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2 SERIES
LCD HDTVs

OL_

_--VIA
242T

FHD

247T

FHD

252T

FHD

255T

FHD

USER
MANUAL

of Contents
Important
Information
......................................................................................................
Important
Safety
Precautions
....................................................................................
introducing
the OLEVIA
TV ...................................................................................
Accessories
....................................................................................................................................
TV Installation
And Connection
Guide

1
2
5
7

Identifying
Front Controls
and Rear Panels
......................................................................
- Descriptions
of Connector
Types
.........................................................................................
- Turn the power
on the TV ........................................................................................................
Installation
.................................................................................................................................................

g
10
11
12

Connecting
to an Antenna
or Video
Equipment
with Antenna
Outlet
........................
13
Connecting
to a Set-Top-Box
with HDMI
Cables
.......................................................................
14
Connecting
to a Satellite
Receiver
or Cable
Box with Component
Connectors
15
Connecting
to a DVD Player
with A/V or S Video
Cables
..............................................
16
Connecting
to a DVD Player
with Component
Cables
.....................................................
17
Connecting
to a DVD Player
with HDMI Cables
.......................................................................
lg
Connecting
to a Satellite
Receiver
or Cable
Box with A/V Cables
..............................
lP
Connecting
to a VCR,
PVR, or DV with A/V Cables
.......................................................................20
Connecting
to a Blue-Ray
DVD Player
or HD-Receiver
with HDMI Cables
and a
PC with VGA Cables
......................................................................................................................
21
- Connecting
to a D-VHS
with HDMI Cables
...............................................................
22
- Connecting
to a D-VHS
with Component
Cables
.......................................................
23
- Connecting
to an Audio
Receiver
.....................................................................................
24
- Connecting
to a Home Theater
System
or Earphone
Set ..................................
_?_5
- Instruction
for Uploading
New Firmware
............................................................
26
Remote
Control
Guide
Remote

Function

Keys

& Description

Programming
the Remote
Control
............................................................................
Battery
Installation
On Screen
Display
(OSD)
Introduction
........................................................................................................................
Operating
in the OSD
..........................................................................................................
Initial
Screen
...........................................................................................................................

2g
29
30
30
30
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PICTURE
OSD Adjusting
- Description
of Settings

32
32

TV Picture
Settings
..........................................................
..........................................................................................

- Selecting
the Picture
Mode
.......................................................................................
- Adjusting
the Picture
Quality
..............................................................................
AUDIO
OSD Adjusting
Sound
Quality
...................................................................
- Description
of Settings
............................................................................................
- Adjusting
the Audio
Settings
....................................................................................

33
35
37
37
37

- MTS System
for Stereo
TV
SCREEN
OSD Adjusting
Screen
Modes
...................................................................
- Description
of Settings
................................................................................................
- Changing
the Screen
Mode
........................................................................................
- Selecting
the Picture/Video
Source
.....................................................................

3g
39
39
39
43

SETUP
OSD Adjusting
Personal
TV Settings
.........................................................
- Description
of Settings
- Searching
the TV Channels
- Editing
Channels
............................................................................................................
- Closed
Caption
Options
........................................................................................

44
44
45
46
50

Setting
up Parental
Control
Password
..............................................................
Activating
the Parental
Control
Feature
................................................................
Resetting
the Password
...........................................................................................
Setting
the Date and Time
....................................................................................
Setting
the TV Timer

51
51
57
5g
59

Timeout
Settings
for OSD Menu
TV OSD Languages
Setting
DPMS
Setting
LED Light
.......................................................................................................
Factory
Default
Option
..........................................................................................

59
60
60
60
60

- Displaying
Specifications
Timing
Mode
Pixels
Policy
Glossary

the

Firmware
Version
..........................................................................
.................................................................................................................
for VGA
and HDMI(PC)
...................................................................

60
6]
63
64
65

lnforma#ion

To reduce the risk of electronic shock, do not remove cover (or back),
No user-serviceable parts inside,
Refer service to qualified Repair Technician or Repair Center,

Read the following
important

context

literature

Read the following
a potential

Caution

and uneven

(

context

high voltage

Take caution

by tile following

symbol

to the left.

It indicates

symbol

to the left.

It indicates

the product.

indicated

hazard

when moving
surfaces

indicated

in operating

by the following

that may compromise

the product

your safety.

on a cart. @.tick stops, excessive

may cause the display

unit and cart combination

force,
to overturn.

Caution
To prevent

This product
connect

electric

shock,

satisfies

match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert.

FCC regulations

the unit to other equipment.

Caution
appliances

such as radios

when shielded
1) revent

and televisions.

cables

y
electromagnetic

Please

and connectors
interference

use shielded

cables

are used to
from electrical

and connectors

for

connections.

Izcc

Regulations

not expressly

Warning

state that any anaathorized

approved

by the manufacturer

changes

or modifications

to this equipment

could void the user's

authority

to provide

against

to operate

this

equipment.

Caution
Make

sure that the cable

and built up static

system

is grounded

protection

voltage

surges

charges.

Warning

PROPEP,

TY!

-- ANY

LIABI

WALL MOUNTIN(]
LITY

FOR

OF THIS TELEVISION

PERSDNAL

INJURY

SHOULD

OR PROPERTY

ONLY

DAMAGE

ATTEMPTSWILLNOTBE ACCEPTEDBYTHEMANUFACTURER!
01

BE ATTEMPTED
CAUSED

BY APROFESSIONAL

BY FAILED

WALL

MOUNTING|
d

Fportan

t Safe

ty Precautions.
Stand

Cleaning
Remember
before

to unplug

cleaning

Then spray small amount
clearer

(blue

stuff),

cloth to clean
Remember

Do not place

the AC cord from the AC outlet

tile display

unit.
original

place.
WINDEX

not Ammonia-added

window

clearer,

tile display

unit on an unstable

The TV may fall resulting

personal

injuries

to nearby

people

damage

to the display

unit.

Air circulation

is blocked

the display.

to use only soft cotton

100% cotton

T-shirt,

not sponges

material,

to clean the display.

No drips

alloa

clotb

such as an old

brillo

abrasive

ed.

Ventilation
Do not cover

or block

these vents

on tile top and back of the display.
may cause

overheating

Do not place
unless

proper

instructions
minimum
display

Inadequate

and shorten

in an enclosed
ventilation

is provided

unit as indicated

shelf,

or the manufacturer's
of 10cm

unit and wall. Never

in the picture

Air circulation

of the display.

as a built-in

Keep tile distance

the display

located
ventilation

the lifcspan

area such

are followed.
between

and openings

install

is blocked

,&
I lOcm
w

lOcm
ili!!
i

the

below.

Eiiiiiiiiiii

in serious
as well as

Important

Never
into

insert

npenings
voltage

or spill

liquid

Precautions

unit

any object

on tile display

in tile display

can cause electric

when

transporting

the

display

into tlle display

or spill liquid
flows

Precautions,

objects

the display

Never insert

object

Safety

unit through

Carrying

the display

requires

two or more people.

unit. ltigh

unit, and inserting

shock and/or

short

internal

parts.

Keep

away

Do clot place
present

from

or'ahere

rooms,

water

the display

and moisture

in areas where moisture

the unit may get wet such as bath-

kitchen,

pool area or in a wet basement.

Attachments
Do not use attachments

Keep

away

from

Keep the display
as radiators,

heat

sources

manufacturer.

unit away from heat sources

beaters,

heat-generating

stoves

such

result

in accidents

liquid

crystal

is made

Do not tilt tile panel.
getting
breaks.

panel

may

or to the unit.

source

in this

specified

instructions

must operate

consult

from

units

in case the panel

power

on a power

on tile specification

sure of the type of power

to prevent

glass pieces

operating

All operating

used

of glass

Be careful

hurt by broken

poeple

and other

Power

product

to nearby

by the

attachments

products.
This product

The

clot recommended

Use of inadequate

your dealer
designed
source,

supply

to operate

used in your home,

on batteries

refer to the operating

AC cord protection

must be followed.

The AC cords must be routed
from stepping

source
If you are clot

or local power company.

instructions

people

label.

For

or another
instructions.

properly

to prevent

on them or objects

from resting

on them. Check tile cords at tile plugs and product.

Servicing
DO not attempt
Removing

other dangerous
service

to service

covers

technician

expose

the disphly

unit yourself.

you to high voltage

conditions.
to pertbrm

Request

Overloading

and

Do clot overload

a qualified

the service.

may result

AC outlets

in electric

or extension

shock or start a fire.

cords.

Important

Replacement

unit needs

make sure tbat the service
parts specified

replacement

technician

parts.

or those

and performance

Use ofunautborized

in fire, electric

sbock and/or

with

of service

technician

parts can result

or maintenance,
safety

cbccks

unit is in proper

unit displays

any noticeable

unit indicates

operating

abnormality
conditions

service

1.Aliquid

person

was spilled

have fallen

occurs,

unplug
a

repairs.

on tbe display

into tbe display

unit or objects

unit.

2.Tbe display

unit has been exposed

to rain or water.

3.The display

unit has been dropped

or damaged.

Environment
Tbe display

unit only

temperature

recommended

Warning

operates

within

to 40°C.Operation

may cause damage

the

outside

of the

to your product.

outside antenna
system, extreme
care should betaken
to keepfrom
I touching
Wheninstallingorrealigningan
such powerlines
or circuits.
Contact with themcould
be fatal.

(9
Antenna

Ground

Grounding
810-21)

Antenna
810-20)

Grounding

Antenna

clamps

the

conductors

discharge

unit (NEC Section

clamp
lead-in wire

display

select the fit-sized

(N EC Section

unit

from

falling

screws and wire ropes to l._sten

the display unit on the wall to prevent it from falling
immediatePy when the earthquake happens.

servicing.

and request

to perform

Please

in the display

unit needs

the AC cord from the AC outlet,
qualified

Prevent

an abnormal

that the display

If any of the following

Power service grounding
electrode
system (NECArt 250. Part H)

request

Repair
Wben the display

Electric

other danger.

to perform

ensure that tbe display
condition.

condition,

equipment

as the

checks

Upon completion
the service

service

parts,

uses replacement

by the manufacturer,

the same characteristics

Safety

Precautions

parts

In case tbe display

original

Safety

and satellitegrounding
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Remote

control

Accessories
& batteries

(AAAx

Power

cord x 1

User manual

QSG x 1

WarrantyCard

These

items areall

basic

configuration.

Note:

Most components

the necessary
complex

you needto

cablesto

system,

set upand

(VCRs,
connect

youmay

operate

DVD players,

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theTV

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need tobuy

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inits

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cables,connectors,
starttoconnect

Installation
Identifying
Front

For

and

Front and

Connection

Guide__

Rear Panels

Panel

242 / 247 Models

For

252 / 255

Models

t
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IR Sensor

POWER

Turns display

on/off.

ENTER

Press to enter

to Sub-Menu,

C lt * / C H v
VOL+/VOL-

SOURCE
IR SENSOR

Displays
previous
Adjusts

or select

the On Screen Display(OSD)
screen or to exit.
Channel.

In the OSD

and confirm
menu.

your setting.

Ii10SD

menu, press it to return

menu, both keys are used to navigate

Adjusts Volume. In the OSD menu, both keys are used to navigate
Vol ! is used to select the highlighted
option.
Press to switch

within
within

to the

menu.
menu.

the input sources.

Contains Infra-red
light for digital data transmission
point remote control at IR Sensor for function.

by the remote

control.

Please

TV Installation

Identifying

and

Front

Connection

Guide

and Rear

Panels

R ea r P a n e I

The power

RF Terminal

To receive signals from VIII: / UIIF antennas or a cable system
(For TV Models Only)

®
Component

1/2

@Pb/Cb

Pr/Cr

(5 RCAjacks)

Used

a DVD

Digital

player,

here.

to connect

AiV equipment

Satellite

Receiver,

with component

or compatible

Video

sddeo
Game

outputs,

such as

System.

AV (Composite Video: 3 RCA jacks): Used to connect a VCR, Super VtlS (S-VIIS),
DVD player, or other video devices to the TV.
OR

(_AV
_

connects

NOTE: The component inputs have a superior quality of picture than the S-Video orAV
(composite video) inputs.

Video 1/2
RO

cord

@S-Video

S-Video : (1 DIN and 2 RCA jacks) Used to connect video devices to the TV.
However, they have a better quality of picture than a composite video signal.

HDMI/DVI

Used to connect digital video equipment with a tIDMIiDVI output.
NOTE: Preferred connection t\)r HDM1iDVI Satellite or Set-Top-Box equipment.

VGA/Audio
Port

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Used t\)r analog RGB signals from a personal computer. VGA has one set of Audio RiL inputs.
L

OR
As a computer input with VGA to RCA Adapter.

Audio Input

+OL®

To send an AV receiver or other equipment's connected audio signals to the TV

Firmware Upgrade
Toallow firmware upgrades.

Port @
RS232C

Port
Used to control

RS232C

the TV'aith

automation

devices.

Port

_hone

Used fi)r audio output to earphone.

Coaxial/Optical

To send the TV's connected

®/[]

the amplifier

digital audio signals to anAV receiver or other equipment,

such as

Descriptions

of Connector

You may find it necessary

7S-ohm

Coaxial

S-Video

Cable

Audio/Video

Cable

cable types during setup.

For TVicable

Cable

connection

Used for transferringvideo
into two signals,brigbtness

signal, which is split
and color:

Through this connection,you
picture tban AV (Composite

can vievva better
Video) connection.

Used for-transferringaudio
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Video

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LeftAudio(White)

Right

Tbis connection
AiV equipment.

(Yellow)

Audio

isthe

and video signal.
most commonly

found

(Red)

Used for transferringvideo
signal, which is split
into tbree signals,one
brigbtness
andtwo color.

Cable

HDMI

to use some of the following

Cable

Component

Types

Pb/Cb

Prier

(Blue)

Through tbis connection,you
can viewa betterhigh definition
picturetban
S-Videoor
AV
(Composite
Video) connection.

(Red)

Used for transferring
and audio signalsto
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signal

crystal

clear

S-Video

ispurely

digital

technologybetter

or Video connections.

recommended
tiffs flmction

digital uncompressed
tbe TVi

to usethis
onyour

andprovides

than component,
It is strongly

connection

equipment.

video

if you have

TV Installation

Turn

the

Please

followthese

1) Before

2) Connect

power

and

on the
steps

connectingthe

the Power

Connection

toturn

Power

Guide

the

cord,

Cord from aWall

poweron

make sureall

Outlet

to theTV.

other connectionsare

to the Power

done first.

IN Port on the back of theTV

as shown below.

Back ot" TV

dip .......

Walt
Outlet

Power
Cord
A redor blue lighton
on, do Step3.

the frontof

theTV

may turnon.

If so, then skip step3

and step4.

If thelight

Red or bluetight
(also called "standbylight").
Color and Iocationdepends

is NOT

on mode

3) If ared or blue light on thefront of theTV is NOT on, pressthe Power Button on the backof theTV as
shown below. Now the lighten the frontturns
on. Inother words, thePower
Button in the backmust
be
on for thelight in thefronttoturnon.
Back of TV

POWER Button
(also called"master

4) Press the POWER Button
10 seconds forsomething
off automatically.

powerswkch")

on the front of theTV as shown below or on the remote control. Wait about
to appearon-screen.
Your TVis on andthe red orblue light on the front turns

Front of TV
POWER

Button

TV Installation

and

Connection

Guide

Installation
In the

fullowing

pages,

you

will

find

dlrectinns

@ Connecting

to an Antenna

@ Connecting

to a Set-Top-Box

@ Connecting

to a Satellite

(Secondary

Preferred

how

to install

or Video Equipment
with HDMI

Receiver

tv and

with Antenna

Cables

or Cable

your

(Preferred

choice

ofviden

outlet
TV connection)

Box with Component

Connectors

after HDM1)

@ Connecting

to a DVD Player

with A/V or S Video Cables

@ Connecting

to a DVD Player

with Component

@ Connecting

to a DVD Player

with HDMI Cables

@ Connecting

to a Satellite

@ Connecting

to a VCR, PVR, or DV with A/V Cables

_ Connecting

to a Blue-Ray

Receiver

or Cable

DVD Player

Cables

Box with A/V Cables

or liD-Receiver

with ItDMI

and a PC with VGA Cables
@ Connecting

to a D-VHS with HDMI Cables

@ Connecting

to a D-VHS with Component

@ Connecting

to an Audio Receiver

@ Connecting

to a Home Theater

@ Instruction

for Uploading

System

Cables

or Earphone

New Firmware

Set

equipment.

Cables

Connecting
to an Antenna
(For TV and DTV Source)
Disconnect
1. Connect
Antenna
i i¥ii,!

all power

a 75-ohm
jack(RF

sources

coaxial

or Video Equipment

before

cable(or

making

choice

with Antenna

outlet

any connection.

of Antenna

Cable)from

your cableor

antenna

tothe

TV's

Terminal).

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diI I I i] _vi
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RearofTV

(75-ohm
coaxial
cable)

If connecting
1. Connect

a 75-ohm

Equipment's
2. Connect

to Video
coaxial

Equipment

with

cable (or choice

Antenna

of Antenna

outlet
Cable)

from your cable or antenna

to the Video

IN jack.

another

75-ohm

coaxial

cable from the Video Equipment's

OUT jacks

to the TV's Antenna

(RF Terminal).
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Rear

IN
jack

OUT
jack

(Video Equipment
with
Antenna
In/Out Socket)

of TV

jacks

TV Installation

Connecting

to a Set-Top-Box

Disconnect

1. Connect

all power

a75-ohm

Set-Top-Box's
2. Connect

coaxial

Antenna

a IIDMI

sources

cable

with

before

cable(or

making

choice

jack (RF Termina
fromthe

HDMI

Cables

and

Connection

(Preferred

Guide

TV connection)

any connection.

of Antenna

Cable)

fron_ your cableor

antenna

tothe

1).

Set-Top-Box's

IIDMI

OUT jacks

to theTV's

IIDMI

IN jacks.

Cable/
coaxial cable)
(75-ohm

Satellite

(2)
HDMI

Set
To00ox

cable

Rear

Note:

ttDCP

equipment
uncompressed

isa copy protectcddigital
with attDMI

connection

thatfcatures

connections.

Note:

signal

Video connections.

ispurely

digital

It is strongly

andprovides

recommended

that receives

the ttD(Pfunction,

data to the TV. This connection

{composite)
ItDMI

output

is superiorwhen

a betterpicture,

analog

ordigital

ttDMI

allows the transfer

compared

it isbetter

to use this connection

equipment.

of TV

video

andaudio

to the Component,

than component,

if you have thisfmlction

signals

from

of digital
S Video or AV

S-Video
on your

TV Installation

and

Connection

Connecting

to a Satellite

Connectors

(Secondary

Disconnect
Use this method
1.Using

all power

a component

snurces

identified

Pr (also identified

if your

Viden

after

making

Satellite

connect

Box with

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2.Using

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of picture

than a composite

equipment

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Connecting

to a DVD

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video

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than component,

if you have this function

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on your

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Connecting
_

to a Satellite

Disconnect

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power

a 75-ohm

(Antenna)
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all

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coaxial

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or Cable

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connections.

cable from your Cable TV to tile Satellite

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or Cable

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connect

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receiver's

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to tile TV

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video

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signal,

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disconnect

Video jack or turn off the Video signal

for use if your V(Ror

than a composite

video

Video signal.

equipment

on the video equipment.

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TV Installation

Connecting
Disconnect

to a VCR,
nil power sources

PVR,

or DV with

and

Connection

Guide

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before making any connections.

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TV's Audio and S-Video In jacks.
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Note: When you connect video equipment to both the same Video and S-Video input jacks, display will
automatically select S-Video first.
To view Video signal, please disconnect the S-Video jack or turn off the S-Video signal on the video equipment.
S-Video is strongly recommended for use if your V(R or videoeq uipment has it. S-Video input hasa better
quality of picture than a composite Video signal.

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Connecting

to a Blue-Ray

or HD-Receiver
Discouuect

DVD

with HDMI

all power

sources

Player

Cables

before

making

any connections.

1.Using a ItDMI cable, connect the DVD's ItDMI
output terminal to the TV's llDMl-llDCPinput
terminal.
Note: HDCPis a copy protected digital connection
that receives analog or digital video and audio signals
from equipment with a ttDMI output that features the
ttDCP function, ttDM1 allows the transfer of digital
uncompressed data to the TV. This connection is
superior when compared to the Component, S Video
or AV (composite) connections.
Note:

ttDMI

better

picture,

signal

is purely

it is better

Video connections.
this connection

digital

and provides

than component,

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if you have this function

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recommended

Rear of TV

to use

on your

equipment.

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to a PC with

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a D-Sub

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output

connect

the VGA

terminal

of the PC to the TV's VGA signal

may need to use a Stereo

connectors

to receive

mini jack to Audio

input terminal.
2.You

pin cable

audio.
Rear

of TV

TV Installation

Connecting

to a D-VHS

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a75-obm

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Audio

all power

coaxial

(YPbPr,

OUTjacks

an 1-Link cable

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connect

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and S-Video

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D-VHS

HDMI
cable

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equipment
uncompressed
(composite)
Note:

ttDMI

connections.

a copy protected

with a ttDM1 output

digital

connection

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tbat receives

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data to tbe TV. This connection

is superior

function,

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or digital

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of digital
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if you bavethis

than component,
function

S-Video

orVideo

on your equipment.

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Connecting

all power

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OUT jacks

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for video transmission

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therecorded

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and record.

OUTjacksto

the

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the best quality

cables

must be connected

of video

signal

1080p

content,

compared

to provide

sound.

to AV (Composite)

connection.

Note:

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is setat

default

for best performancew'ith
(Menu-Picture-Mode-Input

to best perform

regular

480land

with HiD
480p content.

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set Input to"lnterlace

DVD"

and S-Video

TV Installation

Connecting
Disconnect
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Analog

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theRiL

to an Audio
all power

sources

and

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before

making

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audio cable,

connect

tbeTV's

audio OUT jack to the audio receiver's

Rear

Audlo

Receiver

I o

_
_

audio

IN or AUXIN

jacks.

receiver'sCoaxial

of TV

White
I

Audi°

cable

(R/L)

(For Digital Audio Source)
1.Using
Optical

theCoaxial

or Optical

audio cable,

connectthe

TV's audioOUT

jack

tothe audio

IN jacks.

Speaker

Outputs

Audio Receiver with
the Coaxial or Optical
In / Out Jack

Audio

cable

(Coaxial

or Optical)

Rear of TV

Note: Speakers
from tbe TV.

must beamplified

clsing anaudio

receiver

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a llomeTheater

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Rear of TV

cable

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White

Red

Note:
for

When

external

Note:

connecting

an Audio

nutput

signal,

an external

Audio

amplifier

is necessary

If you connect

off in audio section.
speakers

it may cause

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Volume

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the speakers

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the

signal

the TV's speakers

in the OSD by selecting

Theater

By not disabling

Receiver.

or the TV itself damage.

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a
Rear

Note:

to amplify

speakers.

When headphone

is plugged

of TV

in the speaker,

it ,,','ill turn into mute mode.
25

the TV's

TV Installation

Instruction

for Uploading

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3.Click

: www.o levia.com
yourTV.

on the instructions

New

and

Connection

Guide

Firmware

and register your "]'VI

Y0uwillneedtheserialnumberofyourOleviaTVanda

for your particular

model of Olevia

TVI

USBflashdrive.

,mote
Remote

Control

Function

_]] SET Press to activate
function.

Guide

Keys & Description

the "DevicePrngranm]ing"

DEVICE
BUTTONS
Press to selectthe
item you wantto program oroperatc.

[]

FREEZE
Press to freezethc
to unfreeze thepicmre.

[]

AUTO Press to adjust screen position automatically
when the screen image is not centered under VGAmode.

[]

Other Buttons
They only canwork
the other equipment
such as DVD,or
1. _/_* REVERSE/FAST

picture.

[]

3. FAVORITE

Press

Device

[]

Press to see the Channel

Guide.

DIRECTION

BUTTONS

Press to select favorite channels.

4. DISPLAY Press to display the infom]ation
current channel number.

5. SLEEP 1) tess to automaticall 3/ shut offthe
after a preset period nf time has passed.

6. VIEW Press to select and program
PIP and Split Screen viewing options.

Full Screen,

7. SWAP Press to swap the positions
when in PIP or Split Screen modes.

of the source

8. ASPECT
Press to switch the aspect ratio between
Aspect, Full, Panoramic, Zoom, 1: 1 mode.

(U,,iversal

fourmainsections

[]

INFO 1 ress to see the current
relevant information.

[]

LAST

Press to return

VOL+/VOL-

1. - Press
2. ENTER
you enter
[R POWER

program

Press

to select

to selectsub-channel.
Press to confirmthe
onTV

channels

channel

number

%
%
%

mode.
on/off.

LIGItTING
Press to switchthe
between Dark, Medium, Bright

[]_ EXIT

name and

Press to adjust the volume.

Press to turn display

AUDIO
between

%
%
%

selectthc

the previous-channel.

[]_ NUMBER
BUTTONS
the display.

lighting
Room.

Press to switch the TV Audio
SAP, Mono or Stereo mode.

mode

System

Press to go back last OSD Menu or close

O SD Menu.

(Univecs,d

Device

ENTER
Press to enter
and set up menu.

OnO0

to Sub-Menu,

Press toactivateorclosetheOn

Display

menu.

[[_'1 Ctt+/CHdown.
MUTE

(aption(CC)

2. 4/1_ Press toentertoSub-Menu,
function
item oradjust the valuebar.

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(losed

Ot_ly)

1. _,/_' Press toselectbetween
or select thefunction
item.

[]

to fast

Press

certain

Can be preset in OSD Menu.

when operating
VCR device.

FOR_,}_RD

access

Press to switch the snurce input.

2. C.C. Press to turn oninffthe
fimction.

Pressagain

backward/forward
thechapter,
ortrack.
PAUSE Press to pausea Disc play.
Record
Press to recordthe
chapter,
or track.
STOP Press to stopa Disc pla3_

GUIDE

Press to directly
TV functions.

1. SOURCE

equipment

reversei%rward
playback.
2. _ PLAY Press to begina Disc play.
3.,_/_,,
SKII:'BACKWARD/FORWARD
skip
4. H
5. •
6. •

ltotKeys
Shortcut

Press

to adjust

channel

Press to mute the sound.

or highlight

Screen

up and channel
27

Remote

Programming

the Remote

Control

Guide

Control
3

If you have the other equipment you want to operate
the TV's remotecontrol,
do thefolh)wing
procedures
to program theremote
control.

with

1. Select the 5-digitcode
want to operatefrom

number forthe equipment
the listson Page 69.

you

2. Press a devicebutton

(for example,

3. Press and hold the "SET"
blinks twice.

button

4. Enter the 5-digitcode
number
using the numericbuttons.
6_'ote:
lf
code oste

DVD,
until

foryour

therem+e
more
thorn one code
b.vot_e ut_til iris corl+ect.[brthe

SAT, or TV).

the LED indicator

equipment

on the list, to, enteriit
equipmestt.)

5. Aiming the TV'sremote
control atthe equipment,
STI3, DVD, orVCR, and thenpress
its "POWER"
(No re: I['it

resp

other

aL_ai#+/bllowinL_

code

o n ds,

th e p rogra
the

m m ing is co mp leted,

_, each

such as
button.

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This TV's remotecontrol
also includesa
learning fcature,
so you canadd functions
that are unique toyour home
entertainment
device, dothe following
procedures
to program theremote
control.
1. Press and hold the "SET"
blinks twice.

button

until

the LED indicator

2. Enter "9 7 5".
3. Press a devicebutton
(for example,
assign a mode for learning.
4. Press this TV'sremote
control
original remote control.
5. On the TV'sremote
control,
function will be stored.

DVD,

head+to+head

pressa

or SAT) to

from your

key wherethe

learned

6. On the original remote control, press and hold akey to
be learned untilthe
LED indicatoron
the TV'sremote
control blinks twice.

(Ntlte:
For the details,
carefully.)

please

read

its User's

Notes :The t?ictory det?iuhcode
for thisTV
product is 11610. To operate theother TV
device, such asthe Ole'via LT Series models,
please do the following :
|. To unlock the TVmode, press and hold
the "SET" button until theLED indicator
blinks twice.
2, Enter "982".
3. When the LEDindicator
blinks 4times,
enter the 5-digitcode
number, 1133L
11858, 11240, or 11144.

Guide

I
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Battery
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2.Insert
into

Installation
tab and

two

size

the remote

3.Replace

pull

it out

as illustrated

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control's

the cover

battery

back

below.

(supplied)

and

by matching

department.

make

sure

the

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the cover

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tbe

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due to uncontrollable

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in any case since many factors
two AAA batteries.
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of remote

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sunlight,

gets wet, please
properly

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Screen

After

you have finished

and personalize
There

Displays

connecting

your

your TV settings

are four main sections

TV, you are now ready

in the OSD (On Screen

in the OSD Menu:

Picture
OSD

Screen
OSD

Audio
OSD

Setup
OSO

1. Press"_"
menu mode.
2. To select

button

between

(OSD),

to enter

OSD

four main sections,

press the keys "A" and "T"
3. To enter

to Sub-Menu

,press

the keys

4. To select the function item, press
keys "A", "T", "_'q", or "lm,_".
5. To adjust the value
"_"
and "D,,-".

6. To select

and setup,

bar, press

press

the

the keys

"@".

7. To go back last OSD Menu or exit the
OSD menu, press " _
" again or
without action for 12 seconds of
inactivity.

to choose

Display)

menu.

OnScreenDisplays(OSD)

Selecting
The first

theOSD
timeyou

are three
the OSD

Menu.You
English,

Selectingtnput
After

power

onthe

languageformats

the following:

Language

may select
Franqais,

itby

for
doing

EspaS"ol.

Source

the Languageselection,

Source
Screen
selection.

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the item)

TV, there

available

will appear

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(To select

the Input
for your

(To confirm)

2.1 Tuner Source

2.1 Tuner1:
By selecting
Tuner1 you must perform
a channel
scan by following
the menu
screens.

(To select (To confirm)
the item)

On Scree n Displays

Picture

OSD

Adjusting

TV Picture

Settings

Brightness
Contrast

To adjust

brightness

To adjust

color

Color temp
6500

To adjust

image

Native

contrast

contrast
color

To select

the nature

Color

To adjust

the color

Tint

To decrease

Sharpness

To adjust

Noise
Mode

Reduction

Low,

Medium,

High,

Lighting

Dark,

Medium,

Input

VCR,

Interlaced

Progressive
Def TV, High
Power
Idea

Showroom,

Off

Bright

DVD,

Room

of the picture

of the picture
intensity

color

tones

of the picture

intensity

or increase

sharpness

To reduce

DVD,

(0 SD)

red or green

or softness

high frequency

noise

tones

of the picture

of the picture
signal

To adjust

darkness

or lightness

of the screen

To select

the video

input source

with

To select

the varied

varied

qualities

Standard

Def TV, User
Home

place

where

you

operate

this device

Off
White
Black

Peak
Level

Limiter

To limit

Extender

the signal

brightness

over

To extend

"gray"

amplitude

varying

degree

resulted

for a more

accurate

saturation
to "black"

color

picture
Contrast

Enhance

To enhance

the contrast

of the picture

Step 1. PressMenu

$
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O

Step

2. PressUp/Down

until

PICTURE,

then

Step3.

yousee

pressenter

PressUp/Down
Color

Temp,

Step

untilyousee
then

4. PressUp/Down
see

pressenter

6500,

then

until
press

you
enter

On Screen

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Displays

(OSD)

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Mode

In this "Mode"

Index,

of the picture
the program

Toadjust
screen

modes

which

is suitable

one
for

you are watching.

darkness

* Dark

you can select

Room

* Medium

orlightness

:Todarken

(Toshow
the Main
Menu)

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the item)

of the

the screen
(Toenter
the
sub-menu)

Room

* Bright

Room:

To brighten

the screen

(To select
the item)

Input:
Toselect
varied

the videoinput

source

with
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qualities

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