Grundig GCA2761E User Manual

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COLOR TELEVISION

ST 6303 ST 7003

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Contents

Notes on Safety and Installation........................................ 25

The Buttons and Connections on the TV Receiver............. 25

The Buttons of the Remote Control Handset ..................... 26

Tuning TV Channels

(allocating channel positions) ...................................... 27-30

– General........................................................................... 27

– 1st possibility (with the ATS channel search)................. 28

– Select location................................................................ 28

– Starting the channel search............................................ 28

– Finetuning (F-TUNE)....................................................... 29

– Changing the sequence of the channel positions

(sorting)......................................................................... 29

– Entering the station identification................................... 30

The Menu..................................................................... 31-35

– Calling up the menu ....................................................... 31

– Selecting a language ...................................................... 31

– 2nd possibility to allocate channel positions .................. 31

– Entering the station identification................................... 32

– Finetuning the picture..................................................... 33

– SLEEP TIMER ........................................................... 33-34

– The security code........................................................... 34

– Special functions............................................................ 35

Tuning TV Channels

(allocating channel positions) ........................................... 36

3rd Possibility (entering the channel number directly)...... 36

Picture and Sound Adjustments................................... 36-37

– Audio menu.................................................................... 37

Calling Up the Channel Indication...................................... 38

Switching the TV Set to Standby; Switching Off.................38

Remote Control of a Video Recorder................................. 38

Teletext Mode .............................................................. 39-41

Connection and Operation............................................ 42-43

... of video recorder, camcorder ........................................ 42

... of satellite receiver, ... of stereo headphone. ................. 42

– Selecting a channel position for external units ............... 43

... of descrambler (Decoder) ............................................. 43

Specifications.................................................................... 44

Additional Information for Units sold in Great Britain

Units sold in GB are suitable for operation from a 240 V AC, 50 Hz mains supply.

In case this appliance is supplied with a Safet

y Standard

pproved mains lead fitted with a non-rewireable 13 Amp mains plug which, if unsuitable for your socket, should be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted by a qualified electrician. The fuse and fuse holder must be removed from the plug as accidental insertion of the redundant plug into a 13 Amp socket is likely to cause an electrical hazard.

Note: The severed plug must be destroyed to avoid a possi-

ble shock hazard should it be inserted into a 13 Amp socket elsewhere.

If it is necessary to change the fuse in the non-rewireable plug, the correct type and rating (5 Amp ASTA or BSI approved BS 1362) must be used and the fuse cover must be refitted. If the fuse cover is lost or damaged the lead and plug must not be used until a replacement is obtained. Replacement fuse covers should be obtained from your dealer.

If a non-rewireable plug or a rewireable 13 Amp (BS 1363) plug is used, it must be fitted with a 5 Amp ASTA or BSI approved BS 1362 fuse. If any other type of plug is used it must be protected by a 5 Amp fuse either in the plug or at the distribution board.

Important: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:

BLUE – NEUTRAL BROWN – LIVE

As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of your appliance may not correspond with the coloured marking identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: Connect the BLUE coloured wire to plug terminal marked with the letter "N" or coloured black. Connect the BROWN coloured wire to the plug terminal marked with a letter "L" or coloured red. In no circumstance must any of the wires be connected to the terminal marked with a letter "E", earth symbol , coloured green or green and yellow.

Replacement mains lead can be obtained from your dealer.

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Notes on Safety and Installation

The ideal viewing distance is five times the diagonal width of the screen. See illustration.

Switch the television off with the mains switch

1 if you are

not watching it for a longer period of time (e.g., night). This saves energy. The unit can also be damaged even when it is turned off if

lightning strikes the power supply system and/or the aerial cable.

For this reason, you should always disconnect your television

from the mains plug and the aerial plug during thunderstorms.

Never expose the unit to moisture. Do not insert foreign objects into the ventilation openings on the back. Caution! High voltage!

When setting up and using this unit, please make sure that the mains connection wire is free and not jammed in order to avoid damage.

Unit front

1 IO = mains switch. When switching the TV set

on, programme position 1 is automatically selected.

2 Display

Indications according to operation, eg: P 49 = programme position 49 selected. C 12 = channel 12 entered. S 18 = special channel 18 entered. A 1 = video operation via Euro-AV socket.

3 – = unit in standby position, indication lit. 4 – z + = volume setting buttons. 5 – P + = programme position select buttons. 6 m = headphone socket, 3.5 mm ∅.

Unit rear

7 EURO- = Universal connection, DIN EN 50049.

AV socket Video and RGB connection possible. (black)

8 É = Aerial socket 75 Ω, coaxial, DIN 45325

IEC 169-2.

The Buttons and Connections on the TV Receiver

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! SERVICE !

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The Buttons of the Remote Control Handset

The Remote Control Handset is the primary control unit for

your TV receiver. It allows you to operate all control functions and basic settings of the TV receiver.

Insert the supplied battery, observing the polarity indications on the bottom of the battery compartment. Close the cover of the compartment.

The following warning appears when the battery is exhausted: "BATTERY TELEPILOT".

Change exhausted batteries immediately. No responsibility will be taken for damage caused by leaking batteries.

Adhesive labels are supplied with the remote control handset on which you can enter the allocation of the channel positions. On the back of the remote control handset there is a recess where you can affix the label.

1…0

Channel selection and switching on

AV the television from standby

or selection of AV position. Direct channel selection (after pressing the

button).

Programme/channel/special channel preselection. Keep button pressed for approx. 3 seconds to activate ATS.

Preselect button for different functions.

]

Step-by-step programme selection (1, 2, 3 ...)

Step-by-step programme selection (...3, 2, 1)

]

cursor up

down.

“

– Modification and activation of different

functions.

Volume up/down

cursor to the left, to the right.

¢ʀ

Sound on/off (muting) Access to "Audio menu".

Switching to standby.

Brightness

™

Colour contrast

Teletext mode ɫ TV mode

no function

Access to main menu. When "Menu ɮOK" is displayed, press the

“

button.

Clock time on/off.

SAT

Satellite receiver remote control (keep pressed the SAT button).

VIDEO

Video recorder remote control (keep pressed the VIDEO button).

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

P/C 0

ATS

AUX

SAT

VIDEO

TP 720

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Tuning TV Channels (allocating channel positions)

This TV set can reproduce programmes which are transmitted with different sound and colour standards (also from satellites, cable TV systems, video recorders)

TV stations transmit their programmes on different channels. e.g. the German TV station Dillberg transmits the "First Programme" (ARD) on channel 6.

These channels must be allocated to the channel positions of the TV set.

The adjustments required for this must only be carried out when setting up the TV set the first time or when the reception conditions have changed (e.g. in the case of relocation or connection to a cable TV system).

Information about the channel/special channel numbers can be obtained from your post office, your specialised dealer, or our after-sales service stations.

There are different methods possible to allocate TV channels to the channel positions of the TV set:

With the automatic channel search ATS (Auto Tuning System) This method is recommended if you do not know the channel numbers of the stations which are broadcasting the respective TV channels. You can also sort channel positions and add the station identification.

or or

1st possibility

By entering the channel numbers in the menu. In this case it is possible to enter the station identification and to prepare channel positions for descrambler operation. In the menu, it is also possible to perform fine tuning.

2nd possibility

By directly entering the channel numbers. This method is recommended if you know the channel numbers.

3rd possibility

It is sufficient to use just one of the channel allocation methods. If you have decided on the method of your choice, leave the remaining methods out of consideration.

Volume

If the factory preset volume is too low or too high, adjust the volume to the desired level with the

buttons of the

remote control handset.

Switching on

Switch on the TV set with the mains switch IO 1.

Channel position 1 is selected automatically. On the picture screen, the indication P1 and a station identification (if programmed) are displayed briefly.

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Tuning TV Channels (allocating channel positions)

Starting the channel search

Press the

“

button.

The channel search starts with programme position 1 and channel number C00. It stops on each channel on which a TV station is transmitting, even stations with insufficient signal strength.

If you do not want to save (STORE):

Press the ]button (SEARCH)

The channel search restarts, channel position 1 remains activated.

If you want to store:

Press the

“

button

The channel you have found is stored on channel position 1, the next channel position is called up, and the channel search restarts. In this way you can allocate channel positions for German stations.

To stop the channel search:

Press the

button twice.

If you can receive programmes from other countries, you must call up ATS again with the

button and select the

appropriate country code.

The following are available: D, DK, E, F, GB, GR, H, I, L, N, NL, P, PL, S, SF, A, B, CH, CS

Then start the channel search with the

“

button as already

described.

1st possibility

With the ATS channel search (Auto Tuning System)

ocedure:

Calling up ATS;

Press the

button for approx. 3 seconds

Select location

For example, if the unit is being used in Germany, select the country code D. To do this press the ]button until D appears. Now you can allocate channel positions for all programmes from German TV stations in your reception area. For programmes which are received through cable systems, you must also switch over from AIR to CABLE. To do this press button xor c.

COUNTRY AIR START SORT TV

AT S

D CABLE OK AUX

Dialogue lines :

Location (country) Reception through aeriel or cable

system OK button - starts ATS

AUX button - starts sorting programme i button - back to TV picture

P 1 C 06

STORE SEARCH STOP

AT S

Dialogue lines :

Channel position and channel indicator OK button - store

P+ button - do not store, search i button - back to ATS start

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Tuning TV Channels (allocating channel positions)

Finetuning (F-TUNE)

If your programmes are received through a cable system it may – according to the cable system – be necessary to correct the picture. With finetuning the picture can be optimized. To do this – after the channel search has found the desired channel – press the xor cbutton as indicated.

Return to TV picture;

Press the

– button twice

Return to ATS starting page to sort channels;

Press the

button once

Changing the sequence of the channel positions (sorting)

Exam

ple:

On channel position P6 there is a channel which you would like to have on channel position P3.

Procedure:

Make the ATS starting page appear; by

Pressing the

button for about three seconds.

Call up the channel position table;

Press the

button

Activate channel position 6;

Press the |button until P6 is red.

Press the

“

button, P6 becomes yellow.

Transfer channel position contents from P6 to P 3;

Press the ]button until P3 is yellow. Store channel position contents from P6 to P 3;

Press the

“

button

Start the sorting procedure;

Return to TV picture;

Press the

– button twice

The contents of channel position P6 are now on channel position 3. All following channel positions are moved one place "down".

AT S

P 1 C 06

STORE SEARCH F-TUNE STOP

Dialogue lines :

Channel position and channel indicator OK button - store

P+ button - do not store, search Finetuning

i button - return to TV picture

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Tuning TV Channels (allocating channel positions)

Entering the station identification

You can enter the station identification according to your personal wishes.

But you can also use the programmed station names (or abbreviations).

The following station names are available as abbreviations:

ANT2 EURO ORF1 RTP2 TV4 ODR3 ARD FILM ORF2 SAT1 TV5 SDR3 BBC ITB PRO7 SRG TVE1 VERK BRT1 LA5 RAI1 SPOR TVE2 ZDF BRT2 MTV RAI2 SWF3 WDR3 1PLU BR3 NED1 RAI3 SUPE N3 3SAT CAN+ NED2 RTL4 SVT2 MDR3 ---LIFE NED3 RTL+ TEL5 SR3 CNN NRK RTP1 TF1 HR3

Call up the ATS-starting page; by

Pressing the

button.

Press the

button.

Select the channel position for which you wish to enter or change the station identification, with the |or ]button.

Press the

“

button (the display line has a "yellow" back-

ground)

Press the

“

button again

(channel position and channel are "red", the four entry positions for the station identification have a "yellow" background).

Press the |or ]button, so the first station identification abbreviation appears.

Press the |or ]button (or hold it down – the names from the table appear in order) until you have found the appropriate abbreviation.

Press the

“

button (whole display line has a "red" back-

ground), the display line is stored.

If the desired abbreviation is not amongst the programmed station names you can enter one according to your own wishes.

Per channel position there are four spaces available for the station identification.

These can be filled with whichever letters (A-Z), or numbers (0-9) you wish or with blanks (––––).

Select channel position with |or ].

Press the

“

button (display line has a "yellow" backgro-

und).

Press the

“

button again (channel position and channel

have a "red" background).

Locate the four blanks –––– with the |or ]button.

Press the

“

button. (The first entry space has a "yellow"

background).

Call up the desired letter or number with the |or ]button.

Select the next space with the

button and repeat the pro-

cedure until the station name abbreviation is complete.

Press the

“

button (display line has a "red" background),

the channel position data is saved.

Return to the TV programme with the , button or with

button.

By pressing the , or . button, the channel posi-tion data

from 1 to 49 is saved automatically. After the saving procedure is finished the unit switches automatically to channel position P1.

ATS SORT

C06

C21

C30

C34

ARD

VAT1

----

station names offer own abbreviated term

no entry

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The Menu

With the menu you can select various functions and make adjustments with the help of dialogue lines. You have the choice between four main menu options: Timer Ȅ, Security code t Channel position allocation with station identification, and finetuning (FT) Language selection Special functions

Calling up the menu

Press the .button until MENÜ → OK appears.

Press the

“

button while MENÜ → OK is displayed, the

menu will appear.

You can exit the menu by pressing the

or ķ button.

While the menu appears, the controls for brightness, volume, and colour contrast are out of operation.

Selecting a language

For the dialogue with the TV set you can choose between several languages. The instructions and information will appear in the language you select. It is therefore advisable, first of all, to select the desired language.

All the factory D (German) has been preset. If you wish to make a different choice, do this first.

Procedure:

Select the third menu option with the |or ]button. The menu option – with the country codes – has a light blue background.

Press the

“

button. The language selection function is activated. The selected language code is diplayed in red.

Select the desired country code with the

x,c

buttons.

Press the

“

button. The selected language is stored in memory.

2nd possibility for allocating channel positions

Allocating channel positions in the menu

You can allocate 49 channel positions

Exam

ple:

The 3rd Programme is broadcast on channel 59. You wish to allocate this station to channel position 3 and give it the station identification BR3. Ask your specialist dealer on which channels stations can be received in your area.

Procedure:

Selecting the channel position

Select the second menu option with the |or ]button. The menu option STATION TABLE has a light blue backgro- und.

Press the

“

button.

The information for the currently selected channel position appears.

The activated position appears in red.

Select the desired channel position 03 with the |or

]

button.

Entering a channel number

Press the cbutton once. You can now switch between channel and special channel, to do this

Press the |or ]button. The letter S (S = Special channel) appears.

Press the |or

]

button again to switch back to

C (C = channel).

Press the

button.

Use the numbered buttons to enter the desired two-digit channel number – in the example 59.

STATION TABLE D - DK - E - F - GB - I - NL - > SPECIAL FUNCTION

- TIMER

Selected menu option

Further options

Dialogue line (entries are only possible with the shown buttons (symbols)).

PR CH NAME FT 02 C21 PRO 7 S 00

AVAV

Fine tuning No function Station identification Channel/special channel

Programmes

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The Menu

Setting the channel number can also be carried out step by step using the |or ]button.

Holding down the

]

button starts the automatic channel search. The channel search stops at every channel that you can receive. You have now allocated channel 59 to channel position 3.

Entering the station identification

In the example BR3 (Bavarian Broadcasting 3).

For the station identification each channel position has four spaces available (NAME). The TV set provides there a selection of station names (abbreviations). Select from these the abbreviation BR3.

Procedure:

Press the cbutton until the abbreviation under the word NAME is red,

Press the |or ]button until the desired abbreviation BR3 appears. You have, as described in the example, allocated to channel position P 3 the channel number C 59 and the station identification BR3.

If no further entries (e.g. selecting a different TV standard or finetuning) are necessary, press the

“

button.

The channel number and station identification have been saved.

The information for the next channel position appears.

With the

button you can return to the main menu.

Press the

button again to return to the TV picture.

Apart from the abbreviations offered, whichever letters, numbers, or symbols (e.g. blank n for spaces) can be entered in the four spaces.

Procedure for the example CAM 1:

Press the cbutton until the abbreviation under the word NAME is red.

Press the

“

button.

The first position of the station identification is selected and appears red.

Press the |or ](]forwards 0-9, +, A-Z, |backwards 9-0, +, Z-A, blank) until the letter C appears.

Press the

button.

In doing so you select the next entry position, for the letter A.

Press the |or ]button until the letter A appears.

Repeat this procedure until CAM 1 is displayed.

PR CH NAME FT 03 C59 BR 3 S 00

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The Menu

Finetuning the picture (FT = Finetuning)

The TV set will automatically tune to the best possible picture. However, when reception conditions are poor, it can be necessary to correct tuning manually.

Procedure:

Call up the menu.

Select the menu option STATION TABLE with the |or

]

button.

Press the

button repeatedly until the numbers under FT

are red.

Press the |or

]

button to select the best picture and

sound quality. You can adjust between the values

63...00...63-.

Store the altered values by pressing the

“

button.

After the values are stored, the information for the next channel position appears.

Return to the main menu by pressing the

button.

SLEEP-TIMER

If you activate the Timer the TV set switches automatically to stand by after a period of your choice between 01 and 99 minutes.

Procedure:

Select the first option in the menu.

If you are not yet in the menu and must first call it up, the first menu option will be selected automatically (highlighted in blue).

Press the

“

button.

The

Ȅ-Timer symbol is red.

Press the

“

button,

the SLEEP-TIMER menu appears.

Enter the desired value with the numbered buttons

0…9

the |or ]buttons (15 minuten steps).

Press the

button.

The main menu appears.

When the time entered has elapsed, the TV set switches to standby.

By entering the value "00 MIN." the timer function is cancelled without switching off the TV set.

SLEEP - TIMER 30 MIN

0 - 9

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The Menu

The security code

With the security code you can protect your TV set against unauthorised use.

Procedure:

Call up the menu (first menu option selected).

Press the

“

button.

With the

or cbutton select the t symbol in the first

menu option.

Press the

“

button, the tttmenu appears.

Enter a four-digit code number using the

0…9

buttons

(e.g. 1111).

Press the

“

button.

The code number is stored.

Please note down your personal code number!

If you should forget your personal code number the key (

É)

on the last page will help you. Pressing this button combination cancels the code number and so puts the unit into operation again.

Entering the security code, "unlocking" the unit

If the "locked" TV set is switched on, the following display appears.

This requires you to enter your personal code number.

Procedure:

Enter the code number with the numbered buttons 0…

(hidden entry x x x x )

The unit switches automatically to TV operation.

Erasing the security code

Call up the menu.

Press the

“

button.

Use the

or cbutton to select the t symbol in the first

menu option.

Press the

“

button, the tttmenu appears.

Enter your stored four-digit code number

0…9

buttons

(e.g. 1111).

The security code is erased.

1111 0 - 9

_ _ _ _

0 - 9

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The Menu

Special functions

Channel selection one or two positions

If you only require the positions 1 to 9 out of the 49 channel positions, you can reduce the channel position selection.

ocedure:

Use the |and ]button to select the menu option SPECIAL FUNCTIONS.

Press the

“

button.

The SPECIAL FUNCTIONS menu appears.

The first menu option PROG. is selected.

Press the

“

button; 1-49 is red.

Press the

or cbutton.

This switches to one-position channel selection (channel positions 1 to 9).

Pressing the

or cbutton again switches back to two-

posi-tion channel selection (1 to 49).

Press the

“

button.

Your choice is stored.

This adjustment has no effect when the channel position is selected with the |and ]button.

Switching the bar displays on/off

In the menu option OSD ON OFF, you can select OSD ON or OSD OFF.

OSD ON: The bar displays for volume, headphone volu-

me, colour contrast, brightness, black/white contrast, and tint, as well as the station identification are displayed when these are changed.

OSD OFF: The bar displays and station identification are

not displayed.

Procedure:

Use the |or ]buttons to select the menu option OSD ON OFF.

Press the OK button.

Press the

or cbutton.

This switches to OSD OFF.

Pressing the

or cbutton again switches back to OSD ON.

Press the

“

button

Your choice is stored.

Changing the volume of a channel position

If you receive a station where the volume is different from the other stations (too loud, too quiet), you can adjust the volume of the channel position.

Procedure:

If you are not in the menu, first call up the menu and select menu option SPECIAL FUNCTIONS.

If you are already in this menu option, then

use the |or ]button to select the third menu option (light blue background),

Press the

“

button twice.

The bar display VOLUME appears.

Adjust the volume with the

x, c

buttons.

Only the volume of the currently selected channel position is adjusted!

Press the

“

button twice. The chosen value is stored, and is selected automatically when that channel position is selected.

SPECIAL FUNCTION PROG. 1-9 1-49

OSD ON OFF PROG HP

SPECIAL FUNCTION PROG. 1-9 1-49

OSD ON OFF PROG HP

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Tuning TV Channels (allocating channel positions)

3rd possibility for allocating channel positions

Directly entering the channel number

Exam

ple:

The "Second Programme" (ZDF) is broadcast on channel 34 and you wish to allocate it to channel position 2.

Procedure:

Select the channel position

Press the numbered button 2 or use the

or ]buttons to select the desired channel position 2. P2_ appears on the screen (for two-digit entry). If no twodigit entry is made the indicator will switch to one-digit entry after a short time.

Select the channel function

Press the mbutton. C (C for channel) and a number between 00 and 99 appear on the screen for approximately three seconds.

If you receive cable programmes on special channels, and you wish to adjust these, press the mbutton again.

S (S for special channel) appears on the screen for approx. three seconds.

Enter the channel number

Having pressed the mbutton, the unit is ready to accept a channel number. The full channel number entry should be made within four seconds.

Press the numbered button

3, then 4.

The channel number 34 is now entered. Only make two-digit entries (e.g. 06).

Store the channel number

Press the

“

button while still appears.

MEMO → OK appears for approx. three seconds.

While this appears, press the

“

button again.

The channel number is stored. If the display disappears before the

“

button is pressed,

the channel number must be entered again.

P2 C34

Picture and Sound Adjustments

You can adjust all picture and sound settings to suit your personal taste.

Adjusting the volume

ocedure:

Press the x(volume down) or c(volume up) buttons as long as required. The adjustment is illustrated by a bar display on the screen (assumes OSD ON, see menu option SPECIAL FUNCTIONS).

Adjusting the picture settings

If you wish to adjust the picture settings, press on the – or + side of the rocker button for

Colour contrast

™

Brightness

Black/white contrast:

Press the -button, then the

rocker button

The adjustments are illustrated by bar displays on the screen (assumes OSD ON).

This setting from before the adjustment can be called back by pressing the

“

button after the bar display has disappea-

red.

Storing the adjustment

To make the adjustment permanent, press the

“

button

while the bar display appears.

While it appears press the

“

button again.

Then newly-adjusted setting is stored.

appears.

MEMO → OK

This television was tested with maximum contrast to test the reliability of all components. It is advisable to turn down the contrast to offer you the best picture quality depending on lighting conditions or where your TV is set up.

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Picture and Sound Adjustments

Switching off the TV sound

The TV sound can be switched on and off by pressing the

¢ʀ

button.

The

symbol appears in the top right corner when – among

other things – the TV sound is switched off.

The sound is also switched back on when the volume button

is pressed or the channel changed.

Audio menu

Callin

g up:

Press the ¢ʀbutton, Audio → OK appears. Press the

“

button.

Pay attention to the dialogue line (last line of the menu). The symbols there represent the buttons of the remote control handset (e.g.

, -,

“

etc.).

Only the buttons which appear can be used for adjustments.

Menu option 1

Base width

Broadens the sound of stereo broadcasts, and improves the sound of mono broadcasts. Select with the |or ](blue background). Adjust with the

“

button.

Menu option 2

General

Different displays can appear in menu option 2. They depend on the sound carrier signal of the station. E.g. NICAM, MONO, STEREO etc.

The following displays are possible:

Broadcast in ... Display

Stereo STEREO MONO Two-channel MONO A B Mono MONO

For NICAM broadcasts see the table on the nex page.

Stereo or two-channel broadcasts

If the unit receives two-channel broadcasts e.g. a film with the original sound track on channel A and the local language dubbed on channel B, you can switch between the two channels.

Select with the |or ]button,

Change with the

“

button (from A to B).

If the headphone is being used the

button must also be

pressed.

If the unit receives stereo broadcasts, it switches automatically to stereo sound reproduction. STEREO appears on the screen.

If the stereo sound is poor you can switch to mono sound by pressing the

“

button.

(so-called forced mono)

Menu options 3,4,5

Treble, bass, balance

The sound settings can be adjusted to suit your personal taste.

Select with the |or ]button.

Press the

“

button;

the appropriate bar display appears.

Adjust with the

x, c

buttons.

Store by pressing the

“

button twice.

Make the menus disappear with the

or ,button.

ʀǁ ʀ

STEREO MONO

ɦ ɼ

TREBLE BASS BALANCE

---

AUX

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Calling Up the Channel Indication

Briefly pressing the .button displays the information for the channel position as an abbreviation (e.g. MONO P2 SAT 1) on the screen.

Press the

button again to remove the information.

Switching the TV Set to Standby; Switching Off

In viewing pauses you can switch the TV set to standby.

Procedure:

Press the bbutton on the remote control handset. The TV set is switched to standby.

Automatic standby

At the end of transmission (when the test pattern is no longer transmitted), during transmission failure, and when the aeriel is disconnected the TV set switches automatically to standby after approximately ten minutes.

Pressing one of the numbered buttons 1 ... 9, 0AV switches

the TV set on again.

You can also switch the TV set on again by pressing the

]

button. The last selected channel appears.

If the TV set is not in use for a longer period (e.g. at night) switch it off at the mains switch

1 – on the TV set –.

This saves energy.

Remote Control of a Video Recorder

This televison´s remote control can also be used to operate a video recorder. Ask your dealer which models are approbriate for this.

How to pr

oceed:

Press and hold the ¢VIDEO button.

Then press the button for the desired function.

The following list shows the buttons used for video recorder functions.

ĵķ (Numeric button 1)= picture search, reverse ĶŁ (Numeric button 2)= picture search, forward

l (Button ™) = recording start

n (Button ™) = stop

ĵĵ (Numeric button 7)= fast rewind ŁŁ (Numeric button 8)= fast forward wind

ll ll (Button ®) = pause

ı (Button ®) = play start Ľ (Numeric button 4)= programme position – Ń (Numeric button 5)= programme position +

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Teletext Mode

1…0

Page selection

Call up dialog line with -

To call up the following:

Increase character size

Bypass waiting time

Direct call up subpage

Give answedr

Page STOP

Select functions with

button

Call up with

“

button

ʄʄ

ķX /00 ķ? STOP

call up Overview page 100

Teletext mode ɫ TV mode

¢(blue)

no function

¢(yellow) no function ¢(green) Current page + 1 page ¢(red) Current page – 1 page

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4 5 6

7 8 9

P/C 0

ATS

AUX

SAT

VIDEO

TP 720

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Teletext Mode

General

Teletext is an additional information that is broadcast by the TV station along with your TV programme.

The built-in Teletext decoder of your set enables you to display this additional information on the screen.

Teletext is transmitted in the form of texts or graphic representa-tions, or as subtitles to the TV programme.

The latter is intended to help the hard of hearing.

By means of information pages and dialogue lines, Teletext opera-tion is made very easy. The indication in the dialogue lines denote the functions with the allocated buttons to use.

Operation

Using the numeric buttons 1…0, select a channel whose teletext pages you would like to view.

Switching on/off Teletext

Press button , on the remote control handset.

The contents page 100 or the Teletext page viewed last will appear.

Press button

, - Teletext terminating.

Selecting pages directly

Select the number of the desired page as three figures with the numbered buttons

1…0

The number of the selected page appears at the top of the TV screen and the page appears after a short time.

You can call up the next page with the green button (current page number + 1 page)

the previous page with the red button (current page number – 1 page).

Multiple pages/page stop

Several subpages can be combined under a single page number and these pages are automatically scrolled at an interval determined by the television station. The presence of subpages under a single page number is indicated by, for example, 3/6 beneath the time, which means that you are looking at the 3rd page of a total of 6 pages.

If you want to look at a page for a longer period of time, select Stop.

Press the

button.

The dialogue line appears.

Select STOP with the

or cbutton.

Press the

“

button. "STOP" appears at the top of the screen. The contents of the page shown are kept on the screen and are no longer updated or switched to other subpages.

Press the

“

button. The STOP function is cancelled and the current subpage appears.

Calling up a subpage directly

Press the -button (the dialogue line appears).

Select the /00 symbol with the

or cbutton.

Press the

“

button. The selected page number, e.g., S155/---- appears in the info line.

Enter the four-place subpage number that you want to call up with the numeric buttons, for example, the second page, sequence 0002. The desired subpage is sought and displayed.

Press the

“

button. The function is cancelled.

Selecting the contents page

You can select the contents page of the respective stations directly.

Press the

button. Page 100, or a contents page determined by the TV station, appears.

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Teletext Mode

Doubling character size

Press the -button (dialogue line is displayed).

With the

or cbutton, select the ķʄ symbol.

Repeatedly pressing the

“

button doubles the character size in the following order: Upper half of the picture, lower half of the picture, return to normal picture.

Answer

This function can be used on certain teletext pages to reveal the solution of riddles, or for programming a video recorder via VPS times.

Press the

button (dialogue line appears).

With the

or cbutton, select the ķ? symbol.

Press the

“

button.

The hidden information is revealed.

Press the

“

button.

The reveal function is cancelled.

Watching television during teletext mode

Updating a page – Bypassing waiting times

Certain teletext pages are continually updated, for example, stock market reports, sports announcements, and the latest news.

If you want to watch television and stay informed at the same time, first select a page of your choice, then

press the

button (dialogue line is displayed).

With the

or cbutton, select the ķX symbol.

Press the

“

button.

The regular programme is still visible and the teletext symbol appears at the top of the screen.

If, for example, P143 appears in the info line, then

press the

“

button.

The teletext page appears with the updated information.

This function can also be used to bypass waiting times while the teletext decoder searches for a page. When the page has been found, the indication P143, for example, appears in the info line.

Calling up the clock

It is only possible to call up the clock in TV mode and during Teletext broadcasts.

For stations without the Teletext service, only a rectangle will fade in. Press the

¢Ȅ button to fade the time in or out.

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Connection and Operation...

... for video recorder, camcorder

Video recorder connected to black EURO-AV socket

peration:

Press the

button on the remote control handset once.

AV1 appears on the screen.

Start playback on the video recorder. On the screen you see the video playback picture.

Video recorder connected to the aeriel socket 8.

Allocate the playback channel of the video recorder (between 30 and 40) to a channel position of your choice on the TV set (see operating instructions of the video recorder).

If you do not know the playback channel of the video recorder, start playback on the recorder and search the channel with the ATS search mode of the TV set.

Procedure:

Select the menu option PROGRAMME in the menu.

Select the required channel position e.g. P15 Enter the playback channel of the video recorder e.g. C38. Enter the four-position abbreviation AV_ _ under the NAME

indication. (time-constantswitch-over!)

Store with the

“

button.

Return to the TV picture with the

button (press twice).

Note the channel position for later video playback.

Picture and sound adjustment during video playback

If there are discrepancies in picture and sound between the TV picture you are accustomed to and the video playback picture (e.g. sound too loud, colour too intense), you can adjust these with the remote control handset, and store the adjusted values. Such a correction only affects channel AV positions.

... of a satellite receiver

Connection:

Connect the satellite receiver to the black EURO-AV socket

7 with an appropriate cable.

peration:

Select channel position AV1-with the

AV button.

Press and hold down the

¢SAT button and enter the required

channel position for the satellite receiver with the numbered buttons

1…0

... of stereo headphone

Connection:

Insert the headphone plug (3,5mm ∅ jack plug) in the

socket 6.

Operation:

Press the -button and then adjust the volume with the

or cbutton. The adjustment is illustrated by a scale on the TV screen. If you want to store this adjustment permanently, then

press the

“

button twice.

Sound channel selection for two-channel-sound broadcasts with headphones:

call up the audio menu activate menu option 2. press the -button select between MONO A and MONO B with the

“

button.

PR CH NAME FT 15 C38 AV S 00

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Connection and Operation...

... of descrambler (Decoder)

Certain stations broadcast coded programmes via cable systems. This makes picture and sound unintelligible. Programmes of this type can be decoded with a descrambler.

Procedure:

Always connect the descrambler to the black EURO-AV socket.

Select the channel position to which the coded programme (channel) is allocated.

Adjust as described in "Selecting channel positions for external units".

The coded programmes (signals) are passed from the TV set to the descrambler, decoded, and returned to the TV set, where they can be viewed normally. The descrambler can also be connected via the video recorder (if a connection is available). This allows a different external unit (e.g. satellite receiver) to be connected to the black socket

Selecting channel positions for external units

All channel positions can be allocated to external units (e.g. descrambler or video recorder with switching voltage at PIN 8 of the EURO-AV socket) – which are connected to the black EURO-AV socket –.

Exam

ple:

You receive three TV stations, and wish to allocate the video recorder to channel position 4.

Select channel position 4 with the numbered button

4 or

with the |or ]buttons. "P4" appears on the screen.

Select the second menu option STATION TABLE from the menu (see the section "Allocating channel positions in the menu"), then

Press the

“

button.

Press the

AV button once.

In the first line of the display PR changes to P.R.

Additionally, the word AUTOMATIC appears.

– = Automatic switching

of the MONO-STEREO-TWO-CHANNEL- BROADCAST sound mode to descrambler mode. This depends on the TV station received via the aeriel.

By pressing the

AV button again, more than once if neces-

sary, the following functions can be selected.

– = Forced STEREO,

the left and right sound channels are – when an external unit (e.g. video recorder operation) is connected to the black EURO-AV socket – switched through to the loudspeakers.

– = Forced MONO positions

With MONO L the left-hand sound channel is switched through to both loudspeakers. With MONO R the right-hand sound channel is switched through to both loudspeakers.

Pressing the

AV button again cancels the settings for

opera-tion of external units (e.g. descrambler).

Press the

“

button to store the required setting.

Return to the TV programme with the

button (press twice)

MONO R

MONO L

STEREO

AUTOMATIC

PR/P.R

P.R CH NAME FT 04 C59 BR 3 S 00

AUTOMATIC

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Specification

Mains Voltage:

220-240 V, 50/60 Hz (Power supply control range 190 … 264 V)

Power consumption:

ST 6303: approx. 85 W In standby approx. 17 W

ST 7003: approx. 80 W In standby approx. 16 W

Channel coverage:

Channels 01 … 99 Special channels S 01 … S 99

Sound output:

2 x 20 W music power (2 x 10 W sine power)

Service note for the dealer:

This unit is provided with a pluggable power supply cable. For replacements, contact the nearest customer service centre and always indicate the following order number: 8290-991-307.

This unit conforms to VDE safety regulations and the directives of the Deutsche Bundespost (German Federal Post Office; see the certification mark on the type sticker on the rear of the unit), and also all relevant regulations concerning X-ray emission. The picture tube, which emits X-rays, is sufficiently shielded, and therefore represents no danger. Accelerating voltage is a max. 29 kV, with a mean beam current of

1.5 mA. This unit is equipped with an intrinsically safe cathode ray tube in accordance with Appendix III of the applicable X-ray regulations.

Unauthorized tampering with the unit, especially adjustments to the high voltage system or the installation of a different type of picture tube, can considerably increase X-ray emission. Units altered in this way no longer conform to the operating permission conditions and may not be operated.

Alterations reserved!

Pin assignment of EURO-AV socket 7

If you want to connect other units to your television (for example, a computer or amplifier), your dealer can provide you with a standard connection by means of the following table:

Pin Signal

11 = Audio output, right 12 = Audio input, right 13 = Audio output, left 14 = Audio earth 15 = Blue earth 16 = Audio input left 17 = RGB blue input 18 = Switching voltage 19 = Green earth

10 = – 11 = RGB green input 12 = – 13 = Red earth 14 = Earth 15 = RGB red input 16 = RGB switching voltage 17 = Video earth 18 = RGB switching voltage, earth 19 = Video output 20 = Video input 21 = Shielding/Earth

220

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