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English - 5 -

OLED TV Operations

OLED panels have some procedures in order to extend

the panel lifetime and provide protection from image

sticking problem.

OLED Fast Panel Clean

 After every 4 hours of use, the TV will perform OLED

Fast Panel Clean operation automat ically when next

time the TV is switched into standby mode. If the TV

is in Store Mode this operation will be performed

every time the TV is switched into the standby mode.

 It will take about 6 minutes. In order not to interrupt

the operation it is recommended to wait until the

operation is completed.

 The LED will be blinking during the operation.

 When the operation is complete, the TV will switch

into standby mode.

 This operation can be interrupted by cutting the

power supply to the TV or switching the TV on. In

this case OLED Fast Panel Clean operation will

performed when next time the TV is switched into

standby mode.

OLED Compensation

 This operation will be performed automatically at any

time of the day when the TV is switched into standby

mode after every 1500 hours of use.

 First, OLED Fast Panel Clean operation will be

performed when the TV is switched into standby

mode.

 Then the TV will remain in standby mode for a period

of 1 hour in order to cool down the panel.

 After a period of 1 hour in standby mode the

TV will switch on with blank screen and OLED

Compensation function will be performed if the

panel is at proper temperature.

 This will take about 1 minute and during the operation

the LED will blink and a horizontal line will appear

on the screen, moving from the top to the bottom

of the screen.

 After OLED Compensation operation is completed

the TV will switch into standby mode.

 OLED Compensation operation can be interrupted

at any time by cutting the power supply to the TV or

switching the TV on.

 If OLED Compensation operation is interrupted a

massage will appear on the screen stating that the

OLED Compensation operation was interrupted

when next time the TV is switched on. In this case

OLED Compensation operation will be performed

when next time the TV is switched into standby mode.

 This operation can be performed manually using the

OLED Compensation o pt io n i n t he Settings>Device

Preferences>Picture>OLED menu. This operation

will take about 90 minutes and then the TV will be

switched o󰀨 automatically. Do not unplug the mains

lead during this period. It is not recommended to

perform this operation more than once a year or

unless requested by authorised service personnel.

Manual OFF-RS Compensation

 This operation can be performed manually using

the Manual OFF-RS Compensation option in the

Settings>Device Preferences>Picture>OLED

menu.

 It will take about 15 minutes. In order not to interrupt

the operation it is recommended to wait until the

operation is completed.

 The LED will be blinking during the operation.

 When the operation is complete, the TV will switch

into standby mode.

 This operation can be interrupted by cutting the

power supply to the TV or switching the TV on. In

this case, OFF-RS operation will be performed the

next time the TV is switched into standby mode after

4 hours of use.

Pixel Shift

 The images will be automatically shifted by one pixel

every 80 seconds to prevent image sticking.

 You can change the pixel shifting setting using the

OLED Pixel Shift option in the Settings>Device

Preferences>Picture>OLED menu. On and O󰀨

options will be available.

 The image on the screen will be shifted horizontally

and vertically, following a rectangular-shaped orbit.

Other Precautions

There are also some other precautionary

measures to prevent image sticking.

 A screen saver feature is embedded to prolong

the display panel’s lifetime. The screen saver

will be activated after the defined time in the

Settings>Device Preferences>Screen Saver

menu expires. In Live TV mode, it will be activated

automatically (after a period of approximately ve

minutes of inactivity) regardless of the conguration

in the Screen Saver menu if the TV detects that a

static image is displayed on the screen. Press any

button on the remote to exit screensaver mode.

English - 6 -

Stand Installation &

Wall Mounting

Assembling / Removing the pedestal

Preparations

Take o ut t he p ed es ta l( s) a nd the T V fr om t he p ac ki ng

case and put the TV onto a work table with the screen

panel down on a clean and soft cloth (blanket, etc.).

 Use a at and rm table bigger than the TV.

 Do not hold the screen panel part.

 Make sure not to scratch or break the TV.

Assembling the pedestal

1. Place the pedestal(s) on the mounting pattern(s)

on the rear side of the TV.

2. Insert the screws provided and tighten them gently

until the pedestal(s) is/are properly tted.

Removing the pedestal from the TV

Be sure to remove the pedestal in the following way

when using the wall mount bracket or repacking the TV.

 Put the TV onto a work table with the screen panel

down on a clean and soft cloth. Leave the pedestal(s)

protruding over the edge of the surface.

 Unscrew the screws that x the pedestal(s).

 Remove the pedestal(s).

When using the wall mount bracket

You r TV is al so pr epa red fo r a VESA -c om pli ant wa ll

mount bracket. If it is not supplied with your TV, contact

your local dealer to purchase the recommended wall

mount bracket.

Holes and measurements for the wall mount bracket

installation;

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VESA WALL MOUNT MEASUREMENTS

He e

Sizes (mm)

200 200

Se Sizes

e ()

min. (mm) 8

max. (mm) 12

e () M6

Antenna Connection

Connect the aerial or cable TV plug to the AERIAL

INPUT (ANT) socket located on the left side of the TV

or satellite plug to the SATELLITE INPUT (LNB) socket

located on the rear side of the TV.

Left side of the TV



Rear side of the TV



If you want to connect a device to the TV, make

sure that both the TV and the device are turned o󰀨

before making any connection. After the connection

is done, you can turn on the units and use them.

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Brand	Turbo-X
Model	TXV-O5585
Category	LED Televisions
File type	PDF
File size	2.57 MB

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