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  • Page 1 LCD TV 32 VLE 725 G...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4­ setup­AnD­sAFetY 33­ usB­operAtion ­ ­ File formats 6­ GenerAl­inFormAtion ­ Connecting external Special features of your t elevision set data media Receiving digital channels The file browser Important notes on environmental Settings in the USB protection setup menu Basic playback functions 8­ ConneCtion­AnD­prepArAtion ­ Additional playback Connecting the antenna and power cord functions Inserting batteries into the r emote control 38­ teletext­operAtion ­ 10­ overview ­...
  • Page 3 Contents ­ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 51­ speCiAl­settinGs ­ Searching for digital television channels from a satellite automatically Searching for digital television channels from a satellite automatically LNB settings Settings for motorised antennas (DiSEqC 1.2) Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels automatically Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels manually Tuning analogue television c hannels Changing stored analogue c hannels 60­ inFormAtion ­ Displaying signal information Technical data Service information for retailers Environmental note Troubleshooting ­ 3 ENGLISH...

  • Page 4: Setup­and­safety

    setup­AnD­sAFetY ­ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note the following instructions when Make sure the power cord or the power sup- setting up the television set: ply unit (if provided) are not damaged. This television is designed to receive and dis- Only operate the television with the power play video and audio signals. supply/power cord provided. All other uses are expressly prohibited. Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical The ideal viewing distance is five times the devices. Even when the television is switched d iagonal screen size. off, it can be damaged by a lightning strike to the mains or the antenna. Always disconnect Light falling on the screen impairs picture the mains and antenna plugs during a storm.
  • Page 5 setup­AnD­sAFetY ­ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do not connect any other equipment while the device is switched on. Also switch off other equipment before connecting it. Do not plug in the power cord of the device until you have connected the external equip- ment and the antenna. Make sure the mains plug is freely accessible. Caution: If you plan on using a wall bracket for your television, make sure you read the assembly manual for the wall bracket or have a spe- cialist assemble it. When purchasing the wall bracket, make sure that all the fastening points on the televi- sion are also on the wall bracket and that they are all used when mounting it. ­...

  • Page 6: General­information

    GenerAl­inFormAtion ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- special­features­of­your­ Devices that contain and serve video, music or image files are called Server. This television ­ t elevision­set receives video, music and image files from the You can receive and watch digital TV channels server through home network, allowing you to using your television set (via DVB-S, DVB-T and DVB- access and play such media even when your C) – including High Definition programmes (HD). television is located in a different room then However, the reception of digital TV channels in HD the server. A DLNA compatible device such as is currently limited to a few countries in Europe. a PC, mobile phone, NAS or a NAS-like (Net- work attached storage) device which operates Although this television set complies with the current as a DMS (Digital Media Server) is required DVB-S, DVB-T and DVB-C standards (status: August in order to use home network. 2010), the compatibility with f uture DVB-S satellite transmissions as well as terrestrial DVB-T and DVB-C You can also listen to the internet radios with cable programmes cannot be guaranteed. vTuner feature, provided that the local network to which your television is connected can con- Your television set can receive and process nect to internet.

  • Page 7: Receiving Digital Channels

    GenerAl­inFormAtion ­ - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- receiving­digital­channels important­notes­on­ environmental­protection You require a satellite antenna to receive d igital satellite channels (DVB-S). The following information will help you to save resources – and money as well. You require a digital roof antenna or indoor antenna (passive or active indoor antenna If you are not using your television set for with its own power supply) to receive digital s everal days, you should pull out the mains television channels (DVB-T).

  • Page 8: Connection­and­preparation

    ConneCtion­AnD­prepArAtion ­ - ---------------------------------------------- Connecting­the­antenna­and­power­cord 1 To receive digital satellite channels (DVB-S), connect the satellite antenna cable to the a ntenna socket »sAtellite« on the televi- sion set. note: When connecting an indoor antenna you may have to try it out at different positions until you get the best reception. And/or: 3 Plug the power cord into a wall socket. 2a To receive terrestrial digital broadcasters note: (DVB-T) connect the cable for the rooftop Do not plug in the power cord of the device...

  • Page 9: Inserting Batteries Into The R Emote Control

    ConneCtion­AnD­prepArAtion ­ - ---------------------------------------------- inserting­batteries­into­the­ environmental­note ­ r emote­control This symbol on recharge- able batteries/batteries or on the packaging indicates that the rechargeable bat- tery/battery may not be disposed of with regular household rubbish. For certain r echargeable batteries/batteries, this sym- bol may be supplemented by a chemical symbol. Symbols for mercury (Hg) or lead (Pb) are provided if the rechargeable batter- ies/batteries contain more than 0.0005%...

  • Page 10: Connections On The Television Set

    overview ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Connections­on­the­television­set spDiF­ S ocket for audio output sAtellite A ntenna socket for the ( coaxial) for PCM/AC3 satellite antenna (DVB-S). s ignals. Av1 S CART socket (FBAS signal, For connecting digital AV RGB signal). amplifiers or AV receivers. AuDio­out­l­r S ockets for audio output. optical­out S ocket for audio output ( optical) for PCM/AC3 Component s ignals. Y­pb­pr S ockets for video input For connecting digital AV (YUV signal). amplifiers or AV receivers. l­­r S ockets for audio input (YUV signal).

  • Page 11: Controls On The Television Set

    overview ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Controls­on­the­television­set pC­Audio S ocket for audio input for a PC. /i­ S witches the television on and back into standby mode. pC-in V GA socket, video input The only way to disconnect the for PC. television from the mains supply Ant­in A ntenna socket for a DVB-T, is to pull the plug. DVB-C and analogue v–­­v+ A djusts the volume; antenna. selects menu functions. HDmi2 H DMI socket, menu­ ­ O pens the menu. audio/video input. Select a menu option with HDmi3 H DMI socket, »p+« or »p–«. audio/video input.

  • Page 12: The Remote Control - Main Functions

    overview ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ the­remote­control­–­main­functions Switches on from standby; Switches on and off Selects channel – directly (Standby). S elects the channel list S witches between (»All«, »FAV 1« to »FAV 4«). teletext and TV mode. Opens the selection menu to change picture formats. O pens the »HDMI CEC De- < > Then select with » « or » « vice List«. and press »oK« to confirm. Displays information. ­ Z apping function; Opens the main menu switches back one menu level in the menus. ­ O pens the channel list. Opens the electronic TV guide. Opens the TOOLS menu. O pens menu for AV channels Adjusts the volume. and USB input.

  • Page 13: The Remote Control - All Functions

    overview ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ the­remote­control­–­­ S tops scrolling through pages in t eletext; All­functions Starts a fast reverse search in the ­ »  «­ Selects pages in teletext. (red) file browser. » « (green) S elects/activates various functions  R eveals answers in teletext; » « (yellow) in the menus.  Starts a fast forward search in the » « (blue)  file browser.  Key has no function. Selects different subtitles S tarts playing a programme from (only for digital television channels) an external data medium; Starts playing in DLNA and vTuner Selects different audio languages menu.

  • Page 14: Initial Set-Up And Tuning T Elevision Channels

    settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- selecting­language,­country­and­ initial­set-up­and­tuning­ operating­mode ­ t elevision­channels 1 Switch on the television set from standby with T he television set is equipped with automatic » «, »1…0« or »p+« or »p-«. channel search, which searches for satellite chan- – During initial set-up, the »Installation Guide« nels (DVB-S), terrestrial channels (DVB-T), cable will be displayed. channels (DVB-C) and analogue channels. Help:­ You start the search and can then copy the tel- evision channels into four favourite lists and sort If this menu is not displayed, restore the them there into your order of preference. t elevision set to its default settings (see page 42).

  • Page 15: Tuning The Television Channels From Satellite (Dvb-S)

    settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- tuning­the­television­channels­ Advanced­installation from­satellite­(DvB-s) 1 In the »Source Setup« menu, in the »Connec- tion Type« line, select the option »Satellite« You have two options for tuning digital satellite < > with » « or » «. channels. 2 Select the line »Advanced Installation« with A The easy installation, » « or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ w hich pre-configures all antenna settings for – T he menu appears. the satellite channels on Astra 19.2° East. B The advanced installation 20.09.2010 INSTALLATION c an be used if you wish to receive satellite 15:46 ANTENNA SETTINGS channels from various satellites. To do so,...
  • Page 16 settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6­ Select the line »DISEqC Mode« with » « 11 Start the scan with » «­(red).  or » «. Λ – T he »Results« menu appears, and the scan Select »DiSEqC 1.0« or »DiSEqC 1.1« in for TV channels begins. a ccordance with the existing antenna system – D epending on the number of television < >...

  • Page 17: Tuning Terrestrial Television Channels (Dvb-T)

    settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- tuning­terrestrial­television­ tuning­television­channels­from­ channels­(DvB-t) the­cable­provider­(DvB-C) 1 In the »Source Setup« menu, in the »Connec- 1 In the »Source Setup« menu, in the »Connec- tion Type« line, select the option »Cable« tion Type« line, select the option »Air« with < > < > with » « or » «. » « or » «. 2 S elect the line »Scan Type« with » « or 2 Select the line »Scan Type« with »...

  • Page 18: Changing The Program Table For The Digital Channels

    settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changing­the­program­table­for­ selecting­channel­lists the­digital­channels 1 Open the menu with »menu«. 2 Select the »SOURCE SETUP« menu with » Channels which are found using the scan are « saved in the »PROGRAM TABLE«. or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ – T he »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears. You can delete channels which are not required from the programe table, and lock individual 3 S elect the line »Programe Table« with » « channels (Parental control). or » « and press »oK« to confirm.
  • Page 19 settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Creating­lists­of­favourites notes: Repeat steps 2 and 3 if you would like to You can save your favourite channels in up to change other channels within the same four favourites lists (FAV 1 to FAV 4). f avourites list. notes: Repeat steps 1 to 3 if you would like to Favourites lists must be created separately change other channels in a different favour- for all input sources (satellite, cable and air).

  • Page 20: Picture Settings

    settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- picture­settings­ notes: You can only select the »Mpeg NR« function 1 Open the menu with »menu«. on digital and AV presets. 2 Select the menu item »PICTURE SETTINGS« »Mpeg NR« reduces any interference from with » « or » « and press »oK« to con- Λ artefacts (pixel blocks) from digital pro- firm. grammes due to MPEG compression (such as from DVB-T receivers or DVD p layers). The »Film Mode« detects and processes 20.09.2010 15:46 PICTURE SETTINGS...

  • Page 21: Sound Settings

    settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sound­settings­ Automatic­volume Television stations broadcast at different vol- 1 Open the menu with »menu«. umes. The automatic volume limiting (AVL) func- 2 Select the menu item »SOUND SETTINGS« tion means the volume is kept the same when with » « or » « and press »oK« to con- Λ you switch between channels. firm. 1 Select the line »AVL« with » « or »...
  • Page 22 settinGs ­----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- soundeffects equalizer This menu offers three preset sound effects Equalizer offers a sound setting that you can cre- (Music, Natural and Speech) and one setting to ate. be created by you (User). Equaliser appears in the menu when »Sound mode« is selected as »Spatial« or »Normal«, 1 Select the line »Sound Preset« with » « or and »Sound Preset« as »User«. » «. Λ 1 Select »Equalizer« with » « or »...

  • Page 23: Television­-­Operation

    television­-­operAtion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic­functions Displaying­information 1­ Display information with »?«. switching­on­and­off – T he display disappears automatically after a short while. 1 Press » «, »1…0« or »p+« or »p-« to switch on the television from standby mode. Freeze-frame 2 Press » « to switch the television to standby. If you wish to view a particular scene for longer, you can “freeze” the frame of the current pro- selecting­channels gramme. 1 Press »1…0« to select presets directly. 1 Activate the freeze-frame function with » «. 2 Select channels step by step with »p+« or 2 End the freeze-frame function with » «. »p-«.

  • Page 24: Zoom Function

    television­-­operAtion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Audio­language electronic­tv­guide Various languages are available on digital tele- The electronic TV guide provides an overview of vision channels. This depends on the programme all programmes that will be broadcast in the next being broadcast. week (for digital channels only). 1 Open the selection menu with » «. 1 Press »GuiDe« to display channel informa- tion. 2 Select the language by pressing » « or » « Λ and press »oK« to confirm. notes: Not all channels supply provide a detailed subtitles TV guide. Various subtitles are available on digital televi- Many broadcasters transmit the current sion channels. This depends on the programme schedule, but do not offer detailed descrip- being broadcast. tions.

  • Page 25: Changing The Picture Format

    television­-­operAtion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changing­the­picture­format »Auto«­format The picture format is automatically switched to The television automatically switches to the 16:9 »16:9« for 16:9 programmes. format if this format is detected via the SCART socket. The picture format is automatically switched to »4:3« for 4:3 programmes. 1 Select the picture format with » «. – T he picture format (for example »16:9«) is »overscan«­format displayed. – Y ou can choose between the following In this mode, HD pictures are not cropped by the p icture formats: HDMI sockets or component sockets, and are displayed in their original size. This only applies »4:3«­format in HDMI mode and for resolutions of 720p or above.

  • Page 26: Home­network

    Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ network­connection wired­network­settings There are two ways of making the wired network You can establish a wired or wireless connection settings. between your television and the local network. A Automatic connection, wired­network­connection a ll data regarding the connection settings (»IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS«) are obtained from modem automatically. B Manual connection, a ll connection settings (»IP Address«, »Net- mask«, »Gateway« and »DNS«) must be configured manually. Automatic­connection Most of the home networks are Dynamic. If you have a dynamic network, you must use a DSL modem that supports DHCP. Modems and IP sharers that support DHCP obtain the »DNS«...
  • Page 27 Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 Press » « (green) to make sure that the 4 Select »Connection« with » « or » « and  Λ < > network connection is established with the then select »Wired« with » « or » «. current settings. 5 Select »Connection Type« with » « or » « Λ...
  • Page 28 Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ wireless­network­connection notes: Wireless LAN adaptor supports IEEE 802.11B/G and N communication protocols. We recommend you to use IEEE 802.11N protocol to obtain the best performance in HD video playback. If you use a modem that supports IEEE 802.11B/G, video playback performance may be poor when compared to a modem that supports IEEE 802.11N since the data transfer rate of IEEE 802.11B/G protocol is lower. WiFi USB dongle must directly be connected to »USB« or »USB HDD« socket; USB Hub is not supported. Please note that video playback performance in a DLNA application on a wireless local network depends on the number of users on 1 Connect Grundig WiFi USB dongle to the the network as it is the case in every wireless...
  • Page 29 Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ wireless­network­settings 8 Select the required character with » «, » «, Λ < > » « and » « and move to the next character There are two ways of making the wireless net- with »oK«. work settings. – S elect »ABC« for uppercase and »abc« A Automatic connection, for lower case and confirm with »oK«. » Apart from Access Point Selection, all data – S elect »?@123« for numbers and symbols regarding the connection settings (»IP Ad- and confirm with »oK«. dress«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« and »DNS«) – E nter the password, select »Confirm« with are obtained from modem automatically.
  • Page 30 Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 Select the required character with » manual­connection «, » «, Λ < > » « and » « and move to the next character Certain networks require Static IP address. If with »oK«. your network requires a Static IP address, you must enter the »IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gate- – S elect »ABC« for uppercase and »abc« way« and »DNS« values manually. You can ob- for lower case and confirm with »oK«. tain your »IP Address«, »Netmask«, »Gateway« – S elect »?@123« for numbers and symbols and »DNS« values from your Internet Service and confirm with »oK«.

  • Page 31: Playback The Video, Music And Image Files With Home Network Connection

    Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ playback­the­video,­music­and­ select­the­Digital­media­server image­files­with­home­network­ 1 Open the menu with »menu«. connection 2 Select »CONNECTED APPS« with » « You can easily access the Video, music and or » « and confirm with »oK«. Menu is Λ image files on the server through the DLNA displayed. menu of your television. 3 Select »DLNA« with » « or » « and Λ notes: confirm with »oK«. You can share your videos, music or – »...

  • Page 32: Vtuner Internet Radio

    Home­networK ­------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Only the formats with a DLNA certificate vtuner­internet­radio (»AAC_ADTS_320«, »LPCM«, »MP3«, Many radio stations broadcast through the inter- »WMABASE« and »WMAFULL«) are net. vTuner allows you to access many popular supported from among the audio files radio stations on earth. Thanks to the vTuner played from DMS device. function of your television, you can display a Only the formats with a DLNA certificate list that contains many radio stations, and select (»JPEG_LRG«, »JPEG_MED« and »JPEG_...

  • Page 33: Usb­operation

    usB­operAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File­formats image­data Your television can display pictures in the formats Your television can work with the following file JPEG, PNG and BMP. formats using the USB sockets: JPEG stands for Joint Picture Experts Group. video­data It denotes a process for compressing picture files. Special codecs for video compression and PNG and BMP are process used to save image d ecompression provide more memory space data with no, or very little, losses. without compromising the picture quality exces- Picture files can be stored with other types of files sively. on one medium. Your television plays video files in the formats These files can be organised into folders and DIVS, XVID, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (L4.1, 4 ref- subfolders.

  • Page 34: Connecting External Data Media

    usB­operAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting­external­­ data­media­ Before connecting the data medium, switch the television to standby using » «. Connect the d evice and then switch the television on again. Before removing the external data medium, the television set must be switched to standby, so that no data loss occurs. notes: The »usB« socket of the television set s upplies a maximum power of 500 mA in accordance with USB specifications. Exter- nal hard disks which require more power may therefore only be connected to the...

  • Page 35: The File Browser

    usB­operAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- the­file­browser­ switching­on­automatic­preview If this function is switched on, a preview of the The file browser displays video, audio and selected file then appears in the file browser. p icture files stored on external data media. 1 Select the line »Auto Preview« with » « If an external data medium contains files in or » «. d ifferent formats, you can, when necessary, filter Λ out the formats not required. < > 2 Switch on the function with »...

  • Page 36: Basic Playback Functions

    usB­operAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic­playback­functions­ note: When playing picture data, the file browser 1 Select the data medium by pressing » «, switches off. Press » « to display the file < > use » «, » «, » « or » « to select the option Λ browser again. »USB« and press »oK« to confirm. – T he file browser appears. 7 Press » « to pause playback. 2 Select the file format (video files, audio files, 8­ Press » « to resume normal playback. picture files) with » « or » «.

  • Page 37: Additional Playback Functions

    usB­operAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- selecting­a­certain­passage­for­ Additional­playback­­ playback­ functions (video files only) Depending on the file format, the following 1 During playback, press »oK«. a dditional functions are available: 2 Enter the passage (time) with »1­...­0« and selecting­chapters­on­Divx ® ­files press » « (green) or »oK« to confirm.  (only video files) Fast­forward 1 During playback, select the next chapter > (for video and audio files only) with » «. You can select different speeds (2-fold, 4-fold, 2 During playback, select the previous 8-fold and 16-fold forwards and backwards). < chapter with » «.

  • Page 38: Teletext­operation

    teletext­operAtion ­---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- enlarging­the­character­height top­text­or­FloF­text­mode If you have difficulty reading the text on the 1 Press »txt« to switch on teletext. screen, you can increase the character height. 2 Select teletext pages directly with »1...0« 1 To enlarge the character height of a teletext or step by step with » « and » «. Λ page, keep pressing » «. Return to teletext page 100 with »?«. note: page­hold At the bottom of the screen there is an info A multiple page may contain several sub-pages, bar with red, green and – depending on the which are automatically scrolled by the broad- channel – yellow and blue panels. Similarly, casting station. the remote control also features buttons with 1 Stop the automatic scrolling of the sub-pages different colours with which these pages can...

  • Page 39: Convenience­functions

    ConvenienCe­FunCtions ­------------------------------------------------------------------------ opening­the­settinGs­menu Changing­the­audio­language (only for digital television channels) 1 Open the menu with »menu«. You can define a primary and a secondary 2 Select the »SETTINGS« menu with » « or audio language. » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ – T he »SETTINGS« menu appears. 1 Select the line »Audio« with » « or » « and Λ press »oK« to confirm. – T he »Select Audio Language« menu a ppears.

  • Page 40: Setting The Date And Time

    ConvenienCe­FunCtions ­------------------------------------------------------------------------ setting­the­date­and­time timer­settings Your television set detects the difference in time entering­the­switch-off­time­­ to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) automatically, (sleep­timer) as long as the channel selected transmits a time In the »Sleep Timer« menu you can enter a time signal. You can also set the difference in time for the television to switch off. After this time manually – for example, when the correct time has elapsed, the television switches to standby is not detected automatically or does not corre- mode. spond to local time for other reasons. 1 Select the line »Sleep Timer« with » « or 1 Select the line »Time Adjustment« with »...

  • Page 41: Parental Control Settings

    ConvenienCe­FunCtions ­------------------------------------------------------------------------ parental­control­settings 6 Select the line »Volume« with » « or » « and Λ < > use » « or » « to set the volume. Authorising­programmes 7 Select the line »Set Hour« with » « or » « Λ There are films which may be wholly or partially and enter the time with »1…0«. unsuitable for children. 8­ Save the data with » « (green).  These programmes contain information which note: marks the content or scenes with access levels of You can abort the entry by pressing » «­(red). 4 to 18. You can select one of the access levels,  thereby authorising playback. 9 Press »menu« to end the setting. 1 Select the line »Parental Guidance« with switch-off­timer »...

  • Page 42: Updating Software

    ConvenienCe­FunCtions ­------------------------------------------------------------------------ Changing­the­pin­code updating­software You can also enter a personal PIN code instead (for digital channels only) of the default code »1234«. Please take note of 1 In the »SETTINGS« menu, select the line your own PIN code. »Check For Updates updates« with » « or 1 Select »Set PIN« with » « or » « and press » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ Λ »oK« to confirm. – A search for new software will be made and – if available – it will be installed.

  • Page 43: Operation­using­external­devices

    operAtion­usinG­externAl­DeviCes ­----------------------------- DiGi­linK searching­for­and­activating­­ external­devices Your television is equipped with You can connect up to 11 devices with DIGI LINK the DIGI LINK function. functions to your television. This function uses the CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) 1 Open the CEC device list with »CeC«. protocol. – T he »HDMI CEC Device List« appears. CEC allows external devices which are connect- 2 Start the device search with » «­(red).  ed to the »HDmi« sockets by an HDMI cable – T he devices found are displayed in the (e.g. DVD player) to be operated with a remote menu.

  • Page 44: Device Operation

    operAtion­usinG­externAl­DeviCes ­----------------------------- Device­operation switching­the­device­to­standby This option switches the external device to You can decide whether external devices should standby. react to your television's remote control. < > < > 1 Press » «, use » «, » «, » « or » « to 1 Press » «, use » «, » «, »...

  • Page 45: High Definition Hd Ready

    operAtion­usinG­externAl­DeviCes ­----------------------------- High­definition­­ ­ HD­ready Connection­options Which television socket(s) you connect your Connect the cor- external devices to depends on the sockets res ponding input the external device is equipped with and the sources (e.g. HDTV signals which are available. receiver or HD- DVD player) to the Please note: With many external devices, the resolution of the video signal must be »HDmi« sockets (for adjusted to the input sockets of the television digital HDTV sources).

  • Page 46: Connecting External Devices

    operAtion­usinG­externAl­DeviCes ­----------------------------- Connecting­external­devices ...­using­the­sCArt­socket­­ (FBAs/rGB­signal) ...­with­digital­audio/video­signals Suitable devices: Digital satellite receiver, Suitable devices: Digital satellite receivers, DVD player/recorder, set-top box, games con- Playstation, BluRay player, DVD player/ sole, video recorder, decoder. recorder, set-top box, notebook, PCs. Video signal: FBAS/RGB. Video signal: Digital video; resolution: stand- Audio signal: stereo, analogue. ard 576p; HDTV 720p, 1080i, 1080p. »AV1« preset. Audio signal: digital audio (stereo, multi-chan- 1 Connect the »Av1« socket on the television and nel compression, uncompressed). the corresponding socket on the external device Presets »HDMI 1«, »HDMI 2«, »HDMI 3« or using a SCART cable (video and audio signal).

  • Page 47: Using A Dvd Player, Dvd R Ecorder, Video Recorder Or Set-Top Box

    operAtion­usinG­externAl­DeviCes ­----------------------------- ...­with­an­analogue­tv­signal using­a­DvD­player,­ DvD­­ r ecorder,­video­recorder­­ Suitable devices: Digital satellite receiver, or­set-top­box DVD player/recorder, set-top box, camera r ecorder. 1 Switch on the external device and select the Video signal: FBAS. function you wish to use. Audio signal: stereo, analogue. < > 2 Press » «, use » «, » «, » « or » « to Λ »AV2« preset. select the preset for the input signal (»AV1«, 1 Connect the »video« socket on the t elevision »AV2«, »S-VHS«, »HDMI1«, »HDMI2«, to the corresponding socket of the e xternal »HDMI3«, »HDMI4« or »Component«)

  • Page 48: Hi-Fi System/Av Receiver

    operAtion­usinG­externAl­DeviCes ­----------------------------- Hi-fi­system/Av­receiver playing­the­audio­signal­via­the­­ HiFi­system Connecting­the­hi-fi­system/­ 1­ Connect the »AuDio­out­l­r« sockets on Av­receiver the television to the corresponding socket of 1­ out« socket on the Connect the »optical­ the AV receiver with an RCA cable (digital television to the corresponding socket of the audio signal). device with an optical digital cable (digital note: audio signal); If this function is not activated, the audio sig- nal is transmitted to the HiFi system/AV re- ceiver (connected to »AuDio­out­l­r«). connect the »spDiF« socket on the television to the corresponding socket of the AV receiv- 1 Open the menu with »menu«.

  • Page 49: Operation­as­a­pc­monitor

    operAtion­As­A­pC­monitor ­ - --------------------------------------------------------- Connecting­a­pC 1 Connect the »pC-in« socket on the television 20.09.2010 15:46 SOURCE SETUP to the corresponding socket on the PC using a VGA cable (video signal). 2 Connect the »pC­Audio« socket on the tel- evision to the corresponding socket on the Source PC using a suitable cable (audio signal). Auto Ajust note: Extended settings Auto Ajust Mode Adjust your PC to the monitor (for example, picture resolution 1280 x 768, picture fre- Position 50H - 50V quency 60 Hz).

  • Page 50: Operation­with­a­common­interface

    operAtion­witH­A­Common­interFACe ­ - ----------------- what­is­a­Common­interface? Access­control­for­Ci­module­and­ smart­card C ommon Interface (CI) is an interface for DVB receivers. 1 Open the menu with »menu«. E ncrypted channels can only be viewed 2 Select the line »SOURCE SETUP« with » « with a CA module suitable for the encryp- or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ tion system and in conjunction with the – T he »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.

  • Page 51: Special­settings

    speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- searching­for­digital­television­ 7 Select the line »Scan Mode« with » « or » «. channels­from­a­satellite­auto- Λ < > Select the scan mode with » « or » « matically (for unencrypted channels, for encrypted Satellite data changes frequently, new chan- channels only, or both).

  • Page 52: Searching For Digital Television Channels From A Satellite Automatically

    speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- searching­for­digital­television­­ lnB­settings channels­from­a­satellite­auto- 1 Open the menu with »menu«. matically 2 Select the line »SOURCE SETUP« with » « or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ If you know the parameters of a new t elevision – T he »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears. channel, you can also search for it manually. C urrent transponder data can be found in the 3 Select »Antenna Settings« with » « or »...

  • Page 53: Settings For Motorised Antennas (Diseqc 1.2)

    speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- settings­for­motorised­antennas­ user­mode (DiseqC­1.2) You can adjust the alignment of the satellite an- tenna to each individual satellite. These settings Your television set supports motorised satellite will be saved so that the antenna can later be systems in compliance with DiSEqC 1.2. This easily guided to each saved alignment. function allows the satellite antenna to be oper- ated via the television set. 1 Select the line »User mode« with » « or » « and press »oK« to confirm. 1 Open the menu with »menu«. Λ – T he »USER MODE« menu appears.
  • Page 54 speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- expert­mode searching­for­television­chan- nels­from­the­cable­provider­ You can restrict the antenna's range or reset the antenna. automatically 1 Select the line »Installer Mode« with » « or 1 Open the menu with »menu«. » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ 2 Select the line »SOURCE SETUP« with » « – T he »INSTALLER MODE« menu appears. or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ – T he »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears. 2 Select the preferred option with » «...

  • Page 55: Searching For Digital Terrestrial

    speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- searching­for­digital­terrestrial­ 8 Start the scan with » «­(red).  – A ll channel and favourites lists will be tv­channels­automatically d eleted and compiled anew. 1 Open the menu with »menu«. note: 2 Select the line »SOURCE SETUP« with » « After starting the scan, a security query will or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ appear. Press » « (green) to confirm the  – T he »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears.

  • Page 56: Searching For Digital Terrestrial

    speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- » PROGRAM TABLE« appears. tuning­analogue­television­ ­ c hannels note: You can abort the search by pressing This setting is only necessary if you cannot re- »menu«. ceive any digital channels and you have not car- ried out an analogue search during initial setup. 9 Press »menu« to end the setting. The television channels can be set directly or using the scan.
  • Page 57 speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- tuning­the­television­channels­by­ 20.09.2010 SOURECE SETUP 15:46 entering­the­channel­numbers 1 Open the menu with »menu«. Source Cabel 2 Select the line »SOURCE SETUP« with » « Automativ Channel Search or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ – T he »SOURCE SETUP« menu appears. Digital Manual Tuning 3 Select the line » Analogue Manual Tuning« Analogue Manual Tuning with » « or » « and press »oK« to con- Λ...

  • Page 58: Changing Stored Analogue C Hannels

    speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If fine tuning is necessary, select the line Changing­stored­analogue­ < »Fine Tuning« with » « or » « and use » « Λ ­ c hannels > or » « to make the setting. If channels were stored with the automatic chan- 7 Press » « (blue) to save the setting.  nel search while tuning the television channels, you can delete them. You can also store chan- note: nels in a different preset, change or enter the If you wish to remedy other television name of a channel as well as skip channels.
  • Page 59 speCiAl­settinGs ­ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- entering­channel­names­(8­digit­ Creating­lists­of­favourites maximum) You can select your favourite channels and save them in up to four favourites lists (Fav 1 to 1 In the »PROGRAME TABLE« menu, select the Fav 4). < t elevision channel with » «, » «, » « or Λ > » « and press » «­(red) to confirm.  1 In the »PROGRAME TABLE« menu, switch over to the list view with »...

  • Page 60: Displaying Signal Information

    inFormAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Displaying­signal­information (for digital channels only) 1 Open the menu with »menu«. 2 Select the line »SOURCE SETUP« with » « or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ 3 Select the line »Signal Information« with » « or » « and press »oK« to confirm. Λ – I nformation on the channel, network, modulation, symbol rate, quality and signal strength is displayed. notes: T he signal information changes in ac c ord- ance with the current input source. The signal properties are displayed in the lower section of the menu. The further the bars for »Quality« and »Signal Strenght«...

  • Page 61: Technical Data

    inFormAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- terrestrial: GrunDiG­32­vle­725­G V HF/UHF band, Bandwidth 7 MHz and 8 MHz technical­data COFDM modi: 2k and 8k operating­voltage:­ Constellation: 16QAM, 64QAM, QPSK 220–240 V, ~ , 50–60 Hz Analogue­reception­ranges: power­consumption: C 02 ... C80, special channels S01 ... S41 O perational 58 W preset­channels:­ Standby <0.50 W TV/Radio 6000 (Satellite – DVB-S), energy­efficiency­class: 1 000 (Cable – DVB-C) or 100 (Analogue) 1 000 (Terrestrial – DVB-T) or maximum­power­consumption: 100 (Analogue) Operational 110 W 9 AV, 2 USB Annual­power­consumption: screen­(dm²): 85 kWh Audio­output:­ screen­size: 2 x 20 W music power output 80 cm/32 inch...

  • Page 62: Service Information For Retailers

    inFormAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- service­information­for­retailers Only operate the television with the power s upply/power cord provided. The product complies with the following EU directives: 2006/95/EC directive on electrical equipment for use within certain voltage limits. 2004/108/EC directive on electromagnetic compatibility. 2009/125/EC directive on ecodesign require- ments for energy-related products. environmental­note This product has been made from high-quality parts and materials which can be re-used and recycled. Therefore, do not dispose of the product along with normal household waste at the end of its service life. Take it to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.

  • Page 63: Troubleshooting

    inFormAtion ­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- troubleshooting If the information provided below does not help, 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 s tation Antenna cable Is the antenna cable connected? visible No TV channel tuned Start a channel scan Insufficient contrast in picture The picture settings are not correct Adjust the brightness, contrast or c olour setting Problem at station Try another channel Picture and/or sound distorted Interference from other devices Place the device in a different position Ghosting, reflection Channel setting Automatic or manual tuning/fine tuning Antenna Have antenna cable or system checked No colour Colour intensity too low Turn up the colour Adjust TV standard (if setting option is Select the correct colour standard available) Problem at station Try a different channel Picture but no sound Volume is set to a minimum...

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