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Use more of your TV

Use subtitles

You can enable subtitles for each TV channel.

Subtitles are broadcast via Teletext or DVB-T/DVB-C

digital broadcasts. With digital broadcasts, you have

the additional option of selecting a preferred subtitle

language.

Turn on/off subtitles

Press Menu on the remote control and select

Options > Subtitle.

Press OK/► to enter. (Refer to Figure 4.)

Select the Subtitle option, and press ◄/► to select

On/Off to turn on/off subtitles.

Enable subtitle languages on digital TV channels

1. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Options > Subtitle > Digital subtitle language.

2. Press ◄/► to select a subtitle language as your

preferred language.

3. Press ▲/▼ to select Digital subtitle language

2nd.

4. Press ◄/► to select a secondary subtitle language.

5. Press Exit to close the menu.

Shortcut operation: Press SUBTITLE on the remote

control to directly select a subtitle language available

for selected digital TV programme.

Select a subtitle type on digital TV channels

1. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Options > Subtitle > Subtitle type.

2. Press ◄/► to select a subtitle type. You can select

Hearing impaired to display the hearing impaired

subtitle with your selected language.

Select decoding page language in Teletext

Press Menu on the remote control and select

Options > Decoding page language. Select a

proper type of language in which Teletext will display.

Digital Teletext language

For digital TV channels, your TV could zap to a

service with multiple initial Teletext pages in different

languages. This function allows you to select an

available language as primary language which relates

to different initial Teletext page.

Press Menu on the remote control and select Options

> Digital teletext language. Press ◄/► to select.

SPDIF type

Connect to an audio device through the SPDIF

output. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Options > SPDIF type. Select a proper sound type

from the list for digital programmes.

- If the current programme outputs sound in Dolby D

format, then either PCM or Dolby D can be selected.

- If the current programme does not output sound

in Dolby D format, only PCM can be selected.

Otherwise no sound will be output.

- Select Off to turn off the audio output from the audio

device connected to the SPDIF output.

Note: The options you may choose depend on the

programme you are watching. If you select PCM

and the sound output is prior to the picture,

you can select SPDIF Delay from the Options

menu and press ◄/► to adjust the delay time

to synchronize the sound with the picture.

T-Link

To search for CEC devices connected to the HDMI

sockets in your TV and enable one-touch play and

one-touch standby between CEC devices.

Enable or disable T-Link

1. Press Menu on the remote control, then select

Options > T-Link.

2. Press ◄/► to select On or Off.

Use one-touch play

One-touch play enables you to press the play button

on, for example, your DVD remote control. This starts

playback on your DVD device and automatically

switches your TV to the correct source, displaying DVD

content.

Use system standby

System standby enables you to press the

button on,

for example, your TV remote control. This switches

your TV and all connected HDMI devices to standby

mode.

Common interface

Scrambled digital TV channels can be decoded with

a common interface module and a card provided by a

digital TV service operator.

The common interface module may enable several

digital services, depending on the operator and

services you choose (for example, pay TV). Contact

your digital TV service operator for more information

about services and terms.

Use the common interface module

WARNING: Switch off your TV before inserting a

common interface module. Be sure to follow the

instruction described below. Wrong insertion of a

common interface module may damage both the

module and your TV.

Following the directions printed on the common

interface module, gently insert the module into the

common interface slot on the TV.

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Brand	Thomson
Model	32HS5246C
Category	LED Televisions
File type	PDF
File size	1.33 MB

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