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Page 1: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 SET-UPANDSAFETY 27 TELETEXTMODE TOP text or FLOF text mode 4 GENERALINFORMATION Additional functions Special features of your television 28 CONVENIENCEFUNCTIONS Receiving digital stations I mportant notes on environmental protec- 29 PARENTALCONTROL tion 30 TIMERFUNCTIONS 6 CONNECTION/PREPARATION C onnecting the antenna and the mains 32 USB-MODE cable The file formats Inserting batteries in the remote control Connecting external data media The file browser 8 OVERVIEW ... -
Page 2: Set-Upandsafety
SET-UPANDSAFETY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note the following information when set- Clean the screen with a soft, damp cloth. Only ting up your television set. use plain water. This television set is designed to receive C lean the cabinet of your LCD television with and display video and audio signals. the enclosed cloth. Only use plain water. Any other use is expressly prohibited. Please note when deciding where to put the The ideal viewing distance is 5 times the device that furniture surfaces are covered by screen diagonal. various types of lacquer and plastic, most of which contain chemical additives. These may External light falling on the screen impairs pic- cause corrosion to the feet of the device, thus ture quality. resulting in stains on the surface of the furniture To assure sufficient ventilation make sure there which can be difficult or impossible to remove. -
Page 3: Generalinformation
GENERALINFORMATION - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Specialfeaturesofyour Function Time Shift is a special technical fea- ture. During playback from the USB external television data media you can press a button on the Your television set enables you to receive and remote control to simply pause the the broad- watch digital stations (via DVB-T and DVB-C), casts you are watching and resume it again at including in High Definition (HD). a later time. At present, reception for these digital television During a recording in progress, you can se- stations in High Definition is only possible in lected a different broadcasts from the archive some countries in Europe. and watch that. Although this television meets the current DVB-T and DVB-C standards as of August Receivingdigitalstations 2009, its compatibility with future DVB-T... - Page 4 GENERALINFORMATION - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Importantnotesonenvironmen- talprotection The television is not fully disconnected from the power supply when it is switched off with the standby button on the remote control or on the television. If you do not intend to use your television for a few days, disconnect the power plug from the socket. This way the television does not consume any electricity. If your television has a main power switch, it can be used to switch it off and the television is then disconnected from the mains and does not consume any electricity. In standby mode, the energy consumption is very low. This low level of electricity is required to ensure the convenience features work properly, such as the switch-on timer. The television consumes less electricity when the brightness setting is reduced. If you follow these tips, you save energy and money, as well as making an important contri- bution towards environmental protection. 5 ENGLISH...
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Page 5: Connection/Preparation
CONNECTION/PREPARATION - --------------------------------------------------------- Connectingtheantennaandthemainscable 1 For terrestrial digital stations (DVB-T) plug 2 Plug the mains cable into the wall socket. the cable of the rooftop, indoor antenna Note: (passive or active indoor antenna with Only plug the device into the mains socket its own power supply) into the antenna after you have connected the external de- socket »ANT... -
Page 6: Inserting Batteries In The Remote Control
CONNECTION/PREPARATION - --------------------------------------------------------- Insertingbatteriesintheremote Environmentalnote control This symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery should provided vith 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. -
Page 7: Overview
OVERVIEW - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connectionsandconkrolsonthetelevision AV1 S-VHS E uro/AV socket (FBAS V ideo signal input for signal, RGB signal). S-Video camcorder. COMPONENT Video V ideo signal input for camcorder. YPbPr V ideo signal input (YUV signal). LR A udio signal input for LR A udio signal input (YUV camcorder. signal). HDMI3 H DMI socket, audio/video SPDIF A udio output sockets (co- signal input (HDMI). axial) for PCM/AC3 signals. USB... - Page 8 OVERVIEW - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /I S witches the television on and back into standby. The only way to disconnect the television from the mains supply is to pull the plug. V–V+ A djust the volume. Select menu functions. MENU O pens the main menu. Select menu item with »P+« or »P–«. Activate the function with »V+« or »V–«. Set the function with »V+« or »V–«. Switch off the menu with »MENU«. O pens the pre-selection for AV channels. Select within the menu with »P+« or »P–«, confirm with »V+« or »V–«. P–P+ S witch the television on from standby. Station selection. Select a function in the menu.
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Page 9: The Remote Control - Main Functions
OVERVIEW - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Theremotecontrol-mainfunctions S witches off the television set (stand-by). Switches the television on Opens the pre-selection for from standby mode; AV channels and the USB selects channels directly. input. Then selection with » « or » « and confirm with »●«. Λ Sound on/off (mute). Zapping function; Opens the menu. switches the menus back one menu level. Switches the television on from standby; Adjusts the volume. selects stations step by step. Switches between teletext Open the electronic TV guide. and TV modes. S witches between picture formats. Cursor control M oves the cursor in the Λ menus up and down <... -
Page 10: The Remote Control - All Functions
D isplays the number and name of a S elects channel list ( »All Channels«, station. »RADIO«,»FAV1« to »FAV4«); reveals answers in teletext mode; ECO ECO mode on/off. starts the forward picture search in CEC S elects the repeat function in the file the file browser. browser. M S witches to operation of a O pens the pre-selection for AV GRUNDIG digital receiver, channels and the USB input. Then GRUNDIG digital receiver with hard disk (PDR), GRUNDIG DVD selection with » « or » « and con- Λ player, firm with »●«. GRUNDIG DVD recorder or (red) S elects a page in teletext mode. GRUNDIG AV receiver. (green) S elects a page in teletext mode. -
Page 11: Searching For Television Stations
SETTINGS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searchingfortelevisionstations 4 Select »Auto Tuning« with »V« or » « and con- Λ firm with »●«. The television has an automatic tuning function, –»Country Selection« is active. which searches for analogue TV channels and digital ones. < > 5 Press » « or » « to select the country. You start the search and can then sort the televi- 6 Select the »Scan Type« with » « or » «. Λ sion stations into your order of preference. < > Press » « or » « to select whether you want to search for only digital television stations (DTV), There are 550 presets for digital channels and 99 for analogue channels, to which you can only analogue television stations (ATV) or both assign TV stations from the antenna or from the (ATV & DTV). - Page 12 SETTINGS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changing stored channels for Movingchannelstodifferent digitalstations presets You can change the order of the channels found 1 I n the »Programme Table« menu, press » « or as required, delete channels you do not need » « to select the channel to be moved. Λ and block access to certain presets (parental 2 Press » « (green) to highlight the channel. control). 3 S elect the new preset with »1…0«. Press »...
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Page 13: Picture Settings
SETTINGS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Picturesettings Deletingchannels 1 I n the »Programme Table« menu, press » « or 1 Open the menu with »i«. » « to select the channel to be deleted and – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. Λ press » « (yellow) to confirm. PICTURE 2 Press » « (green) to confirm the deletion. Notes: Picture Mode Vivid Press » « (red) to delete all the channels. Brightness ●●●●●●●● Contrast Presets whose channels have been deleted ●●●●●●●●●●●●●● Colour are no longer shown in the »Programme ●●●●●●●●●● Sharpness Table«. -
Page 14: Audio Settings
SETTINGS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Volume Notes: You can only select the »MPEG NR.« func- 1 Select »Volume« with » « or » « and ad- Λ tion on digital and AV presets. < > just the setting with » « or » «. »MPEG NR.« reduces any interference from Balance artefacts (pixel blocks) from digital stations 1 Select »Balance« with » « or » « and ad- with MPEG compression (such as from DVB- Λ < > just the setting with » « or » «. T receivers or DVD players). »Dynamic Contrast« the contrast adjusts ac- Automaticvolume cording to the picture content to ensure op- The television channels broadcast at different timum contrast. - Page 15 SETTINGS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Equaliser The equaliser offers you four preset sound set- tings (Music, Sports, Movie and Speech) and one which you can create yourself (User). 1 Select »Equalizer« with » « or » « and con- Λ firm with »●«. – The »EqUALIZER« menu appears. < > 2 Select the audio setting »User« with » « or » « and confirm with » «. – The frequency band »120 Hz« is activated. 3 Set the desired value with » « or » « and se- Λ < > lect the next frequency band with » « or » «. 4 Press »Z« to save the setting. Audiodescription(audiosubtitles) Audio description is an additional audio channel for people who are visually impaired. The activi- ties, surroundings, scene changes or the appear- ance, the gestures and facial expressions of the...
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Page 16: Basic Functions
TELEVISIONOPERATION - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basicfunctions Switchingbetweendigitalandana- loguechannels Switchingonandoff 1 Open the »INPUT SOURCE« menu by press- 1 Press » «, »1…0« or »P+« or »P–« to switch ing »AV«. on the device from standby mode. 2 Press » « or » « to select »DTV« (digital pre- Λ 2 Press the » « button to switch the television to sets) or »ATV« (analogue presets) and press standby mode. »●« to confirm. Selectingchannels Adjustingthevolume 1 Use »1…0« to select channels directly. – 1 Adjust the volume with » « or » «. -
Page 17: Eco Mode
TELEVISIONOPERATION - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Change channels with »1…0« or » Soundsettings « » «. Λ You can select various audio settings when 3 You can now use »Z« to switch between the watching analogue channels. saved channel and the channel you were watching before. 1 Select »User«, »Speech«, »Movie«, »Sports«, »Music« or by pressing » «. -
Page 18: Changing The Picture Format
TELEVISIONOPERATION - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changingthepictureformat »Panorama«format This setting is suited to films with a large width/ The television automatically switches to the 16:9 height ratio. format if this format is detected via the Euro-AV During programmes in 4:3 format the picture is socket. stretched horizontally if the »Panorama« func- You can also change the picture format manu- tion is selected. The picture geometry is stretched ally. horizontally. 1 Select the picture format with » « (blue). The selected picture format, for example »16:9«, appears on the screen. – Y ou can choose between the following pic- ture formats: »AUTOMATIC«format The picture format is automatically switched to »16:9« for 16:9 programmes. The picture format is automatically switched to »4:3« for 4:3 programmes. »16:9«and»14:9«formats During programmes in 4:3 format, the picture is stretched horizontally if »16:9« or »14:9« is... - Page 19 D epending on the broadcasting station, you ■ may experience various restrictions on some R ecording and reproducing programmes, ■ functions from some television stations. this can only be done with digital television stations (DVB-T and DVB-C). GRUNDIGhasnoinfluenceon theserestrictions. T he digital television stations (DVB-T and ■ DVB-C) you are able to record and play- I f you record and save a programme on the ■ back also depend on the broadcasting sta- archive of an external data medium, play- tion. back can be restricted.
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Page 20: Connecting External Data Media
USBRECORDING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connectingexternaldatamedia SettingsforPVRmode Notes: Note: Before connecting the data medium, switch The »PVR File System« menu can only be se- the television to stand-by with » «. Connect lected during live use (when using a digital the device and then switch the television on television channel). again. Selectingthemenu Before disconnecting the data medium, the 1 Open the menu with »i«. television must first be switched to standby, oth- – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. - Page 21 USBRECORDING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Select »Format« with » Testingtheexternaldatamedium « or » « and press Λ »●« to confirm. After formatting the external data medium, you – T he maximum available memory space on can test whether it is suitable for the functions. the external data medium is displayed. The 1 Select »Disk Maintenance« with » « or » « Λ system also indicates the length of time for and press with »●« to confirm. which you can record programmes on the 2 Select »Check Disk« with »...
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Page 22: Time Shift - Pausing Programmes
USBRECORDING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timeshift–pausing Recording programmes You can record programmes. The data for these You can pause the programme you are watch- programmes is recorded on an external data ing. This is a useful function, for example if the medium and this archive is administered via the telephone rings while you are watching a film television set. and you do not want to miss anything. The following approximate values apply to the A freeze-frame display of the last scene appears recording: on the screen and the programme is recorded Recording time for high-definition programmes in the time shift memory of the external data me- (HD) is 8 minutes with 1 GB of memory, for stan- dium. dard programmes it is 28 minutes. In time shift mode you can record a maximum of While recording, you can watch another pro- 10 minutes of the current programme. -
Page 23: Setting Programmes For Recording
USBRECORDING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recording a programme from the Notes: channellist Before you start timer recording, a warning message appears with a 20-second count- 1 Press »●« to open the channel list. down; this gives you the opportunity to < > 2 Press » «, » «, » « or » « to select the Λ switch back to the set television channel. -
Page 24: Playback
USBRECORDING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Forward/reversepicturesearch Editingrecordingdatainthetimer menu 1 During playback, press » « repeatedly to se- lect the playback speed (2x, 4x, 8x or 16x); You can edit the data for programmed timer re- cordings. or 1 Select the timer menu by pressing »TV-G«, press » « repeatedly to select the playback » « and » « (yellow) in succession. speed (2x, 4x, 8x or 16x). The picture is fro- – The »Timer list« menu is displayed. zen while rewinding. 2 Select the title of the programme to be edited Repeatingaselectedscene(A-B) with » « or » « and activate the timer posi- Λ You can mark the start and end of scene, this is tion with » « (blue). then played back repeatedly. – The input menu is displayed. 3 Select the required option with » 1 Mark the starting point A by pressing » «... -
Page 25: S Orting Or Deleting Programmes In The Recording List
USBRECORDING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sortingordeletingprogrammes intherecordinglist You can sort recorded programmes by various criteria (station, channel or time) or delete them from the list. Sortingprogrammes You can sort programmes in the »Recording list« menu in ascending order of station, channel or time. 1 Select the »Recording list« menu by pressing » «. – The »Recording list« is displayed. 2 Press » « to choose the selection criterion. – T he programmes are sorted by station, chan- nel or time. 3 Press »i« to exit the »Recording list« menu. Deletingprogrammes You can delete programmes from the recording list. 1 Select the »Recording list« menu by pressing » «. – The »Recording list« is displayed. -
Page 26: Top Text Or Flof Text Mode
TELETEXTMODE - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Increasingcharactersize TOPtextorFLOFtextmode If you have difficulty reading the text on the 1 Press »TXT« to switch to teletext mode. screen, you can double the character size. 2 Use »1...0« to enter the page number directly 1 To enlarge the character size of a teletext or » « and » « to switch up and down Λ page, press » « repeatedly. pages. To return to page 100, press »i«. Pagestop A multiple page may contain several sub-pages, Note: which are automatically scrolled by the transmit- At the bottom of the screen, you will see an ting station. information line consisting of a red, green 1 Stop the sub-pages with »... - Page 27 CONVENIENCEFUNCTIONS - ----------------------------------------------------------------- Conveniencefunctions 5 Select »Close« with » « or » « and press Λ »●« to confirm. 1 Open the menu with »i«. 6 Press »i« to end the setting. – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. < > 2 Select »OPTIONS« with » « or » « and press Resetting the television to its origi- »●« to confirm. nalstate This function enables you to delete the station OPTIONS lists and all custom settings.
- Page 28 PARENTALCONTROL - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Open the menu with »i«. Blockatelevisionchannel –The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. You can block individual television channels which are not suitable for children using a per- 2 Select the »PARENTAL CONTROL« menu with sonal PIN code. < > » « or » « and press »●« to confirm. 1 Select »Block Programme« with » « or » « Λ 3 Enter the PIN code »0000« with »1...0«. and press »●« to confirm. – The channel list is displayed. PARENTAL CONTROL 2 S elect the television channel in the »Programme Table« with » « or »...
- Page 29 TIMERFUNCTIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Switch-ontimer 1 Open the menu with »i«. – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. In the »On Time« menu, you can enter a switch- on time for the tele v ision. < > 2 Select the »TIMER« menu with » « or » « and press »●« to confirm. The television switches on with the preset vol- ume and the desired channel after the set time in stand-by mode has elapsed. TIMER 1 Select »On Time« with » « or » « and press Λ Clock 19 /Jun 2008 14:35 »●« to confirm. Off Time 2 Select »Activate« with » « or » « and press Λ...
- Page 30 TIMERFUNCTIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Automaticswitch-off(AutoTimer) If this function is activated, the television switches off after 5 minutes on stand-by if no video signal is transmitted. 1 Select »Auto Sleep« with » « or » «. Λ < > 2 Press » « or » « to switch the function »On«. Note: < Switch off the function by pressing » « or > » « to set it to »Off«. 3 Press »i« to end the setting. Settingthetimezone The television automatically detects the local dif- ference to Greenwich Mean Time (the selected channel provides a time signal). You can set the local time difference yourself if the time is not de- tected or is not the same as your local time. 1 Select »Time Zone« with » « or » « Λ <...
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Page 31: 32 Usb-Mode
USB-MODE - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thefileformats Connectingexternaldatamedia Your television can be operated via the USB Before connecting the data medium, switch the input with the following file formats: television to stand-by with » «. Connect the de- vice and then switch the television on again. MP4videodata Before disconnecting the data medium, the televi- The MP4 process was designed to compress sion must first be switched to standby, otherwise video files. files can be damaged. An MP4 video is an encoder/decoder, based on the MPEG-4 compression system, which is used to decrypt and display compressed video data. -
Page 32: The File Browser
USB-MODE - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thefilebrowser Switchingonautomaticpreview If the automatic preview is switched on, you can The file browser displays the data (AVI., JPEG, see the selected JPEG picture in the main menu MP3, MP4 or WMA data) that the external data of the file browser. medium offers. 1 Select »Auto Preview« with » If a data medium contains different file formats, « or » « Λ you can deactivate data you do not need for the < > 2 Press » « or » « to switch on the (On) func- playback using a filter function (All Supported, tion. Text, Movie, Music, Photo). 3 Press »i« to end the setting. Themainmenuofthefilebrowser Selectingthedisplaydurationof theslideshow 1 Select »Slide Show Interval« with » « or Alle Supported »... -
Page 33: Additional Playback Functions
USB-MODE - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: Selectingatrackorpictureinsteps (SKIP) Y ou can view information on the film by pressing »?«. 1 During playback, select the next track/picture you want with » «. F or playing MP3 or WMA data, informa- tion on the album, track and singer is dis- 2 Select the previous track/picture with » «. played at the right of the menu. – P layback begins with the track or picture you selected. -
Page 34: High Definition - Hd Ready
USINGEXTERNALDEVICES --------------------------------------------------------------------- Highdefinition–HDready Connectionoptions Your television can Which television socket(s) you connect your playback high-defini- external devices to depends on the sockets tion television signals the external device is equipped with and the (HDTV). signals which are available. You can connect the Note that with many external devices the res- input sources (HDTV olution of the video signal must be adapted set-top box or High to the input sockets on the television (check Definition DVD player) to the »HDMI« socket the external device’s instruction manual). (digital HDTV signal). -
Page 35: Connecting An External Device
USINGEXTERNALDEVICES --------------------------------------------------------------------- Connectinganexternaldevice Note: If this function is activated, the decoder (con- Withadigitalaudio/videosignal nected to the »AV1« socket) provides a de- Suitable devices: Digital satellite receiver, coded audio/video signal. Playstation, BluRay player, DVD player/re- 1 Open the menu with »i«. corder, set-top box, notebook, PCs. – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. Video signal: digital video; resolution: stan- dard 576p; HDTV 720p, 1080i, 1080p < > 2 Select »OPTIONS« with » « or » « and press Audio signal: digital audio (stereo, multi-chan- »●« to confirm. nel compression, uncompressed). 3 Select the »Decoder Settings« with » « or » «. Channel position »HDMI1«, »HDMI2« or Λ »HDMI3«. < >... -
Page 36: Set-Top Box
USINGEXTERNALDEVICES --------------------------------------------------------------------- Usingavideorecorder,DVD Headphones playerorset-topbox Connectingtheheadphones 1 Switch on the video recorder, DVD player or 1 Plug the headphone jack (3.5 mm ø jack plug) set-top box and select the function you wish to into the headphone socket on the right side of use. the television. 2 Press »AV«, select the input signal channel with Selectingaudiosettingsforthe » « or » « (»AV1«, »VIDEO«, »S-VIDEO«, Λ headphones »HDMI1«, »HDMI2«, »HDMI3« or »YPBPR«) and press »●« to confirm. 1 Open the menu with »i«. – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. < > 2 Select the »SOUND« menu with » « or »... -
Page 37: Connecting A Pc
USINGEXTERNALDEVICES --------------------------------------------------------------------- ConnectingaPC PC SETUP 1 Connect the socket »PC-IN« on the television to the corresponding socket on the PC using a Auto Adjust VGA cable. Horizontal Position ●●●●●●●● 2 Connect the socket »PCAudio« on the tele- Vertical Position ●●●●●●●● vision to the corresponding socket on the PC Size ●●●●●●●●●● using a cinch cable (audio signal). Phase ●●●●●●●●● Note: Adjust your PC to the monitor (for example, picture resolution 1280 x 768, picture fre- Back quency 60 Hz). Select Exit Selectingthechannelpositionfor – Options: thePC »Auto Adjust« F or automatic PC 1 Press »AV«, select »PC« with »... -
Page 38: What Is Common Interface
USINGEXTERNALDEVICES --------------------------------------------------------------------- WhatisCommonInterface? AccesscontrolforCAmoduleand smartcard Common Interface (CI) is an interface for DVB receivers. 1 Open the menu with »i«. – The »PICTURE« menu is displayed. Encoded stations can only be viewed with a CA module suitable for the encoding system and the < 2 Select the »CHANNEL SETUP« menu with » « corresponding smart card. > or » « and confirm with »●«. The television set is equipped with a Common In- 3 Select »CA–Module« with » « or » « and Λ terface slot into which CA modules from various press »●« to confirm. providers can be inserted. You can insert the provider’s smart card into the Notes: CA module in order to enable the encrypted sta- This menu give operating instructions and – tions you want to see. after you enter your PIN code – access to channels of the PAY-TV provider. InsertingtheCAmodule The remaining settings are described in the manuals for your CA module and smart Notes:... -
Page 39: Tuning Digital Television Stations
SPECIALSETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuningdigitaltelevisionstations – N etwork ID« performs the installation that is suitable to your network. If you know the This search deletes all television stations included Network ID, please enter it; otherwise please in the channel list! select Auto Recommended settings for »Fre- Tuningalldigitaltelevisionstations quency« or »Symbol Rate« is »Auto«. – S elect »Full« if the scanning can not be per- withcableconnectionbyauto formed with »Fast« option. tuning – A ll current channels are set and stored in 1 Open the menu with »i«. »Full« scanning. This scanning process can – The »PICTURE« menu appears. - Page 40 SPECIALSETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuningthedigitaltelevisionstations 4 Select »Country Selection« by pressing » « < > or » « and press » « or » « to make the set- withcableconnection–byentering Λ ting. thefrequency 5 Select the »Scan Type« with » « and press Notes: < > » « or » « to select the »DTV«. To make this setting, open the »Station 6 Select the »TV Connection Type« with »...
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Page 41: Tuning Analogue Television Stations
SPECIALSETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuninganaloguetelevision or stations < > select »No« with » « or » « (if you do not want to start the search) and press »●« to con- These settings are only necessary if you can not firm. receive any digital stations or if you want to re- tune all analogue channels. – T he »Searching...« menu appears, and the The television station can be set directly or using search for analogue TV stations begins. This the search. may take several minutes depending on the number of television stations received. The analogue television stations are listed in the channel list after the digital television stations. – T he search is ended when the »Programme Table« appears. - Page 42 SPECIALSETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Changingstoredchannelsfor 4 Select the »Programme No« by pressing » « < > or » « and press » « or » « to set the pre- analoguestations Λ set. If channels were stored with the automatic chan- nel search during the tuning of the television 5 Select »Current Channel« with » « or » «. Λ channels, you can delete them. You can also 6 Press »...
- Page 43 SPECIALSETTINGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sortingtelevisionchannels Creatingalistoffavourites 1 In the »Programme Table« menu, select the You can select your favourite channels and save channel to be moved with with » «, » «, Λ them in up to four lists (FAV1 to FAV4). » « or » « . 1 In the »Programme Table« menu, select the 2Highlight the channel with » « (green). television channel with » «, »...
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Page 44: Displaying Signal Information
1Press and hold down »M« and press three »quality« and »Signal Strength« extends to number buttons to enter the code: the right, the better the reception signal. »1«, »2«, »3« for a GRUNDIG DVD player. The signal level not only depends on your re- »4«, »5«, »6« for a GRUNDIG DVD recorder. ceiver system, but also on the channel which »1«, »4«, »7« for a GRUNDIG digital re- is currently active. Remember this when ceiver (remote control level 1). aligning your antenna using the signal level »2«, »5«, »8« for a GRUNDIG digital re- display. ceiver (remote control level 2). 4 Press »i« to end the display. »3«, »6«, »9« for a GRUNDIG digital re- ceiver with a hard disc (PDR). -
Page 45: Technical Data
INFORMATION - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Technicaldata Serviceinformationfordealers Operating voltage: The television set may only 220-240 V ~ 50-60 Hz be operated with the mains adapter supplied. Power consumption: The product complies with the in operation 85 W following EU directives: in standby 0,2 W 2006/95/EG directive for electrical equip- Max.Power consumption: ment to be used within defined voltage ranges. i n operation 110 W 2004/108/EG directive on electromagnetic compatibility. Annual power consumption: The device complies with the following stan- 126 kWh... -
Page 46: 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 setting/fine tuning Antenna Have antenna cable or system checked No colour Colour intensity at maximum Turn up the colour TV standard setting (if setting Select the correct colour standard option is available) -
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INFORMATION - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AdditionalInformationforunits Important: soldintheUK. The wires in the mains lead are colour coded in accordance with the following code: Units sold in the UK are suitable for operation from a 240V ac, 50Hz mains supply. BLUE – NEUTRAL The range of multi-system receivers is built to BROWN – LIVE work in most European countries. However, the As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of mains plug and socket system for the UK differs your appliance may not correspond with the from many European countries. coloured marking identifying terminals in your This appliance has been supplied with a fitted, plug, proceed as follows: non-removable, approved converter plug for Connect the BLUE coloured wire to plug ter- use in the UK. This converter plug is fitted with a minal marked with the letter “N” or coloured 5A rated fuse. black. In case this appliance is supplied with a Connect the BROWN coloured wire to the plug moulded 2-pin Euro plug only, which is unsuit- terminal marked with the letter “L” or coloured able for UK operation, this must be cut off and red. immediately disposed of. An approved 13A, 3-pin UK plug should then be fitted by a quali- In no circumstance must any of the wires be fied electrician. connected to the terminal marked with the letter “E”, earth symbol “V”, coloured green, or green Note: & yellow. - Page 48 10/16 72011 740 4000...