User's Manual

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Contents

Specifications ........................................................ 3

Quick guide ........................................................... 4

Sockets on the rear of the unit ................................................. 4

Mains power and speaker sockets 30LB020S4.................... 4

Connecting to the mains power supply.................................. 4

Front of TV ................................................................................. 4

Switching on the unit ................................................................ 5

Selecting TV mode on the remote control............................. 5

Switching the TV on and to standby mode ........................... 5

Selecting channels...................................................................... 5

Selecting inputs.......................................................................... 5

Television reception via the antenna cable............................ 5

Television reception via Scart socket

(e.g. SAT or cable receiver)...................................................... 5

Preparations.......................................................... 6

Setting up, care and maintenance....................................6

Place of installation.................................................................... 6

Cleaning....................................................................................... 6

Instructions for waste disposal ................................................ 6

Maintenance................................................................................ 7

Scope of delivery................................................................7

Setting up and installing the 30LB020S4......................7

Fitting the base ........................................................................... 7

Fixing and connecting the speakers........................................ 7

Connections........................................................... 8

Connections.........................................................................8

Connection elements on the set............................................... 8

Connection elements on the rear of the unit.......................... 8

Antenna / cable connection...................................................... 9

Connecting the headphones..................................................... 9

Connecting external auxiliary equipment.............................. 9

Mains connection....................................................................... 9

Operation............................................................. 10

Controls .............................................................................10

Front of TV ............................................................................... 10

Remote control.........................................................................10

Inserting the batteries .............................................................. 10

Using the remote control for other equipments ..........11

Initial startup procedure..................................................13

Menu navigation ..............................................................12

Operation ...........................................................................13

Switching on/off ......................................................................13

Channel selection..................................................................... 13

Sleep mode................................................................................13

Setting channels .......................................................................13

Unit configuration....................................................................13

Storing channels automatically.............................................. 14

Direct channel input / fine tuning..........................................14

Allocating and deleting channels .......................................... 15

Picture and sound .................................................................... 15

Adjusting the picture settings ................................................ 15

Adjusting tone settings............................................................ 16

Channel-specific settings........................................................ 16

The Panorama Sound decoder............................................... 17

The Dolby Virtual Surround Sound Decoder..................... 17

Decoder mode selection ......................................................... 17

Normal television sound.........................................................17

Dolby Virtual Surround Sound and Panorama................... 18

Special functions..............................................................19

Fade-in display window ......................................................... 19

The function buttons .............................................................. 19

Timer.......................................................................................... 19

Childproof lock........................................................................ 20

PIC (Picture in computer)

......................................................

Resetting to delivery status..................................................... 21

PC mode ............................................................................21

Selecting inputs........................................................................ 21

Setting the language and adjusting screen settings ............ 21

Teletext ..............................................................................22

Teletext signals......................................................................... 22

Selecting teletext...................................................................... 22

Page memory facility .............................................................. 22

Favourite pages........................................................................ 22

TOP / FLOF teletext................................................................ 23

Multiple pages.......................................................................... 23

Other teletext functions........................................................... 24

Auxiliary equipment...........................................25

Auxiliary equipment........................................................25

Connecting auxiliary equipment........................................... 25

Connecting to external AV sources....................................... 25

Selecting sockets...................................................................... 26

Additional devices with switching voltage ......................... 27

Copy function / recording via Scart sockets ....................... 27

Assigning the Scart sockets ................................................... 27

Index.....................................................................28

Summary of content (28 pages)

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Contents Specifications ........................................................ 3 Quick guide ........................................................... 4 Sockets on the rear of the unit ................................................. 4 Mains power and speaker sockets 30LB020S4.................... 4 Connecting to the mains power supply.................................. 4 Front of TV ................................................................................. 4 Switching on the unit ...............
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Overview En 2
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Specifications Specifications Model * 15LB020S4 20LB020S4 23LB020S4 30LB020S4 General: Display TFT LCD Picture format 4:3 16:9 Screen diagonal (38 cm) (51 cm) (58 cm) (75 cm) Picture resolution 1024 x 768 (XGA) 640 x 480 (VGA) 1280 x 768 (WXGA) 1280 x 768 (WXGA) Pixel pitch (mm) 0.300 x 0.300 0.6375 x 0.6375 0.1305 x 0.3915 0.5025 x 0.
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Quick guide Quick guide Sockets on the rear of the unit Connecting to the mains power supply 15LB020S4, 20LB020S4, 23LB020S4 30LB020S4 En 1. Plug the mains cable into the power pack 1. 2. Plug the cable on the power pack into the TV Plug the mains cable into the socket 2. 3. Plug the mains cable into the mains socket on the TV Plug the mains cable into the socket Note: Always use power packs that are supplied by the manufacturer to avoid invalidating the warranty.
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Quick guide Switching on the unit Selecting TV mode on the remote control TV Antenna (75 Ohm) AV 1 Signal input and output AV 2 Signal input AV 3 Signal input (only 23LB020S4 and 30LB020S4) S-VHS S-VHS input (via Scart 2) RGB Signal with maximum picture quality (via Scart 1) VGA VGA input DVI DVI input Television reception via the antenna cable 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Switching the TV on and to standby mode 2. 3. Selecting channels 4. 5. 1. 2. En Television reception via Scart socket (e.g.
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Preparations Preparations Setting up, care and maintenance Place of installation Caution! Protect the television against humidity and rain. The TV set should not be operated in rooms with high moisture levels. Do not place receptacles containing water on the TV, e.g. vases, flower pots. The combination of electrical current and water can cause fatal electric shocks. Make sure that no objects can fall through the ventilation slits into the interior of the television as they may touch live parts.
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Preparations Maintenance Scope of delivery Electronic components are subject to a natural ageing process. In the event of malfunctions, please consult a specialist dealer. Only use the original packaging for transporting the unit. • • • • • • • • • • Caution! The unit is operated at dangerous voltages. The unit may only be opened by an authorised specialist. All maintenance and servicing work must be carried out by an authorised company.
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Connections Connections Connections See Overview on page 3.
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Connections Antenna / cable connection Mains connection Your unit is supplied with a high-grade antenna cable with high shielding degree. Caution! The unit should only be connected to the mains supply once all other connections have been made. When disconnecting the mains cable from the socket, pull on the mains plug and not on the cable. To connect the domestic antenna or cable system, plug this cable into the socket for the external antenna and the output socket on the television.
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Operation Operation Controls Front of TV Item Designation 1 Remote control receiver and standby indicator 2 Headphones socket 3 Power switch Remote control If the equipment is operated with the remote control, observe the following: The supplied remote control can control up to five different devices: TV, VCR, DVD. To operate the device, press the TV button: - Point the remote control (transmitter) at remote control receiver 1 on the unit.
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Operation Using the remote control for other equipments The remote control supplied with your set can be used for other equipment, such as video recorders or DVD players. This page provides information concerning the remote control’s use with these types of equipment.
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Operation Initial startup procedure When setting up for the first time, proceed as follows: 1. Switch the unit on at the power switch (3). Then press the button on the remote control. The standby indicator (1) goes out. The following Installation Menu appears on the screen the first time the unit is switched on, or before the first channel is stored: 2. 3. Note: Before the search is started, the country abbreviation should be entered in the Country line and the menu language in the language line.
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Operation Operation Switching on/off Channel selection Actuate power switch (3) to activate standby mode. The standby indicator lights up (1) red. To switch on the device, press the button on the remote control. The standby indicator 1 goes out. • To avoid damage caused by thunderstorms, pull out the mains and antenna sockets during the storm. The channels are selected directly by pressing the numeric keys (0-9).
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Operation Storing channels automatically Direct channel input / fine tuning 1. 2. 1. 2. 3. 4. Open the Install. menu: Press MENU button. Select Install. in the Main menu using arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄. Press arrow button ! / ÿ to move the green marker to the Install. menu. Select Search using arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄. 3. 4. Press arrow buttons ! / ÿ to start the search. All stations received are automatically stored in the channel positions in ascending numerical order. 6.
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Operation 18. If the full channel name is set, quit the entry field using arrow buttons ! / ÿ. 19. Select Tuner in the Source menu line for the aerial or cable system stations using the arrow buttons ! / ÿ. 20. Press the OK button to store the settings. 21. To allocate further channels select the channel line again and proceed in the same way. 22. Press the EXIT button to quit the menu. 2. Allocating and deleting channels 7. 1. 3. 4. 5. 6.
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Operation Adjusting tone settings Channel-specific settings 1. 2. When switching channels there are sometimes differences in volume and contrast. The volume and the contrast can therefore be adjusted individually for each channel position. 1. Select the Pr. set menu: Press MENU button. 2. Select Pr. set in the Main menu using arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄. 3. Press arrow button ÿ to move the green marker to the Pr. set menu. 3. Open the Sound menu: Press MENU button.
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Operation The Panorama Sound decoder "Panorama Sound" achieves a significant improvement of the stereophonic sound with normal playback of stereo sound (2 channels left/right). The integrated microcomputer ensures that the sound has depth and is three-dimensional, even without additional amplifiers and speakers. Thus the sound becomes "3-D". Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. DOLBY, the double-D symbol and PRO LOGIC are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
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Operation Dolby Virtual Surround Sound and Panorama Open the Sound-2 menu: Press info button MENU. Select Sound-2 in the Main menu using arrow buttons!Ÿ / ⁄. Use the right-hand arrow button ÿ to move the green marker to the Sound-2 menu for the selected decoder mode. Select Dolby Virtual for decoder mode by pressing the relevant arrow buttons ! / ÿ. Note: In order to achieve an improvement in the 3-D sound when playing normal stereo sound, the decoder mode – Panorama – must be selected.
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Operation Special functions Fade-in display window TXT-page 1-4 The status line with channel position, channel names, sound mode and time is displayed by pressing the INFO button. Direct access to favourite stored teletext pages 1-4, see page 16. Clock 1. 2. The first time the button is pressed, the time is displayed. The window disappears from the screen if the button is pressed again. Otherwise the display will fade out automatically after approx. 5 seconds.
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Operation Childproof lock 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Open the Lock menu: Press MENU button. Select Lock in the Main menu using arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄. Press arrow button ÿ to move the green marker to the Lock menu. Use arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄ to select the individual menu items. Use arrow buttons ! / ÿ to modify the relevant settings or data. 3. To block an individual channel, select it and confirm each selection by pressing the red button (On). The blocked channels are indicated by the $ icon. 4.
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Operation Resetting to delivery status Open the Reset menu: 1. Press MENU button. 2. Select Reset in the Main menu using arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄. 3. Press arrow button ÿ to move the green marker to the Reset menu. 4. 5. 6. 7. If you press OK button twice, the TV settings are restored to the factory settings, i.e. all channels, the personalised picture and sound settings, the dollar sign markings, the security code for the childproof lock and the timer settings are erased.
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Operation Teletext Teletext signals... Page memory facility are not always transmitted for the whole duration of the broadcasting time by all programmers. This LCD TV has a comprehensive videotext memory facility, which means you can open most pages instantly. A prerequisite for teletext is good reception. Fine tuning (see page 14) must be set accurately. If problems arise, however, the authorised dealer should check the antenna system.
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Operation Use arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄ to select the individual menu items. Use arrow buttons ! / ÿ to modify the relevant data. In the Program line, enter the number of the channel to which the favourite pages will be allocated. Name displays the relevant television station abbreviation automatically. Enter the desired page numbers in the lines TXT-page 1 to TXT-page 4 as follows: • Select one of the TXT-page... lines. • Press arrow button ! / ÿ, the page number is displayed in red.
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Operation Other teletext functions Current message Press MENU button twice (with standard text press once) to display information lines for other functions; Zoom, Reveal, Stop and CS01-07. To display the current message in the television Program being shown, enter the number of the teletext page with the current content, e.g. last message using numeric buttons (0-9). The current message appears in the active television picture.
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Auxiliary equipment Auxiliary equipment Auxiliary equipment Connecting auxiliary equipment Note: All units should be switched off before auxiliary equipment is connected. Only use the correct cables. Only switch the unit on once all connections are correctly made. Connecting a satellite receiver or a Set-Top Box in combination with a video recorder: Connect the connecting cable for the satellite or antenna/ cable system (Å, Ç) with the corresponding input of the satellite receiver or Set-Top Box.
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Auxiliary equipment RGB signal The RGB signal (red-green-blue colour signal), e.g. from a DVD player, digital SAT receiver or games console, can also be fed in using Scart socket E. For RGB output the horizontal picture position can also be adjusted. This is carried out in the Picture menu. Press the red button to open the Picture menu: Select the Picture position line using arrow buttons Ÿ / ⁄ and set them using arrow buttons ! / ÿ.
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Auxiliary equipment Select from the following possibilities for Source: Tuner The tuner signal is looped through and is output from Scart socket E. Scart 1 The AV signal is input via Scart socket E, e.g. for video recorders, analogue satellite receivers, DVD players, etc. AV 2 The AV signal is input via Scart socket F, e.g. for video recorders, analogue satellite receivers, DVD players, etc. AV 3 The AV signal is input via Scart socket D, e.g.
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Index Index AV signal 25 Batteries 10 Brightness 15 Burn-in images 7 Channel position settings 16 Channel search 13 Childproof lock 20 Cleaning 6 Clock 19 Connection External equipment 9 Connection Connection elements on the side of the unit 8 Connections 8 Antenna / cable connection 9 Connecting auxiliary equipment 25 Connecting the headphones 9 Connecting to external AV sources 25 Picture and sound 15 Adjusting the picture settings 15 Adjusting tone settings 16 Picture quality 7 Place of installation