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Introduction 1 Congratulations on choosing to buy a Tevion® product. By doing so you now have the assurance and peace of mind that comes with purchasing a product made by one of Europe’s leading manufacturers. All products brought to you by Tevion® are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety, and, as part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction, are backed by our comprehensive 3 Year Warranty. Please fill in and return the Warranty Card to the address provided. We hope you will enjoy using your purchase for many years to come. Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 3 Overview 2 Front 1. Screen 2. Infra-red sensor: receiving area for infra-red signals from the remote control 3. On/off light: the red light will come on when the device is in stand-by mode. It will turn blue when the device is switched on. 4. Loudspeakers Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 4 Sides 1. VOL+/–: you can regulate the volume of your equipment with these keys. 2. CH: you can switch TV channel using these keys. 3. MENU: with this key you can display the screen menu to make adjustments to your equipment. 4. INPUT: to select the input signal: DTV, TV (antennae), AV, S- Video, YPbPr, SCART, HDMI, VGA. 5. STANDBY: to switch the LCD-TV off temporarily. 6. Connect headphones or earphones here with a 3.5 mm TRS stereo connector to be able to hear the sound from your device via this connection. The main loudspeaker will turn off. Using this appliance at full volume for extended periods of time may cause damage to the hearing capacity of the listener. Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 5 Rear 1. AC IN: to connect the supplied power cable. 2. AC POWER SWITCH: to put the device into stand-by mode and switch it off again. 3. HDMI IN: to connect a device with a HDMI output. 4. Y - Pb – Pr IN: Component inputs: to connect devices with Component output. 5. S-VIDEO IN: to connect a device using an S-VHS cable. 6. VIDEO IN/L–R AUDIO IN: VIDEO-input (yellow) and AUDIO-inputs (red/white): to connect a device using an RCA cable. 7. COAXIAL: digital audio output (optical) to connect devices with optical audio input. 8. Aerial: connection for co-axial aerial 9. VGA-INPUT: to connect a PC. 10. VGA LINE IN: to connect an audio cable to the PC. 11. L – R AUDIO IN: Audio input: to connect devices with Audio output 12. SCART: SCART connection For a detailed description of the connections, also see 43. Common Interface card slot. See page 25. Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 6 Remote control 1. (Standby): switch the LCD-TV off temporarily 2. TV: operate the LCD-TV MD 30275 3. STB, DVD, VCR, AUX: operate other devices (universal remote control function; see page 53) Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 7 4. CODE: enter the code for other devices (universal remote control function; see page 53) 5. TEXT: switch videotext on, transparent videotext; switch videotext off 6. EPG: call up Electronic Programme Guide 7. : directional keys 8. OK: confirm channel selection or selection in certain menus; open channel list 9. MENU: open and close menu 10. EXIT: close menu. 11. P.SIZE: select picture size setting 12. P.MODE: select picture mode 13. CH.LIST: open channel list (both analogue and digital channels) 14. SUBTITLE: display subtitles or subtitle options 15. SLEEP: press repeatedly to select a sleep time option 16. DTV/ATV: select digital mode (DTV) or analogue mode (ATV) 17. i (INFO): to display information, such as current channel number and name 18. Videotext function: : display time; open a sub-page (if availabe) : call up index page : hidden text : double size : stop page 19. Show list of favourites; create favourites in the menu (see page 30) 20. : Coloured keys: confirm a selection when the matching colour is offered (in Programme Edit menu and videotext); playback functions for playback devices (universal remote control function) 21. +/–: to increase (+) or decrease (–) volume. 22. (Mute): Switch volume off 23. P+/–: Channel selection keys: Select the following (+) or the previous (-) channel in TV mode. Select the following (+) or the previous (-) page in videotext mode. 24. I-II: select the sound mode -/--: enter channel number with two digits (universal remote control function; see page 53) 25. INPUT/AV: select input signal from connected devices 26. Digit keys in the TV mode: channel selection; in videotext mode: page selection 27. blue LED – confirms key press Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 8 General Information 3 Read these instructions carefully under all circumstance and follow all the instructions listed. You will guarantee the reliable operation and a long life expectancy of your LCD TV in this way. Always keep these instructions at hand, close to your LCD TV. In the event that you transfer ownership of this LCD TV, please provide these instructions to the new owner. Purpose of use • This device serves to receive and transmit television channels. The different connection possibilities will enable an additional expansion of the sources of reception and transmission (Receiver, DVD-Player, DVD-Recorder, Video Recorder etc.). • This device is only suitable for using in dry, internal rooms. • This device is not suitable as a data screen for office use. • This device is intended for personal use only. It not intended for commercial use in a heavy industry environment. Use under extreme environmental conditions can result in damage to your device. HD ready Your LCD-TV is equipped with the 'HD ready' feature. This means that it can display high resolution television programmes (HDTV) in principle. It is the prerequisite that an HDTV signal is sent to the LCD TV by an external set- top box (HD-STB). Included in the box Check that nothing is missing from the packaging and inform us of any missing parts within 14 days after purchase. The delivery of the LCD-TV you have purchased includes: 1. LCD-TV 2. Connection cable 3. Remote control incl. 2 batteries type R03 (AAA) 1,5V 4. Documentation Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 9 Safety 4 General • Do not allow children to play unattended on electrical equipment. Children may not always correctly recognize danger. • Keep the packing materials, such as foil away from children. The danger of suffocation could arise in the case of misuse. • Never open the housing of the TFT display (electric shock, short-circuit and the danger of fire)! • Do not insert any objects through the slots and openings into the inside of the TFT (electrical shock, short-circuit and the danger of fire)! • The remote control has a class 1 infrared diode. Do not examine the LED with optical instruments! • Slots and openings in the TFT display are for ventilation purpose. Do not cover these openings, as otherwise this may lead to overheating (overheating, danger of fire)! • Never exert pressure on the display. This could damage the display. • An injury hazard exists when the display breaks. Wear protective gloves to pack the broken parts and send them into your service center for proper disposal. Then wash your hands with soap, because it is possible for chemicals to escape. • Do not touch the display with your fingers or with sharp objects to avoid damage. • Please proceed as outlined in the service center section: – if the AC cable overheats or is damaged – if liquid has gotten into the display – if the device does not work properly – if the device is dropped or the housing damaged Helpline No. UK/ North Ireland 0871 37 61 020 Rep. Ireland 1-800-992 508 Web Support www.medion.co.uk Model Number: MD 30275 10 Point of use • In the first hours of operation, new devices may emit a typical, unavoidable but completely harmless smell, which will decline increasingly in the course of time. • We recommend you to ventilate the room regularly, in order to counteract the formation of the smell. • Keep your LCD TV and all units connected to it away from moisture and avoid dust, heat and direct sunlight. Failure to observe these instructions can lead to malfunctions or damage to the LCD TV. • Do not operate your device in the open air, because external influences, such as rain, snow, etc. could damage the device. • Do not subject the device to drops or splashes of water and do not place any vessels filled with water, such as vases, on the device. Water penetrating the device can impair its electrical safety. • Do not place any open sources of fire (candles or similar objects) on the device. • Leave sufficiently large clearances to allow for ventilation, particularly when mounting in a cupboard or alcove. Maintain a minimum clearance of 10 cm around the device for sufficient ventilation.
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