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- Page 1 UECTV24RVA USER MANUAL 24” Smart TV...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Important Notes TV Settings Abbreviations & terms Image / Picture Settings Safety Sound Program Cautions Auto Search Features Function Inputs and Outputs Time TV Features Media Player Specifications Home What’s in the Box Smart TV Settings Rear Panel Connectivity Smart TV Remote Control Unit Network &... -
Page 4: Important Notes
Important Notes The UECTV24RVA User Manual is the subject of intellectual property rights, including copyright, under domestic law and international conventions. All rights are reserved. The UECTV24RVA User Manual supplements the information supplied with the packaging of the TV as well as the detailed information available on our website. -
Page 5: Safety
Safety This TV complies with all relevant Australian safety standards. Please read all safety precautions and warnings carefully and adhere to all safety and warning notes. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. - Page 6 Safety ATTACHMENTS: Do not use non-recommended attachments that may be hazardous or damage the TV. CABLE CONNECTION: To avoid possible damage to the antenna disconnect the TV from the adaptor before connecting or disconnecting any antenna cables. LOCATION: TV is intended for INDOOR use ONLY. •...
- Page 7 Safety To avoid electric shock: • Never open the main body of the TV. • Do not insert metal or inflammable material through vents. • Never touch the power plug pack with wet hands. • Disconnect the power cable during lightning storms. To avoid damaging the product: •...
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Page 8: Features
Bluetooth 1T1R, • GPU maliT470MP3, • DC12/24V, 9-32V Power Specifications Screen Display Type Colour ELED Display Model UECTV24RVA (Smart TV) Maximum Resolution 1366 x 768 Power Supply DC 9 -32V TV System PAL / DVB-T Frequency Range 48.25MHz - 863.25MHz... -
Page 9: What's In The Box
What’s in the Box Smart TV 2 x Base Feet 4 x Screws Remote Control Unit (RCU) - Batteries Included 12V/24V Cigarette Plug 2 x Right Angle HDMI Adaptors... -
Page 10: Rear Panel Connectivity
Rear Panel Connectivity VOL- VOL+ VOL+ VOL- SOURCE MENU Bottom Panel SOURCE MENU Rear Panel Control Power Switches the TV between ON and STANDBY VOL- VOL+ Vol + / Vol - Press to increase or decrease the volume. While in on-screen menu the volume + and - buttons act as left and right respectively. - Page 11 Rear Panel Connectivity Side Panel COAX EARPHONE USB1/2 1 Coax Input RCA Cable Audio Out 2 AV (RCA Composite) cables in. 3 Earphone 3.5mm Jack Headphone or speaker output 4 USB Input USB in for PVR and MP3 and MP4 player Bottom Panel RJ45 CVBS...
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Page 12: Remote Control Unit
Remote Control Unit Power Button / Standby Mute ON / OFF Numeric Keypad Set Sleep Timer Return to previous program Channel List Select Picture Mode Select Sound Mode Display Source and Info Select Device Source Select / OK Button Navigation Buttons Exit INFO / MENU Launch MENU System Go to Smart TV... -
Page 13: Rcu Navigation Buttons
Using the Remote Navigation (NAV) Buttons RCU Navigation Buttons The terms NAVIGATE (NAV) or SELECT are used when referring to activities controlled by these four arrows and the OK button. The OK button is the same as SELECT / SAVE / AGREE. In some instances it is a shortcut button - for example to quickly see the available channels. -
Page 14: Connecting The Tv
Connecting the TV Terrestrial/DTV Antenna Feed Note: Antenna input impedance of this unit is 75ohm. VHF/UHF 75ohm coaxial cable can be connected to the antenna jack directly, if the antenna cable is 300ohm parallel flat feeder cable, you need to use the 300ohm/75ohm converter to connect the antenna cable to the antenna jack. -
Page 15: Connect Devices To Tv
Connecting the TV Connect Devices to TV Connecting with HDMI Cable You can connect any device with a HDMI output to the TV. Below are some examples of common devices with HDMI outputs: • Set Top Boxes, • Laptops / Computers, •... - Page 16 Connecting the TV Connecting with RCA Cables Many older devices require an analog video connection (sometimes ‘CVBS’ , ‘Composite’ or ‘AV’). If this is the case, follow the instructions below: Use a Yellow, Red and White “RCA” cable, and match the colours into the AV input on the side of the TV.
- Page 17 Connecting the TV Connect TV to Power Supply Unit Cigarette Charger Plug the12V/24V Power Supply jack connector into the “DC In” port on the underside of the TV. Then plug the Cigarette Plug into a cigarette port in your Car or Van. Once all the required devices is connected to your TV turn on the power.
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Page 18: Getting Started
Getting Started First Time Installation The first time you turn on your Smart TV you will need to complete the FIRST TIME INSTALLATION wizard. Step 1: Welcome First you will see “Let’s start setting up your Smart TV”, press the OK button on your RCU to continue. - Page 19 Getting Started Step 3: Network If you have connected to the Internet via Ethernet directly, the installation wizard will automatically connect to the Internet, otherwise if you would like to connect via Wi-Fi see “Network & Internet” on page 28. Step 4: Country Next, use the RCU navigation buttons to select the country the TV is in, for example Australia.
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Page 20: General Functions
General Functions Remote Control Functions Power The Power / Standby button switches TV ON and OFF. It functions the same as the Standby button on the back panel of the TV. Keep in mind this function only controls the TV. It will not affect your Set Top Box, DVD player or other devices. Smart TV The Home button takes you to the Smart TV home page. -
Page 21: Tv Settings
TV Settings TV Settings Press the Menu on your RCU to display the settings menu. Use the up and down navigation buttons to select the category of settings you would like to choose. Use the right navigation button to enter the setting category. For Example to edit Time settings use the up and down navigation buttons highlight Time, then press the right navigation button to enter it. -
Page 22: Sound
TV Settings Sound Sound Mode When Sound Mode is highlighted, use the left and right navigation buttons to switch between sound modes to Standard, Sport, Music, Movie and User (custom option). Equaliser If User is selected in Sound Mode, the Equaliser is available to customise sound settings. Use the up and down navigation buttons to select the Equaliser option, and then press the OK button. -
Page 23: Program
TV Settings Program Auto Search Please note: When traveling and wanting to watch DTV service, you will need to retune your TV each time your location changes so that your TV can find the TV channels in the new location. Please note: Ensure your TV antenna is correctly deployed and pointed for optimal direction towards the broadcast antenna and that your mast head amplifier (if fitted) is turned on. -
Page 24: Function
TV Settings Function OSD Time To control the time the display stays visible on the screen, highlight OSD Time and use the left and right navigation buttons to select from 5 to 30 seconds, then press OK. Press the up and down keys to select the option, and then press the OK key to open the CEC function. -
Page 25: Time
TV Settings Time Date, Current time This is not adjustable when there is a signal and when the automatic calibration is on. Otherwise you can set the date and time as you require. Sleep timer The Sleep Timer allows you to determine when your TV will automatically turn off. Use the left and right navigation buttons to choose between Off, 10, 20, 30, 60, 90, 120, 180, and 240 minutes. -
Page 26: Media Player
Media Player Your TV comes with an inbuilt media play that allows you to play music, and view photos from a USB drive. Picture Use the navigation buttons to select the Picture icon, then press OK to confirm. Select the folder you want to view, and press OK to open the folder. -
Page 27: Home
Please note: Smart TV features require Internet access. Using these features may increase Internet data costs from your service provider. Your UEC Smart TV is integrated with Internet and interactive Web 2.0 features, which allows you to stream music and videos, browse the Internet, and view photos. -
Page 28: Network & Internet
Smart TV Network & Internet You can choose to connect to the Internet via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. If you would like to connect the TV with an Ethernet cable, please read “Optional: Ethernet Connection” on page 16. Otherwise to connect to Wi-Fi please follow the instructions below. - Page 29 Smart TV Keyboard You have the ability to change the settings of the on screen keyboard to suit your requirements. Go to manage keyboards to see of the options. Storage Here you can check the local memory capacity and current usage. Factory Reset Here you can reset the unit.
- Page 30 In line with other ELED manufacturers and would not mean that the ELED is faulty. We hope you will understand that it could not be changed or refunded If problems persist, please contact the UEC Service Centre on: (07) 3015 8790. CPU A53*4...
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- Page 32 UECTV24RVA Website: uec.com.au UEC Service Center: (07) 3015 8790...
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