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2.5 Remote control
1. q
2. !
3. 0 ~ 9
4. ECO
5. EPG
6. VOL +/
7. SMART KEY
8. CH +/
9. INFO
10. SOURCE
11. RETURN
12. MENU
13.
14.
15. OK
16. 4
17. TIMESHIFT
18. TEXT
19. SUB
20. LIST
21. FAV
22. COLOUR BUTTONS
23. AUDIO
2.6 Installing the batteries
Place 2x AAA batteries in the battery compartment of the remote control. Make sure to match the
polarity markings inside the compartment.
NOTE:
Slide the cover horizontally.
Put 2x AAA batteries in the compartment and make sure the polarity is correct.
Slide horizontally to close the cover.
Precautions for using the battery
Improper using of the battery will cause leakage. Carefully follow these instructions.
Please note the batteries' polarity to avoid short circuit.
When the battery's voltage is insu cient which a ect the use range, you should replace it with
a new battery. Remove the batteries from the remote control unit if you do not intend to use it
for a long time.
Do not use di erent types of batteries (for example Manganese and Alkaline batteries) together.
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Press to turn the TV on or standby.
Press to mute or restore the volume.
Choose channel directly.
Screen brightness modes for energy saving
Press to display the current EPG information in DTV mode.
Adjust the volume up or down.
To call specially functions of this TV
Change programmes up or down. Big steps in Channel list.
Display information about the current source.
Select the input source mode. SAT/ DVBT/HDMI...
Press to go back to previous viewed channel.
Open the menu options. Step back in some menu options.
Exit the current menu or page.
Navigate the menu or select channel list group
Con rm the selection or to call channel list.
No function
No function
Press to enter or exit the Teletext menu.
Enable/disable subtitles in DTV/USB mode.
Press this button to call one or return to channel list
Use / button select one.
Press to view your assigned favourite list.
Press to execute the prompt function in TV or DTV menu mode.
Press to select available audio languages. Selecting audio description, a
narrator will describe what is happening on the screen for blind or visually
impaired viewers. Press again to turn it o (depending on broadcast).
Pictures are only for reference. Actual items may di er.
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