User manual GRUNDIG 32VLE7422BL

[. . . ] LCD TV with LED Backlight 32 VLE 7422 BL EN Table of Contents--------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 SET-UP AND SAFETY 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 9 GENERAL INFORMATION Special features of your ­elevision set t Receiving digital stations GRUNDIG SCR System Important notes on environmental protection Notes on still images CONNECTION/PREPARATION Connecting the antenna and power cord Inserting batteries in the remote control 41 SMART Inter@ctive TV 3. 0 FEATURE 41 SMART Inter@ctive TV 3. 0 internet applications 42 Creating a Grundig Application Store account 43 Logging in with Grundig Application Store account 44 Grundig Application Store 48 Playing the video, music and image files with home network connection 48 Selecting the digital media server 49 Playback 49 Other playback options 50 USB RECORDING 50 Information on recording and playing television programmes 50 Possible limitations when using an external data medium 51 Connecting external data media 51 USB recording settings 53 ″Pausing” time shift programmes 53 Recording programmes 54 Programme setting for recording 56 Playback 56 Deleting programmes from the recorded files menu 57 USB OPERATION 57 File formats 58 Connecting external data media 58 Removing the external data media 59 The file browser 59 Settings in the USB setup menu 61 Playback basic functions 62 Additional playback functions 63 TELETEXT MODE 63 TOP text or FLOF text mode 63 Additional functions 64 64 64 64 INTERACTIVE PORTAL (HbbTV) What is HbbTV?Using HbbTV Additional functions for video indexes 10 OVERVIEW 10 Connections on the television set 11 Control buttons on the TV 12 Remote control - main functions 13 Remote control - all functions 14 SETTINGS 14 Initial set-up 15 Initial set-up – overview 16 Arrange Initial set-up 19 Changing the Channel Editor for the digital channels 23 Picture settings 25 Sound settings 27 27 28 29 29 31 TELEVISION OPERATION Basic functions Zoom function Zap function Electronic TV guide (RoviGuideTM) Changing the picture format 32 NETWORK SETUP 32 Network connection 32 Wired network 35 Wireless network 39 Change TV Name 40 Connecting the TV to a “hidden” network 2­ ENGLISH Table of Contents--------------------------------------------------------------------------------65 65 65 66 66 67 67 68 68 68 68 69 69 69 70 71 CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS TV Settings Language & Keyboard settings Accessibility settings Accessories Advanced settings Power save mode Functions in the “About” menu Software update (OAD) Software update (Internet) Software update (USB) Resetting the television to its original state Deleting channel history Timer settings Date and time settings Parental settings 83 SPECIAL SETTINGS 83 Searching for all digital television channels from a satellite automatically 84 Searching for digital television channels from a satellite manually 84 LNB Settings 85 Motor antenna setup (DiSEqC 1. 2) 86 Searching for television channels from the cable provider automatically 87 Searching for television channels from the cable provider manually 88 Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels automatically 88 Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels manually 89 Automatic service update 89 Tuning analogue television channels 90 Changing stored analogue channels 92 Displaying signal information 92 Deactivate and activate HbbTV 92 Deactivate and activate digital teletext 93 93 93 94 95 95 95 96 INFORMATION Product plug Other data Service information for dealers Network interfaces Disposing of the packaging Environmental note Troubleshooting 73 USING EXTERNAL DEVICES 73 DIGI LINK 75 High definition – HD ready 75 Connection options 76 Connecting an external device 77 Using a DVD recorder, DVD player, video recorder or set-top box 77 Headphones 77 Hi-fi system 79 What is MHL?79 Connecting a mobile device 79 Selecting the channel position for a mobile device 80 What is LIVESHARE?80 Screen share with Liveshare connection 81 PC MONITOR MODE 81 Connecting a PC 81 Selecting the channel position for the PC 81 Settings for the PC 82 OPERATION WITH COMMON IN82 82 82 TERFACE What is common interface? [. . . ] 3 Press »« (green) to accept; or to resume recording press »« (red). 7  1 Press »!« during the broadcast. 2 To resume the broadcast, press »8«. –  he system continues recording the broadT cast while you are watching it. Note: Following functions can be used in time shift mode. –  rewind, press »3« several times for the Fast desired speed; – Fast forward, press »4« several times for the desired speed; –  pause press »!«. To 7  Notes: When recording is complete, it will automatically be stored on the external data media. If you remove the external data media during recording, then the recording is cancelled automatically and no data is recorded onto the external data media. 3 Press »7« to exit the Time Shift function. –  he message »Live Broadcast« appears. T –  he scenes in the “time shift memory” are T deleted. 7  ENGLISH 53­ USB RECORDING-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Recording a programme from the channel list 1 Press »OK« to open the channel list. 2 Select a channel with »<« or »>« and press »OK« to confirm. 3 Press »EXIT« to exit from the channel list. 4 Press » –  ecording information is displayed: R Recording symbol, channel name, programme time and recording time. –  hese information will disappear after a T short while. Recording symbol and recording time will appear on the lower right corner of the screen. 5 To end the recording, press »7«. 6 Press »« (green) to accept; or press »« (red) to continue the recording. 7  Note: If the data for the recording is to be changed, open menu with »MENU«. Select the menu item »Schedule List« with »>« and confirm with »OK«. Press »« (green), change the data and and save it with »« (blue). Notes: 7 A warning is displayed before the timer recording starts and counts down for 10 seconds to allow you to switch to the channel. At the end of 10 seconds, the channel to be recorded appears automatically. 7 If the timer recording starts during playback, playback stops. If you do not select »Yes« in the warning prompt, recording will start automatically at the end of the countdown. 7 Programme setting for recording . . . with electronic programme guide Electronic programme guide data can be used for recording. [. . . ] Short range device density for indoor applications is 100mW e. i. r. p maximum. Short range device applications with broadband modulation with DSSS and other than FHSS. The maximum average density value for short range device applications with broadband modulation with DSSS and other than FHSS is 100mW e. i. r. p. For only the purpose of compiling telemetry data for automatic monitoring and source estimation systems, maximum short range device allowed to be used in outdoor applications is 20 mW/MHz or 100 mW e. i. r. p. [. . . ]