haier L26A16 - Manual (Page 5)

Table of Contents
Accessories
Remote controller User's manual Alkaline battery(AA) 2 Power cable
STILL STILL
SLEEP SLEEP PIP PIP
TV/AV TV/AV
P.STD P.STD S.STD S.STD
H.LOCK H.LOCK
CH.LIST CH.LIST EXIT EXIT
SCAN SCAN
SWAP SWAP
TIMER TIMER ZOOM ZOOM
ABC@ ABC@ DEF DEF
JKL% JKL% GHI$ GHI$ MNO MNO
STUV STUV POR& POR& WXYZ WXYZ
*#() *#()
MUTE MUTE
DISPLAY DISPLAY
CH+ CH+
CH- CH-
VOL- VOL- VOL+ VOL+ MENU MENU
Warning
Important Safety Instructions................
Buttons and interface location..............
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Function introduction
Effective range
External Equipment Connections ........
Switching ON/OFF the TV set...........
Choose the Menu Language.............
Tuning menu
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Manual ..............................
AFT(Auto Fine Tuning).....................
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Skip
Program swap.................................
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Choose the Input Source.................
Program Table ........................
How to select the desired program.......
Front control panel
Rear control panel.......
Remote controller
Keys of remote controller
Operation
Set up your TV...................................
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Auto search........................
search..
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Edit Name
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Picture Adjustment
T ............................................
Lock setup..............................................
Teletext functions....................................
Maintenance...........................................
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Adjustment Sound ...................................
ime setting
Function menu........................................
Adjust menu ...........................................
Other functions.......................................
Specifications and functions
Troubleshooting
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