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Page 1: Instruction Manual
Instruction manual LE-32GKA... - Page 2 You’ll soon be enjoying your new TV. It all begins here, with your instructions. Don’t worry, there’s nothing too technical coming up. Just simple, step-by-step guidance to get you up and running quickly. Sound good? Then let’s get started. Help and Guidance We’re here to help you get the most from your TV.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents TV systems management Safety information Picture Menu Safety information Sound Menu Getting Started Channel Menu Lock Menu TV Features Time Menu Accessories included Network Installing/Removing the BaseStand Setting Menu Viewing remote control - TV TV - Control buttons (Right side) Entertainment Features Aerial connection Using The Usb Features... - Page 5 Safety information...
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Page 6: Safety Information
Safety information Important - Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating Power cord and plug CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK • The power cord plug should be easily accessible. In DO NOT OPEN case of storms and lightning, when going on holiday, CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, or when the TV is not used for a long period of time... - Page 7 Safety information Important - Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating Heat sources and Flames Replacement parts • Do not expose the TV to direct sunlight or other heat When replacement parts are required, make sure that sources. the service technician has used replacement parts, which are specified by the manufacturer or have the •...
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Page 9: Getting Started
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Page 10: Tv Features
Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time TV - Features Accessories included • Remote controlled colour LCD TV. • Fully integrated digital TV (DVB-T). • HDMI connectors for digital video and audio. This connection is also designed to accept high definition signals. -
Page 11: Installing/Removing The Basestand
Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time Installing / Removing the Base Stand WALL MOUNTING INSTALLATION GUIDELINES This television can be wall mounted as follows: Base Stand Assembly Instruction 1. Place the TV with the display side down on a flat 1. -
Page 12: Viewing Remote Control - Tv
Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time Viewing remote control - TV 1 . :Switch the TV between on and standby mode. MUTE:Mutes and restores your TV sound. 3 . 0-9 Number Button:Use to select a programme. (ATV/ DTV mode) 4. - Page 13 Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time Viewing remote control - TV 24. SIZE:Press to enlarge the picture on the TV Teletext (DTV / AV / SCART modes). 25. LANG:Select the DTV audio language (DTV mode). :Press to switch between different audio languages (only applicable when the broadcast supports this function).
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Page 14: Tv - Control Buttons (Right Side)
Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time TV - Control buttons (Right side) 1. ( )button 4. CH / button Switch the TV between On / Standby mode. Press to select a channel. 2. SOURCE button 5. VOL +/- button Press to select among different input signal sources. -
Page 15: Remote Control - Inserting Batteries
Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time Remote control - Inserting batteries Switching the TV On and Off Switching the TV On Remove the battery cover on the back of the remote control, gently push down and pull backwards at the With power cord plug connected to the mains power socket and TV in ‘Standby’... -
Page 16: Operation Using Tv Control Buttons
Getting Started You’ll be up and running in no time Operation using TV control buttons The remote control is designed to control all the functions of the model you selected. The VOL+/VOL- buttons will function as volume up/ Volume Setting down as default. -
Page 19: Connections
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Page 20: Left Side Connections Explained
Connections Bringing it all together Left side connections explained 1. LAN Network connection port. 2. HDMI Inputs Connect to a High-Definition(HD) signal output device. 3. SCART Socket Connect to SCART cable between the SCART socket on the TV and the SCART socket on the external device (decoder,or DVD player). -
Page 21: Left Bottom Connections Explained
Connections Bringing it all together Left bottom connections explained 6. DTV/TV Input Connect to the antenna (75Ω VHF/UHF) socket with the RF coaxial cable. 7. MINI YPBPR Connect to AV devices with component (Y/Pb/Pr) video and audio output sockets. COMPONENT and VIDEO share with AUDIO IN (L/R) subscribe to. -
Page 22: Hdmi Connections
Connections Bringing it all together HDMI Connections SCART Connections HDMI lets you enjoy high definition digital images and Most devices support SCART connection. You can high quality sound by connecting the TV to external connect a DVD recorder, VCR or decoder to the TV using devices such as DVD players, set top boxes or gaming the SCART socket. -
Page 25: First Time Setup
First time setup... - Page 26 First time setup Let’s get started First time setup 6. Language is preset to English. Next press the button on the remote control to 1. Connect one end of an RF coaxial cable (not select Country. Use the buttons on the remote control to select the country you are tuning the TV supplied) to the aerial socket in your wall.
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Page 29: How To Use Your Tv
How to use your TV Standard features... -
Page 30: Selecting Input Source
How to use your TV Let’s get started SELECTING INPUT SOURCE USING THE ELECTRONIC PROGRAMME GUIDE (EPG) You can connect multiple devices to your TV to improve your watching and listening pleasure. 1. Press the SOURCE button on the TV or remote control Digital TV (DTV) channels only to open the source menu. - Page 31 How to use your TV Let’s get started 3. You can also look through all of the programmes Reminder Setting available over the next 7 days by pressing the 10 ITV3 button to enter the programmes listings. Use the Minute 45 buttons to scroll through the programmes, a brief description will be shown in the window near Hour 10...
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Page 32: Viewing Teletext
How to use your TV Let’s get started VIEWING TELETEXT How to select a page of text Digital TV (DTV) channels only IMPORTANT: Before you can view Teletext you will need to turn the Subtitle 1. Find the number of the page you wish to view and function off if it is switched on. -
Page 33: Using The Time Shift Function
How to use your TV Let’s get started USING THE TIME SHIFT FUNCTION Alternatively: You can press the (red dot) button on the remote control to display the PVR Time Shift Digital (DTV) channels only progress bar and then use the buttons to select This function lets you quickly record the TV programme II on the bar then press the OK button to start playback. -
Page 34: Recording Dtv Programmes
How to use your TV Let’s get started Slow: Select to view the recording in slow motion. RECORDING DTV PROGRAMMES Press the OK button multiple times choose between 2 /4 / 8 / 16 / 32 playback speeds.. Digital (DTV) channels only 8. -
Page 35: Using The Programme Timer
How to use your TV Let’s get started 2. When the programme has finished and you want to Recorder stop the recording,simply press the button. 10 ITV3 USING THE PROGRAMME TIMER Start Time Minute 0 Digital TV (DTV) channels only Hour 10 The programme timer is used to schedule program Month Sep... - Page 36 How to use your TV Let’s get started Timer was saved Successfully (2014) 08/19 19:30 E4+1 1. The Schedule List will now appear at the bottom of the screen showing all of your scheduled recordings. Schedule List 17:33 19 Aug Edit Sort by Time/Channel Name Delete...
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Page 37: Watching Recorded Programmes
How to use your TV Let’s get started WATCHING RECORDED PROGRAMMES You can play a recorded programme from the recorded programme list orn from the USB storage device. Prompt Movie Music Photo File The USB founded, Open it now? Device Found:0 3. - Page 38 How to use your TV Let’s get started 8. Press the EXIT button to return to the previous menus. Repeat: ALL 00:00:01 / 00:29:58 Play Previous Next Pause Stop Repeat TimePlay Enlarge Shirnk Playlist Info Press “Menu” to Show/Hide Function Menu List of functions Play: Press to play the programme.
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Page 41: Tv Systems Management
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Page 42: Picture Menu
TV systems management Let’s get started PICTURE MENU 4. Use the buttons to change the selected sub menu. 5. Press the MENU button on the remote control to This menu allows you to select the best preset picture mode or change them yourself. return to the main PICTURE menu. -
Page 43: Sound Menu
TV systems management Let’s get started SOUND MENU 4. Use the buttons to change the selected sub menu. 5. Press the MENU button on the remote control to This menu allows you to select the best preset sound mode or change them yourself. return to the main SOUND menu. -
Page 44: Channel Menu
TV systems management Let’s get started AD Volume: Use the to set the volume of the audio 3. Use the buttons to navigate through the menu to description. select the item you wish to change. Note: If you want to change the sound mode, repeatedly 4. -
Page 45: Digital Manual Tuning
TV systems management Let’s get started Analogue Manual Tuning Manual Tuning and press OK on the remote control to open the submenu. IMPORTANT: This feature is not available in the UK as Digital Manual Tuning analogue signals are no longer broadcast. UHF CH 47 1. -
Page 46: Channel Edit
TV systems management Let’s get started Channel Edit Signal Information Allows you to edit TV channel information in the Channel Allows you to view the signal strength of the selected List. channel TV signals. 1. Press the MENU button to open the CHANNEL menu. Use the button to select Signal Information from the menu then press the OK button. -
Page 47: Recorded List
TV systems management Let’s get started Fitting the Common Access Module You can interact with the list using the coloured buttons on the top of your remote control. Note: If there is no USB storage device Note: This feature is not available in all countries. fItted to the TV a warning message No USB Detected will 1. -
Page 48: Lock Menu
TV systems management Let’s get started 4. The main SETUP menu may closeand the selected 1. Use the buttons to select Software Update (OAD). items sub menu may appear. Use the and OK Press the OK button to select either On or Off. buttons to change the settings. -
Page 49: Time Menu
TV systems management Let’s get started Note: 0000 is the master password and can always be 5. Press the MENU button on the remote control to used. return to the TIME menu. Block Program 6. After you have made all of the changes, press the EXIT Use the button to select Block Program then press the button on the remote control to close the TIME menu. - Page 50 TV systems management Let’s get started Set the Year / Month / Day / Minute using the buttons set the volume using the buttons. then press the OK button confirm and return to the main After you have finished setting the On Time press the menu.
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Page 51: Network
TV systems management Let’s get started Network Network Info button or the OK button to view all the Press either the Use the ▼ button to select Network then press the relevant information concerning your network setup. OK button. Network test Press either the button or the OK button to open the Network... - Page 52 TV systems management Let’s get started 1. Press the MENU button on the remote control. Press the button to select the Audio Language. Use the buttons to select either Primary or Secondary then buttons to select the SETTING menu 2. Press the press the button.
- Page 53 TV systems management Let’s get started Format Start: Use this to reformat the USB drive, press the OK button to start. IMPORTANT: If you reformat the USB drive you will loose all of the data on it. Always backup the drive before reformatting it.
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Page 55: Entertainment Features
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Page 56: Using The Usb Features
Entertainment Features Let’s get started USING THE USB FEATURES Your TV screen will go temporarily blank when you start recording as it takes a few seconds to stabilize the 1. Always switch the TV off before attaching a USB connection to the USB storage device. storage device to your TV. -
Page 57: Viewing Movies
Entertainment Features Let’s get started Viewing Movies: List of functions Use the buttons to select Movie folder then press Repeat: ALL the OK button. 00:00:01 / 00:29:58 Play Previous Next Pause Stop Repeat TimePlay Enlarge Shirnk Playlist Info Press “Menu” to Show/Hide Function Menu Play: Press to play the programme. -
Page 58: Listening To Music
Entertainment Features Let’s get started Listening to music: List of functions Use the buttons to select Movie folder then press Repeat: ALL 00:00:05 / 00:04:11 the OK button. Play Repeat: ALL Previous Next Pause Stop Repeat Playlist Info Press “Menu” to Show/Hide Function Menu Play: Press to play the track. -
Page 59: Viewing Photos
Entertainment Features Let’s get started Viewing photos List of functions Use the buttons to select Photo folder then press Play 90º 90º the OK button. Previous Next Pause Stop Rotate - Rotate + Enlarge Shrink Move Repeat Music Playlist Info Repeat: ALL Press “Menu”... - Page 60 Entertainment Features Let’s get started Viewing photos buttons to select File folder then press the Use the OK button. Movie Music Photo File Device Found:0 Use the buttons to select the USB device you want to look in (if more than one device is connected to your TV) then press the OK button.
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Page 63: Other Information
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Page 64: Specifications
Other information Helpful technical information Specifications Panel Size 31.5 inch diagonally Display Type Panel Technology Panel 60 Hz Vs. 120 Hz 60 Hz Display Resolution 1366 x 768 Pixels Panel Resolution 1366 x 768 Pixels Aspect Ratio 16:9 Dynamic Contrast Ratio-Panel 1000:1 Brightness (Centre Typ.) Cd/M²... -
Page 65: Plug Replacement - Uk And Ireland Only
Other information Helpful technical information Plug replacement - UK and Ireland only Energy label This is called the product Fiche – the information needs to Should you need to replace the plug; the wires in the power be presented in the following order, also this maybe in the cable are coloured in the following way: form of a copy of the label, in colour or black and white –... -
Page 67: Product Support
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Page 68: Trouble Shooting
Product support Help is always at hand Trouble shooting Remote control - does not operatea Your TV no longer responds to the remote control. The Image persistence - ghosting batteries may be exhausted, if so you can still use the Please note that ghosting may occur while displaying a control buttons on the left side of the TV. -
Page 69: Supported File Formats
Product support Help is always at hand Supported file formats Format Media File Extension Supported (Maximum resolution/Bit rate etc.) Video Audio MPEG-1 MPEG-1 Layer 2/3 Movie .mpg/.dat/.vob MPEG-2 MPEG-2 Layer3 Bit Rate: up to320Kbps MPEG-1 Layer3 Music .mp3 MPEG-2 Layer3 Sample Rate:32KHz,44.1KHz,48KHz Baseline Mode 72x72<Baseline resolution<7680x4320... -
Page 70: Help And Assistance
Product support Help is always at hand Help and assistance If you require any technical guidance or find that your TV is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions or online at www.argos-support.co.uk If you still require further assistance, call one of our experts on 0345 604 0105* . -
Page 71: Disposal
Product support Help is always at hand Disposal • Ria sere nitempo rescien imiliae rsperumquos volorio blam, oditate corehent destibus aut est, si. • dolestest am, que excestiis dio et, solore For DTS patents,see http://patents.dts.com. Maunfactured parita dolorem ea dolectiam diam quibus under license from DTS Licensing Limited.DTS,the min pedi Symbol,DTS and the Symbol together are registered... -
Page 72: Guarantee
Help is always at hand Call us now and activate your 12 month guarantee Thank you for choosing Bush. Your new product is guaranteed against faults and breakdowns for 12 months. Don’t forget to register it with us today so we can provide you with our best possible after-sales service and useful updates. - Page 73 Contact: www.argos-support.co.uk Helpline: 0345 604 0105...
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