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successfully update a message appears on screen. Power off by removing the main power connector. Remove
USB device and power ON.
NOTE:
NEVER disconnect the USB device from the TV, the TV from the main or switch OFF power during the update
procedure. It can damage your device and warranty will void!
5.7.1 HDMI CEC
HDMI_CEC
Select this item and Press ENTER. Press
ARC
Press
to turn the Audio Return Channel On or Off.
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Auto Standby Press
to turn on this feature. When finished turn off your TV. The connected device will turn off automatically.
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Auto Power On
Device List
Press ENTER to open the main menu of connected HDMI device(s).
6.0 MEDIA
1. Some USB storage devices may not be compatible to operate smoothly with this TV.
2. Back up all of the data in the USB storage device in case data is lost due to an unexpected accident. STRONG does not
assume any liability for the losses by misuse or malfunction. Data backup is consumer's responsibility.
3. For large file sizes, the loading speed may be slightly longer.
4. The recognition speed of a USB storage device may depend on each device.
5. When connecting or disconnecting the USB storage device, make sure the TV is not in USB mode otherwise the USB
storage device or the files stored in it may be damaged.
6. Please use only a USB storage device which is formatted in FAT32, NTFS (playback only) file system provided with
the Windows operating system. In case of a storage device formatted as a different utility programme which is not
supported by Windows, it may not be recognized.
7. For Software Updates and Database functions it is recommended to use USB-Sticks (keys) in FAT32.
8. When using a USB Hard Disk Drive which is not powered independently, ensure its power does not exceed 500 mA.
Otherwise the TV system will change into standby mode, and you must pull out the USB Hard Disk and restart the TV
system.
9. An "Unsupported File" message will be displayed if the file format is unsupported or the file is corrupted.
10. FHD big picture needs longer time to process, which is not caused by the TV. Please be patient.
11. This TV may not support some multimedia files changed and upgraded as the change of the encoding format or other
technical aspects advances.
12. Please refer to chapter 9. Appendix for a list of supported file formats for USB playback.
6.1 USB MENU
Press SOURCE and select Media or press DMP button.. You can view movie, music, photo and text files from your USB storage
devices. Connect a USB storage device to the USB input terminal and select the types of media on the home page: Movie, Music,
Photo and text. Press ENTER, the screen will show the connected USB device, press ENTER again to view the file folders and files.
to select a folder, press ENTER to open the folder and select the files. Highlight the one you want to play or
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or
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watch or press directly
2 to start playing directly. Press 3 to stop playing and return to upper lever folder. Continuously press
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EXIT to go back to upper level folder. Repeat again to select and play another media type.
NOTE:
By choosing one of the three media types, for example Movie, the folders inside will display only video files and no
other formats.
6.2 PLAY MUSIC
During playback, press INFO or ENTER to display/exit the menu bar. Press the USB control buttons on the remote control to do
relevant operations.
Play & Pause/Stop/Prev./Next
Press
video file. Press INFO and use
The TV will response accordingly.
Fast Reverse/Fast Forward
Press and hold 5 6 for seconds to draw the playing progress as your desire, then press
playing from the new position.
Play Mode
Highlight the corresponding icon and pressENTER to switch to another play mode.
Press
to select this option. When you switch On connected device it will turn on the Tv
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automatically.
2 to play or pause the playback. Press 3 to stop playing. Press 7 8 to play the previous or the next
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to turn the HDMI CEC control On or Off
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to highlight the corresponding icon on the control bar, then press ENTER.
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