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Fixed Table Stand Assembly for Model L26HDF11TA / L24HDF11TA
If you are mounting your TV to the wall, rst remove the table stand attached to the back of the TV (See
Step 2 above).
Step 2
Remove the table stand which is
attached to the back of the TV. Use a
screwdriver to remove the three M4
st-screws securing it to the TV.
Step 1
Remove the TV bag and place it on a
large, at surface such as a table or
countertop. Remove the TV from the
carton and place it face down on the
TV bag (see Figure 1). Be sure that the
TV is face down to avoid scratching the
screen.
Step 3
Attach the table stand to the
bottom of the TV cabinet. To do
this, use a screwdriver to tighten
the three M4 st-screws.
Mounting Your TV to the Wall
The VESA number is the horizontal and vertical measurement of the mounting holes. For example,
200x100 refers to the fact that the mounting measurements are 200mm horizontally and 100mm
vertically.
Notes: Follow the directions included with the wall mount to mount the TV to the wall.
Caution: Your wall mount must be able to bear a minimum of ve times the TV’s net weight to avoid causing damage.
To mount your TV to the wall, purchase a VESA wall mount.
Models L24HDF11TA / L26HDF11TA /
L32HDF11TA
Purchase a VESA 200 x 100, M4 screw

Table of Contents

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TCL L32HDF11TA Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTCL
ModelL32HDF11TA
CategoryLCD TV
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

Safety Precautions and Warnings

Covers CAUTION and WARNING notices for safe operation and potential hazards.

Product Registration and Information

Details on registering the product and keeping purchase information for warranty.

Important Safety Instructions

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup

Before Initial Setup and Safety

Pre-connection checks, power surge protection, and general safety guidelines.

Supplied Parts and Interference Avoidance

Lists included items and tips to prevent audio/visual interference.

Attaching the TV to the Table Stand

Mounting Your TV to the Wall

TV Jacks and Rear Panel Connections

Side Input Jacks and Panel Buttons

Obtaining the Signal

Signal Source Requirements

Information on connecting antennas or cable services for signal reception.

Choosing Your TV Connections

Connecting Video Components

Connecting HDMI and DVI Devices

PC Connection and Initial Power-up

PC Connection and Setup

Guide for connecting a computer and using the TV as a monitor.

Initial TV Power-Up and Setup

Procedures for plugging in the TV, inserting remote batteries, and turning it on.

Completing the Initial TV Setup

Menu Language and TV Location Settings

Setting the preferred language and TV location mode (Home/Retail).

Time Zone Configuration

Selecting the correct local time zone for accurate time display.

Channel Scanning Procedures

Auto Channel Scan Process

Steps for automatically scanning for available TV channels.

Skipping the Channel Scan

How to skip the auto-scan and rescan later.

Chapter 2: Understanding the Basics

TV Operation: On/Off and Input Selection

Basic functions for turning the TV on/off and switching input sources.

Channel Tuning and Volume Adjustment

How to select channels and adjust volume, including mute function.

Screen Formats and Channel Banner

Screen Display Formats

Explanation of different picture aspect ratios and how to change them.

Channel Banner Information

Details on the on-screen channel information display.

Chapter 3: Using the Remote Control

Remote Control Button Functions

Detailed explanation of each button on the remote control.

Using the TV Menu System

Navigating TV Menus

General guide on how to access and navigate TV menu options.

Picture Menu and Settings

Adjusting picture quality settings like brightness and sharpness.

Expert Picture Settings

Advanced controls for contrast, black level, and color.

Advanced Picture and PC Settings

Advanced Settings: Light Sensor, Backlight, Noise Reduction

Optimizing picture based on ambient light and signal quality.

PC Settings and Resetting Picture Defaults

Adjusting settings for PC input and restoring picture defaults.

Sound Menu Operations

Equalizer, Balance, and Surround Sound

Adjusting audio frequencies, speaker balance, and surround effects.

Speaker, SPDIF, and Auto Volume Control

Managing speaker output, digital audio format, and volume leveling.

Analog TV Sound Modes

Selecting Mono, Stereo, or SAP for analog audio signals.

Setup Menu Configuration Options

Signal Type and Channel Scanning

Setting signal source and performing automatic channel searches.

Audio Language and Setup Menu Access

Selecting default audio language and navigating setup options.

Channel List Management

Channel Skip Functionality

Hiding specific channels from the channel list.

Editing Analog Channel Names

Customizing labels for analog channels.

Input Source Management

Skipping Unused Video Inputs

Removing inputs from the channel list to simplify browsing.

Labeling Video Input Sources

Assigning custom names to input sources for easy identification.

Closed Captioning Settings

Closed Caption Display Options

Configuring closed caption display and style for better accessibility.

Time and Zone Settings

Time Zone Selection

Choosing the correct local time zone for the TV.

Time, Date, and Timer Setup

Setting the current time, date, and power timers.

System Reset and Parental Controls

Resetting All TV Settings

Restoring all TV settings to factory defaults.

Parental Controls and V-Chip Setup

Introduction to blocking content and setting up V-Chip.

V-Chip Password Management

Creating, changing, or resetting the V-Chip password.

Parental Control Features

Channel and Button Blocking

Blocking specific channels or side panel buttons.

V-Chip Rating Enable

Activating V-Chip ratings to enforce content limits.

V-Chip Rating Screen and Content Blocking

US V-Chip TV Ratings Configuration

Setting age-based rating limits for US TV programs.

Blocking Specific Content Themes

Filtering programs based on content themes like violence or language.

V-Chip Movie Rating Limits and Canadian Ratings

US V-Chip Movie Rating Limits

Setting movie rating limits for US films.

Blocking Canada V-Chip Ratings

Applying V-Chip rating blocks for Canadian programs.

Advanced V-Chip and Language Settings

Unrated/Exempt Programs and Data Reset

Managing unrated programs and resetting V-Chip data.

Input Block and Language Menu

Blocking inputs and changing menu language preferences.

USB Menu Operations

Media Playback and Thumbnail Size

Playing audio/photo files and adjusting thumbnail display.

USB Connection and Access

Connecting USB devices and accessing them via the USB menu.

Chapter 5: Other Information

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Answers to common user queries about TV features and operation.

Troubleshooting Common TV Issues

TV Power, Picture, and Sound Problems

Solutions for issues like TV not turning on or having no picture/sound.

Picture Quality and Screen Blank Issues

Addressing poor picture quality, blank screens, and connection checks.

Advanced Troubleshooting Scenarios

Remote, Side Panel, and Power Issues

Resolving problems with remote control, side buttons, and unexpected power off.

Channel Selection and HDMI Connection Issues

Fixing channel selection problems and HDMI/DVI connection errors.

Troubleshooting Remote Controls and V-Chip

Remote Control and V-Chip Functionality

Troubleshooting remote failures and V-Chip rating limitations.

TV Rebooting and Care Instructions

Steps for rebooting the TV and guidelines for cleaning.

V-Chip Rating System Explanations

US V-Chip Rating System Details

Explanation of US age-based ratings and content themes.

Canadian English V-Chip Rating System

Overview of Canadian English V-Chip ratings for content blocking.

Canadian French V-Chip Ratings and Specifications

Canadian French V-Chip Rating System

Explanation of Canadian French V-Chip ratings.

Television Technical Specifications

Key technical details of the TV, including broadcasting systems.

TTE Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage, Service, and Exclusions

Details on what the warranty covers, how to get service, and what is excluded.

Warranty Legal Aspects and State Law

Product Registration and Warranty Limitations

Product registration process and limitations of the warranty.

How State Law Relates to Warranty

Information on how state laws affect warranty rights and limitations.

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