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COLOUR TELEVISION
Operating Instructions
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List of contents Special features ........................................................................2 Safety instructions .....................................................................3 Getting started .........................................................................4 Aerial connection ..............................................................4 Switching on......................................................................4 Battery fitting .............
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Television Thank you for buying this television which is designed to give you many years of satisfactory service. You may already be familiar with using a television but do please take time to read these instructions. They are designed to familiarise you with the unit’s many new features and to ensure you get the very best out of your purchase. Special features • Automatic Programming • 100 Programme Memory • Available for Cable Channels (A decoder may be required) • Manual Fine Tuning • Ski
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Safety is Important Your safety and the safety of others is important. Please, therefore, ensure you read the Safety instructions before you operate this television. Safety instructions Read all the safety instructions before first use of your TV. • Position the television so that direct light does not fall on the screen. Excessive light will cause a washed out effect. • Position the power supply lead and other leads so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by things placed on
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Getting started Remove your T elevision carefully from the Press the Power button on the box. You may wish to store the packaging front of the TV. The standby for future use. indicator will illuminate. Press the Program up, Program In the box down button or Numeric Buttons Inside your this package you should have: on the remote handset to switch • Television the TV on. • Remote control • User guide The standby indicator remains on. • AAA batteries x 2 The picture will appear after a fe
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Control Unit Front and rear panel 14” (37 cm), 15” (38 cm) 20” (51 cm) and 21” (55 cm) TV sets: External Connections: (Front or side) Front Program/Volume increase button Program/Volume selection button: Side VA This button allows you to select Headphone socket program or volume mode on the front panel. Left audio RCA/ Program/Volume decrease button Mono RCA (White) A 20” (51 cm), 21” PF (55 cm) TV sets: Video RCA (Yellow) V Volume decrease button External connections: (Rear) Volume increase
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Using the TV Press the Mute button again to TV controls restore the sound. The symbol Program selection will disappear. Pressing Volume down buttons Press the Program up or will decrease the volume without Program down buttons on the restoring . TV or remote control or press a But pressing the Volume up Numeric button to select a button will increase the volume programme. with restoring. To select a programme whose number is greater than 9 using ZAPP Function (Optional) the numeric butto
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Press the AV/TV button to select Starting with Program P1, tune in your input as follows: the first channel as follows: Use the Program up button to 1 AV1 when using SCART socket 1. select SEARCH. 2 AV1 S-VHS for S-Video equipment to scart 1 (S-VHS / Scart adapter is needed). Press the Volume up or Volume 3 AV2 when using the RCA sockets of down button to start the tuning the TV. (Optional) search. Press the AV/TV button again to The search arrow will appear. return to TV. When the search f
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Enter the desired program number Please Note: by using the Ten key program a) On the TV sets equipped with ATS a buttons COUNTRY SELECTION menu will appear. Use the Volume up/down buttons Select the desired country using Program to select the program number. and Volume buttons. Use the Program down button Press the OK button to select the country to select STORE. Press the OK and press the OK button again the button and STORED will appear Automatic Tuning System regarding on the STORE line. The
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Child lock Press the Blue button again to Childlock switches off the programme you store the name. are watching when you select it. All other programmes are unaffected. If you go Repeat this process to name all back to the programme with childlock on the programmes. you will see a black screen with the OSD Please Note showing ( ) . You can lock as many Some TV channels may send their programs as you want. names with teletext transmission. In this case their names will be automatically
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• Features Menu TV set up To reach the feature menu press three times to MENU button. The TV set up is accessed through a menu FEATURES system. SLEEP TIMER OFF ON TIMER OFF Once you have stored your set up, this AVL ON is the set up the TV will default to when LANGUAGE you switch it on. EXIT Please note If you do not press any buttons for 18-19 a) Sleep Timer seconds the TV will exit the menu system. The sleep timer automatically switches the set to stand-by after the preset time There are th
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c) AVL: Picture format TV transmitters have different sound levels. This allows you to select the picture of AVL (automatic volume limiting) maintains your TV. the same sound level as you switch from Avaible formats of TV sets are 4:3 and program to program. 16:9. From the features menu you can select You can change the picture format to AVL button by pressing Program down 16:9 to able to watch the inputs in 16:9 button. format, i.e. some broadcasts and DVD’s To supply this press Volume up or do
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Using Teletext Teletext is an information system that Page search whilst watching TV displays text on your TV screen. Using In Text mode press the Update the teletext control buttons you can view button. The TV will return to TV pages of information that are listed in the mode with the text page number teletext index (Teletext reception is in the top left hand corner of the optional). screen. Please Note Enter the page number you want No on screen display is available in text using the Numeric
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To select a sub page Connecting If the page of text you are viewing contains sub pages, the number of the sub page you are on and external equipment the total number of sub pages is displayed on the right of the screen You can connect a wide range of audio i.e. 1/7. and video equipment to your TV. To select a sub page press the Headphones Sub button. The number in the The headphones must have an impedance top left hand corner will be of between 8 and 32 ohms and have a replaced by S followed by
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Via aerial socket (Only for Video Recorder) Make sure the TV and video recorder are both switched off. Unplug the aerial lead form the TV and plug it into the aerial socket on the video recorder (if fitted). Plug a coaxial plug into the RF out socket on the rear of the video recorder and plug the other end into the aerial socket of the TV. Switch on the video recorder and the TV. If your video recorder has a test signal, switch it on. (Refer to the video recorder user guide). See ‘Tuning the TV’
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Help and service tips No sound The TV does not work • Is the sound muted? Press the Mute Make sure it is plugged into the mains button. supply and switched on. • Is the volume turned down? • Are there headphones connected? Poor picture • Is the aerial plugged in? Sound coming from only one speaker • If you are using a set top aerial is it • Is the balance set to one side? See properly aligned for the best signal. the sound menu. • Make sure the aerial is not to close to • If you have external
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Technical specifications table Picture tube 14” 15” 20” 21” 21” size/type 4:3 PF 4:3 4:3 PF Screen size 37 cm 38 cm 51 cm 55 cm 55 cm Visible 34 cm 36 cm 48 cm 51 cm 51 cm screen size Sound Output 2 W 2,5 W 2,5 W 2,5 W 2,5 W (%10 THD) Power 30 W 45 W 45 W 45 W 45 W consumption Stand by 4 W 4 W 4 W 4 W 4 W Power consumption General technical specifications Power Supply AC:.............................................................230-240V 50Hz Number of preset programmes...............100 RF Ae
