Hyundai HQL170WR Zero, which causes the programmed time to be erased, Cable broadcasting receiver

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Auto On does not work.

Ensure to use the remote control or power button on the product to turn off your

 

TV. If you unplug the power cord, the stand-by consumption power becomes 0

 

(zero), which causes the programmed time to be erased.

After setting the time,

Ensure to use the remote control or power button on the product to turn off your

I turned TV off and turn it on.

TV. If you unplug the power cord, the stand-by consumption power becomes 0

The programmed information

(zero), which causes the programmed time to be erased.

has been erased.

 

Audio Problems

 

Symptom

Possible solution

Too much noise occurs.

Check whether the audio setting is in the Stereo mode. In the Stereo mode, the

 

sound may be distorted in the area where experiences poor reception or is

 

located far away from a TV broadcasting station.

No sound while viewing a

Make sure an audio or audio/video component is securely inserted into the

cable channel

appropriate jacks. Check other channels for sound. Check the volume settings on

 

the cable broadcasting receiver.

Picture is OK but sound does

Try to press volume up/volume down buttons of your remote control.

not come out.

 

One of the speakers does not

Select sound balance and make proper adjustment. (Page 41)

produce sound.

Check the speaker connection cables.

General

 

Symptom

Possible solution

Remote control won't work.

Check whether there is a blocking object between the remote control and LCD TV.

 

Make sure your LCD TV is Power On. (In case of normal, LED on the front panel is

 

in Red.)

 

Check whether batteries are inserted with proper polarities(+, -).

 

When the batteries are worn out, replace with new ones.

Where does the S-Video

Connect the two Audio jacks from the S-Video cable to the left and right ports on

cable plug in for audio

the Composite.

output?

 

Strange noises are heard.

Ticking noise during or after watching is caused by the change of ambient

 

environment such as humidity and temperature, which is characterized by plastic

 

products. Strange ticking noise occurs because a signal is suddenly transmitted

 

to the LCD panel. So, this is not a malfunction.

I tried to use the TV screen

Adjust the resolution referring to the standard signal mode table. Check the

as a PC monitor

specification of your video card installed in your PC. If your video card does not

but it doesn’t work.

work in supported hardware. Try upgrading the video card’s driver.

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Contents Users Guide FCC Information Declaration of Conformity Cause Important TipsPrevention Precaution Image Sticking PrecautionWide, 43 aspect ratio Box or Still image You can display teletext information at any time on your TV FeaturesTable of Contents Safety Precaution Or small support There is poor air circulation Firmly plug in the power cord so that it does not pull outDo not use a damaged power cord or plug, or loose outlet Do not install on an unstable placeDo not block ventilating slits Never attempt to open, fix, or modify the LCD TVDo not install the product on the floor Do not allow children to climb or play on the LCD TV Unplug when you do not use your LCD TV for a long time+ and marks in the battery compartment Contents of the Package Kensington Technology Group How to Use the Kensington Security SlotConnect your cables to the terminals Rear How to Use the Rear Cap and Cable HolderHow to Adjust the View Angle Plastic Anchor 4 EA How To Install Wall Mount SupportParts configuration chart Angle AdjustmentOptionInstallation Method How To Install Wall Mount FrameUnscrew screws fastened on 4 spots on the stand of LCD TV Front View Video input terminal Power input terminalANT. input SUB input terminalUse this button to turn the sound off completely Sound Swap is only available when in PIP/POP modeUse this button to select or adjust each item of menu Use this button to turn the TV set on or offTeletext & Fastext Function  How to Insert Batteries in Remote ControlGeneral Information U N DA I LC D CO LO R T Turn on your LCD TV and press Main or Connecting Indoor/Outdoor TV AntennaUHF/VHFConnections Receiver and Audio input terminal of LCD TV Connecting a VCR, Cable/Satellite ReceiverVideo/S-Video input terminal of LCD TV Connect cables and terminal in the same colorsFor DTV/DVD Audio on the rear of LCD TV Connecting a DTV Receiver or DVD PlayerPlaying Back a Tape Recorded On a Camcorder LCD TV Connecting to a PCResolution Horizontal frequencykHz Vertical frequencyHz Resolutions Supported in PCScart Connection to the External Input/Output This end can be fitted with a Scart connectorPIN Signal Scart Pin SpecificationsPicture Setup Users can select Standard User Dynamic Mild in order How to Select the Picture ModeDynamic For a clear display Mild For a soft display ButtonPress Menu button How to Set the Desired PictureUsers can manually adjust the picture in their own ways Press Left and Right buttons to adjustOFF Middle Strong How to Set Noise ReductionHow to Set POP Mode How to Set PIP ModeSupported PIP Table How to Set Multi ModePress Still button How to Freeze PictureSupported POP Table User can temporarily stop the playing pictureNormal Zoom 169 HQL200NR Normal Panorama Zoom 43 HQL170WR How to Select the Aspect RatioGeneral broadcast picture size Audio Setup Press Left and Right buttons to select How to Select the Volume, Balance and MuteUsers can adjust sound mode automatically as users want How to Set the Audio ModeEqualizeUsers can select Standard Music Movie News User in order Users can manually adjust the sound in thier own ways How to Set the Desired AudioHz 500 Hz 1.5 kHz 5 kHz 10 kHz Listening to stereo sound How to Listen to Stereo Sound / Dual SoundNicam How to Select the Surround How to Select AVL Press the button How to Select the Sound SwapAudio Setup PC Setup This function is available only with the PC mode How to Select the Color ModeHow to Select the Auto Adjust How to Set the Geometry TV Setup TV Setup How to Store Program AutomaticallyPress Up and Down buttons to move to Name How to Set Manual StoreGo to step Change the program number from 5 to From Current Program Number To Change Program NumberPress Up and Down buttons to move to Program No How to Directly Select the PR ListPress PR Edit button PR list items appear on the screenOption Setup English Français Deutsch Español Italiano Choosing Your LanguageHow to Set OSDOn-Screen-Display Display Time Users can select background type on On-Screen-Display How to Select the OSD BackgroundHow To Directly Select Sleep Press button How to Set Sleep TimeIf the Exit button is pressed, the menu disappears Press Left and Right buttons to set the Minute How to Set ClockPress Left and Right buttons to set to Program No How to Set On /Off TimePress Left and Right buttons to set to Hour Press Left and Right buttons to set to MinuteCursors are moved to OFF Time Press Left and Right buttons to adjust VolumeOff Once Always How to Set Key-LockDisplaying Information Press Info button Teletext OSDOn-Screen-Display Picture Teletext FeatureSelecting Display Options Displaying the Teletext InformationDisplays the previous Displays the nextAppendix Symptom Possible solution TroubleshootingLocated far away from a TV broadcasting station Select sound balance and make proper adjustment.When the batteries are worn out, replace with new ones Zero, which causes the programmed time to be erasedCleaning Inside Care and CleaningCabinet Cleaning 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HQL170WR, HQL200NR specifications

Hyundai has made significant strides in the automotive market with the release of its latest models, the HQL200NR and HQL170WR. Both vehicles are designed with modern features, technologies, and characteristics that cater to drivers looking for reliability, performance, and comfort.

The Hyundai HQL200NR is a robust vehicle aimed at those who require strength and durability. It comes powered by a highly efficient engine, providing a balance between performance and fuel efficiency. One of the standout features of the HQL200NR is its impressive payload capacity, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks and demanding environments. The cabin is designed with comfort in mind, featuring ergonomic seating and ample storage options to enhance driver and passenger convenience.

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On the other hand, the HQL170WR offers a more compact alternative while still providing excellent performance. It is powered by a fuel-efficient engine, which is designed to optimize fuel consumption while delivering adequate power for city driving and occasional highway trips. The HQL170WR emphasizes agility and ease of handling, making it an excellent choice for urban environments.

This model also features an array of technological advancements, including a rearview camera and parking sensors, which simplify parking and maneuvering in tight spaces. Inside, the HQL170WR is equipped with user-friendly controls and a modern dashboard, enhancing the overall driving experience.

Both models emphasize a commitment to sustainability, with engine technologies designed to reduce emissions. Hyundai's dedication to eco-friendly practices is evident in both vehicles, which adhere to stringent environmental regulations.

In summary, the Hyundai HQL200NR and HQL170WR are representatives of the brand's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. They combine utility, efficiency, and advanced technology, ensuring that they meet the demands of various drivers while offering a blend of comfort and safety that is becoming synonymous with the Hyundai brand.
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