Hyundai H Lcd1509 Instruction Manual

							11 OSD operationsIn this manual, the OSD Menu maybe changed and different from your real TV screen shown without further
notice. Because this manual is just a sample to help you how to operate TV menu setting.
When you are satisfied with your adjustment, press ENT ER button to confir m or press EXIT button to exit
the menu setting.
PICTURE SETTING
Press MENU button on the RC, there will be a menu displayed on the
screen:
xUse RIGHT cursor button firstly, the cursor will be on the line of
“Picture Mode: Vivid”. And then, press RIGHT/LEFT cursor
buttons repeatedly to select the picture mode from Vivid, User,
Normal or Soft.
xAfter select the Picture Mode, you can use UP/DOWN cursor
buttons to select the item of Brightness, Contrast, Saturation,
Sharpness and Hue. And then use RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons to
adjust the value of each item.
Note:Only the item of Brightness and Contrast could be operated under the PC signal source.
SOUND SETTING
Press the MENU button on the remote control, and then press
UP/DOWN cursor buttons to select the Sound setting, the menu will
be shown as below:
xUse RIGHT cursor button firstly, the cursor will be on the line of
“Sound Mode: Norma l”. And then, press RIGHT/LEFT cursor
buttons repeatedly to select the sound mode fr om Norma l, News,
Movie or User.
xAfter select the Sound Mode, you can use UP/DOWN cursor
buttons to select the item of Volume, Bass, Treble and Balance.
And then use RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons to adjust the value of
each item.
CHANNEL SETTING(for analogue TV signal source only)
Press MENU button on the remote control, and then press UP/DOWN
cursor buttons to select the Channel setting, the menu will be shown
as below:
xAuto Tune
Use RIGHT cursor button firstly, the cursor will be on the line of
“Auto Tune”. And then, press RIGHT cursor button again, a menu
will be displayed as followed:
As shown on the menu, the TV will automatically search stations. When searching, press the MENU button
to cancel searching. After the searching, the TV will begin to play the station 1.
xManual Tune
Select the ‘Manual Tune’ first, and then press RIGHT cursor button:
As shown on the menu, the channel number will display on the screen.
M/N 
						

							12 Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly until you search a
required station.
Then press UP/DOWN cursor buttons to move cursor to Search, and press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons to
search TV signal.
At last press t UP/DOWN cursor buttons to move cursor to Store, and press RIGHT cursor button to save
your selected channel.
xFine Tune
Select the ‘Fine Tune’ first, and then press RIGHT/LEFT cursor
buttons:
As shown on the menu, the TV signal could be fine tuned by
RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly until you get the best playing
effect.
Press UP/DOWN cursor buttons to move cursor to Store, and pressRIGHT cursor button to save.
xSkip
Press UP/DOWN cursor buttons to select the skip setting, and press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly
to select On or Off. Setting to “On”, the current Channel No. will not be showed by Channel Up/Down keys
unless you research T V programs by Auto Searching.
xSound SYS
Press UP/DOWN cursor buttons to select the Sound SYS. setting, and press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons
repeatedly to select .You could choose available one showed in screen according to your loca l TV sound
system.
xSwap
Select the “Channel Swap”, and then press RIGHT cursor button, the
screen will display:
On the menu, the words “Channel 1” indicate the current station and
6 is the station number; “Channel 2 ” means the destination station
and 1 is the station number. The TV is playing the current station
(6). Press UP/DOWN cursor buttons to keep the cursor on the line of
“Channel 2”, you can enter into a station number from 1-200 by
RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly to select ,to be as the
appointed station number (***) for replacing the current station
number. Aft er entered into the number, press DOWN cursor button
again to move the cursor will on the line of “ Swap”, then press
RIGHT cursor button, the TV will play the programs of the
appointed station (***).
FUNCTION SETTING
Press MENU button on the remote control, and then press
UP/DOWN cursor buttons to select the Function setting, the menu
will be shown as below:
xLanguage
Use RIGHT cursor button firstly, the cursor will be on the line of
“LanguageEnglish”. And then, press RIGHT/LEFT cursor
buttons repeatedly to select the language you need.
xBlue Back
Move the cursor to the line of “Blue BackOn”. And then, press
RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly to select the On or Off.
xTXT LANGUAGE
Move the cursor to the line of “TXT LANGUAGEWEST”. And then, press RIGHT/LEFT cursor
buttons repeatedly to select the West, East, Russian, Arabic or Farsi according to your meaning. 
						

							13 xColor Temp
Move the cursor to the line of “Color Temp.Normal”. And
then, press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons, a menu will be displayed
as followed:
Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly, you can select User,
Normal, Warm or Cool according to your request.
Note:
Only the item of User-R, User-G or User-B could be adjusted from
0 ~100 by RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons in the Color TempUser.
xDNR
Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons repeatedly, you could select Strong, Normal or Weak.
xReset
Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons to reset
xTimer
Move the cursor to this line. And then, press RIGHT/LEFT cursor
buttons, a menu will be displayed as followed:
- CURRENT
Move the cursor to this line. The unit displays current working
time. Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons select hour or minute
setting, and enter into numeric by UP/DOWN cursor buttons.
-  TURN OFF
Move the cursor to this line. The unit displays turn off time. Press
RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons select hour or minute setting, and
enter into numeric by UP/DOWN cursor buttons.
-  TURN ON
Move the cursor to this line. The unit displays turn on time. Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons select hour or
minute setting, and enter into numeric by UP/DOWN cursor buttons.
-  TURN ON PROGRAM
Move the cursor to this line the unit display turn on program. Press RIGHT/LEFT cursor buttons select turn
on program you want to set
Notes:
xOnly the item of Language, Color T emp. Reset and Timer cou ld be op erated in the PC and SCART
signal source.
xThe item of Blue Back could not be operated in AV and SVIDEO signal source.
PC SETTING(for PC signal source only)
Press MENU button on the remote control to display the menu, and
then press UP/DOWN cursor buttons to select the PC setting, and
the menu will be shown on the screen as below:
You can use UP/DOWN cursor buttons to select the it em of Clock,
Phase, H-Posit ion or V-Position. And then use RIGHT/LEFT
cursor buttons to adjust the value of each item respectively from
0~100. 
						

							14 Troubleshooting guideBefore calling a technician, please check the following items to see whether you can easily diagnose and fix
the encountered symptoms on your own.
S ymptomsPossible CauseCorrectionNo picture, no
sound, and no
indicator lightThe power cord is not plugged in.
Contrast, brightness, sharpness, color
and volume are all in the minimum
value or TV is in mute mode.Plug the power cord in.
Alter the value of contrast, brightness,
sharpness, color and volume.Picture and sound
with abnormityContrast and color are set improperly.
Color system is set improperly.
Sound system is set improperly.Set the value of Contrast and color
properly.
Set the sound system properly.Picture is spotted
or with snowSignal source is low-grade or the signal
is in a lower quality.Use the qualified signal cord.Blue backgroundNo video signal or the signal cord is
improperly/not connected.Connect the signal cord properly.PC Picture is not
in the middle of
the screenPicture is not well adjusted.Press the CH+/CH- buttons at one time to
adjust it.
Adjust H/V- position manually to adjust it.No soundNo audio signal or the signal cord is
improperly/not connected.Connect the audio signal cord properly.
Set the sound system properly.The RC does not
workBatteries are improperly installed or
exhausted.Make sure the positive and the negative
polarities are correct.
Reattach the battery lid.
Repla ce the batteries.The causes of interferenceIncorporated in your TV receiver are the most up-to-date devices to eliminate int erference. Local radiation
however, can create disturbances, which visibly affect your picture. Proper installations, a good aerial are
your best safeguards against these disturbances.
xRF INTERFERENCE
Moving ripples across the screen are caused by nearby transmitting or receiving short-wave radio equipment.
xDIATHERMY
Herringbone pattern and partial picture loss can result from the operation of diathermy equipment from a
nearby doctors surgery or hospital.
xSNOW
Weak TV signals from long distant stations result in an instead picture and give the effect of falling snow.
An antenna adjustment or antenna amplifier may be needed.
xGHOST
Multiple image, caused by TV signals reflected back from surrounding buildings, hills, aircraft, etc. is
minimized by correct aerial positioning.
xCAR IGNITION
Nearby cars and electrical motors can cause small streaks across the picture or make the picture roll. 
						

							15 SpecificationsSize (diagonal)15” (38 cm)Brightness250 (cd/m2
)Contrast450:1Angle of view140°/140°Speed response16 msResolution1024 x 768LCD panel items
Aspect ratio4:3Color systemPAL, SECAMSound systemDK, I, BG, LS-video inYesComposite videoYesInputComposite video, RGB, Audio L+RSCART
OutputComposite video, AudioPC audio inputYesVGAYesRussian and English OSDYesDigital comb filterYesSleep timerYesQuantity of channels200TeletextYesVoltage input~110-240V, 50/60HzNote:The LCD panel is a high technology product wit h many thin film transistors that can give
you a fine picture details. Occasionally, a few non-active pixels may appear on the
screen as a fixed point of blue, green, red, black or white, please note that this does not
affect the performance of your LCD TV.
Warning:Specifications may be subject to change without notice for improvement. 
						

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