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Pl65uhdos 65 PL65UHDOS 65" 4K UHD SMART TV User Manual Welcome Welcome to your experience with Polaroid products. All Polaroid products we bring to you are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety. As part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction, your purchase is backed by a comprehensive 1 Year Warranty. This user manual tells you all you need to know about setting up and using your new TV. Please take special note of any important safety and usage information presented with the symbol. 2 Contents Welcome 2 On-Screen Set Up 17 Recording 40 Unpack and Prepare 4 LG ThinQ App 18 Using Instant Recording 41 Using the TV Scheduler 41 What's in the box 4 Advanced Controls (TV Setting Menus) 19 Programme Scheduling 42 Important Tips 5 Picture 21 Manual Scheduling 42 Attaching the stand 6 Sound 24 Using Live Playback Wall-mounting the TV 7 (Real-time Playback) 42 Programmes 26 Connect to power 8 Connection 28 USB Mode 43 Connect your antenna 8 General 30 Set up 43 Controls and Connections 9 Safety 32 Viewing Photos and Videos 44 Get to know your TV 9 Additional Settings 33 Photo Player 44 Buttons on the TV 9 Accessibility 34 Video Player 45 Ports on the TV 10 Support 35 Playing Music 46 Remote Control 12 High Dynamic Range (HDR) 36 Music Player 46 Setup 12 Smart TV 37 Troubleshooting 47 Using the Remote Control 13 Web Browser 38 Specifications 50 Remote Pairing 13 TV Guide 39 Magic Remote 14 Compliance and Pairing the Remote 16 Responsible Disposal 51 3 Unpack and Prepare What's in the box Before installing your new TV, check you have everything needed. In the box you will find: A. 65" 4K UHD Smart TV B. Magic Remote C. AA Batteries D. TV Stands E. Screws for TV Stands E D F. Warning Sheet G. TV Toppling Safety Message K G H I J H. Quick Start Guide I. Warranty Certificate F J. General Safety Warnings K. User Manual You will need: • Phillips-head screwdriver (for stand installation) • Antenna cable (to watch live TV) • Someone to help you lift and install your TV • Broadband internet connection (to use smart apps) 4 | UNPACK AND PREPARE Important Tips • Place the TV on a level surface. • Place the TV away from any source that may generate heat or vibrations. • Make sure there is enough space around vents for airflow. • The remote control works up to 5 metres away from the TV. • Unplug the TV before cleaning it. • Clean using a dry cloth only - do not use water or chemicals. • Use only the power supply provided. • It is highly recommended to use safety straps for securing the TV in place. • Keep liquid, children and pets away from the TV at all times. UNPACK AND PREPARE | 5 Attaching the stand • This TV is heavy! We recommend asking someone to help you lift it. • Unplug the TV from the power outlet before 1 installing or removing the stand. • DO NOT place the TV standing upright without its stand attached; it could damage the remote sensor at the bottom of the TV. • Only touch the frame, not the screen. 2 • It is highly recommended to use safety straps for securing the TV. Unless you are wall-mounting the TV, you will need to attach its stand/legs. 1. Lay the TV face-down on a soft, flat surface (like the 3 sofa, or a towel on a table) larger than the TV itself. CAUTION! 2. Match the stands to the installation points on the Do not apply underside of the TV. excessive force as you might damage 3. Attach the stands to the TV at the installation points the screw holes. using the screws provided. (Grab a screwdriver for this bit). 6 | UNPACK AND PREPARE Wall-mounting the TV • Unplug the TV from the power outlet before wall-mounting. • Contact a professional for assistance with wall-mounting the TV. Required 300mm • VESA Mounting Bracket • 4 x M6*12mm screws (or longer as required) The TV comes with holes on the back panel for use with wall-mounting brackets (bracket not included). 200mm Use four standard M6*12mm screws (or longer, depending on the mounting bracket) to wall-mount this TV (screws are not included). Back of the TV The screws in the package are for securing the TV stand only. If you are wall-mounting the TV, consult a qualified installer for advice on bracket support and wall support. UNPACK AND PREPARE | 7 Connect to power Don't forget to plug in the TV to the power outlet. Leave the power switched off until installation is finished. Make sure the TV is switched off at the power outlet until you have finished connecting your cables. Connect your antenna Free-to-air TV in HD (High Definition) High Definition (HD) channels Example provide the best viewing quality and HD Channels are available with a digital antenna ABC HD connection. SBS ONE HD TV channels in Ultra HD resolution are not 7HD currently available in Australia. Therefore 9HD when you watch HD broadcast signals 10 HD on an Ultra HD TV, the picture can appear PRIME7 HD 'soft' and lacks the detail you see when WIN HD watching the same content on an HD TV. Antenna cable not included. 8 | UNPACK AND PREPARE Controls and Connections Get to know your TV On/Standby indicator and Remote sensor Front view Buttons on the TV 1 1. (ON/Standby): Switch the TV to On or Standby. 2 (Press and hold for 1.5 seconds to turn TV to standby. VOL+ VOL- 2. VOL + / VOL - : Increase/decrease the volume level. 3 CH+ CH- 3. CH + / CH - : Select the next or previous channel. 4 4. MENU: Enter the settings menu. SOURCE MENU 5. SOURCE: Select the input source. Rear View 5 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS | 9 Ports on the TV 1 2 3 Plug in a USB stick/drive to PVR record and pause live TV. Play media USB files stored on your USB storage device (supported file codecs and 1 extensions may vary). Update the TV software via USB. STORAGE Note: Time-shift function requires a USB-HDD for storage. HDMI IN Use a high-speed All-digital connection between the TV and any HDMI device. 2 HDMI cable for best picture and Supports Ultra HD. Requires a HDMI cable (not included). SOUND sound quality. PICTURE COMPUTER Headphone Connect to your headphones, amplifier or audio device, using an 3 AUX cable (not included). Jack SOUND 10 | CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 4 5 6 7 1 2 8 LAN Connect to your broadband modem using an Ethernet cable (not 4 included). INTERNET DIGITAL AUDIO Connect an external digital audio device. Use an Optical cable (not included) to connect the unit with an amplifier, soundbar or other 5 OUT(OPTICAL) SOUND audio decoding device for digital audio signal output. VIDEO IN You can use this to connect your DVD player. Supports Standard 6 (CVBS) Definition (SD) picture quality. Requires an AV cable (not included). PICTURE AUDIO IN You can use this to connect Audio to your TV for AV or Component 7 video inputs. Requires an AV cable (not included). SOUND ANTENNA IN 8 TV Connect your antenna for live TV. (Antenna cable not included.) FREE TO-AIR FREE TO-AIR CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS | 11 Remote Control Setup Insert two AA size batteries according to the polarity 1 AA size markings (+ / -) inside the compartment. Make sure the batteries batteries are correctly aligned and properly pushed into included place. Precautions When Using Batteries 2 • Do not use old and new batteries together. • Do not use different types of batteries (e.g. Manganese and Alkaline batteries) together. • Remove the batteries from the remote if you do not intend to use it for a long time. 3 • When discarding used batteries, follow any guidelines for recycling and disposal of batteries that apply in your local area. • Keep batteries away from children and pets. • Never throw batteries into a fire or expose them to extreme heat. 12 | REMOTE CONTROL Remote Hints and Tips Using the Remote Control • Do not drop, step on or otherwise impact To use the remote, point it towards the remote sensor at the remote control. This may damage the the front of the TV. The remote will not operate if its path parts or lead to malfunction. is blocked. • Do not place objects between the The remote has a range of up to about 5 metres from the remote control and the remote sensor. TV at an angle of up to 30 degrees to either side of the • Do not use this remote control while sensor, as illustrated below. simultaneously operating a remote control for other devices. Remote Pairing This remote control uses both Bluetooth® and IR (infrared) to send its commands to the TV. • You can use this remote control via IR for 5m most operations. • To use advanced operations like voice search, Image is an example only. you need to pair the TV with the remote Remote sensor location on TV may vary. control. See page 16 for more information on pairing your remote. REMOTE CONTROL | 13 Magic Remote : Switch the TV to On or Standby : Switch the main set top box to On or Standby Microphone AD/SAP : Press to display : Key in a TV channel NUMBER BUTTONS additional buttons/settings. Press number and hold for audio description : Display channel list LIST : Change to the next/ previous channel 0/QUICK ACCESS: Press and hold to view quick access edit screen : Press and hold to speak when using the voice recognition function : Mute/unmute the sound : Press to enter the quick settings + - : Turn the volume up/down menu.
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