Haier 26T32 User Manual

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Basic Operation Instruction15Power On/OffStandbySignal Source SelectionPower switch isused to connect or disconnect AC input and it s convenient for operating the machinePress ''Power''key on the remote control. TV will be in standby.Special Attention:1. TV set will automatically turn to standby if there is no signal input for 5 minuteswhen TV turns on.2. TV set will automatically turn to standby when the preset time of turning offreaches.3. If you do not use it for a long time ,please turn off the power supply for themachine. Do not let the machine work in standby state for a long time.Press ''SOURCE'' key either on the remote control or on the front panel.''MENU OF SIGNAL SOURCE'' will be displayed on the screen. Thenpress ''Up/Down'' key on remote control or "CH+/CH-" key on the frontpanel to choose the signal source such as TV, AV1, AV2, SVIDEO1,SVIDEO2, YPbPr, VGA, HDMI. Press ''OK'' key on the remote control or"MENU" key on the front panel and TV will switch the current signalsource to the signal source you choose(Fig.1).Plug power cord into the electrical socket and press '' '' key on the front panel, thenpress ''Power'' key on the remote control to turn on the TV. If you want to close the TV,please press '' '' key on the front panel, and unplug the power cord. (' )687:9 7 <; =>/?<@BA C D EOKSourceTVAV1SVIDEO1YPbPrVGAHDMIAV2SVIDEO2Menu Operation InstructionPress ''MENU'' key on the remote control or onthe front panel, The TV will display the main menu(Fig.2).1. Press ''Left/Right'' key on the remote controlor ''VOL+/VOL-'' key on the front panel to selectthe adjustment sort menu, which includes 5sorts:2. Press ''Up/Down'' key on the remote control or''CH+/CH-'' on the front panel to enter the adjustment sort menu.3. Press ''Up/Down'' key on the remote control or ''CH+/CH-'' on the front panel toselect what is needed to adjust in sort menu.PICTURE, SOUND, FUNCTION, TV, PC.5550711050PICTUREPicture ModeBrightnessContrastColorSharpnessColor TempDNR.HuePersonalNormalOffMENUSelect Select ExitFig.1Fig.2