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Manualslib.Com Manuals Search Engine GB JVC PRODUCT SUPPORT INFORMATION This JVC TV is a model that was supplied to Dixons/Currys under an exclusive Sales and Support Agreement. This exclusive agreement covers all product support and service. All requests for support, spares, technical and retuning information should be directed to Dixons/Currys Customer Services Department. If you require any help with operation of your TV, if your TV develops a fault, or if you require any accessories, dongles or spare parts for your TV, please contact: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0344-561-1234 Post: Customer Services Currys & PC World PO Box 10910, Pinnacles Harlow Essex CM19 5BD Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine GB Instruction Manual 40" LED Smart HD TV with built-in DVD player LT-40C755 For help and support call UK: 0344 561 1234 • Ireland: 1890 818 575 Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine LT-40C755_IB.indd 1 27/01/2015 17:51 Contents 1 Safety Warnings ...........................................................................................................................................................................6 2 Preparation ...................................................................................................................................................................................8 Unpacking the TV ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Installing / Removing the Base Stand .........................................................................................................................................................................9 − Fitting the Stand Neck and Base Together....................................................................................................................................................9 − Fitting the Stand to the TV ..................................................................................................................................................................................9 Mounting the TV to a Wall .............................................................................................................................................................................................10 Front / Right Side View and Controls .........................................................................................................................................................................10 Rear View and Sockets ....................................................................................................................................................................................................11 Installing Batteries in the Remote Control ..............................................................................................................................................................12 Remote Control Operation Range ..............................................................................................................................................................................12 Remote Control .................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 3 Initial Setup ................................................................................................................................................................................15 Turning the TV On for the First Time .........................................................................................................................................................................15 − Connecting to the Internet ...............................................................................................................................................................................16 − Choose Region (UK Only) ...................................................................................................................................................................................17 − Tuning in Your TV ..................................................................................................................................................................................................17 − Connecting an Analogue Device ....................................................................................................................................................................18 − Channel Selection ...............................................................................................................................................................................................18 − Display Channel Information ...........................................................................................................................................................................18 − Volume Adjustment .............................................................................................................................................................................................18 4 Customising TV Settings ...........................................................................................................................................................19 Adjusting the Picture Settings .....................................................................................................................................................................................19 − Aspect Ratio ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Adjusting the Sound Settings ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Editing the Channel List .................................................................................................................................................................................................21 Creating a Favourite Channel List ...............................................................................................................................................................................21 − Activate your favourite channel list ...............................................................................................................................................................21 Saving a Channel/Source to My Button ( ) ................................................................................................................................................... 22 Channel Network Type .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 5 Using the Features .....................................................................................................................................................................23 Programme Guide ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 − Switch On / Off Programme Guide ............................................................................................................................................................... 23 − Select a Programme ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Time Shift Recording onto a USB Storage Device ............................................................................................................................................... 25 Recording DTV Programmes onto a USB Storage Device ................................................................................................................................ 26 Timer Programming ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Recording Configuration .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 28 Playing Recorded Programmes .................................................................................................................................................................................. 29 Red Button (Interactive services) ............................................................................................................................................................................... 30 − Accessing the Information ............................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Listening to the Radio ...................................................................................................................................................................................................
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