Loewe Individual 26 Lcd Operating Instructions

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Operating additional equipment
Search for and store the station of the video recorder (if no Euro-AV 
cable is available)
Switch on the test station on the VCR or insert a recorded tape and start play-
back. In some video recorders the station must be switched on by activating the 
modulator.
Then call the AV selection on the TV set with 0 AV. Select the menu item 
“VIDEO” in the AV selection and call using OK.
To prevent “normal” TV stations being found in the search, pull out the antenna 
plug from the antenna input of the VCR temporarily (the cable to the antenna 
system).
If you cannot see the test station or playback from the cassette, the VCR is 
transmitting on a different channel. You then have to search for the station or 
set it manually.
1.  Call the TV menu with the MENU button.
2.  Select the “Settings” menu item with .
3.  Select the line below using  and use  to select “Stations”.
4.  Select the line below using and select “Manual adjustment” using  
and call this menu using OK.
5.  Enter channel “E30“ under the “Channel“ menu item (“Antenna/cable (ana-
logue)“, select in this menu above if necessary).
6.  Start search with the blue coloured key.
7.  When the station has been found, change the name if needed, confirm with 
OK and save with the red coloured key.
8.  A list of the stored stations is displayed.
9.  Select 0 (VIDEO) here and overwrite this station storage location using the 
red coloured key.
10. Hide the menu again using the END button.
Plug the antenna plug back in. 
If you now get interference because a TV station is transmitting on the same 
channel as the VCR station, you have to change the transmitting station on the 
VCR and search for the VCR station on the TV again.Login and connect equipment
You have logged in and connected all connected equipment in the initial instal-
lation. If you want to connect other equipment or disconnect equipment, call 
the connection wizard.
Call up the TV menu
Select “Connections”
Select the submenu line
Select “New devices/modifications” and ...
Call with OK.
State what equipment you want to connect. State whether a piece of audio 
equipment is to be connected (more details as of page 34). The connection wiz-
ard then shows you which sockets you should connect this equipment to. Then 
connect the equipment to these sockets according to the connection diagram.
Connecting video/DVD recorders
In addition to the connection via the Euro-AV sockets, you also have to connect 
the antenna (only for terrestrial antenna or cable systems) through the VCR/DVD 
recorder to the TV set. The antenna signal is then available to the video/DVD 
recorder and the TV set.
Note: Use Euro-AV cables with right-angled plugs as shown.
ENTREE 
ANTENNE 
EURO AV2 
DECODER 
EURO AV1 
AUDIO/ 
VIDEO SORTIE 
ANTENNE AERIAL 
RF OUT  SORTIE 
G L 
D 
R  OUT  AUDIO 
ANT 
AV1 
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
Timer recording with video or DVD recorder
You can programme timer recordings on the TV set. Programming can be done 
with the EPG programme guide (not with DVB-T in GB), teletext or manually. 
Call the “Timer list” menu with the 
 button and press the red coloured 
key for the “Recording wizard”. Select whether you want to programme the 
recording via EPG, teletext or manually. You also have the option to programme 
recordings directly from the EPG programme guide or teletext.
Note: Copy-protected programmes are not output to the Euro-AV sockets for 
legal reasons.
When you have connected the Euro-AV socket to a recorder which has Digital 
Link Plus or a comparable system from a different manufacturer, the timer data 
of analogue terrestrial stations are transmitted from the TV to the recorder. The 
recording quality SQ or EQ is transmitted for DVD recorders, in additional to 
the station, date and time. The recording is then controlled by the recorder and 
the recorder tuner is used for reception of the station. The recording data are 
not saved in the timer list of the TV set. You will only find the timer data in the 
recorder.
If you want to record from digital stations, the TV tuner is used and the recorder 
is controlled by the TV set. Then the station is locked during the timer recording.
If you have connected a Loewe video recorder with Digital Link to the Euro-AV 
socket (without Digital Link Plus) and you are using the timer programming of 
the TV, the TV receiver is always used, for terrestrial stations as well. The TV 
controls the recording. 
You have to set the recorder to the AV input (signal source) to which the TV set 
is connected.
Then the station on the TV set is locked during the timer recording.
Digital Link must be switched on on the recorder. Read the operating 
instructions of your Loewe recorder for more information.
Use only Euro-AV cables, which are completely wired, otherwise Digital Link/
Digital Link Plus will not work.
Another advantage of Digital Link is that you can install the recorder in a con-
cealed place (e.g. in a rack). You can control the recorder with the TV set.
If you have a Loewe recorder with both systems, you can use all the advantages. 
The advantages of Digital Link Plus are used for the timer recording; the advan-
tages of Digital Link for concealed installation of the recorder.
Video playback
There are several ways to see the picture and hear the sound of the VCR, DVD 
player/recorder or camcorder on your TV:
1.  You can usually use the Euro-AV sockets on the TV set and on the VCR. For 
camcorders or digital cameras, use the AVS sockets on the TV. DVD players/
recorders and SetTopBoxes may have HDMI or component sockets for video 
and audio transmission. In this case, use the corresponding sockets on the 
TV set. 
  When playing back from a video recorder using Euro-AV socket and Digital 
Link Plus (or a comparable system from another manufacturer), the picture 
from the VCR is shown at the current channel location.
  When playing back from another VCR, camcorder or digital camera, use the 
AV selection  
  or the station list (OK) to select the AV socket/the device 
to which the VCR is connected.
  Video recorders transmit a switching voltage during playback, which the 
TV can evaluate (can be activated in the connection wizard or in the “TV 
menu – Connections – Miscellaneous – Allow switching voltage” - set to 
“yes”). Then the picture of the video recorder is shown during playback at 
the current station location.
2.  You can use the antenna connection between the VCR and the TV without a 
Euro-AV socket. The sound is only transmitted in mono. Select the first menu 
item, e.g. VIDEO, in the AV selection.
Calling AV inputs in the AV selection:
Call AV selection
Select AV device/socket (or VIDEO if the video recorder has 
been connected only via the antenna socket) and use ...
to call.
Now you will see the playback from the connected AV device.
Calling AV input via the station list
Call the station list with the OK button in TV mode.
In the numeric and alphabetical sorting, you will always find the AV sockets at 
the top of the list. 
HDMI/DVI COMP. IN  AV S  VGA DVD 
VIDEO AV selection 
VCR OK 
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
Audio output “AUDIO DIGITAL OUT“
The digital audio signal is applied at the “AUDIO DIGITAL OUT” socket of the TV. 
For example, you can connect an external digital audio amplifier or the Loewe 
Auro system here.
An analogue audio signal from the TV set or another sound source which is 
received at one of the Euro-AV sockets of the TV set is converted into a digital 
signal (PCM) and output at the “AUDIO DIGITAL OUT“ socket. Conversion from 
external analogue AV sources to PCM is not possible if the TV’s loudspeakers are 
used as a centre channel. In this case, connect your audio amplifier additionally 
to the TV (AUDIO OUT L/R) with a cinch cable and switch the audio amplifier to 
analogue audio input.
 
The digital TV sound or the digital sound of a connected auxiliary device is only 
audible via an external digital audio amplifier (e.g. Loewe Auro system).
Assignment of digital audio inputs and 
outputs
Audio input “AUDIO DIGITAL IN”
The TV set has a coaxial digital audio input “AUDIO DIGITAL IN” and a coaxial 
digital audio output “AUDIO DIGITAL OUT”. If you are using an external digital 
surround amplifier for sound reproduction, you have to feed digital audio 
signals to the TV, e.g. from the DVD player. 
Connect the output socket of the DVD player (DIG OUT) to the TV‘s “AUDIO 
DIGITAL IN” socket with a cinch cable.
In the connection wizard, specify that audio transmission is to be digital. Specify 
that the digital sound is to be assigned for example to the Euro-AV socket 2 to 
feed the digital sound to the digital audio output of the TV set and via this to 
the external audio amplifier. Further information about this can be found on 
page 35.
S-VIDEO OUT DIG OUT 
REAR MAINS L 
  R 
(CVBS) 
 (Y/C) 
 VIDEO OUT AUDIO 
STEREO OUT VIDEO OUT I AUX-I/O II TO TV-I/O OPT OUT RIGHT SUBW. REAR RIGHT FRONT 
LEFT CENTER MULTICHANNEL AUDIO OUT 
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT PCM/MPEG2/AC3/DTS LEFT FRONT PREOUT 
FR  FL  
SL   SR  SUB  C  L L 
R R  AUX1 IN 
DIGITAL 
IN 
DIGITAL 
OUT  AUX OUT  AUX 2 
DVDSurround Amplifier 
AV 2  AUDIO  
DIGITAL 
OUT  
IN  
 
						

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PREOUT 
L C  R  L  L 
SL LFE SR  R R TO TV   AUX1 IN DIGITAL 
IN 
DIGITAL 
OUT 
TV 
L-LINK  12V / 15mA EXT  AUX OUT  AUX 2  
 
ON 
Line IN  Power OUT 
OFF 
Bass Intensity 
Center to 
System connector 
230V~50/60Hz 
Surr. 
Front 
Right 
Surr. 
Front Subw. Left 
Right Center Left 
Slave 
Master 
R 
R  L 
C L 
Phase  Min. Max. 
TV 
Sat 0 180 
Loewe  
Individual Sound  Loewe Flat-TV  
Loewe  
Auro 
COMPONENT 
VIDEO OUT 
Y 
Pb 
Pr 
 
AV2-SCART 
SERVICE  CENTER 
DIGITAL OUT  COMPONENT  IN 
L 
SL 
SR 
R  C 
SUBL 
SL  SR 
R CSUB
Operating additional equipment
Connecting Loewe DVD Preceiver Auro 
2216 PS and Individual Sound loudspeaker 
system
You can play audio signals from the TV or DVD player in cinema quality with these 
components. In addition to the subwoofer illustrated below the Individual Sound 
system includes up to 5 loudspeakers for the front , center and surround repro-
duction. The centre signal can be reproduced alternatively by the TV speakers.
Connect the cubic socket on the DVD Preceiver to the “Master” cubic socket on 
the subwoofer. Use the cubic plug cable enclosed with the DVD Preceiver. Plug 
the white plug (without kink protection) into the cubic socket on the subwoofer. 
For TV as a centre loudspeaker, connect “AUDIO IN C” on the TV set to “PRE 
OUT C”on the DVD Preceiver using a cinch cable. Connect the digital audio output of the TV set “AUDIO DIGITAL OUT” to the 
“DIGITAL IN” input of the Preceiver using a cinch cable. Connect the TV socket 
“SERVICE“ to the TV-L-Link socket on the Preceiver using the L-Link cable (pro-
vided with the Preceiver). Switch on the TV set and the Preceiver. Via the L-Link, 
the TV recognises whether the Preceiver is connected.
Select the “Tremo“ loudspeaker system in the DVD menu of the Preceiver, set 
the listener/speaker distances and adjust the speaker levels. Please consult the 
Preceiver manual.
If you want to listen to the sound via the TV speakers temporarily, call the Sound 
menu, select “Sound via“ and then “TV“. If you want to listen to the sound via 
the Loewe Auro system, select “AURO“ under “Sound via“. 
only required for TV as centre loud speaker
L-Link cable
Cubic plug cable EURO-AV cableAudio cable cinch -> SCART
(available in specialised trade)
Component Video
(available in specialised trade)Surround speaker system
Digital audio TV -> Auro
Six pin Cinch
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
Connecting other audio amplifiers or active 
speakers
In the connection wizard, select “HiFi/AV amplifier” under “Equipment selec-
tion: audio component”. The connection wizard allows configuration of different 
audio amplifiers (stereo amplifiers, surround amplifiers, analogue or digital) with 
different sound formats (Dolby Digital, dts, MPEG and Stereo/PCM). Refer to the 
operating instructions for the audio amplifier to be connected.
Select “Digital“ under “Audio transmission“ for digital audio amplifiers. Con-
nect the digital audio output of the TV AUDIO DIGITAL OUT to the digital audio 
input of the digital amplifier. 
Assign the digital audio input to the socket through which the corresponding 
picture is transmitted (e.g. AV2 if a DVD player is connected there). Then the 
digital sound is passed to the digital audio output of the TV set and fed to the 
external audio amplifier via this.
Specify which sound formats can be decoded with your digital amplifier (Dolby 
Digital, MPEG, dts).
Specify under “Type of amplifier“ whether the digital amplifier is a stereo or 
surround amplifier. 
If it is a surround amplifier, specify whether or not the TV loudspeakers are to be 
used as centre loudspeakers. Connect the centre output of the amplifier to the 
centre output of the TV using a cinch cable, if necessary. 
Note: do not use the centre loudspeaker connection on the amplifier; instead 
use the pre-amplifier centre output.
Select “Analogue“ for “Sound transmission“ for analogue audio amplifiers. 
The sound for the analogue amplifier is transmitted via the AUDIO OUT L/R con-
nections of the TV to the audio amplifier. Connect the amplifier with two cinch 
cables.
Specify under “Type of amplifier“ whether the analogue amplifier is a stereo or 
surround amplifier. 
If it is a surround amplifier, also specify whether or not the TV speakers are to be 
used as centre loudspeakers. Connect the centre output of the amplifier to the 
centre output of the TV using a cinch cable, if necessary. 
Note: do not use the centre loudspeaker connection on the amplifier; instead 
use the pre-amplifier centre output.
If you want to listen to the sound via the TV loudspeakers temporarily, call the 
Sound menu using the  
  button, select “Sound via“ and then “TV“.
When connecting active speakers, select “Active speakers” in the connection 
wizard under “Audio equipment selection”. The sound for the active speakers 
is transmitted via the AUDIO OUT L/R connections to the active speakers. Make 
connections to the active speakers using the cinch cables.
Make the audio settings on the TV set when active speakers are connected. 
When using an external audio amplifier, make the audio settings on the audio 
amplifier.
C 
PREOUT 
FR  FL  
SL   SR  SUB  C  L L 
R R  AUX1 IN 
DIGI T A L 
IN 
DIGI T A L 
OUT  AUX OUT  AUX 2 
OUT  
AUDIO DIGITAL AUDIO IN  
PREOUT 
FR  FL  
SL   SR  SUB  C  L L 
R R  AUX1 IN 
DIGI T A L 
IN 
DIGI T A L 
OUT  AUX OUT  AUX 2 
C AUDIO OUT  
R 
L AUDIO IN 
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
HDMI (DVI) connection
The HDMI connection (High Definition Multimedia Interface) 
allows digital picture and sound transmission via a connecting 
cable, e.g. from Loewe DVD Recorder Centros 2102/2172 HD. 
The digital picture and sound data are transmitted without data 
compression and therefore lose none of their quality. In the equipment con-
nected, no analogue/digital conversion is necessary, which might also have lead 
to losses in quality.
DVI signals can be also be reproduced by the HDMI connection using a 
DVI/HDMI adapter cable. This is possible because HDMI is based on DVI and is 
downwardly compatible. That means that the digital video signals are transmit-
ted via HDMI - no audio signals are transmitted, though. In addition, both use 
the same copy protection method HDCP.
Connect the set with an HDMI connection using an HDMI cable (type A, 19-pin) 
to the HDMI socket of the TV set. Log in the HDMI connection in the connection 
wizard (TV menu – Connections – New devices/modifications).
Select the HDMI connection in the AV selection.
Call AV selection
Select HDMI/DVI socket and use ...
to call.
Start playback on the device connected with HDMI connection.
The set automatically recognises and sets the best possible format for the video.
If transmission occurs via a DVI/HDMI adapter cable, then you can feed in the 
appropriate analogue audio via the audio input sockets AUDIO IN L/R on the TV 
set. The sound is reproduced via the TV speakers.
If you have connected a digital external audio amplifier, you can select the 
digital audio signal in the connection wizard (TV menu - Connections - New 
devices/modifications) and assign it to the HDMI/DVI socket. You can make 
the other settings for the audio amplifier as described for digital amplifiers on 
page 35. The digital audio signal of the DVI audio source is fed in at the AUDIO 
DIGITAL IN socket on the TV. Feed the digital audio signal from the TV AUDIO 
DIGITAL OUT to the external amplifier.
Set geometry: as described for the VGA/XGA connection.
VIDEOCOMP. IN AV S  VGA 
DVD
HDMI/DVI AV selection 
VCROK 
VGA/XGA connection
You can connect a PC or a Set Top Box (STB) and therefore use 
the TV screen as an output device.
Connect the PC/STB to the VGA/XGA socket on the TV using a 
VGA cable. 
When connecting to a PC, first set one of the following screen resolutions on 
your PC. 
800x600 60Hz (SVGA) 
1024x768 60Hz (XGA).
When a Set Top Box is connected, set the following screen resolutions according 
to the options of the Set Top Box:
SDTV: 720x576i (PAL), 720x480i (NTSC),
720x576p, 720x480p.
HDTV: 1280x720p, 1920x1080i.
Select the VGA/XGA connection in the AV selection.
Call AV selection
Select VGA socket and use ...
to call.
Start the connected device.
Set geometry
Call the TV menu using the MENU button, select “Geometry“ using  and 
set:
If the picture is not positioned correctly, you can move the picture horizontally 
and vertically here so that it fills the whole screen. You can also set the phase 
position so that the picture appears in the best possible quality. 
Setting colour standard
Call up Image settings (TV menu – Picture). Select “Colour standard“ using 
 and make your selection. 
The colour standard for a connected PC is RGB.
In Set Top Boxes, you usually set Ycc as a colour standard. Other formats such 
as Ypp or RGB can also be output. Please consult the operating instructions of 
the device connected. 
If the wrong standard is selected, you will recognise this by the wrong colours 
in the display.
VIDEO COMP. IN VGA
DVDAV S  HDMI/DVI  AV selection 
VCROK 
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
Sound from PC or Set Top Box
Feed the analogue audio signal from the PC or the STB to the sockets AUDIO IN 
L/R on the TV via a cinch cable. The sound is reproduced via the TV speakers.
If you have connected a digital external audio amplifier, you can select the 
digital audio signal in the connection wizard (TV menu - Connections - New 
devices/modifications) and assign it to the VGA/XGA socket. You can make the 
other settings for the audio amplifier as described for digital amplifiers on page 
35. The digital audio signal of the Set Top Box is fed in at the AUDIO DIGITAL IN 
socket on the TV. Feed the digital audio signal from the TV AUDIO DIGITAL OUT 
to the amplifier.
Component video connection
If you have a DVD player/recorder with Component OUT connec-
tions, you can connect it to the SD/HD-COMPONENT IN sockets 
of the TV instead of to the Euro-AV sockets. The connecting 
cable with three cinch plugs each transmits picture information. 
The playback is of a better quality than via the Euro-AV socket.
You need another cinch cable for the analogue sound transmission. Connect the 
analogue audio outputs of the DVD player to the AUDIO IN L/R sockets on the 
TV set. The sound is reproduced via the TV speakers.
If you want to use the digital sound of the DVD player with a digital audio 
amplifier connected to the TV, make a connection between AUDIO DIG OUT of 
the DVD player and AUDIO DIGITAL IN of the TV set. 
Log in the component/device in the connection wizard: 
Assign the AUDIO DIG IN input here to the COMP. IN socket, provided a digital 
audio amplifier is also connected. You can make the other settings for the audio 
amplifier as described for digital amplifiers on page 35.
Set the signal at the component input in the connection wizard: Set to “Auto-
matic“ first. If the signal is not reproduced when playback is started, consult 
the operating instructions of the DVD device connected to find out what screen 
resolution is possible (SDTV, HDTV or ProScan).
Select the component connection in the AV selection.
Call AV selection
Select COMP. IN sockets and use ...
to call.
Start playback on the connected device.
Set geometry and colour standard: as described for the VGA/XGA connection.
VIDEO 
COMP. IN AV S  VGA
DVD DMI/DVI HDMI/DV AV selection 
VCROK 
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
Set remote control
The specified key combination must be pressed (approx. 5 s) until one of the LEDs  
flashes twice. The remote control can be set for the different devices as follows:
Device    Hot keys
Loewe TV (Chassis L2650) 
 +  
Loewe Centros 11x2   
 + 
Loewe Centros 12x2/21x2  +    Factory setting
Loewe ViewVision DR+ 
 + 
Loewe ViewVision 8106 H  + 
Loewe Auro 2216 PS / 8116 DT  +  
Loewe Xemix 6222 PS  
 + 
Operate Loewe DVD player and recorder
Use the remote control to operate one of the DVD players
Press the DVD button, the display above will light up for ap-
prox. 5 seconds.
Use the remote control to operate a recorder
Press the REC button, the display above will light up for ap-
prox. 5 seconds.
Return to using the remote for the TV
Press TV button.
Every time you press the button, the mode indicator (TV – REC – DVD – RADIO) 
currently selected lights up.
Functions for the Loewe DVD player (Auro 2216 PS, 8116 DT) Functions for the Loewe DVD recorders (Centros 12x2, 21x2, ViewVision DR+)
Sound off/on
Playback V– / V+ Volume down/up
Pause; single frame; slow motion DISC: short: beginning of
chapter/title previous chapter
long: search back
RADIO: short:
fine tuning back long: search back
DISC: chapter up/down;
MENU: select up/down

DISC: search back/forward;
MENU: select left/right DISC: User interface of loaded DVD
Show/hide menu; MENU: close windowDISC: Repeat; RADIO: display
RDS name/frequency of stationSleep timer
DISC: Repeat A-B; 
RADIO: FM/AM-mode LED indicator for current operating mode
no functionSwitch on/off - on stand by
DISC: short: next chapter/title; 
long: search forward
RADIO: short: fine tuning forward; 
long: search forwardBlue button: Set marker
Stop DISC: Status display; 
RADIO: station table;
MENU: hide menu DISC: menu bar
MENU: context helpSelect external audio source
P+/P–
DISC: next/previous chapter; 
RADIO: station forward/backSet TV picture format; 
RADIO: Mono/StereoSelect sound format
DISC: select chapter/title;
RADIO: select stored station;
MENU: enter digits
DISC: Title/Chapter overview; 
RADIO: station table;
MENU: confirm menu selection
Yellow button: Zoom
Red button: DISC: camera positionGreen button:
Title/Chapter selection Switch over to operate TV set
Switch over to operate Recorder
Switch over to operate Auro short: TV Radio Digital; 
long: Auro FM/AM-RadioTV Sound off/on
Playback V– / V+ TV Volume down/up
Pause /single frame PLAY: press short:
Start of current chapter/previous chapter
PLAY: press long: search back
PAUSE: press short: slow motion backMENU: select/set User interface of loaded DVD
MENU: original and playlist
Show/hide menu STOP: Call AV selection
(AV1-AV4,DV,TV)
ViewVision DR+:
PLAY: skip 15 Sec. Timer recording menu;
timer recording list menu
Card Reader operationViewVision DR+: “Home” menu LED indicator for current
operating mode
RecordSwitch on/off - on stand by
PLAY: Press short: next chapter
PLAY: Press long: search forward
PAUSE: Press short: slow motion forwardBlue button: DISC: 
short: Set marker; 
long: Marker search
Stop MENU: hide menuInfo; 
PLAY: menu bar PIP (picture in picture)
P+/P-
PLAY: Next chapter; 
STOP: Select station up/downSTOP: Title list; 
PLAY: Edit thumbnail;
CARD: Photo-, Music-, Film-Mode
ViewVision DR+:
Timeshift Mode TV Sound menu
STOP: Select station directly
MENU: enter numbers or letters
Status display (TV, DVD)
MENU: confirm the menu selection
Yellow button: Zoom
Red button: new chapter markerGreen button: ShowView menuSwitch over to operate TV set
Switch over to operate Recorder
Switch over to operate DVD-PlayerTV-Radio Digital
ViewVision DR+: 
STOP: Call AV selection
 
						

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Operating additional equipment
Rotating the TV set
Individual / Individual Selection sets have a connection for a rotating stand con-
trol. If the TV set is mounted on a motor unit, you can use the remote control to 
adjust it to your seating location accordingly.
Rotate the TV set when no menu or PIP is being displayed.
Note: Make sure there are no objects in the TV’s area of rotation that might 
obstruct the rotation or be knocked down due to the rotating motion.
Setting the range of rotation (basic adjustment)
Here you can determine the range of rotation maximum +/- 40 degrees) of the 
TV set by adjusting the maximum right and left stop. 
Call up the TV menu.
Select “Settings” with .
Select the menu line below with  and select  
“Miscellaneous” with .
Select the menu line below with  and select  
“Rotate TV” with .
Select the menu line below with  and select  
“Basic adjustment” with ...
... and confirm with OK.
Turn your TV with as far to the right as the location of the 
set allows. This will be the maximum right hand position in 
future.
Confirm with OK.Turn your TV with as far to the left as the location of the set 
allows. This will be the maximum left hand position in future.
End the basic adjustment with OK.
Close the menu.
Setting the position of the TV set when switched off
You can set the position the TV set is to assume once it is switched off (switch-
off position must be activated for this):
Call the menu item “Activate switch-off position” in the 
 TV menu – Settings – Miscellaneous – Rotate TV.
Move down with and select “yes” with .
Move up with and select “Set switch-off position” with .
use OK to go down and use the  arrow buttons to set the 
desired switch-off position. The TV set rotates in the process.
use OK to save the position set.
Close the menu.
If the TV set is switched off using the on/off button 
 on the remote control or 
by using the indicator field on the set, the set will rotate to the position defined.
When it is switched back on, it returns to the position last set manually.
INFO END 
OK 
Set switch-off positionTV menu 
Settings 
Miscellaneous 
Rotate TV 
Adopt   0 
INFO END Activate switch-off position
yesTV menu
Settings
Miscellaneous
Rotate TV
no 
Picture adjustment        ...
INFO END SettingsConnections RecordingSound TV menu Picture 
INFO END 
Stations                ...TV menu 
Settings 
Conne
ections Recording
Sound Picture 
INFO END 
On-screen displays          ...Channels
 Parental lock
Timer functionsLan
nguageTV menu 
Settings 
Miscellaneous
INFO END 
Activate switch-off position      ... Time and date On-screen displays
Rotate TV 
D TV menu 
Settings 
Miscellaneous 
INFO END OK Set switch-off position 
Activate switch TV menu 
Settings 
Miscellaneous 
Rotate TV 
 0 Basic adjustment osition 
INFO END Activate switch-off position 
Set switch-off position TV menu 
Settings 
Miscellaneous 
Rotate TV 
no       ... Basic adjustme
END OK Activate switch-off position Set switch TV menu 
Settings 
Miscellaneous 
Rotate TV 
Basic adjustment osition 
END 
OK Proceed 
Rotate TV 
Basic adjustment
24 
END 
OK End of basic adjustment 
Rotate TV
Basic adjustment
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What to do, if ...
Problem Possible cause Remedy
The “Recording” menu point is not displayed in the 
TV menu.No video or DVD recorder logged in. Log in the video or DVD recorder in the connection 
wizard and connect the device.
“Connections” cannot be called in the TV menu 
(deactivated).A time recording is in progress. Wait until the timer recording has ended or delete the 
timer.
The control of the Loewe video recorder and the 
timer do not work or do not work properly.a)  The Digital Link function is not activated or not 
possible in the recorder.
b)  Euro-AV cable is not connected.
c)  Recorder is not logged in.a)  Activate Digital Link in the recorder (see operating 
instructions of the video recorder).
b)  Connect the Euro-AV cable.
c)  Log in recorder.
General problems with connecting external equip-
ment via an AV input.a)   The device is not logged in to the connection 
wizard or is connected differently than is shown 
in the connection diagram.
b)   The AV norm is set incorrectly.
c)  The AV signal is set incorrectly.a)   In the connection wizard (TV menu – Connec-
tions – New devices/modifications), compare the 
connection diagram with the actual installation 
and connect as shown, if necessary.
b)  Set the norm correctly.
c)  Set the AV signal correctly.
If “Automatic” is set for AV norm or AV signal, this 
can lead to errors for signals which do not conform 
to the norm. Then the norm and the signal are to be 
set according to the specifications in the operating 
instructions of the external device.
A decoder connection does not function or is faulty. a)  The signal is not decoded because the wrong 
decoder stations are selected in the connection 
wizard. 
b)  The sound is missing in decoder mode because 
the wrong decoder sound is assigned in the con-
nection wizard.a)  Follow the instructions in the connection wizard 
again (TV menu – Connections – New devices/
modifications) and select the corresponding 
decoder station.
b)  Follow the instructions in the connection wizard 
again and select the right audio source (decoder, 
TV or autom.), see instructions of the decoder.
All menus appear in the wrong language. Menu language has been set incorrectly. Set your menu language:
Press the INFO button in TV mode (index). Select the 
first index item and call it by using OK. Then select 
the language and confirm with OK.