Packard Bell Smart TV32 Mode D'emploi page 8

IR Blaster
An infrared signal received by the Smart
TV32 (from a remote control) may be
transmitted to a set-top box or similar
IR blaster
device using an
Connect the cable to the port below the
SCART connector, then use
adhesive pad on the IR blaster cable to
attach the end of the cable to the remote control receiver window on
the device, which may then be hidden or installed in another
location.
Connecting Surround Sound Speakers
If you have a set of Surround Sound speakers (5.1 or 7.1) you may
connect them to the Smart TV32 via an amplifier.
A compatible amplifier may be connected to the orange RCA
connector (S/PDIF output). This connector provides a 5.1 or a 7.1
audio signal (depending on the sound source and settings used).
Alternatively, multiple pairs of amplified speakers may be connected
to the four 3.5mm audio outputs on the underside of the computer
(green, orange, grey and black - the Smart TV32 speakers should
already be connected to the green Line-out jack).
These connections are only used by devices using Windows
Media Center for playback. External devices (such as a
games console) must be connected directly to an amplifier or
other dedicated speakers to benefit from surround sound - if
the device uses the Smart TV32 audio connection only the
built-in stereo speakers will be used.
Alternative Source Signals (Video and Audio)
Many of the functions of the Smart TV32 are handled through the
Windows Media Center
interface. However certain devices (such as
a games console or an HDMI compatible player may use the alter-
native source connectors to access the screen and speakers directly.
The connectors at the top of the
left-hand side of the Smart TV32
allow you to connect these alter-
native sources. These are:
A. RCA audio (A1) and Compo-
nent video (A2).
B. HDMI video/audio.
C. SCART video/audio (see
Connecting a Games Console
(or similar device) , below).
The audio connection provided by these connectors uses the
Smart TV32's stereo speakers. It you wish to use a different
sound output (such as an amplifier), you should separate the
audio and video signals with an appropriate cable and con-
nect the audio signal directly to the alternative device.
The connection provided by the second SCART connector is
for devices that provide television signals, see Connecting a
Set-top box, above.
Changing the Source Signal
Use the Source button on the remote
control (or front panel) to change the
source signal shown on the screen.
HDMI - Uses an HDMI signal connected to
the HDMI port.
YPbPr - Uses the Component Video and
RCA audio connections .
SCART (x3) - Three SCART modes are
available, depending on the type of signal
being used. Select the option that gives the best image quality.
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A1
A2
B
C
TV/PC
PC - Activates mode and displays either the television, the
Windows Media Center interface or the Windows desktop.
Please complete the Smart TV32 installation before using
the source button.
Connecting a Games Console (or similar device)
A dedicated SCART connector allows you to use the Smart TV32
screen directly. This provides the fastest response times for the best
gaming experience.
If you require stereo sound from the games console, the SCART
connection may be used to carry the audio signal.
Starting the Packard Bell Smart TV32
Power Button
Press the (on the
left side) to turn on the Smart
TV32. The first time you start
the Smart TV32, you will be
guided through several steps to
ensure that the Smart TV32
functions at it's best.
Welcome to Microsoft Windows
The
some information with Microsoft, and then the
tration
section allows you to do the same with Packard Bell. These
steps may help you if you need to contact either organisation in the
future.
You may use the mouse, keyboard or remote control to complete
these steps. Make sure that the devices have been 'matched' to the
Smart TV32 (with the Connect buttons, see page 7). Use the mouse
or remote control to move the cursor, and left-click or use the OK
button to make selections. If you need more practice to master the
remote control or mouse, you may use the keyboard to select
Tab
options: Use the key to move between options, the
Enter
select an option and the key to confirm a selection.
When you have finished entering this initial information,
Media Center
will start. You will be asked some questions that will
allow you to use the Smart TV32 in the best possible conditions.
Please refer to the Operating Guide
Turning off the Smart TV32:
The Smart TV32 features a Standby power mode that
quickly turns on and off the Smart TV32 during day-to-day
use. Use the remote control power button or the Standby
button on the front of the Smart TV32 to enter or exit
Standby mode.
If you use the main power button (on the left side) to power-off
the Smart TV32, it will not make programmed recordings while
it is off and may take several minutes to display a television image
after being turned on.
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for further information.