User manual HAIER DVTV5190F

[. . . ] 51 cm colour television DVTV5190F TV + OWNER S MANUAL IMPORTANT! WARRANTY INFORMATION INSIDE. PLEASE READ www. teac. com. au Please read this warranty card. Keep your purchase receipt to enable you to proceed quickly in the event of a Warranty Service. Warranty Terms & Conditions 1. TEAC warrants to the original retail purchaser only, that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal domestic use and authorises free service during the warranty period at any TEAC Authorised Centre only. [. . . ] This feature is very useful when Automatic Search Tuning has been used because programmes are stored in the order they are found, which is usually not the desired order. When organising, it is best to start from the lowest programme number first. P+ MENU VOL- VOL+ 1. The MAIN MENU will appear with the PIC icon flashing. Press the MENU button a further 3 times until the TUN icon is flashing. Press P- to enter the TUNING menu. P- P+ MENU 2. Press P+ or P- buttons to select ORGANISE. (For Example) If the Automatic Search function has placed BBC1 on programme position 6 and you would like to move this so it appears on programme position 1. VOL+ PROG NO ORGANISE SEARCH FINE TUNE AUTO SEARCH VOL- P- P+ MENU VOL- VOL+ 3. Use P+ or P- to select "FROM". Press VOL+ or VOL- to change the "FORM" programme number to 6. Press VOL+ or VOL- to change the "TO" programme number to 1. 7. Use P+ or P- to select "MOVE MOVE CHANNEL CHANNEL". The diagrams below explain how the ORGANISE function affects other channels when position 6 is moved to position 1. Start Position P P P P P P 01 02 03 04 05 06 Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents Move FROM 6, TO 1 P P P P P P 01 02 03 04 05 06 Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents Other programmes move down to allow for space P P P P P P 01 02 03 04 05 06 Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents P- What was on programme position 6 is now on proramme position 1. All the other stored channels have now moved down 1 position so that now. . . What was on programme position 1 is now on proramme position 2. What was on programme position 2 is now on proramme position 3. What was on programme position 3 is now on proramme position 4. What was on programme position 4 is now on proramme position 5. What was on programme position 5 is now on proramme position 6. Note:It needs some time to move two channels, please wait till the TV finishes the process. Setting the Lock This TV set provides the option of locking various parts of the TV to guard against unauthorised viewing. Changing your password Changing your password This TV set can set a four digit password, the original one is 0000, if you want to reset it, please follow the instructions below. H. LOCK 1 Press H. LOCK button, the screen will show as the form on the right. INPUT PASSWORD ---- P+ MENU VOL- VOL+ P- 2 Press the 0 button four times, and enter the menu of LOCK setting. Press P+/- button and move the indicator to CHANGE PW. , and press VOL+ button to enter the sub-menu of change password. 3 Press the PROGRAM NUMBER 0-9 button and input a four-digits password. LOCK SET CHANGE PW. TUNING LOCK PRESET PROG AV LOCK CHILD LOCK MAX VOLUME UNLOCK OFF 1 OFF OFF 50 1 2 3 CHANGE PW. [. . . ] Also ensure that the TV set is not in "Listen Mode" or that the brightness and contrast are not turned down. No Picture No sound Adjust colour control No colour Normal volume Adjust channel again Scramble Normal or Weak Volume Colour Spot Normal volume Colour Purity fault which can be caused by moving the TV set, placing magnets near the TV screen or turning on/off house hold appliances such as vacuum cleaners near the TV set. Turn the TV off with the mains power switch for 15 minutes. When the power is turn on again the TV set will automatically demagnetise the screen. In severe cases you may need to repeat this process. Troubleshooting guide DVD and general troubleshooting Problems Power System does not turn on, or does not respond to controls. Things to check or try Make sure AC mains plug is secure in the outlet, and outlet has power. [. . . ]