Grundig 1CZ2882E User Manual

GRUNDIG
COLOR TELEVISION
DESIGN BY F•A•PORSCHE
Contents
Notes on Safety and Setting Up
Notes on safety and setting up ................................ 3
Connecting and Setting Up
Connecting the television ...................................... 4
Inserting batteries into the remote control ................. 4
Switching the unit on/off ....................................... 4
Assigning Channels
From the TV station to the channel position................. 5
Storing channels with ATS euro plus....................... 5-8
Assigning channel positions manually ....................... 9
Fine tuning ........................................................9
Selecting television standards .................................9
For Normal Use
Switching the television on/off .............................. 10
Selecting channel positions – step-by-step
or directly ....................................................... 10
Adjusting volume .............................................. 10
Switching volume on/off ...................................... 10
Switching time display on/off ............................... 10
Switching television to stand by ............................ 10
Changing the Sound Setting
Calling up Audio-Menu ....................................... 11
Base width ...................................................... 11
Sound (stereo, two-channel, mono) ........................ 11
Treble, base, balance ........................................ 11
HiFi output ...................................................... 11
Adjusting Picture
Contrast and picture definition .............................. 12
Brightness and colour contrast .............................. 12
Teletext
TOP-Text mode ............................................ 13-18
FLOF-Text mode ............................................... 14
Teletext without TOP and FLOF-Text ....................... 14
Special Additional Features
Timer functions ............................................ 19-21
Entering switch-off time ...................................... 20
Entering reminder time ....................................... 20
Protecting your television against unauthorized use .... 21
Special functions .............................................. 22
Connecting Capabilities and Operation
For stereo headphones ....................................... 23
For satellite recorder ......................................... 23
For video recorder ............................................. 24
For camcorder ................................................. 25
For S-VHS video recorder or S-VHS camcorder .......... 25
Copying recordings via the television ...................... 26
For descrambler (decoder) .................................. 27
Overview/Information
The remote control at a glance .............................. 28
Technical data ................................................. 29
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Notes on Safety and Setting Up
When setting up your television, select a location where as little light as possible falls on the screen.
The ideal viewing distance is five times the diagonal width of the screen.
If the television is to be built into a wall or similarly enclosed, the minimum distances must be maintained.
Do not cover the ventilation openings on the back.
Heat build-up can reduce the service life of your television, and can also be dangerous.
Never set up speakers next to the unit.
Never place the television near heat sources. Even if your television is switched off, it can still be damaged by lightning striking the mains and/or aerial cables. For this reason, you should always disconnect your television from the mains and the aerial cable during thunderstorms.
Never expose the unit to moisture. Do not insert foreign objects into the ventilation openings on the back. Caution! High voltage!
The TV receiver is provided with a Megatron-picture tube with a special surface layer.
This have the advantage of an antistatic effect, i.e. the surface does not attract dust particles. When the set is switched on, static charges of the picture screen are avoided to a large degree by the special surface layer.
Clean the picture screen of your TV set only with a moistened soft cloth. Use clear and clean water only. When cleaning the picture screen, do not apply pressure (abrasion, scratches).
Do not stick labels of any kind onto the picture screen.
Cleaning the fabric coverings
Stubborn stains can be remove by means of of a cloth moi­stend with weak soap water.
Avoid strong pressure when cleaning.
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Connecting the Unit
Connecting the unit to the aerial:
Plug the aerial cable into the aerial socket É on the unit.
Connecting the unit to the mains:
Plug the mains cable into the socket.
Connecting and Setting Up
Inserting Batteries into the Remote Control
Remove the battery compartment cover by pressing the tab and then removing the cover.
Insert the battery supplied. Make sure it is inserted correctly (note the markings in the battery compartment).
When the battery is dead, the following display appears on the screen: "Battery Telepilot". Dead batteries must be removed. We assume no responsibility for damage resulting from battery leakage. Dead batteries should be disposed of properly (environ­mental protection).
Switching the Unit On and Off
Press the
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IO
button on the television.
If you do not use the television for extended periods of time (e.g. at night), press this button to turn the television off. This helps you to conserve energy.
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Assigning Channels
From the Television Stations to Channel Positions (Brief definitions)
T
elevision stations
Produce television programmes.
Television
programmes
These are the complete programme line-ups of a television station; they are made up of individual broadcasts.
T
ransmission stations
These are stations with the technical equipment required to actually broadcast television programmes.
T
elevision standards
Television stations in different countries broadcast using dif­ferent standards; for example, the CCIR PAL standard in Ger­many.
Channel numbers
Every television station that your TV receives broadcasts its programmes on its own channel. This channel, and therefore the TV station, is stored in a channel position.
Channel positions
You can assign a channel number to each channel position, and therefore to each television programme. Use the numbered buttons on the remote control to call up channel positions. 99 channel positions are available.
Station name
You can assign a desired station name to each channel posi­tion. When you select a channel position, the station name appears on the screen or in the display.
Storing Channels with "ATS euro plus"
Your television is equipped with "ATS euro plus" (Auto Tuning System). This new system offers you the advantage of auto­matic channel assignment. This search and memory system scans the entire reception range, stores the channels found, and enters them with their respective station identification abbreviation into a TV station table. The channels which are found are evaluated according to reception quality, meaning in turn that those channels with poor reception quality are entered at the end of the table. In this way, only those channels are assigned to the beginning of the table which offer good picture quality. You can sort the automatically assigned channels as you wish and assign them a name from a list of station identifica­tion abbreviations which is displayed.
Press the following buttons on the remote control You will see this on the TV screen Explanations
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Storing Channels with "ATS euro plus"
After switching on the television set, the first page of "ATS euro plus" appears.
If the first page does not appear, press the
m
button until the
insert "ATS euro plus" appears.The dialogue line as a guide.
The bottom line indicates which buttons of the remote control should be used to make changes.
The symbols represent the respective buttons of the remote control:
ɶɶ
= button
]
OK = button
OK
ɦ = button
c
ʺʺ
= button
|
ǺǺ
= button
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ɼ = button
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Assigning Channels
You can choose between several lan­guages for the on-screen dialogue with your television. After you select a lan­guage, all menu guide messages and information will appear in the language you selected. German is preset at the factory.
The "ATS euro plus channel search" is activated. The television searches for all available channels, sorts, and stores them. This procedure can take up to one minute, depending on the number of channels that can be received. When the search procedure is com­pleted, the "TV Station Table" is dis­played.
1. Menu guide language
a) confirm or
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2. Country (location)
a) confirm or
b) select
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Auto Tuning System
Language
D DK E F GB I NL P S
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Auto Tuning System
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A B CH D DK E F GB I N NL P S SF - Others
Select Confirm Stop/Cancel
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Press the following buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations
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Assigning Channels
Select the "cable/aerial" menu line (channel selection).
Select the "cable" menu line (frequency selection in MHz).
In case of doubt, consult your dea­ler.
3. If your location is B, CH, NL, F
a) Setting for aerial or cable system
with normal channel frequency arrangement.
|,or ]
b) Setting for cable system with
different channel frequency arrangement.
|,or ]
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After selecting the location CH, B or NL, F this page appears.
4. Changing the order of the channels
a) Select the channel position.
|,or ]
b) Highlight the channel position.
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c) Select new channel position.
|,or ]
d) Store channel position.
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Check the order of the TV channels in the "TV Station Table".
If you are not satisfied with the order, you can change it.
If you wish to return to TV viewing
mode, press the ¢(blue) button.
When you press the
¢(blue) button
again, the "TV Station Table" display reappears.
Repeat this adjustment procedure for the remaining TV channels if necessary.
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Reception VIA:
Cable/Aerial (channel sel.)
Cable (frequency sel./MHz)
Select ATS Start Stop/Cancel
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TV-Station table
Prog Channel Station
1 C 06 ARD 2 C 04 ZDF 3 C 02 BR 3 4 C 12 SAT 1 5 C 10 RTL+ 6 S 12 PRO 7 7 C 11 TELE 5 8 C 08 SW 3 9 S 09 MDR 3 10 S 10 HR 3
Select programme Select station name Check Picture Move Delete Terminate
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Press the following buttons on the remote control You will see this on your TV screen Explanations
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Assigning Channels
5. Changing a channel name or re-naming it.
a) Select the channel position.
|,or ]
b) Call up the list of channel names
(abbreviations).
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c) Select the new channel name.
|,or ]
d) Store the station identification
abbreviation.
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If you cannot find the desired name in the list, you can enter your own. In order to do so, press the cbutton once, and using the |or ]button, select the desired letter/number.
Press the
c
button to select the next
position.
Press the
OK
button to complete this
procedure.
6. Terminating adjustment.
a) Terminate the adjustment.
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b) Store the channel position order.
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TV-Station table
Prog Channel Station
1 C 06 ARD 2 C 04 ZDF 3 C 02 BR 3 4 C 12 SAT 1 5 C 10 RTL+ 6 S 12 PRO 7 7 C 11 TELE 5 8 C 08 SW 3 9 S 09 MDR 3 10 S 10 HR 3
Select station name Input channel number Select position Stop input Check Picture
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Fine tuning
The television set is automatically adjusted to the best possi­ble picture quality. In difficult reception conditions it may be necessary to adjust the picture by manual fine tuning.
Press the
m
button, followed by the ]button.
The tuning menu appears. You can select the >Finetuning< option using the | or ]
button.
Use the
x
or cbutton to adjust the fine tuning.
Press the
OK
button.
The set value is now stored.
Selecting television standards
Television stations in different countries use different televisi­on standards (broadcasting system norms), along with their correspondingly different sound transmission channels, to broadcast their programmes.
If you want to assign channels broadcast in a different norm to a channel location, you must first select the corresponding norm.
This is not necessary when using the ATS euro plus system, as the required norms have already been set.
The following norms can be selected: PAL B/G
SECAM L PAL I-NICAM SECAM D/K NTSC M NICAM (E, B, DK) NICAM (S, N, SF)
Press the
m
button, followed by the ]button.
The tuning menu appears.
You can select the >Standard< option using the |or
]
button.
Press the
x
or cbutton until the abbreviation correspon-
ding to the desired television standard appears.
Press the
OK
button.
The television standard is now stored.
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Assigning Channel Positions
Assigning Channel Positions Manually
Select an available channel position you want to assign a channel to.
Press the
m
button;
a channel number or frequency in MHz appears.
If a channel number (display C..) or special channel number (display S..) appears, you can press the
m
button to select
between S,C, and a new channel position.
If you selected C.., you can use the numbered buttons to enter the desired channel number directly; e.g. 34.
If a frequency appears in the display, you can only assign channels using the search function (the search function can also be used when a channel number is displayed); to do so
press the ]button.
The tuning-menu appears in the display.
Press the
x
or cbutton to start the search function.
The search function will stop at each channel which you are able to receive.
If it is a channel you do not want, start the search function again (using the
x
or cbutton) until you find a channel which you want to store. Press the
OK
button
The channel number is now stored.
If channel 00 is assigned to and stored on a channel position e.g. P12, only the channel positions P01 to P11 and AV1 to AV5 are available; they can be selected by pressing the | or ] button
This setting has no effect on entries with the numbered but­tons
0…9
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Tuning Finetuning Norm
Select Memorize OK
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For Normal Use
Channel positions 10 to 99: To select these channel positions directly, press the cor­responding numbered buttons 1…9in rapid succession; for example, to select the channel position 30, press the numbered buttons 3and0.
Adjusting volume
Press the xor cbutton on the remote control;
or
press the –
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+ buttons on the television.
Switching volume on/off
Press the
¢ʀ
button.
The volume can also be switched back on by pressing the
c
button or changing channels.
Switching time display on/off
Press the
¢
Ȅ
button.
Switching the television to stand-by
Press the bbutton.
After the end of broadcast (when the test pattern is no longer being broadcast), when broadcasting is interrupted, or when the aerial is not attached, the TV automatically switches to stand-by after approx. ten minutes.
Press the numbered buttons
1…9
or the
]
button to
switch the TV set back on.
Switching the television on/of
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Press the
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button on the television.
Selecting channel positions step-by-step
Press the |or ]button on the remote control;
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Press the –¢P¢+ buttons on the television.
Selecting channel positions directly
Channel positions 1 to 9: In order to do so, press the corresponding numbered buttons
1…9
; the channel position and station name (abbrevia-
tion) are displayed.
The second digit of the channel positions 10 to 99 can only be entered when there is a dash (–) next to the first digit of the channel position. After a short time the dash disappears and the TV is set for accepting one-digit entries.
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