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3D FUNCTION
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Important information about the
3D function
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Keep a sufficient distance from the television.
The optimum distance is three times the
height of the screen. Watching 3D films from
a close distance for a long time could impair
your vision.
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Never use the 3D function for longer than
3 hours without a break.
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It is essential that you supervise children
watching a 3D programme to prevent dam-
age to their health. Children under 6 years
should not watch 3D content because their
spatial vision is not yet completely developed.
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Watching 3D movies with 3D shutter glasses
for long durations may cause headaches or
fatigue. Stop watching if you get a head-
ache, feel dizzy or generally unwell.
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Do not use the 3D function if you are anx-
ious, sleepy or overtired.
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If you or a member of your family suffers
with epilepsy, you should consult your doc-
tor before watching 3D films.
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If, when watching a 3D film, your vision
becomes impaired, you feel dizzy or nau-
seous, your eyes hurt, you have muscle
spasms or have difficulty in concentrating,
you must stop watching immediately.
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3D images can startle the viewer. We rec-
ommend that elderly persons, pregnant
women and persons with serious physical
complaints avoid watching 3D content.
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Do not use the 3D glasses for other purpos-
es, for example as sunglasses or protective
glasses, as this may impair your sight.
Preparing the 3D function
Your Grundig television and 3D shutter glasses
can provide the reality of the cinema when you
watch 3D movies in your home.
This TV uses state-of-the-art LED technology to
give you the best experience 3D has to offer.
To join 3D world, you just need to put on the
Grundig 3D glasses.
Notes:
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Only use the GRUNDIG AS-3D G glasses.
Do not use 3D glasses from other manufac-
turers.
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Grundig AS-3D G glasses are also sold
separately. Please contact your dealer.
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The infrared transmitter is located at the
lower left corner of the television and emits
the signals at 90° horizontally and 40°
vertically.
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It may not be possible to obtain 3D effects
when there is an obstacle between the infra-
red transmitter and the glasses.