PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing and using our good
quality product. To enjoy the perfect performance
brought by this TV receiver, please spare some time
to read this instruction manual thoroughly before
operating the TV. Also, keep it handy for reference at
any time.
*CONTENTS *
1. Features 5. Safety Instruction & Maintenance
2. Points To Notice 6. Trouble Shooting
3. Locations Of Controls 7. Specificatio
4. Operations
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1. FEATURES
* I2C Bus Control * NTSC 3.58/4.43 Playback
* 100 TV Program Presets * NTSC Comb Filter
* Full Function Remote Contr ol * Dynamic Black Stretch Circuitry
* On Screen Display * Blue Back (no input of TV signal)
* Stereo /Mono(AV mode) * Auto Power-Off (15 mins - no TV signal)
* S -Video Input * Sleep Timer (maximum 120 minutes)
* BG System * Side / Rear AV Inputs
* Rear AV Output
2. POINTS TO NOTICE
2.1 Connect the TV unit to AC mains supply but never to DC supply. (Refer the specified power
rating to the back plate of the TV unit.)
2.2 To avoid fire or electricity leakage, never place the TV unit near kitchen or any place where water
easily splashes over or drips on the TV unit.
2.3 Never locate the TV unit in places of high humidity. Be sure the condensed moisture has
evaporated completely before power is turned on.
2.4 Never place any naked flame sources such as lighted candles on or too close to the TV unit.
2.5 Make sure that a clearance of 10cm minimum is kept between the top, sides and back of the TV
unit and the nearest wall or furniture enclosure to ensure proper ventilation. Also, do not place the
TV unit in an excessively hot location.
2.6 Never impede the ventilation openings of the TV unit with items such as newspapers, table clothes,
curtains, etc.
2.7 Never place the TV unit near any magnetic objects such as external speakers without shielding
cover because their strong magnetic field could interfere the picture’s purity.
2.8 Locate the TV unit in a place where strong light does not strike directly on its screen because light
reflection could cause eyestrain. Complete darkness is also not suitable for watching TV. Soft and
indirect lighting is recommended.
2.9 Automatic Degaussing: Each time the TV unit is turned on with the Power On/Off Knob; the
automatic degaussing circuitry would function shortly to purge out the residual magnetism on the
CRT’s metal parts that ensures the picture more clear and alive. If the TV unit has been moved or
changed to other positions or in other directions, first turn the main switch off for at least one hour
and then turn it on again.
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3. LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS
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3.1 Front View Of Main Unit
1. Main Power On/Off Button
2. Infrared Sensor
3. Power / Standby Indicator
4. Program Number Up“+” / Down“-”Buttons
5. Volume Control Up“+” / Down“-”Buttons
7. Menu Button
8. Headphone (Optional)
9. Video Input Terminals (AV2)
10. Audio Left\Mono Input Terminal (AV2)
11 . Audio Right Input Terminal (AV2)
6. TV / AV Select Button
3.2 Back View of Main Unit
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VIDEO
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L\MONO
10
R
AUDIO
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15
BACK AV IN/O UT SIDE AV IN
S-VIDEO
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L/MONO
VIDEO
VIDEO
R
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12. Video/Audio (AV1) Input Terminals
13. Video/Audio Output Terminals
14. S-Video Input Terminal (AV1 Priority)
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15. 75 Ohm Antenna Terminal
3.3 Remote Control Handset Operation
A. POWER ON/OFF BUTTON
B. DIRECT SELECT CHANNEL NUMBER BUTTONS
(0-9, -/--)
C. CHANNEL NUMBER (Up “+”/ Down “-”) BUTTONS
D. VOLUME CONTROL (Up “+”/ Down “-”) BUTTONS
E. TV/AV SELECT BUTTON
F. PICTURE BUTTON
G. MENU BUTTON
H. SYSTEM BUTTON
I. SLEEP BUTTON
J. DISPLAY BUTTON
K. ANA.MEM. BUTTON
L. FUNCTION (Up “△”/ Down “▽”) BUTTONS
M. FUNCTION (LEFT “ ”/ RIGHT “ ”) BUTTONS
N. MUTE BUTTON
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G
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MUTE
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PICTURE
MENU
SYSTEM SLEEP DISPLAYANA.MEM.
POWER
A
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VOL
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CHAV/TV
0
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K
Note : Most of the functions of the TV unit can be operated and controlled with the remote control
handset; therefore, the buttons stated below refer to those on the remote control handset unless
specified.
3.4 Method Of Connecting Outdoor Antenna
For obtaining excellent performance from the unit, it is absolutely necessary to install an appropriate
and high quality outdoor antenna. During installation, adjust its length, angle as well as direction in
order to achieve the best reception.
VHF Antenna
Matching
Antenna Input (75 ohm Coaxial Cable)
Ant enna Cor d Pl ug
300 ohm tw o-lead parallel cord
Antenna connector
75 ohm Coa x i al Ca bl e
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Pl ug
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