 1­ In the menu »Picture« select the line »Restore the appearance of greater sharpness) and default display settings« with » « or » « Λ improves the black level by setting this en- and press »OK« to confirm. tirely to black from specific shade of back. < > 2­ Select push button »Yes« with » « or » « to This reduces the visible grey values in the confirm the security query; dark areas of the picture. »Nois Reduction« – Reduces the visible snow by displaying the picture a little less < > select push button »No« with » « or » « to sharply and creating a slight blurring. to cancel the function. Should therefore be used minimally with 3­ Press »EXIT« to end the setting. good picture material. »Block Noise Reduction« – This function Concluding­the­settings can only be selected with digital reception 1­...

  • Page 29: Sound Settings

    PICTURE­/SOUND­SETTINGS ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------- Sound­settings­ Switching­bluetooth­on­/­off­and­regis- tering­an­external­BT­device 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. Bluetooth enables the television‘s audio signal 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ wireless to be sent to a registered BT device < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. (e.g. subwoofer). < > 3­ Select menu item »Sound« with » « or » « The signal transmission is possible from the tele- and press » « to confirm. vision set to a Bluetooth-enabled device, only. – »Sound« menu is active. 1­ Switch on the appropriate subwoofer and start the registration on the subwoofer (see Settings > Sound Tuesday xx xxx xxxx subwoofer operating manual).

  • Page 30: Restore Default Settings

    PICTURE­/SOUND­SETTINGS ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------- Stereo/dual­channel 4­ Select the next frequency band with » « or » « to repeat the adjustment procedure. Λ If the device receives two channel programmes, e.g. a film with the original sound on sound 5­ To save adjustment, press »BACK «. < channel B (display: »Dual II«) and the dubbed Automatic­volume version on sound channel A (display: »Dual I«), you can select the desired sound channel. The television channels broadcast at different volumes. The automatic volume limiting (AVL) 1­ Select the line »Advanced« from the Sound function means the volume is kept the same menu with » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ when you switch between channels. confirm. 1­ Select the line »Advanced« from the Sound 2­ Select the line »Sound Type« with » « or menu with » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ...

  • Page 31: Switching On And Off

    TV­OPERATION­–­BASIC­FUNCTIONS ­--------------------------------- Switching­on­and­off Selecting­stations­from­lists 1­ Press » «, »1…0« or »P+« or »P-« to You can select stations from various lists, (e.g. switch on the television from standby mode. ALL, FAV1 - FAV4). 1­ Press »FAV« to recall the favorite list menu. 2­ Press » « to switch the television to standby. – » Favorite« menu is displayed. Selecting­the­operating­mode 2­ Select the favorite list with » « or » « and Λ open it with »OK« You can select the menu operating mode of < > your television. »Advanced Mode« contains all 3­ Select the channel with » « or » « and setting whereas »Simple Mode« is an abridged press »OK« to confirm. version that allows you to make quick settings. 4­ Press »EXIT« to exit the channel list. 1­ Press »MENU« button. Selecting­AV­channels 2­...

  • Page 32: Audio Language

    TV­OPERATION­–­BASIC­FUNCTIONS ­--------------------------------- Audio­language You can select various languages when watch- ing digital channels. This depends on the pro- gramme being broadcast. 1­ Press » « to open the selection menu. 2­ Select the language with » « or » « and Λ press »OK« to confirm. 3­ Press »EXIT« to end the settings. Subtitles You can select various subtitles when watch- ing digital channels. This depends on the pro- gramme being broadcast. 1­ Press » « to open the selection menu. 2­ Select the language with » « or » « and Λ press »OK« to confirm. 3­ Press »EXIT« to end the settings. Zap­function This function allows you to save the television channel which you are currently watching and switch to other channels (zapping). 1­ Select the channel you want to save in the zap memory with »1…0« or »P+«, »P-« (for example, channel 1, BBC 1) and save with »BACK «.

  • Page 33: Sleep Timer

    TV­OPERATION­–­ADDITIONAL­FUNCTIONS ­------------ You can find the following settings in the »Tools« Changing­the­picture­format menu. The television automatically switches to the 16:9 format if this format is detected via the Euro-AV Sleep­timer socket. In the »Sleep Timer« menu you can enter a time 1­ Open the Tools menu with »TOOLS«. for the television to switch off. After this time has elapsed, the television switches to standby 2­ Select the line »Picture Format« with » « mode. or » «. Λ 1­ Open the Tools menu with »TOOLS«. < > 3­ Select the picture format with » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. 2­ Select the line »Sleep Timer« with » « or » «. Λ 4­ Press »EXIT« to end the settings. < > 3­...

  • Page 34: Audio Settings

    TV­OPERATION­–­ADDITIONAL­FUNCTIONS ­------------ »Subtitle«­format Audio­settings If you cannot read the subtitles which appear on 1­ Open the Tools menu with »TOOLS«. the bottom of the screen, then select »Subtitle«. 2­ Select the line »Sound Preset« with » « or » «. »Panorama«­format­ Λ < This setting is suited to films with a large width/ 3­ Select the audio setting by pressing » « or > height ratio. » «. During programmes in 4:3 format the picture is – Y ou can change the »User« audio setting; stretched horizontally if the »Panorama« function see “Equalizer” on page 30. is selected. The picture geometry is stretched 4­ Press »EXIT« to end the settings. horizontally. Picture­settings »Overscan«­format 1­ Open the Tools menu with »TOOLS«. When this mode is selected, high defined 2­ picture from HDMI and Component inputs is not Select the line »Picture Mode« with »...

  • Page 35: Changing The Font Size Of The Channel Guide

    ELECTRONIC­TV­GUIDE ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------- The electronic programme guide offers an over- Note: view of all programmes that will be broadcast in F or additional options, refer to the user the next week (for digital stations only). guide on the screen. 1­ Press »GUIDE« to start Electronic TV guide. 7­ Press »EXIT« to close the channel guide. – A message is displayed. Changing­the­font­size­of­the­ Notes: channel­guide­­ Not all channels provide a detailed TV guide. < 1­ To switch to the overview, press » «, then Many broadcasters supply the daily pro- press » « to select »Settings« and confirm gramme but no detailed descriptions. with »OK«. There are broadcasters which do not pro- 2­ Select »Profiles« with » « or » « and Λ vide any information at all. confirm with »OK«. 3­ Select »Accessibility« with » « or »...

  • Page 36: What Is Hbbtv

    HBBTV­MODE ­ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What­is­HbbTV? HbbTV provides next generation interactive tele- text broadcast with its modern structure, content and high definition (HD) image and videos. To receive HbbTV broadcast, your television must be connected to the Internet. This feature is only available in countries where the service is provided. After you switch to a TV station that offers HbbTV, a corresponding message appears. 36­ ENGLISH...

  • Page 37: Using Hbbtv

    HBBTV­MODE ­ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using­HbbTV Deactivate­and­activate­HbbTV When you switch to a TV program that supports This option allows turning off Hbb TV feature, HbbTV, an info message will appear stating that thus warnings shall not be displayed on chan- HbbTV broadcast is available. nels with Hbb TV feature. 1­ 1­ Press » « (red) to open HbbTV. Open the menu with »MENU«.  – I nformation regarding the services will ap- 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ pear on the screen. Additionally, colored < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. buttons necessary for browsing the menus > 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or will also appear. < » « and press »...

  • Page 38: Top Text Or Flof Text Mode

    TELETEXT­MODE ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TOP­text­or­FLOF­text­mode Additional­functions Note: Skipping­the­waiting­time I f you only want to use this “normal” video While a page is being searched for, you can text, disable the digital video text, see page switch to the television channel. 1­ Enter the teletext page number with »1…0« 1­ Press »TXT« to switch to the Teletext mode. and then press » «. 2­ – A s soon as the page is found, the page You can select teletext pages directly with number is displayed. »1...0« or step by step with » « or » «. Λ To return to page 100, press »?«. 2­ Press » « to switch to the teletext page. Note: Increasing­character­size At the bottom of the screen, you will see an 1­ To enlarge the character size of a teletext information line consisting of a red, green page, press » « repeatedly. and, depending on the channel, yellow and blue text field. Your remote control has but- Page­stop tons with the corresponding colours.

  • Page 39: Information On Recording And Playing Television Programmes

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Information­on­recording­and­ Possible­limitations­when­using­ playing­television­programmes an­external­data­medium R ecording and reproducing programmes, Depending on the broadcasting station, you this can only be done with digital television may experience various restrictions on some stations (DVB-S, DVB-T and DVB-C). functions from some television stations. GRUNDIG­has­no­influence­on­these­ T he digital television stations (DVB-S, DVB-T restrictions. and DVB-C) you are able to record and playback also depend on the broadcasting R ecording a programme on the external station. data medium can be disabled by the R ecording and reproducing programmes, broadcaster. as well as the Time Shift function can only I f »URI* protected! PVR function blocked« be carried out using an external data is displayed, then recording or time shift medium (hard drive or USB stick). is restricted (one recording possible) or disabled (recording not possible) by the R ecordings can be made with most data broadcaster. mediums on the market. However, we can- *URI = user rights information. not guarantee operation for all data media.

  • Page 40: Connecting External Data Media

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting­external­data­media Notes: The socket USB1 of the television supports Notes: 500 mA current according to the USB It is advised to put the television on stand-by standard. Devices such as external hard mode before connecting the Skype camera. disk and etc. that consume more power can Before disconnecting the external data me- only be connected to the USB(HDD)­USB dium, the television must first be switched to interface of the television. standby, otherwise files can be damaged. If you are using a power cable for the There are two USB inputs on the television, external hard disk that you have connected namely USB(HDD) and USB1. to the USB(HDD) USB interface, then the USB1(HDD)­input is intended for USB power cable of the external hard disk must devices that require additional power (e.g. also be unplugged when the TV is turned external hard disk). off. You must not disconnect the USB Device from the TV while a file on the USB Device is being read by the TV. SERVICE Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max.

  • Page 41: Usb Recording Settings

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- USB­recording­settings Selecting­external­data­media If there are more than one external data media Selecting­the­menu connected to the television, then select one of them. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 1­ In the »Disk Management« menu select the 2­ Select the menu item »Records« with » «, < > line »Disk« with » « or » « and press Λ » «, » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ »OK« to confirm. confirm. – » Media Player« menu is displayed. 2­ Select the external data media with » « or » «. 3­ Λ Select the line »PVR« with » « or » « and Λ...

  • Page 42: Time Shift - " Pausing

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Formatting­the­partition Time­shift­–­″­Pausing”­­ programmes 1­ In the »Disk Management« menu select the line »Format Partition« with » « or » « Λ You can pause any program you are watch- and press »OK« to confirm. ing. This is a useful function. For instance, if the < > phone rings when you are watching a movie, 2­ « or » « to Select push button »Yes« with » you can pause the movie and resume it after the confirm the security query; call without missing nothing. The last scene that was frozen is displayed and < > select push button »No« with » « or » « to time shift is recorded into the external data to cancel the function. media. 3­ Switch back with »BACK « press »EXIT« < In Time Shift mode, you can only record as to end the setting. much as the free memory space on the external data media.

  • Page 43: Recording Programmes

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recording­programmes Recording­a­programme­from­ the­channel­list You can record the programmes. Programmes are recorded onto the external data media and 1­ Press »OK« to open the channel list. the archive is managed via television. < > 2­ Select a channel with » « or » « and press A memory of 44 MB up to 110 MB is required »OK« to confirm. for a 1 minute record. 3­ Press »EXIT« to exit from the channel list. Other recordings in the archive can be watched 4­ Press » « to start recording. while a programme is being recorded. – R ecording information is displayed: It is possible to shift channels during recording Recording symbol, channel name, pro- between unscrambled channels on the same gramme time and recording time. frequency (DVB-T/C) or on the same transpon- – T hese information will disappear after a der (DVB-S). short while. Recording symbol and record- When switched to channels other than (Terres- ing time will appear on the lower right trial, Cable, Satellite and USB) during record- corner of the screen.

  • Page 44: Programme Setting For Recording

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Programme­setting­for­record- Only for UPC customers Note: Parts of previous or next files can be included into the record while the programme is being ...­with­electronic­programme­guide recorded resulting from possible Programme Guide errors. In such cases, keep in mind Electronic programme guide data can be used that the highest family protection level will for recording. apply for the whole recording if one or more 25 EPG reminder and/or recorder can be set of those programmes have any level of fam- in total. ily protection. 1­ Press »GUIDE« to open the electronic Set­the­lead/follow-up­time programme guide. With this function you can change the recording 2­ Select the preferred TV program with » « time set by the electronic TV guide. or » «. Λ – I nformation about the actual TV program If you think that a program will start a few min- is displayed. utes earlier or will end several minutes later, you can „add“ up to 60 minutes to this time < > 3­ Press » « or »...

  • Page 45: Editing The Timer

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...­by­entering­the­information­manu- Notes: ally A warning is displayed before the timer recording starts and counts down for 10 sec- 25 TV programmes can be preset for the timer onds to allow you to switch to the channel. recording or as a reminder. At the end of 10 seconds, the channel to be 1­ Press »GUIDE« to open the electronic recorded appears automatically. programme guide. If the timer recording starts during play- < 2­ Press » « to display the top menu. back, playback stops. If you do not select – » TV Listing« option is marked. »Yes« in the warning prompt, recording will start automatically at the end of the 3­ Select the line »Set Recording« with » « or countdown. » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ – » Set Recording« menu is displayed, Editing­the­timer »Channel« is marked. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. Note: 2­...

  • Page 46: Playback

    USB­RECORDING ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- < > Playback 6­ Select push button »OK« with » « or » « to confirm the security query; Either started manually or with the timer func- tion, the recorded programmes are all stored in the external data media. You can display an ar- < select push button »Cancel« with » « or chive on an external data media from »Records« > » « to cancel deletion process. – »Media Player« menu. Deleting­programmes­from­the­ Selecting­a­broadcast­from­the­­­ recorded­files­menu recorded­files­list You can delete recorded programmes from the 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. Recorded Files list. 2­ Select the menu item »Records« with » «, 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. < > » «, » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ...

  • Page 47: File Formats For Usb Operating

    USB­OPERATION ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File­formats­for­USB­operating Audio­data Your television can play audio data coded with Your television can be operated via the USB MP3, AAC standards. input with the following file formats: MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Volume Level 3 and is Video­data based on the MPEG-1 standard developed by Special codecs for video compression and MPEG (Motion Picture Expert Group). d ecompression provide more memory space AAC indicates the Advanced Audio Coding and without compromising the picture quality exces- is developed by MPEG. AAC provides higher sively. audio quality with the same data rate (bit rate). Your television plays video files in the formats WMA (Windows Media Audio) is a compres- XVID, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (L4.1, 4 reference sion standard developed by Microsoft for audio pictures), MPEG-4, MPEG-2, MPEG-1, MJPEG data. and MOV. These formats enable audio files to be saved on The following file name extensions are also storage devices with a sound quality similar to supported: “.avi”, “mkv”, “.mp4”, “.ts”, “.mov”, that of a CD. “.mpg”, “.dat”, “.vob”,”.divx”. In addition to File extensions supported by your device: video data, these files also contain audio data “.mp3”, “.mp2”, “.wma”, “.m4a”, “.aac”, compressed and "packaged" by using MP3, ".wav" AAC, DTS 2.0 or Dolby Digital. MP3 files can be organised into folders and DTS 2.0+Digital Out denotes the dual ability subfolders similar to the files on a computer.

  • Page 48: Connecting External Data Media

    USB­OPERATION ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting­external­data­media It is advised to put the television on stand-by SERVICE mode with » « before connecting the external data medium. Connect the device and then Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA switch the television on again. Before disconnecting the data medium, the television must first be switched to standby, otherwise files can be damaged. Notes: The socket USB1 at the side of the televi- USB(HDD) sion supports 500 mA current according to the USB standard. Devices such as external hard disk and etc. that consume more power can only be connected to the USB(HDD) interface of the television. If you are using a power cable for the 1 Connect the USB(HDD) USB interface on external hard disk that you have connected the television and the related data output to the USB(HDD) USB interface, then the on the external device (external hard disk, power cable of the external hard disk must digital camera, card reader or MP3 player) also be unplugged when the TV is turned with a USB cable;...

  • Page 49: The File Browser

    USB­OPERATION ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The­file­browser­ Settings­in­the­USB­setup­menu The file browser displays the video, audio and Selecting­the­menu picture data that the external data medium 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. provides. 2­ Select the menu item »Media Center« with If a data medium contains different file formats, < > » «, » «, » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ you can deactivate data (Video file, Audio file, confirm. Picture file) you do not need for the playback 3­ Select the name of the data medium with using a filter function. » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ The­main­menu­of­the­file­browser 4­ Select the »Media Options« with »TOOLS«. Note: A dditional operations are explained in the Media Player > DISK1 Tuesday following sections.
  • Page 50 USB­OPERATION ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Selecting­the­display­duration­of­the­ slide­show 1­ Select the line »Slide Show Interval« with » « or » «. Λ < 2­ Select the time (3, 5, 10 seconds) with » « > or » «. 3­ Press »EXIT« to end the setting. Subtitle­settings If the film has subtitles, you can turn on and off this subtitle, change its size or colour. 1­ Use » « or » « to select »Subtitle Auto Se- Λ lection«, »Subtitle Size« or »Subtitle Color«. < > 2­ Adjust with » « or » «. 3­ Press »EXIT« to end the setting. Note: These adjustments can only be made for external subtitle files. These adjustments cannot be made in subtitles combined with the movie.

  • Page 51: Playback Basic Functions

    USB­OPERATION ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Playback­basic­functions­ Notes: U se »BACK « when you would like to < 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. return to the last folder. 2­ Select the menu item »Media Center« with It is possible that some files that are sup- < > » «, » «, » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ ported in USB mode do not operate due to confirm. some problems that may arise depending – » Media Player« menu is displayed. on how such files are created (compression) Note: although they contain the supported file If the content of the external data medium extension. is not displayed, press » « (yellow) to  If there are more then one audio sources refresh. (audio stream) in the video files that are 3­ Select the name of the data medium »...

  • Page 52: Additional Playback Functions

    USB­OPERATION ­-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional­playback­functions Move­to­desired­time (only video files) Depending on the file formats used, the follow- ing additional functions are possible. 1­ Press »OK« during playback. 2­ Enter the time that you want to move to with Selecting­partition­on­HD­files »1...0« and confirm with »OK«. (only supported video files) 1­ Searching­forward During playback, select the next chapter > with » «. (only video and audio files) 2­ During playback, select the previous chap- You can select different speeds (2-fold, 4-fold, < ter with » «. 8-fold, 16-fold and 32-fold forwards and back- wards). Selecting­titles­on­HD­files 1­ During playback you can select playback (only supported video files) speed by pressing » « or » «. 1­ During playback, select the next title with 2­ To resume playback press » «.

  • Page 53: Playing The Video, Music And Image Files With Home Network Connection

    MULTIMEDIA­SERVER­MODE ­----------------------------------------------------------- Playing­the­video,­music­and­ Selecting­the­digital­media­ image­files­with­home­network­ server connection 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. With DLNA menu of your television, you can 2­ Select the menu item »Media Center« with > < easily access Video, music and photo files on » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. server; and thanks to DMR feature, you can – » Media Player« menu is displayed. automatically start and stop media playing on Note: devices with DMC feature. If no DMS device appears, check the net- Notes: work connection. See page 81 or 84. You can share your video, music and image 3­ Select any DMS device with » « or » « Λ files through devices such as PC, mobile and press »OK« to confirm. phone or NAS (Network Attached Storage) – D MS device content is displayed. that function as DMS (Digital Media Server) compatible with DLNA.

  • Page 54: Playback

    MULTIMEDIA­SERVER­MODE ­----------------------------------------------------------- Audio files played through DMS device sup- Playback port following formats that have obtained 1­ Select the content folder on DMS device DLNA certificate: »AAC_ADTS_320«, with » « or » « and press »OK«. Λ »LPCM«, »MP3«, »WMABASE« and – All titles are displayed. to confirm. »WMAFULL«. 2­ Select the desired title with » « or » «. Λ Image files played through DMS device support following formats that have 3­ Press » « to start playback. obtained DLNA certificate: »JPEG_LRG«, Other­playback­options »JPEG_MED« and »JPEG_SM«. 1­ Press » « to pause playback. 2­ To resume playback press » «. 3­ Press » « or » « until you reach the desired file. 4­ Press »...

  • Page 55: 55­ Smart­inter@Ctive

    SMART­INTER@CTIVE­TV­4.0 ­------------------------------------------------------------ Terms­&­Conditions­and­ I f you select “Accept” you can continue to use the TV. Confidentiality I f you select “Decline”: T he “Information Page” will be displayed Agreements­of­Terms­&­Condi- again when the TV is turned on and con- tions­and­Confidentiality nected to the internet the next time and the same steps will apply. Agreements of Terms & Conditions and Confi- If the content of the Terms & Conditions and dentiality are agreements you must accept to use all functions of Smart Inter@ctive. Confidentiality has been updated, the “Informa- tion” page will be displayed when the TV has If Agreements of Terms & Conditions and Con- been turned on and connected to the internet for fidentiality are accepted, all functions of Smart the first time after this update. On this page, you Inter@ctive can be used and the necessary data will be informed that the content of the Terms about the use of TV are collected. & Conditions and Confidentiality has been If Agreements of Terms & Conditions and Confi- updated. Additionally, you will be expected to dentiality are not accepted, Application Portal, read and accept the content of the new Terms & Software Update via Internet, Applications and Conditions and Confidentiality. Here, you need Web Browser of Smart Inter@ctive cannot be to select Next, and the next steps will be as men- accessed; no data about the use of TV are col- tioned above. lected; DLNA and LiveShare functions can be used.

  • Page 56: Smart Inter@Ctive Tv 4.0 Internet Ap- Plications

    Getting­Started­with­Smart­In- ing on the country. ter@ctive­TV SMART inter@ctive TV 4.0 cannot down- 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. load or save files permanently, cannot upload files to a website or cannot install 2­ Select menu item »Applications Center« with add-ins except Login pages of some ap- < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. plications. – » Application Portal« menu will be dis- Grundig is not responsible for the content played. and the quality of content offered by con- Notes: tent providers. I f you press »@« when no menu is open, Local and global internet applications you can access »Application Portal« menu. provided through your SMART Inter@ctive I f you attempt to start Inter@ctive applica- TV 4.0 come with your TV within the frame- tions without a cable or wireless adapter work of special limited duration agreements connected, the related warning is displayed entered into with the application owners. on the screen. If your cable or wireless Application owners may update, modify, adapter is connected but you cannot...
  • Page 57 SMART­INTER@CTIVE­TV­4.0 ­------------------------------------------------------------ Selecting­internet­applications Displaying­all­applications 1­ Select »Application Store« from the menu or Applications displayed on SMART inter@ctive press »@«. TV 4.0 home page are just a few of the ap- – Application Portal will be displayed. plication that can run on the television. You can display and select other applications in »All Smart Inter@ctive TV Applications«. Favorites All Applications Enter search key 1­ Select »Application Store« from the menu or Featured press »@«. abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... – Application Portal will be displayed. Most Popular 2­ Select »All Applications« with » «, » «, Λ...

  • Page 58: Navigation On The Application Portal Main Screen

    SMART­INTER@CTIVE­TV­4.0 ­------------------------------------------------------------ Application­Portal­Main­Screen 1­ Applications. Smart Inter@ctive TV 2­ All Applications. Favorites All Applications 3­ Enter search key Favorites Featured 4­ Search bar. 5­ Exit. abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... Most Popular abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc... abc...

  • Page 59: Web Browser Menu

    WEB­BROWSER ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Web­browser­menu 10 11 12 13 http://www.grundig.de grundig. Process Menu Zoom Out Zoom In Page Up Page Down Navigation Tool Bar 1­ Web­browser­applications Menu controls. 2­ Active tab. Web browser allows you to navigate in the Internet. 3­ Previous page. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 4­ Next page. 2­ Select the menu item »Web Browser« with 5­...

  • Page 60: Changing The Menu Language

    LANGUAGE­SETTINGS ­ - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changing­the­subtitle­language 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, (only for digital television channels) Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. You can disable subtitles, select subtitle < > language and assign a secondary subtitle 3­ Select menu item »TV« with » « or » « and language. press » « to confirm. – »TV« menu is active. 1­ Select the line »Language & Keyboard« with » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ Settings > TV Tuesday xx xxx xxxx 2­...

  • Page 61: Subtitle Mode

    ACCESSIBLE­FUNCTIONS ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------- Audio­description­(audio­sub- 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. titles) 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Audio description is an additional audio chan- < > nel for people who are visually handicapped. 3­ Select menu item »TV« with » « or » « and The activities, surroundings, scene changes or press » « to confirm. the appearance, the gestures and facial expres- – »TV« menu is active. sions of the actors are described. 4­ Select the line »Accessibility Settings« with This sound is transmitted at the same time as the » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ normal sound with digital television stations. This depends on the programme being broadcast.

  • Page 62: Auto Sleep

    ADVANCED­SETTINGS ­ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Store­logo­view­ 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, This function is intended for feature introduction Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. at stores. When »On« is selected, feature logos are displayed. < > 3­ Select menu item »TV« with » « or » « and 1­ From the »Advanced« menu use » « or press » « to confirm. » « to select the line »Shop Logo Display«. Λ – »TV« menu is active. < > 2­ Select »Yes« with » « or » «.

  • Page 63: Power Save Mode

    ADVANCED­SETTINGS ­ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Power­save­mode­ It ensures automatic shut off of screen in An- tenna, Cable, Satellite and radio channels and USB mode when playing audio files. 1­ From the »Advanced« menu use » « or » « to select the line »Power Saving Λ Mode«. < > 2­ P ress » « or » « to set shut off time of display as »10 Seconds«, »30 Seconds«, »60 Seconds«. 3­ Press »BACK « to go back one menu < level or press »EXIT« to end the setting. Note: If the screen closes while listening to music in USB mode, press »MENU« and select < > »Off« with » « or » « to close the feature. ENGLISH 63­...

  • Page 64: Sleep Timer

    TIMER­FUNCTIONS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On­timer­(Auto­On) 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, In the On Timer menu, you can enter a switch-on Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. time for the television. < > The television switches on with the preset volume 3­ Select menu item »Timer« with » « or » « and the desired channel after the set time in and press » « to confirm. stand-by mode has elapsed. – »Timer« menu is active. 1­ Select the line »Auto On« with » « or » « Λ Settings > Timer Tuesday and press »OK« to confirm.

  • Page 65: Off Timer (Auto Off)

    TIMER­FUNCTIONS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Off­timer­(Auto­Off) In the »Auto Off« menu, you can enter a switch- off time for the television. The television switches to stand-by after the entered time has elapsed. 1­ Select the line »Auto Off« with » « or » « Λ and press »OK« to confirm. 2­ Select the line »Mode« with » « or » « Λ < > and use » « or » « to select when the television should switch off. 3­ Select the line »Set Hour« with » « or » « Λ and enter the time with »1…0«. 4­ Press » « (blue) to save the setting.  5­ Press »BACK « to go back one menu < level or press »EXIT« to end the setting. ENGLISH 65­...

  • Page 66: Parental Guidance

    PARENTAL­SETTINGS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. Note: When the TV is in review buffer mode, the 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > parental rating of the program in the live » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. broadcast is applied on the content being > 3­ Select the menu item »Parental« with » « or watched (rather than the actual parental < » « and press »OK« to confirm. rating of the content being watched). As – » Parental« menu is displayed. a result, a parental rated content being watched in the review buffer mode will not Settings > Parental Tuesday necessarily show as parental rated and xx xxx xxxx vice versa. This means that if parental rated program starts in live broadcast the PIN-pop Picture...

  • Page 67: Blocking The Multifunction Switch

    PARENTAL­SETTINGS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blocking­the­multifunction­ Blocking­a­television­channel­ switch You can block individual television channels which are not suitable for children using a When the key lock is activated, the multi function personal PIN code. switch on the television does not function. 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. 1­ From the »Parental« menu use » « or » « Λ to select the line »Keypad Lock« and press 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > < > » « or » « to confirm. » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. 2­ > Enter the PIN code »1234« with »1...0« in 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or <...

  • Page 68: Watching A Blocked Television Channel

    PARENTAL­SETTINGS ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watching­a­blocked­television­ channel You can watch a TV channel blocked with PIN code by selecting the TV channel and entering the PIN code. 1­ Select the blocked channel with »1…0« or »P+«, »P–«. 2­ Enter the PIN code »1234« with »1...0« in the password prompt. – B locked channel can be viewed. Note: Channel will be blocked again when you change the channel. Resetting­PIN­code Use this function if you forget the PIN code. 1­ From the »Parental« menu use » « or » « Λ to select the line »Change PIN« and press »OK« to confirm. 2­ Enter the PIN code »2 3 5 6« with »1...0«. 3­ Enter your new four-digit personal PIN code with »1...0«. 4­ Reenter your personal PIN code with »1...0«. 5­ Press »BACK « to go back one menu <...

  • Page 69: Auto Tuning

    DATE­AND­TIME­SETTINGS ­----------------------------------------------------------------- Manual­tuning 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, You can set the local time difference yourself Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. if the time is not detected or is not the same as your local time. > 3­ Select the menu item »Timer« with » « or < » « and press »OK« to confirm. 1­ From the »Advanced« menu use » « or – » Timer« menu is displayed. » « to select the line »Time Adjustment«. Λ < 4­ Select the line »Advanced« with » « or 2­ Select the option »Manual« with » « or >...

  • Page 70: Product Information

    SOFTWARE­OF­THE­DEVICE ­--------------------------------------------------------------- 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. Warning: Television will restart after update. Do 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > not turn your television’s power off during » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. updates. > < 3­ Select the menu item »TV « with » « or » « Note: and press »OK« to confirm. For automatic checking of software update, 4­ Select the line »About« with » « or » « Λ select from »Source« menu ➡ »Advanced« and press »OK« to confirm. < the line »OAD« with » « or » «. Use » « Λ...
  • Page 71 ACCESSORIES ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ You can connect various accessories to your television to use with video talk, volume control, motion control or a keyboard and mouse to use in your web browser. Display the status of the connected accessory from this menu to perform various adjustments. 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. > < 3­ Select the menu item »TV « with » « or » « and press » « to confirm. 4­ Select the line »Accessories« with » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ 5­ Select the needful line with » « or » « Λ and press »OK« to confirm. <...

  • Page 72: Resetting The Television To Its Original State

    RESET­FUNCTIONS ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deleting­channel­history 1­ Open menu with »MENU« button. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, This function allows you to delete channel his- Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. tory stored in the Main menu. > < 3­ Select the menu item »TV« with » « or » « 1­ From the »About« menu use » « or » « to Λ and press »OK« to confirm. select the line »Reset Channel History« and press »OK« to confirm. 4­ Select the line »About« with » « or » « Λ – Warning screen will be displayed. and press »OK« to confirm. <...

  • Page 73: Digi Link

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- DIGI­LINK Switching­off­the­external­device­from­ standby­mode Your television is equipped with After switching your television to standby, your DIGI LINK feature. This feature external device (e.g. DVD player) will also utilizes CEC (Consumer Elec- switch to standby if it is switched on. tronics Control) protocol. CEC allows you to make an HDMI DIGI LINK is always active on your television. connection on sockets HDMI­between your TV Refer to the user manual of your external device and DVD player, STB or video recorder and to learn how to activate this feature on it. control such equipments with the remote control of the television. Searching­and­selecting­the­active­ex- ternal­device This feature must also be supported by the device you will connect. You can connect up to 11 devices that support You television supports the following functions. DIGILINK to this television. For detailed information about this function, 1­ Open the Tools menu with »TOOLS«. read user manual of the external device. 2­ Select the line »Digilink« with » « or » « Λ The­Digi­Link­functions­of­the­ and press »OK« to confirm. – C onnected devices are searched and the television ones that are found are displayed on the...

  • Page 74: Device Control

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- Device­Control Switching­the­device­to­standby You can determine how the remote control of This option switches the connected external your television will control the external device. device to standby. < > < > 1­ Press » « and use » « or » « to select 1­ Press » « and use » « or » « to select either one from »HDMI1« to »HDMI3« and either one from »HDMI1« to »HDMI3« and press »OK« to confirm. press »OK« to confirm. 2­ 2­ Open the menu with »MENU«. Open the menu with »MENU«. 3­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, 3­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ...

  • Page 75: High Definition

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- High­definition Connection­options Your television can playback high-definition Which television socket(s) you connect your television signals (HDTV). external devices to depends on the sockets the external device is equipped with and You can connect the input sources (HDTV set- the signals which are available. top box or High Definition DVD player) to the HDMI socket (digital HDTV signal). Note that with many external devices the resolution of the video signal must be This ensures that you can view digital HDTV adapted to the input sockets on the televi- programmes, even if they are copy-protected sion (check the external device’s instruction (HDCP High Bandwidth Digital Content Protec- manual). You can find out which values you tion). need to set by referring to the guidelines in the section about connection options. Do not connect any other equipment while the device is switched on. Switch off the other equipment as well before connecting Only plug the device into the mains socket after you have connected the external device. SERVICE SERVICE Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max.

  • Page 76: Connecting An External Device

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting­an­external­device Selecting­Scart­volume­adjustment 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. With­a­digital­audio/video­signal 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ Suitable devices: Digital satellite receiver, < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. game console, BluRay player, DVD player/ recorder, set-top box, notebook, PC. > 3­ Select the menu item »Sound« with » « or < Video signal: digital image; definition: stan- » « and press » « to confirm. dard 576p; HDTV 720p, 1080i, 1080p. 4­ Select the line »Advanced« with » « or Audio signal: digital sound (stereo, multichan- » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ nel compression, uncompressed). 5­...

  • Page 77: Using A Dvd Recorder, Dvd Player, Video Recorder Or Set-Top Box

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- Using­a­DVD­recorder,­DVD­ Hi-fi­system player,­video­recorder­or­set-top­ Connecting­digital­multi-channel­ampli- fier/AV­receiver 1­ Switch on the video recorder, DVD player 1­ Connect the HDMI3­(ARC) (HDMI 1.4 or set-top box and select the function you Audio Return Channel) socket to the relevant wish to use. socket on the HDMI ARC compliant Digital multichannel amplifier / AV receiver with a < > 2­ Press » « and use » « or » « to select standard HDMI cable (digital audio signal); input signal (»SCART«, »S-VHS«, »HDMI1«, »HDMI2«, »HDMI3(ARC)« or »COMPO- NENT«) and press »OK« to confirm. 2­ Connect the Optic­Out socket on the televi- sion to the corresponding socket on the AV Headphones receiver using a standard optic digital cable (digital audio signal). Connecting­headphones 1­ Plug the headphone jack (3.5 mm ø jack Important: plug) into the headphone socket of the Do not use a HDMI cable longer than 5 m television.

  • Page 78: Playing The Audio Signal Via The Hifi System

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- Playing­the­audio­signal­via­the­ Notes: I f the audio system also has a playing func- HiFi­system tion (e.g. Home theater system including 1­ Connect the socket on the television and DVD player function), two devices will be the corresponding socket on the hi-fi system listed on the HDMI CEC list. The first one is / AV receiver using a adapter cable. the player, and the second one is the audio Note: playback. When this function is activated, the hi-fi I f a Blu-ray Player is connected to the AV system / AV receiver (connected to socket receiver, please remove the Disc from the ) transmits the audio signal. Player during the registration. 2­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 6­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 3­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, 7­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ Λ...

  • Page 79: Wireless Screen Share (Liveshare)

    USING­EXTERNAL­DEVICES ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------- Wireless­screen­share­(Liveshare) What­is­LIVESHARE? Miracast is a wireless technology that allows Android devices share images with each other. This technology is supported by your TV under the name Liveshare. Screen­share­with­Liveshare­con- nection 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. < > 2­ Use » «, » «, » « or » « to select Λ »Screen Share« and press »OK« to confirm. – » Miracast« menu will be displayed. 3­ Using your laptop or mobile device, launch the Miracast application and select your TV. – M iracast will start soon and the screen im- age of your laptop or mobile device will be displayed on the TV. 4­ Press »EXIT« to end the Liveshare applica- tion. Note: Please visit the website of the manufacturer of your laptop/mobile device to see if it supports Miracast.

  • Page 80: What Is Common Interface

    OPERATION­WITH­COMMON­INTERFACE ­ - -------------------- SERVICE Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA What­is­common­interface? Access­control­for­CA­module­ and­smart­cards Common Interface (CI) is an interface for DVB receivers. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. E ncrypted channels can only be viewed with 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ a CA module suitable for the encryption < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. system and the corresponding smart card. > 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with »...

  • Page 81: Network Connection

    NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To use the functions of SMART inter@ctive, you Wired­network must connect the TV to your home network with Wired­network­connection internet access and log in. 1­ Connect the output of external modem to You can launch various applications on Grundig LAN socket with Cat 5 cable. My Apps Portal. These applications include vari- ous types such as video, picture, music, game, social networking applications, news and sports applications, weather forecast applications. Your TV supports remote control feature for Apple iPhones and Android based phones. Depending on the features of your phone, you may control your TV by your phone after SERVICE downloading the free »GRUNDIG TV Remote« Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA application from Apple App Store or Google Play (Android Market). Network­connection You can establish a wired or wireless connection between your television and the local network.

  • Page 82: Wired Network Settings

    NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wired­network­settings 6­ Select the line »Network Configuration« < > with » « or » « and use » « or » « to Λ There are two ways of making the wired net- select »AUTO«. work settings. 7­ With » « (red) select »Connect« to establish  A Automatic connection, modem connection. A ll data regarding connection settings (»IP – » Connecting ... Please wait« message Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and will be displayed, and if the connection »DNS«) are obtained from modem auto- is established »Connection To Gateway: matically. Success« message will be displayed. B Manual connection, 8­ Press » « (green) to check the performed ...
  • Page 83 NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Manual­connection 11­ With » « (red) select »Connect« option to  establish modem connection. Certain networks require Static IP address. If – » Connecting... Please wait« message will your network requires a Static IP address, you be displayed, and if the connection is must enter the »IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gate- successful, Connection to Gateway: Suc- way« and »DNS« values manually. You can cessful« message will be displayed. get »IP Adress«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS« values (IPS) from your Internet Service 12­ Press » « (green) to check the performed  Provider. settings and also if the local network and internet connection has been established. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. – » Testing ... Please wait« message will 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ be displayed, and if the connection is <...

  • Page 84: Wireless Network Settings

    NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wireless­network Wireless­network­settings You have several ways to connect your TV to Wireless­network­connection your home network. A Automatic connection, a ll data regarding connection settings (»IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS«) are obtained from modem auto- matically. D epending on the router, you can use the following options: – O ption “WPS-PBC” (Push Button Configu- ration); SERVICE – Connecting with a WPS PIN; – C onnecting by entering the network pass- Optic Out USB(HDD) HDMI3(ARC) HDMI2 SATELLITE ANT-IN 13/18V max. 500mA max. 50mA word.
  • Page 85 NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Technical­requirements­ 10­ To continue after pressing the WPS button on the access point, select the option »Con- Most of the home networks are Dynamic. If < >­ tinue« with » « or » «and press »OK« to you have a dynamic network, you must use a confirm. DSL modem that supports DHCP. Modems and – T he “Connection to Gateway: Success” IP sharers that support DHCP obtain the »IP message will be displayed. Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS« values required for internet access automatical- 11­ Press » « (green) to make sure that the  ly, and thus you are not required to enter those network connection is established with the values manually. current settings. – » Testing ... Please wait« message will Wireless­WPS­network­connection­ be displayed, and if the connection is through­by­pressing­a­button established »Connection To Gateway: 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«.
  • Page 86 NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8­ Select the line »Select Access Point« with Connecting­automatically­by­entering­ » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ the­network­password – P resent WPS-supported wireless networks Use this method for establishing a connection are scanned to display in the »Select Ac- if your router does not support “WPS-PBC” or cess Point« menu. WPS PIN entry. 9­ Select the network that you want to connect 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. with » « or, » « and press »OK« to Λ 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ confirm. < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. – 8 -digit pin code is displayed in the wire- >...
  • Page 87 NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Manual­connection Note: For device to discover the wireless modem Certain networks require Static IP address. If on the network, the network name should your network requires a Static IP address, you support ASCII characters. must enter the »IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gate- way« and »DNS« values manually. You can 10­ Select the required character with » «, get »IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and < > » «, » « or » « and move to the next Λ »DNS« values (IPS) from your Internet Service character with »OK«. Provider. – U sing »Shift« ➡ »OK«, you can switch between uppercase letters / numbers and 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. lowercase letters / special characters. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ – S elect »Del« to delete the character <...

  • Page 88: Change Tv Name

    NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11­ Select the line »Gateway« with » «. Change­TV­Name Enter Gateway address with »1…0«. To make it possible to identify your TV in the net- 12­ Select the line »Select Access Point« with work, the name “Inter@ctive TV 4.0” is assigned » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. Λ at the factory. You can change the name. – » Select Access Point« menu is displayed 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. by scanning available wireless networks. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ 13­ Select the network that you want to connect < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. with » « or » « and confirm with »OK«. Λ 3­...

  • Page 89: Connecting The Tv To A "Hidden" Network

    NETWORK­SETUP ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Connecting­the­TV­to­a­“hidden”­ 11­ Select the network with » « or » « and Λ press »OK« to confirm. network – W ireless connection password screen is Even if the SSID (Service Set Identifier) of the displayed. router is not visible, you can connect your TV to 12­ Select the required character with » «, this network. < > » «, » « or » « and move to the next Λ 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. character with »OK«. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, – U sing »Shift« ➡ »OK«, you can switch Λ <...

  • Page 90: Searching For All Digital Channels From A Satellite Automatically

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Searching­for­all­digital­channels­ 8­ Select Scan Mode. To select whether you want to search for from­a­satellite­automatically only free digital television channels (Free), New satellite channels are added or satellite only scrambled digital television channels data is changed frequently. Therefore, we rec- (Scrambled) or both (Free + Scrambled), ommend you to run auto search function from press » « or » « and press OK« to select Λ time to time. and mark or unmark the »Free« and/or All transponders are scanned for new channels. »Scrambled« items. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 9­ Press » « (red) to start searching.  2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Notes: Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. W hen updating via the same satellites a >...

  • Page 91: Searching For Digital Channels From A Satellite Manually On A Transponder

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Searching­for­digital­chan- ­ Network­Search­ < > Select the network search with » « or » « nels­from­a­satellite­manually­ as »On« or »Off«. on­a­transponder 7­ Press » « (red) to start searching.  If a certain channel cannot be found with – T he »Digital Searching« menu appears, automatic search, you can search it manually and the scan for TV channels begins. by manual search function. You must enter all – A ll channels found on the transponder are parameters of the channel correctly. You can shown. The new channels will be added obtain the current transponder information from to the bottom of the channel table. teletext page, satellite TV magazines or internet. Note: 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. The search can be aborted with »EXIT«. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ...

  • Page 92: Antenna Settings And Searching For Digital Channels From A Satellite Automatically

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Antenna­settings­and­searching­ 8­ Exit the antenna settings with » « (blue).  for­digital­channels­from­a­satel- 9­ Select the Channel Type. lite­automatically Press » « or » « to select whether you Λ want to search for only digital channels Note: (Digital) or only radio channels (Radio) or The following description about the LNB set- both (Digital + Radio) and press »OK« to tings premise a substantial expertise about select and mark or unmark the »Digital« the satellite systems. Ask your specialist and/or »Radio« items. dealer. 10­ Select Scan Mode. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. To select whether you want to search for 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ only free digital television channels (Free), < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm.

  • Page 93: Antenna Settings, Scr System And Search- Ing For Digital Channels From A Satellite Automatically

    « or » « to select whether you Λ Press »OK« then select the required satel- want to search for only digital channels lite with » « or » « and press »OK« to Λ (Digital) or only radio channels (Radio) or confirm. both (Digital + Radio) and press »OK« to ­ LNB­type­ select and mark or unmark the »Digital« If your antenna system is equipped with a and/or »Radio« items. single-cable system multiswitch, use the op- 10­ Select Scan Mode. tion »Grundig SCR«. Press »OK« and select < > To select whether you want to search for the »Grundig SCR« option with » « or » «. only free digital television channels (Free), Select the »LNB-Frequency High« line with only scrambled digital television channels » « and enter the frequency with »1...0« (Scrambled) or both (Free + Scrambled), in five digits. press » « or » « and press OK« to select Λ and mark or unmark the »Free« and/or »Scrambled« items.

  • Page 94: Antenna Settings For Diseqc 1.0/1.1 And Searching Digital Channels From A Satellite Automatically

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- 11­ Antenna­settings­for­DiSEqC­ Press » « (red) to start searching.  1.0/1.1­and­searching­digital­ Notes: channels­from­a­satellite­auto- W hen updating via the same satellites a matically security query is displayed at the start of a search. Note: I f the previously stored channels should The following description about the LNB set- be retained in the channel list and the new tings premise a substantial expertise about channels found be added to it, then press the satellite systems. Ask your specialist » « (green).  dealer. I f » « (red) is pressed, the saved channels  1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. will be deleted from the current channel list. – T he »Digital Searching« menu appears, 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ...
  • Page 95 SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- I f » « (red) is pressed, the saved channels ­ DISEqC­Mode­  will be deleted from the current channel list. Based on the number of current satellite sys- – T he »Digital Searching« menu appears, tem, select the option »Off« »DiSEqC 1.0« < > and the scan for TV channels begins. or »DiSEqC 1.1« with » « or » «. – T he search is complete as soon as the – » Off«: For satellite systems with single message »Search is completed!« appears. antenna. – » D iSEqC 1.0« switch allows for receiving Note: from maximum four satellites at the same The search can be aborted with »EXIT«. time. < > 12­ Switch to the Channel Editor with »...

  • Page 96: Motor Antenna Setup (Diseqc 1.2)

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Motor­antenna­setup­(DiSEqC­1.2) 9­ Use » « or » « to select necessary items. Λ Moving­Mode Note: < > Set the Moving Mode with » « or » « to The following description about the LNB set- »Discrete« or »Continuous«. tings premise a substantial expertise about – » Discrete«: Moves the antenna to west or the satellite systems. Ask your specialist east for the determined step size. dealer. – » Continuous«: Moves the antenna to west Your television supports DiSEqC 1.2 motorized or east continuously. satellite systems. This feature allows to control Step­Size the satellite through your television. < > W ith » « or » « select the number of steps Adjust the satellite antenna position according the antenna has to rotate. »Step Size« is to each satellite. These settings can be stored active when »Moving Mode« is selected as and the antenna can be moved to a preset...

  • Page 97: Searching For Digital Channels From The Cable Provider Automatically

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Searching­for­digital­channels­ Note: from­the­cable­provider­auto- You can speed up the search. To do this, frequency and network ID information are matically required. You may get this data from your 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. cable operator or find it in the Internet forums. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. 7­ Confirm the »Continue« with » « (blue).  > 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or Note: < » « and press » « to confirm. S elect whether to search for digital or – » Source« menu is active. analogue TV channels. To do this press »...

  • Page 98: Searching For Digital Channels From The Cable Provider Manually

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Searching­for­digital­channels­ Searching­for­digital­terrestrial­ from­the­cable­provider­manu- TV­channels­automatically ally 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or < > » « and press » « to confirm. 3­...

  • Page 99: Searching For Digital Terrestrial Tv Chan- Nels Manually

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Searching­for­digital­terrestrial­ I f » « (red) is pressed, the saved channels  will be deleted from the current channel list. TV­channels­manually – T he »Digital Searching« menu appears, 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. and the scan for TV channels begins. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ – T he search is complete as soon as the < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. message »Search is completed!« appears. > 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or Note: < » « and press » « to confirm. The search can be aborted with »EXIT«. – » Source« menu is active. 11­...

  • Page 100: Automatic Service Update

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Automatic­service­update­ Tuning­analogue­television­­ channels If this function is activated, possible changes of network operators are updated automatically. This setting is only necessary if you cannot receive any digital channels and you have not The unit must be located in stand-by mode. carried out an analogue search during initial This updating affects all types of reception - ter- setup. restrial, cable and satellite. The television channel can be set directly or 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. using the search. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ < > Setting­all­analogue­television­channels » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. > The analogue television stations are listed in the 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or < channel list after the digital television stations. » « and press » « to confirm. – » Source« menu is active. Note: Plug the rooftop antenna cable (for ana- 4­...
  • Page 101 SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Tuning­the­analogue­television­channels­ Notes: by­entering­the­channel­numbers After starting the scan, a security query will appear. Press » « (green) to confirm the  1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. option »Yes«. 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ – A ll channel and favourites lists for the < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. analogue channels will be deleted and > compiled new. 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or < – T he »Analog Searching« menu appears, » « and press » « to confirm. and the scan for TV channels begins. – » Source« menu is active. Depending on the number of television 4­...

  • Page 102: Changing Stored Analogue Channels

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Changing­stored­analogue­­ Entering­the­analog­channel­names­ channels (maximum­8­characters) 1­ In the »Channel Editor« menu, select the If channels were stored with the automatic chan- channel you want to rename with » «, nel search during the tuning of the television < > » «, » « or » «, and highlight it by press- Λ channels, you can delete them. You can also ing »OK«. change or enter the name of a channel and skip – Channel is marked with »✔«. a channel. 2­ Activade the »Tools« menu with » « (yel-  Selecting­channel­lists low). 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. 3­ Select the line »Rename« with » « or » « Λ 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ...

  • Page 103: Displaying Signal Information

    SETTING­FURTHER­CHANNELS ­----------------------------------------------------- Creating­a­list­of­favourites­-­analog­ Displaying­signal­information channels (only for digital television channels) You can select your favourite channels and save 1­ Open the menu with »MENU«. them in up to four lists (FAV1 to FAV4). 2­ Select menu item »Settings« with » «, » «, Λ 1­ In the »Channel Editor« menu, select the < > » « or » « and press »OK« to confirm. channel(s) you want to add in the favor- > < > 3­ Select the menu item »Source« with » « or ites list with » «, » «, » « or » «, and Λ < » « and press » « to confirm. highlight the television channel by pressing – »...

  • Page 104: Service Information For Dealers

    278/2009: Regulation regarding eco friendly Radio equipment use is not allowed in a graphi- design requirements regarding energy consumption cal area within 20 km diameter of Ny-Alesund, of uncharged external power sources and average Svalbord. active efficiency (for models with AC/DC adapters). 642/2009: Regulation regarding eco friendly For­the­customers­in­Turkey design requirements for televisions. This device’s WLAN (Wifi) feature is only used 801/2013 on Changes About Environment-Friend- indoors. In Turkey, outdoor use is not allowed. ly Design Requirements for Televisions. Make sure WLAN (Wifi) feature is closed when 2 017/1369/EU: Directive regarding Energy using outdoors. Labelling of Energy-Related products as well as its following sub-directives; For­the­customers­in­Norway 1 062/2010: Regulation regarding energy label- This sub-section does not apply to the geograph- ling of televisions. ical region within a radius of 20 km from the 2 011/65/EU: Directive on limitations on use of centre of NyÅlesund. certain hazardous materials on electric, electronic domestic and office equipment. To receive a copy of declaration of compliance (DoC) visit: http://www.grundig.com/download/doc . You can access the declaration of compliance by run- ning your television model on the product model search section by entering the model number on the cover of the user’s manual. 104­ ENGLISH...

  • Page 105: Network Interfaces

    INFORMATION ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For­the­customers­in­Russia Network­interfaces Short Range Device with FHSS Modulation This product is intended for connection to the Applications. ADSL network. Maximum 2.5 mW e.i.r.p. for collecting telemetry information for auto- Disposing­of­the­packaging matic tracking and source calculation systems, The packing materials are dangerous for chil- 100mW e.i.r.p is the maximum allowed short dren. Keep the packing materials out of the range device density value permitted for use on reach of children. outdoor applications without any limitation on The packing of your product is manufactured installation height. For uses with other purposes, from recyclable materials. Dispose by classifying this applies to outdoor application in which this in accordance with waste instructions. Do not value does not exceed 10m above the ground. dispose along with normal household waste. Short range device density for indoor applica- tions is 100mW e.i.r.p maximum. Environmental­note Short range device applications with broad- This product has been made band modulation with DSSS and other than from high-quality parts and FHSS. materials which can be re-used The maximum average density value for short and recycled. range device applications with broadband Therefore, do not dispose of the product with modulation with DSSS and other than FHSS is normal household waste at the end of its life. 100mW e.i.r.p.

  • Page 106: Troubleshooting

    INFORMATION ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting If the remedies given below do not work, please consult an authorised GRUNDIG dealer. Please bear in mind that malfunctions can also be caused by external devices such as video recorders or satellite receivers. Problem Possible­cause Remedy Screen lit (snow), but no Antenna cable Is the antenna cable connected? station No TV station programmed Start a station search Poor picture contrast Picture settings incorrectly set Adjust the brightness, contrast or colour setting Problem at station Test with a different station Interference to picture Interference from other devices Change the position of the device and/or sound Ghosting, reflection Channel setting Automatic or manual channel set- ting/fine tuning Antenna Have antenna cable or system checked No colour Colour intensity at maximum Turn up the colour TV standard setting (if setting op- Select the correct colour standard tion is available) Problem at station Test with an another channel...
  • Page 107 INFORMATION ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Low image quality (pixel) DMS (for example PC) is con- Bring your DMS closer to the in WLAN mode nected to the wireless network modem and away from the modem Warnings about the con- Network Cable or wireless USB Check network cable or wireless nection problems on the network device may be discon- USB network device display nected Modem do not have Internet Make sure that your modem has connection or has problems Internet connection Videos in video applica- Internet connection speed is low. Low Internet speed is a problem tions are lagging during that is related with the speed of playback in wireless con- your subscription or a failure in nection the Internet infrastructure. Contact with your service provided (ISP). Videos in video applica- Internet connection speed is low. Low Internet speed is a problem tions are lagging during that is related with the speed of playback in cable con- your subscription or a failure in nection the Internet infrastructure. Contact with your service provided (ISP).
  • Page 108 GLOSSARY ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Depending on the television model. DLNA Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) is an international association of entertainment The ARC (Audio Return Channel) can be used electronics, IT hardware and mobile telephone to play back the audio signal from the television manufacturers that aims to ensure perfect com- channel using an HDMI cable or an optical munication between IT devices in the home and cable with a multi-channel amplifier. personal use sector. The system lets you load and play any accessible files on the network on Backlight your Grundig LED TV simply by using the remote Manual setting for back lighting (only active if control – without the inconvenience of connect- dynamic back lighting is switched to “OFF”). ing a USB hard disk or burning DVDs. This setting also directly impacts power con- sumption. Domain­name­system The domain name system (DNS) is one of the Block­Noise­Reduction most important services on the Internet. Its main This function can only be selected with digital function is to convert an Internet address into the reception sources and AV presets. It reduces any corresponding IP address. interference from artefacts (pixel blocks) from digital programmes due to MPEG compression DTS­TruSurround (such as from DVB-T receivers and lower trans- DTS TruSurround is an advanced surround mission rates or DVD players). sound solution package that extracts and posi- tions the exact audio signals for an atmospheric Boot­loader­version...
  • Page 109 GLOSSARY ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gateway­IP A gateway allows networks, which may be Dynamic­Contrast based on completely different protocols, to The function dynamically and optimally adjusts communicate with each other. In the home area, the contrast for the respective picture content by a combination of the router and the DSL modem analysing images and then altering this depend- are used as an Internet gateway. ing in a change in contrast. This increase the contract, however may also reduce the visible Hardware­version brightness levels in the picture. Hardware in this context means the device. This includes all components such as processor, Film­mode display, etc. Detects and processes feature films automati- cally for all channel sources. This means you will HbbTV always receive an optimal picture. HbbTV is the interactive successor of video text, This functions in the modi 480i, 576i and 1080i which has content with a modern design, high in TV playback and for other channel sources. resolution images and video¬sequences. If the »Film mode« is switched on for pro- For full functionality of HbbTV, the TV must be grammes without a feature film signal, minor connected to the internet. problems such as picture freeze, defective sub- titles or fine lines in the picture could occur. High Definition Television is a general term for Firmware­version a range of television standards which feature Firmware is the term used for software that is em- increased vertical, horizontal or temporal resolu- bedded in a programmed chip (microcontroller).
  • Page 110 GLOSSARY ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIVE­SHARE NAS­(network­access­storage) With Live Share, you can stream all the content The abbreviation NAS is used for devices that between WiDi™/Miracast™ certified mobile provide data from a hard drive to a network. devices (smartphone or tablet) and the television Network name (SSID) The network name via wi-fi. You can also easily stream HD content (SSID – service set identifier) is the term used onto the television, and of course vice-versa by for the identification of a wireless network that is transmitting TV content to mobile devices. based on IEEE 802.11. Every wireless LAN has a configurable SSID, which uniquely identifies the wireless network. The character sequence of Low Noise Block is located in the centre of a the network name can be up to 32 characters parabolic antenna. in length. It is configured in the base station (access point) of a wireless LAN and set on all It converts the satellite frequency from, for ex- clients which access it. ample, 10.7 to 11.75 or 11.8 to 12.75 GHz to the 950-2150 MHz range, thereby enabling the Network­mask cable transmission using a coaxial cable and The network mask or net mask, sometimes also more recently also with optical fibre and recep- referred to as a subnet mask, is a bit mask that tion with a satellite receiver. separates an IP address into a network part and MEMC a device/host part. It is used in IP networks to make routing decisions. Improves the display of moving images through the additional computation of intermediate pic- Nois­Reduction tures and is only available for devices from 32”.
  • Page 111 GLOSSARY ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- using NAT/PAT/Masquerading. As the address Security­(WEP/WPA) range used can only be viewed within the pri- WEP (wired equivalent privacy) is the standard vate network, the same range can also be used encryption algorithm for WLAN. It controls both in other private networks. The unique nature of access to the network as well as ensuring the an IP address required by the Internet protocol confidentiality and integrity of data. This proce- is ensured by this restricted visibility. dure is considered insecure nowadays. For this reason, more recent WLAN installations should Proxy­server use the more secure WPA encryption. A proxy or proxy server is a service program for computer networks that administers data trans- Symbolrate fer. It makes data transfer faster, and can also This is the number of transmitted symbols in the increase security by implementing access control digital transmission technology per time unit mechanisms. The transfer is conducted between Timeshift computers or programs in computer networks. On the server side, the proxy acts as a client; on You can pause the programme you are watch- the client side, it acts as a server. ing. This is a useful function, for example if the telephone rings while you are watching a film Router and you do not want to miss anything. A router is a network component that links sev- The programme is saved in the time¬shift memo- eral computer networks. The router analyses (on ry of the external data medium. the basis of layer 3 information) the network A maximum of 60 minutes of the current packages of a protocol it receives and forwards...
  • Page 112 GLOSSARY ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- USB-Recording Enables recording and playback of television programmes with digital television channels (DVB-S, DVB-T and DVB-C). This depends on the broadcaster. Recording and playback of programmes can only be carried out using an external data me- dium (hard drive or USB stick). Vibrant­Colour Increases the colour contrast and the contrast adjustment. This setting is mostly too strong for use with normal pictures and should only be used where necessary (low or off) otherwise nuances in the image can be suppressed. Wi-Fi The Wi-Fi Alliance is an organisation that has taken on the task of certifying products from different manufacturers on the basis of the IEEE- 802.11 standard, thereby ensuring that different wireless devices can operate in parallel. On 31 October 2002, the consortium an- nounced a new encryption technology – Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) – a part of the (then) forthcoming IEEE standard 802.11i which would replace the WEP encryption procedure, which was already regarded as insecure before the new standard came into force. After 802.11i came into force, the Wi-Fi group coined the term WPA2. IEEE 802.11e is an industrial standard issued by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics En- gineers (IEEE) and a supplement to the wireless LAN standard IEEE 802.11 for supporting the quality of service. 802.11e works according to a similar principle as the QoS procedure DiffServ. Data packages in the WLAN are marked by the sender and the access point is stopped in order to handle pack- ages with higher priority.
  • Page 113 INDEX ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting automatically by entering the network password..20 Access control for CA module and smart Connecting digital multi-channel amplifier/AV cards..81 receiver..77 Accessible Functions..61 Connecting external data media..40 Accessories..71 Connecting headphones..77 Adjusting the volume..31 Connecting the antenna and power cord..10 Adjusting the volume or Connecting the TV to a “hidden” network..90 changing the station..14 Connecting to a home network with a LAN Advanced picture settings..27 cable..20 Advanced Settings..62 Connection options..75 Apply the device with HDMI ARC function and Connections on the television set..13 activate HDMI ARC..77 Control buttons on the TV..14 Arrange Initial set-up..19 Control elements..14 Audio data..47 Creating a list of favourites..25 Audio description (audio subtitles)..61 Creating a list of favourites - analog Audio language..32 channels..104 Audio settings..34 Automatic connection..83 Automatic service update..101 Date and Time Settings..69 Automatic volume..30 Deactivate and activate digital teletext..37 Auto sleep..62...
  • Page 114 INDEX ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Normal text mode..38 Notes for WLAN reception..106 Formatting the partition..42 Notes on still images..8 Forward/reverse picture search..46 Off timer (Auto Off)..65 General information..7 One-touch programme recording..43 Getting Started with Smart Inter@ctive TV..56 On timer (Auto On)..64 GRUNDIG SCR System..8 Opening the Programme Table..23 Operation with common interface..81 Overview..13 HbbTV Mode..36 Headphones..77 High definition – HD ready..75 Packing contents..9 Page stop..38 Parental Guidance..66 Image data..47 Parental Settings..66 Important notes on environmental protection..8 Picture settings..27 Increasing character size..38 Playback..46 Information..105 Playback basic functions..51 Information on recording and playing television Playback during a recording..46 programmes..39 Playing selected tracks..52 Initial set-up..17 Playing the audio signal via the HiFi Inserting batteries in the remote control..12 system..78 Inserting the CA module..81...
  • Page 115 INDEX ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resetting the television to its original state..72 Selecting the operating mode..31 Restore default settings..28 Selecting the volume for the headphones..77 Reveal answer..38 Selecting titles on HD files..52 Sequencing channels in the Channel Editor..25 Screen share with Liveshare connection..80 Service information for dealers..106 Searching and selecting the active external Set the lead/follow-up time..44 device..73 Setting all analogue television channels..101 Searching channels by name in the Channel Setting further channels..91 Editor..24 Settings for connecting to the home Searching for all digital channels from a satellite network..17 automatically..91 Settings in the USB setup menu..49 Searching for channels from the cable provider Setting up or hanging..11 automatically..98 Setting up with stand..11 Searching for channels from the cable provider Set-up and safety..5 manually..99 Skipping the waiting time..38 Searching for digital television channels from a Sleep timer..33 satellite manually..92 SMART Inter@ctive TV 3.0 Feature..55 Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels SMART Inter@ctive TV 4.0 internet automatically..99 applications..56 Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels...
  • Page 116 INDEX ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timer Functions..64 Wireless network settings..85 Time shift – ″ Pausing” Wireless screen share (Liveshare)..80 programmes..42 Wireless WPS network connection through by TOP text or FLOF text mode..38 pressing a button..86 Troubleshooting..108 Wireless WPS network connection with Tuning analogue television PIN..86 channels..101 Tuning cable digital television channels Zap function..32 (DVB-C)..21 Zoom function..33 Tuning channels..17 Tuning terrestrial digital television channels (DVB-T)..22 Tuning the analogue television channels by entering the channel numbers..102 Turning on external device from standby mode..73 Turning the TV to standby..14 Turn the picture display..52 TV operation – additional functions..33 TV operation – Basic functions..31 USB keyboard and mouse..56 USB Opertion..47 USB Recording..39 USB recording settings..41 Using a DVD recorder, DVD player, video recorder or set-top box..77 Using external devices..73 Using HbbTV..37 Video data..47 Watching a blocked television channel..68 WEB Browser..59...
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