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Connecting an MHL-enabled device

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Insignia 39" LED TV Connecting an MHL-enabled device You can connect an MHL-enabled device, such as a cell phone or Roku Streaming Stick™, and view your device's screen on your TV. On your TV Side of TV MHL-enabled device HDMI cable connector MHL cable HDMI 2/MHL jack To connect an MHL-enabled device: 1 Connect the small connector on an MHL cable (not provided) to the micro USB port on the MHL-enabled device. 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the HDMI 2/MHL jack on the side of your TV. 3 Turn on the MHL-enabled device. 4 If your TV is turned on, press ENTER when a message appears. Your MHL-enabled device's menu opens. OR If your TV is turned off, turn on your TV. Press (home). Your MHL-enabled device's menu opens. Notes You can also switch to MHL mode by: • Pressing INPUT and selecting HDMI 2 (MHL/ACC) • Pressing MENU and selecting MHL/ACC For instructions on using your MHL-enabled device, see "Using an MHL-enabled device or Roku Streaming Stick" on page 62. www.insigniaproducts.com 22

Section	Page
CHILD SAFETY	6
Important Safety Instructions	7
WARNING	7
Electric shock hazard	7
Lightning	7
Power lines	7
Handling the LCD panel	7
Replacement parts	7
Safety check	8
Power source	8
Servicing	8
CAUTION	8
Damage requiring service	8
Outdoor antenna grounding	8
Note to CATV system installer	8
Condensation	8
Mobile telephone warning	8
End of life directives	8
Non-active pixels	8
Introduction	9
MHL™	9
INlink	9
DTS Sound™	9
Installing the stand or wall-mount bracket	10
Installing the stand	10
Installing a wall-mount bracket	12
TV components	13
Package contents	13
Front	13
Side	13
Back	14
Remote control	15
What connection should I use?	16
Connecting a cable or satellite box	17
Using HDMI (best)	17
Using DVI (same as HDMI but requires an audio connection)	18
Using component video (better)	19
Using composite video (good)	20
Using coaxial (good)	21
Connecting an antenna or cable TV (no box)	22
Connecting a DVD or Blu-ray player	23
Using HDMI (best)	23
Using DVI (same as HDMI but requires an audio connection)	24
Using component video (better)	25
Using composite video (good)	26
Connecting an MHL-enabled device	27
Connecting a game console	28
Using HDMI (best)	28
Using component video (better)	29
Using composite video (good)	30
Connecting a computer	31
Using VGA (most common)	31
Using HDMI (best)	32
Using DVI (same as HDMI but requires an audio connection)	33
Connecting a USB flash drive	34
Connecting headphones	35
Connecting a basic home theater system	36
Using digital audio	36
Using analog audio	37
Connecting a home theater system with multiple devices	38
Connecting power	39
Using the remote control	40
Installing remote control batteries	40
Aiming the remote control	40
Turning on your TV for the first time	41
Understanding the basics	43
Turning your TV on or off	43
Selecting the video input source	43
On-screen menu overview	44
Navigating the menus	44
Selecting a channel	45
Adjusting the volume	45
Viewing channel information	45
Adjusting the picture	45
Adjusting the TV picture	45
Setting the power on picture mode	47
Adjusting the computer image	47
Adjusting the sound	48
Adjusting sound settings	48
Selecting the audio out mode	49
Playing TV audio only	49
Changing channel settings	50
Automatically scanning for channels	50
Hiding channels	51
Setting up a favorite channel list	52
Viewing a favorite channel	52
Adding or changing a channel label	52
Checking the digital signal strength	53
Automatically adjusting the aspect ratio	53
Setting parental controls	54
Setting or changing the password	54
Locking control buttons	55
Blocking unrated TV	55
Setting parental control levels	56
U.S. rating levels	56
Canadian rating levels	56
Downloading rating information	57
Using closed captioning	58
Turning closed captioning on or off	58
Selecting the analog closed captioning mode	59
Selecting the digital closed captioning mode	59
Customizing digital closed captioning settings	60
Adjusting time settings	61
Setting the clock	61
Setting the sleep timer	62
Adjusting menu settings	62
Selecting the menu language	62
Labeling an input source	63
Turning Input Sensor on or off	63
Using INlink	64
Turning INlink on or off	64
Turning Device Auto Power Off on or off	64
Turning TV Auto Power On on or off	65
Turning Audio Receiver on or off	65
Displaying a list of INlink-compatible (HDMI CEC) devices	66
Waking INlink-compatible (HDMI CEC) devices	66
Opening an INlink-compatible device’s root menu	67
Using an MHL-enabled device or Roku Streaming Stick	67
Using an MHL-enabled device	67
Using a Roku Streaming Stick	68
Using a USB flash drive	69
Switching to USB mode	69
Browsing photos	70
Viewing favorite photos	71
Viewing photos in a slideshow	71
Customizing slideshow settings	72
Maintaining	72
Cleaning the TV cabinet	72
Cleaning the TV screen	72
Troubleshooting	73
Restoring settings to the defaults	73
Viewing system information	73
Video and audio	73
Remote control	76
General	76
MHL-enabled device or Roku Streaming Stick	77
INlink (CEC-compatible) device	78
Specifications	80
Dimensions and weight	80
Screen	80
Display resolutions	80
Tuner	80
Inputs	80
Outputs	80
Audio	80
Power	80
Miscellaneous	80
Programming universal remote controls	81
Common universal remote control codes	81
Insignia TV codes for universal remote controls (for all Insignia TVs manufactured after Jan. 1, 2007)	81
Legal notices	82
FCC Statement	82
Warning	82
Cables	82
Canadian Notice	82
IC Statement	82
Dolby License Notice and Trademark Acknowledgement	82
HDMI	82
DTS Sound™	82
MHL™ (Mobile High-Definition Link)	82
Energy Star	82
One-year limited warranty - Insignia Televisions	83
Definitions:	83
How long does the coverage last?	83
What does this warranty cover?	83
How to obtain warranty service?	83
Where is the warranty valid?	83