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Use more of your TV

mode and displaying effect, etc..

6. Press the related buttons on the remote control

to perform the available functions shown on the

function bar at the bottom of the TV screen.

Music

To playback music if available.

1. Select Media center > Music, then press OK to

enter the main le content browser.

2. Use ▲/▼/◄/► to select a song in either main or

sub le content browser in the same way as in

photo display function, press Menu to display the

music menu in the folder mode.

- Sort: Sort folders and songs by Name, Genre,

Artist or Album.

- Edit: Copy, paste or delete a selected song.

- Parser: You can select Recursive to display

songs from all sub le folders.

3. Select a song, press OK to play, and an automatic

playback begins from the selected song. Press

Menu to display the music menu in the browser

mode. You can play or pause the song, select

different play mode, etc..

4. Press the related buttons on the remote control

to perform the available functions shown on the

function bar at the bottom of the TV screen.

Video

To watch videos if available.

1. Select Media center > Video, then press OK to

enter the main le content browser.

2. Use ▲/▼/◄/► to select a video in either main

or sub le content browser in the same way as in

photo display function, press Menu to display the

video menu in the folder mode.

- Sort: Sort folders and videos by Type,

modication Date or Name.

- Edit: Copy, paste or delete a selected video.

- Parser: You can select Recursive to display

videos from all sub le folders.

3. Select a video, press OK to watch, and an

automatic playback begins from the selected

video. Press Menu to display the video menu in

the browser mode. You can play or pause the

video, select different play mode, screen mode

and preset picture settings, etc..

4. Press the related buttons on the remote control

to perform the available functions shown on the

function bar at the bottom of the TV screen.

Time detection

You can detect the time from digital channels through

following operations.

1. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Timer > Clock > Auto synchronization.

2. Press ◄/► to select On.

Assign a channel decoder

Decoders that decode analog channels can be

connected to AV connector. Assign the TV channel as

a channel to be decoded. Then assign the connection

where the decoder is connected.

1. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Setup > Decode.

2. Press OK/► to enter the list.

3. Press ▲/▼ to select the channel to decode.

4. Press OK to select or unselect the channel.

5. Press Menu to return to the previous menu.

Diagnostics on digital TV channels

1. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Setup > Diagnostics.

2. Press OK/► to display some signal information

on current digital channel, such as signal strength,

frequency, etc..

Time shift

Allows you to record the TV programme so that you

won’t miss the favourite part even if you go out. Before

you use the function, connect a USB device to the TV

rst. For the rst time, you should do the disk setup for

the USB device.

1. Press Menu on the remote control and select

Setup > Time shift.

2. Press ◄/► to select On to switch on the time shift

function, then press Exit to close the menu.

3. Press Option on the remote control and select

Time shift, then press OK to conrm.

4. Follow the directions on the screen to do the

setup.

5. After the disk setup is done, press Option and

select Time shift.

6. Press OK to display the time shift menu.

- Press the red button to pause the picture and

begin the time shift.

- Press the red button to play the recorded part.

- When the time shift menu disappears and only the

timing of the time shift remains on the screen, you

can press the red button or OK to call out the time

shift menu.

- Press the green button to fast backward or the

yellow button to fast forward.

- Press the blue button to quit the time shift

function.

Notes:

- Before you plug the USB device to TV, make

sure you have backed up the data in the device

to avoid the unusual performance make your

important data lost.

- We recommend you use a USB device with the

free le size bigger than 1Gb and disk speed

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Brand	Thomson
Model	32FU5253W
Category	LED Televisions
File type	PDF
File size	1.33 MB

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