Kimex 160-4075T Manuel D'utilisation page 76

Control Buttons on the Display
1. Operating system settings menu
2.
Source menu
3. Enable / Disable touch screen
4. Volume +
5.
Volume -
6. Quick standby (*) / Standby (*) / On
(*) If the Power Mode option (to be found in the Display Settings > Options > Power Up Settings menu) is turned off (Eco
mode), the Display will switch into standby mode when the Standby button is pressed.
Turning the Display On/Off
Connect power
IMPORTANT: The Display is designed to operate on 110-240V AC, 50/60 Hz socket.
After unpacking, allow the Display to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect it to the mains.
Plug the power cord into the mains socket outlet.
For models with detachable power cord
Plug one end (female connector - C13) of the supplied detachable power cord into the power cord inlet (AC IN)
on the rear side of the TV. Then plug the other end of the power cord into the mains socket outlet.
Turn on the power switch on the Display - position "1" (
the power LED will light up.
To switch on the Display
If the Display is in standby mode or quick standby mode, the power LED lights up. To switch on the Display either
press the Standby button on the remote control or on the front side of the Display. The Display will then switch on.
To switch the Display into standby mode
In order to switch the Display into standby mode press and hold the Standby button on the remote control.
Power off dialogue will appear on the screen. Highlight OK and press the OK button. The Display will switch
into standby mode.
To switch the Display into quick standby mode
In order to switch the Display into quick standby mode either press the Standby button on the remote control
or on the Display. Press the button again to go back to operating mode.
Note: If the Power Mode option (to be found in the Display Settings > Options > Power Up Settings menu) is turned off
(Eco mode), the Display will switch into standby mode when the Standby button is pressed.
Vol
). The Display will switch into standby mode and
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