32" LED HDTV - TE3219B
Enjoy sharp, colorful pictures in HD.
Enjoy sharp, colorful pictures in HD. A multitude of connections, including HDMI, make it easy to connect a DVD player, video game system, PC, and more. Play photo slideshows and MP3 music from a USB thumb drive.
- 32" DLED display
- HDMI supports: 720p, 1080i, 1080p
- 1366 x 768 native resolution
- 720p HDTV
- Aspect ratio: 16:9, 4:3, Zoom, Cinema
- Dynamic contrast: 10,000:1
- Brightness: 200cd/m²
- Max color: 16.7 million
- Contrast: 1200:1
- Response time: <20ms
- Viewing angle: 176°H, 176°V
- ATSC/NTSC tuner
- Progressive scan
- V-chip - parental controls/viewer controls
- Multi-language on-screen display
- Auto-scan
- Electronic program guide
- Sleep timer
- Closed captioning
- Digital volume control
- 3 HDMI inputs
- Component video input
- VGA PC video input
- Composite video input
- USB port: supports JPEG, MP3 file formats and firmware updates
- Optical digital audio output
- RCA stereo audio inputs
- RCA stereo audio outputs
- 3.5mm PC audio input
- RF input
- Stereo headphone jack
- Built-in stereo speakers
- Full-function remote
- Wall mountable
- Dual Voltage: 220V/50Hz, 120V/60Hz
- AC power: built-in AC power cable
- Dimensions: 28.8 x 2.9 x 17.3
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How do I scan the channels for this television?
- After you have connected the television to a power source and an antenna or cable source, press the Power Button to turn the television ON
- Press the Source Button to select TV mode
- Press the Menu Button to access the setup menu.
- Press the Remote Navigation Buttons (◄/►) to select the Channel preferences
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Adjust the Air/Cable settings: Air if connected to a roof mounted or amplified antenna. Cable if you have connected cable or satellite receiver.
- Press the Remote Navigation Buttons (▲/►/▼/◄/Enter) to select Auto Scan; Press Enter.
Note: The Auto scan will take several minuets to complete, directional tuning of antenna and line of sight are factors of digital signal reception. Please visit http://www.dtv.gov for further details.
I have my television connected to a cable service but I am not receiving all of my broadcast channels?
This problem occurs when the television is not set to the cable setting which limits the amount of channels being received.
- After you have connected the television to a power source and cable provider, press the Power Button to turn the television ON.
- Press the Source Button to switch to TV Mode.
- Press the Menu Button to access the televisions preferences and setup menu.
- Press the Remote Navigation Buttons (◄/►) to select the Channel preferences.
- Adjust the Air/Cable setting to Cable if you have connected directly to a cable outlet.
- Press the Remote Navigation Buttons (▲/▼) to select Auto Scan and press the Enter Button to start the Auto Scan.
* NOTE COMCAST CABLE SUBSCRIBERS
Comcast Cable has recently implemented a "Digital Migration" for subscribers. If you are experiencing channel blackouts after scanning the cable setting of your television, you may need addition equipment from Comcast to view channels. Please contact Comcast Cable for further details.
Do I need to use an antenna if I don’t have cable/satellite service for my television?
Yes you will need an antenna if you do not have cable/satellite service. An antenna is required to receive over the air broadcast signals.
What is the code for this television so that I may use it with a universal remote control?
Our remote code may not be available from your service provider. Your Cable/Satellite company assigns each TV manufacturer a code for their remotes. This code is not the same from one provider to the next, please contact your service provider for updated remote code information or ask them to add your GPX code to their remote database.
An alternative solution is to try to use the code scan function on the Cable/Satellite providers remote. Our TV code may be similar to another manufacturers TV, the code scan might lock onto a code that works.
