Energy Speaker Systems LTV46DA manuel d'utilisation

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    LT V46DA User's Manual 1025_A50-095300_Eng-cover 10/27/06 9:43 PM Page 1[...]

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    1025_A50-095300_Eng-cover 10/27/06 9:43 PM Page 2[...]

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    ■ Conformity ............................................................................................................................................... 3 Disposal ..................................................................................................................................................... 3 ■ Unpacking and Setup ....[...]

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    Reduce Noise ......................................................................................................................................... 23 Channel Groups ..................................................................................................................................... 23 Set Screen Language ........................[...]

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    Conformity 3 3 English Conformit y Disposal This product fulfills the EC guidelines 89/336/EEC (EMC guideline) with amendments 93/68 EEC and 92/31 EEC and the EC guideline 73/23/EEC (low voltage guideline) with amendments 93/68/EEC. This product is subject to the European guideline 2002/96/EC. All electric and electronic devices must be disposed of[...]

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    4 Unpacking and Setup Please check, that the delivery is complete. 1 Unit 2 Remote control 3 Batteries 4 Mains cable • Read the following instructions carefully . • Keep this manual at hand. • Closely follow the instructions given. • Proceed exactly as described in the instructions. • Do not use the unit near water . • Clean the unit wi[...]

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    English 5 Unpacking and Setup • Only use suitable stands, supports, carts or tables that ensure the unit does not tip over . If you place the unit on a cart, move it with caution to prevent injuries or damage resulting from tip-over . • Unplug the unit during lightning storms or if you will not use it for a longer period of time. • Refer all [...]

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    6 Unpacking and Setup ➣ The Best Distance ➣ Background Light/Reflections When watching television at night, the television should not be the only source of light in the room. The big difference of brightness between the screen and the background causes continuous dark-light adaptation of the eyes. This leads to strain of the eyes and may cause [...]

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    English 7 V iewing the Control Panels Viewing the Control Panels Front View Rear View 1 AV S-VIDEO Input 2 AV AUDIO Input 3 AV VIDEO Input 4 Headphone Jack 5 Analog RGB Input (PC) 6 Audio Input (PC) 7 HDMI Input (HDMI1) 8 HDMI Input (HDMI2) 9 DTV/DVD Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Input (A V3) 10 DTV/DVD Audio Input (A V3) 11 DVD Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Input (A V4) 12 D[...]

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    8 Remote Control Remote Control 13 T emporary Sound Mute 14 TV Input Source Selection 15 External Source Input Selection 16 Picture Size Selection 17 Previous Channel 18 TV Information Display 19 Sound Selection : Mono/Stereo Dual Select ( ) 20 Fastext Functions 21 Sound Effect Selection ( ) 22 - Exit from the OSD - Display the current time when th[...]

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    English 9 Connections and Start of Operation Connections and Star t of Operation Connections for TV Reception Connecting a Satellite Receiver , a Set T op Box or a Video Recorder Y ou can connect roof aerial, cable reception, a satellite receiver , set top boxes (DVB-T) or video recorders etc. to the unit. ➣ Connecting to a Device with SCART Sock[...]

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    10 Connections and Start of Operation Connecting to the Roof Aerial Ensure that the roof aerial is properly installed and grounded. If the roof aerial is not properly grounded, voltage may damage the unit and static charges may build up. ➣ Connecting to a Device without SCART Socket Use a coaxial cable to connect the units. 1 Plug the coaxial cab[...]

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    English 11 Connections and Start of Operation Connecting Camcorders and Video Games Connecting to Cable Reception Connecting to Headphones 1 Plug the coaxial cable of the cable reception into the socket [ANT]. The output for the headphone is on the right rear side of the unit. If you connect a headset to the unit, the main speaker will be switched [...]

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    12 Connections and Start of Operation ➣ Connecting Camcorders and Video Games by S-Video Cable 1 Connect the S-Video cable to the socket [S-VIDEO] and the output sockets of the external devices. 2 Plug the audio cable into the socket [AUDIO IN] on the television set and connect the cable to the output socket of the external device. ➣ Connecting[...]

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    English 13 Connections and Start of Operation Connecting to External Devices with Component Input If the television set does not receive any signal, adjust the output of the computer . For information on how to setup the computer , refer to the corresponding manual of the computer . If the external equipment has mono audio output, connect it only t[...]

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    14 Connections and Start of Operation Connecting the Digital Audio Output Y ou can Connect optical digital audio cable to "DIGIT AL AUDIO OUT" on the rear of the TV and the other end to "DIGIT AL AUDIO IN" of the equipment with a digital output to enjoy digital sound (Multi-Channel Surround Sound, Stereo, Dolby Sound). 1 Connect[...]

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    English 15 Connections and Start of Operation 1 Connecting HDMI/DVI Cable Connect the HDMI/DVI cable and audio cable from the output jacks on the DVD player or Set-top box to the [HDMI 1] or [HDMI 2] input jack and PC Audio input jacks on the TV . 2 Connecting HDMI Cable Connect the HDMI cable from the output jack on the DVD player or Set-top box t[...]

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    16 Settings 1 Press the mains switch on the back of the unit. 2 Press the remote control. This switches the unit on and it can be operated using the remote control. ➣ Stand by 1 Press on the remote control. ➣ Switch Stand by Off 1 Press the mains switch on the back of the unit.. Now the unit is switched off completely and does not consume any p[...]

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    ¥ Position OK: Select MENU/EXIT : Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Sharpness Colour T int Colour T emperature Standard 050 050 050 050 050 Picture Audio T imer Install Setup Option English 17 Open, Select and Close Menus T uning Y ou only need to tune the TV channels, if the device is connected to a roof aerial. If you use a satellite receiver [...]

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    Move ¥ 0~9 Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uning Fine T uning Name Sound W eak Signal Boost Programme Edit Italy 12 PA L BG S23 217.25 S23 Stereo / Dual 1 Off ¥ Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uni[...]

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    Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uning Fine T uning Name Sound W eak Signal Boost Programme Edit Italy 12 PA L BG S23 217.25 S23 Stereo / Dual 1 Off Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option ¥ System BG DK i L L’ M Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour S[...]

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    Move ¥ Pr/C/S Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uning Fine T uning Name Sound W eak Signal Boost Programme Edit Italy 12 PA L BG S23 217.25 S23 Stereo / Dual 1 Off ¥ Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option ¥ Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uni[...]

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    Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uning Fine T uning Name Sound W eak Signal Boost Programme Edit Italy 12 PA L BG S23 217.25 S 23 Stereo / Dual 1 Off Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option ¥ Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Sound Stereo / Dual 1 Mono / Dual 1 Stereo / Dual 2 Mono / Dual 12 Auto T uning Programme C[...]

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    Move MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Auto T uning Programme Colour System Manual T uning Fine T uning Name Sound W eak Signal Boost Programme Edit Italy 12 PA L BG S23 217.25 S23 Stereo / Dual 1 ¥ Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Programme Edit Lock Skip Pr. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 CH. S12 S13 S14 S15 S16 S17 S18 S19 S20 Freq. 471.25 471.[...]

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    Move ¥ 0~9 Adjust OK: Clear MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Language Geometry Aspect No WSS Favourite Channel PIP Adjustment Factory Preset English Auto Full ¥ Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Favourite Channel 1: Pr 01 2: Pr 17 3: Pr 12 4: Pr 13 5: Pr 06 Local Lock OSD Setting No Signal Power Off No Operation Power Off Noise Reduction T[...]

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    Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Language Geometry Aspect No WSS Favourite Channel PIP Adjustment Factory Preset English Auto Full ¥ Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Aspect Auto Normal Full Zoom1 Zoom2 Panorama Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Language Geometry Aspect No WSS Favourite Channel PIP Adjustment Factory P[...]

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    Mode Brightness Contrast Sharpness Colour T int Colour T emperature Standard 050 050 050 050 050 Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Mode Standard Sport Natural Mild Custom Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Language Geometry Aspect No WSS Favourite Channel PIP Adjustment Factory Preset [...]

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    Mode Brightness Contrast Sharpness Colour T int Colour T emperature Standard 050 050 050 050 050 Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move ¥ Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ Temperature Red 50 Green 50 Blue 50 Colour T emperature ¥ Position OK: Select MENU/EXIT : Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Sharpness Colour T int Colour T em[...]

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    Balance V olume Equalizer SRS WOW Audio Selection HDMI Audio 050 019 Music Off Sub Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ Standard Music Film Speech Custom Equalizer 100 300 1K 10K 3K Balance V olume Equalizer SRS WOW Audio Selection HDMI Audio 050 019 Music Off Sub HDMI ¥ Adjust MENU: Previous[...]

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    Balance V olume Equalizer SRS WOW Audio Selection HDMI Audio 050 019 Music Off Main HDMI Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ HDMI Audio HDMI PC Balance V olume Equalizer SRS WOW Audio Selection HDMI Audio 050 019 Music Off Main HDMI Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move OK: Select MENU: [...]

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    Clock Update Pr . On Timer Off Timer Audio Selection - -:- - Off AM 12:00 Off Main Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Clock Clock AM 1 1 : 34 ¥ ¥ Move 0~9 Adjust OK: Clear MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Balance V olume Equalizer SRS WOW Audio Selection HDMI Audio 050 019 Music Off Main HDMI Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option M[...]

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    Clock Update Pr . On Timer Off Timer Audio Selection - -:- - Off AM 12:00 Off Main Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option On Timer Move ¥ Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ Enable On On Time AM 1 1 : 3 4 Programme 01 Volume 020 Clock Update Pr . On Timer Off Timer Audio Selection - -:- - Off AM 12:00 Off Main Picture Audio Timer Install [...]

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    Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move ¥ Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ Local Lock OSD Setting No Signal Power Off No Operation Power Off Noise Reduction Te letext Character Group Off 20 180 On W est Europe Clock Update Pr . On Timer Off Timer Audio Selection - -:- - Off AM 12:00 Off Main Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option[...]

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    Local Lock OSD Setting No Signal Power Off No Operation Power Off Noise Reduction T eletext Character Group Off 20 180 On W est Europe Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move ¥ Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ OSD Setting OSD Timeout 30 OSD Transparency 0 Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Local Lock OSD Setting No Signal Pow[...]

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    Local Lock OSD Setting No Signal Power Off No Operation Power Off Noise Reduction Te letext Character Group Off 20 180 On W est Europe Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move ¥ Adjust MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit ¥ OSD Setting OSD Timeout 30 OSD Transparency 0 Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT [...]

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    Position OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Language Geometry Aspect No WSS Favourite Channel PIP Adjustment Factory Preset English Auto Full Picture Audio Timer Install Setup Option ! Warning Yes No ¥ Move OK: Select MENU: Previous EXIT : Exit Local Lock OSD Setting No Signal Power Off No Operation Power Off Noise Reduction T eletext Charac[...]

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    English 35 W atching When you switch the unit on, the current television program will be displayed. 1 Press ¥ or  to set the desired volume. ➣ Mute 1 Press to switch the sound temporarily off. 3 Press to switch the sound on again. Press  or  to scroll through the channels. ➣ Switch to Last Channel Use this function to toggle between t[...]

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    Input Selection 1. TV 2. SCART1 VIDEO 3. SCART2 VIDEO 4. Video 5. S -Video 6. Component1 7. Component2 8. RGB 9. HDMI 0. HDMI2 36 W atching Recall a Favourite Channel Select Source Use this function to scroll through the channels or sources you have stored as your favourite stations. This way you do not need to scroll through all the stations, if y[...]

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    W atch T wo Programs at the Same T ime (PIP ) Use this function to display a second picture. This way you can watch two programs you are receiving by antenna or by the other inputs at the same time. Y ou can display on large and one small picture or two pictures of the same size. Y ou can adapt the size and the position of the small picture. ➣ Di[...]

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    38 W atching Use this function to set the size of the small picture. 1 Press . 2 Press . 3 Press  or ¥ or  or  and select the desired size. Y ou can also adjust this setting in the menu OPTIONS. Use this function to set where the sub screen will be displayed. 1 Press . 2 Press . 3 Press  or ¥ or  or  and select the desired[...]

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    English 39 W atching Use this function to hold the picture. 1 Press . During the display of the still picture the sound will continue to play . 2 Press again to continue watching. Use this function to display the time. If teletext is displayed, the time will not be shown. 1 Press . 2 Press again to hide the time. Use this function to set after how [...]

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    Use this function to set the sound effects. 1 Press . 2 Press again to switch the sound effect of f. For further information on the settings refer to: “Adjust Medium and Low Frequencies” on page 28. Use this function to adjust the sound optimally to the content. 1 Press until the desired mode is displayed. For further information on the setting[...]

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    English 41 Cleaning and T roubleshooting Cleaning T roubleshooting If there are problems with the unit, please check the following points before contacting the technical service. Cleaning and Troubleshooting Never open the unit. This may lead to electric shocks and will void the warranty . Use a dry cloth to clean the unit. Never use water , cleani[...]

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    42 Cleaning and T roubleshooting Some Channels Display Black and White Snow on one or Several Channels Remote Control Does Not Work Message "No Signal " Message "Video not Supported" Picture Scrolls V ertically Parts of the Picture are not Displayed Picture T oo Small or T oo Large Horizontal or V ertical Bars Check if other cha[...]

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    English 43 T echnical specifications T echnical specifications General Input voltage Operating temperature Environment temperature Remote control Ty p e Battery Pixel Ty p e Frequency Colour system Sound system V ideo system T eletext DiR Engine 3D Auto DNR Comb Filter Y/Pb/Pr V ideo input Audio input RGB input PC Synchronization Colour display Res[...]

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