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- Page 1 UECTV24 USER MANUAL 24” HD TV...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Important Notes Getting Started Abbreviations & terms TV Settings Safety Channel Cautions Picture Features Sound Time Inputs and Outputs Setup Specifications Lock What’s in the Box PVR Operation Rear Panel Connectivity Recording Live TV Rear Panel Control Attach stand Remote Control Unit RCU Navigation Buttons... -
Page 4: Important Notes
Important Notes The UECTV24 User Manual is the subject of intellectual property rights, including copyright, under domestic law and international conventions. All rights are reserved. The UECTV24 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 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. • Never place the TV on or near a radiator or other heat source. •...
- 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
RV’s, Caravans and • Record Live TV directly to USB, boats, • Two high quality, 5W Speakers, • Backed by UEC reliability, and after sales • Low power consumption, support • 12/24V VDC cigarette power support, •... -
Page 9: What's In The Box
What’s in the Box 12V/24V VDC Cigarette Plug Remote Control Unit (RCU) - Batteries Included 2 x Base Feet 4 x Screws... -
Page 10: Rear Panel Connectivity
Rear Panel Connectivity VOL+ VOL- AUDIO COAXIAL VIDEO L USB1/2 VOL+ VOL- SOURCE MENU Bottom Panel SOURCE MENU Rear Panel Control Power Switches the TV between ON and VOL- VOL+ STANDBY 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: Attach Stand
Rear Panel Connectivity Side Panel HDMI 1 HDMI 2 EARPHONE 1 HDMI 1In HDMI Cable Input 2 HDMI 2 In HDMI Cable Input 3 Y Pb Pr Component mode input Y/Pb/Pr 4 Earphone 3.5mm Jack Headphone or speaker output Bottom Panel AUDIO COAXIAL VIDEO L... -
Page 12: Remote Control Unit
Remote Control Unit Mute ON / OFF Power Button / Standby 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 Not Available... -
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 With Rca Cables
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: Optional Wall Plug Power Supply
Connecting the TV Optional Wall Plug Power Supply If required, you have the option to purchase an additional wall plug power supply at 240V. Plug the Jack Connector into the “DC In” port of the TV. Then plug 240V the power adaptor into a power socket in your RV or home. -
Page 18: Getting Started
Getting Started First Time Installation The first time you turn on your TV you will need to complete the FIRST TIME INSTALLATION wizard. Step 1: Start Up Settings Upon first boot up you will need to select your preferred LANGUAGE, the COUNTRY the TV is in, and the ENERGY MODE. - Page 19 General 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. Volume (VOL) Controls The Volume buttons control the output volume of your TV.
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Page 20: Tv Settings
TV Settings TV Settings Press the Menu on your RCU to display TV’s the settings menu. Use the navigation buttons to select the category of settings you would like to choose. Use the OK button to enter the setting category. Channel Image settings allow you make changes to your channel and DTV tuning settings. - Page 21 TV Settings DTV Manual Tuning (Optional - Not Recommended) Use the left and right navigation buttons to adjust channels, when the signal is good, press the OK button on the remote to begin the Manual DTV channel search. Program Edit (Not Recommended) In PROGRAM EDIT menu, you can Favourite, Rearrange, and Delete channels from your Channel list.
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Page 22: Picture
TV Settings Picture Picture settings allow you make changes to your display settings such as, brightness, colour temperature, sharpness, noise reduction and more. Picture Mode PICTURE MODE gives you the ability to quickly select what screen settings you would like. You are provided with pre-made picture modes, Standard, Mild, Dynamic, and Personal, each differ in contrast, color, and sharpness. -
Page 23: Sound
TV Settings Sound Sound Mode SOUND MODE gives you the ability to quickly select what sound settings you would like. You are provided with 5 pre-made sound modes, Standard, Music, Movie, Sports, and Personal, each differ in treble, and bass. When SOUND MODE is highlighted, use the Left and Right navigation buttons to select preferred picture setting. -
Page 24: Time
TV Settings Time Clock Highlight the CLOCK setting to change the current Time and Date. Time Zone Use the left and right navigation buttons to cycle between available TIME ZONES. Off / On Time The OFF TIME and ON TIME settings to allow you to automatically turn the TV on or off depending on the day and time selected in the settings. -
Page 25: Setup
TV Settings Setup Language Select the Language by using left and right navigation buttons to cycle between available LANGUAGE. Audio Language Selecting AUDIO LANGUAGE will enter the audio Language selection list, the default is English. Only available if supported by broadcasters. Subtitle Language Select SUBTITLE LANGUAGE settings will enter the subtitle selection list, you can switch weak listening subtitles, normal subtitles or close subtitles. - Page 26 TV Settings Software Update (USB) If an update for your TV is available, you can download it onto a USB drive and install it onto your TV. Once the update file is on your USB, connect the USB into the TV, and select the Installation Package icon, press the OK button to open the folder containing the update file.
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Page 27: Lock
TV Settings Lock The Lock settings allow you to access features such as Channel Lock, and Parental Guidance. System Lock Turning SYSTEM LOCK on using the left and right navigation buttons allows you access to the Lock features below. Set Password Set your password here. -
Page 28: Pvr Operation
PVR Operation Recording Live TV To BEGIN recording live TV, press the Record button on your remote. Your TV will immediately begin recording the program shown on your screen. To STOP recording press the Stop button. This will immediately stop the current recording. - Page 29 Media Player Your TV comes with an inbuilt media play that allows you to play music, and view photos from a USB drive To open the MEDIA PLAYER, press the Source button and navigate down to the USB OPTION. To leave the MEDIA PLAYER, press the Source button and select another source.
- 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.
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- Page 32 UECTV24 Website: uec.com.au UEC Service Center: (07) 3015 8790...
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