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1. The d esign of th is prod uct con ta ins sp ecial har dware, ma ny
circuit s and components specially for saf ety purposes. For
con tinu ed pr ot ecti on , n o c han g es sh ould b e made to the o rig i nal
d esign un less a uth or i zed i n writin g by th e ma nu fact ur er .
Replacem ent p arts m ust b e i d entic al to thos e u sed in th e origin al
ci rcu its. Se r v ic e sh ou ld be pe rf or me d b y qua li fi e d pers o nn el
on ly.
2. Al te rati on s of the desig n or circui tr y of t he prod ucts sh oul d not be
made. Any design alterations or additions will void the
manu fac t urer 's warra nt y and w i ll f ur th er r el i eve t he ma nufac tu rer
of r esp onsib ili ty for per s o na l injur y or p r op erty dam ag e resul t ing
th erefr om.
3. Man y electr ical an d m ech ani ca l p ar ts in the pr od uc ts ha v e
special safety-related chara cteristics. T hese characteristics are
oft en no t e vi den t f r om visua l i ns p ec ti on nor ca n t he pro tect ion
aff orde d by th em nece ssarily be ob tain ed b y u s in g r ep l acem en t
com po nents rated for hig he r vo l tag e, watt ag e, etc . R ep lac em en t
p arts whic h ha ve th ese sp ecial s afet y ch ar act er ist ics ar e
ide ntified in the parts list of Ser vic e manua l. El ectric al
components having such features are ide ntified by shading
on the sche mat ic s and b y (!!!! ) on the parts list in Service
manual. The us e of a sub sti tu te r ep lac em en t which do es n ot
h ave th e sam e s af ety c h ar ac t erist ics as t he reco mmen ded
replac ement par t sh ow n i n th e par ts list of Servi ce man ual m ay
cause shock, fire, or other hazards.
4. Don't s hort between the LIVE side ground and ISOLATED
(NE UTRAL) side ground or EARTH side ground when
repairing.
Some model's power circuit is partly different in the GND. T he
diff erenc e of th e GND is s h ow n by t he LI VE : (") side GND, the
ISO LATE D(N EU TRAL) : ( #) side GND an d EA RTH : ($) side
GND. Don't short between the LIVE side GND and
ISO LATE D(N EU TRAL) si de GND or EAR TH sid e GND an d
n ever mea sure w it h a mea sur i ng appa r atus ( osci l lo scop e etc.)
th e LI VE sid e GN D an d IS OL ATED( NE UTR AL ) sid e GN D or
EARTH sid e GND at th e s ame time.
If above not e will not be kept, a fuse or any parts will be broken.
5. If any repair has been made to the chassis, it is recommended
th at t he B1 set ting shou l d b e c h ec ke d or adj u s te d (Se e
ADJUSTM ENT OF B 1 POWE R SUPPL Y) .
6. The high vol ta ge app lie d t o th e pi ctu r e tu be mu st con form wit h
th at sp ecifi ed i n S ervi ce m an ual . E xc essi ve h i gh vo lt ag e ca n
cau se an i ncr e as e i n X- R ay em iss i on , arci ng and possi b le
component damage, therefore operation under excessive high
voltage conditions should be kept to a minimum, or should be
preve nt ed. If s ever e arc ing occur s , rem ove t he AC pow er
immed iate l y and de ter m i ne th e ca use b y vis ua l insp ect ion
(incor r ec t in stal l at ion, cr acke d or mel te d hi gh volt age har n ess,
p oor so ld er i ng, et c.) . T o m ai nt ain the p r ope r mi n im u m l e v el of
sof t X- R ay em iss i on, c omp on en ts in th e hi gh v ol tag e cir cuitry
incl ud i ng t he pict ure tu be must be t he exac t r ep lac em e nts or
alte rn at ives ap pr ove d b y th e manuf act urer of th e c om pl et e
prod uct.
7. Do n ot c hec k high vol t age b y drawing an ar c . U se a high volt ag e
meter or a hig h v oltag e prob e wit h a VT V M. Dis char g e the
picture tube before attempting meter connection, by connecting
a cl i p le ad to th e gr ou nd f rame a nd c onn ec ti n g th e oth er end of
the lead through a 10kΩ 2W resi s to r to the anod e butt on .
8. When service is r equ ire d, ob serve th e or i gina l lea d dr ess. E x tr a
prec aut i on sh ou ld b e given t o assur e cor r ect l ea d dress in th e
high vol tag e circui t a rea. W her e a s hor t ci r cuit h as occu rre d,
th os e co mpon ent s tha t indica te evide nce of ov e r hea ting sho ul d
b e r e place d. A lways u s e th e manuf act ur er 's r ep l acemen t
components.
9. Isolation Check
(Safety for Electrical Shock Hazard)
Af ter r e- ass embl in g th e p r oduct, always per f orm an i solat io n
ch eck on the expo s ed me tal p ar ts of t he cabin et ( a nte nn a
ter m i na ls, vid eo /au di o i npu t and outpu t t ermi n als, Con trol k n obs ,
metal cabinet, screwheads, earphone jack, control shafts, etc.)
to be su re th e p r oduct is s af e t o o pe rate with ou t d an ger of
elect rical shoc k.
(1) Dielectric Strength Test
The iso lation be tw een the A C pr im a ry ci rcu it an d al l me tal p ar ts
exp osed t o the us er, p arti cularly an y expos ed met al p art hav i ng a
retu rn p ath to t he chass is sho uld withs tan d a volt age of 3 000 V
AC (r.m. s.) for a period of one sec ond.
(. . . . W it hstan d a v o lt age of 110 0V AC (r .m. s.) to an ap pl i anc e
rate d up to 12 0V , an d 3 00 0V AC (r.m. s .) to an ap pli an ce r at ed
200V or more, for a period of one second.)
This meth od of test r equi res a t est equipment n ot g enerally fou nd
in t he serv ic e trad e.
(2) Leakage Current Check
Plug th e AC l in e c ord d irect ly into th e AC ou tl et ( do n ot us e a lin e
isol ati o n transf or m er du rin g this ch eck.). U sin g a " Lea k ag e
Current T este r" , me as ur e the l ea kag e cu rre nt f rom eac h ex p os ed
metal p ar t of the ca bine t, p art icularly any e x pos ed me tal p art
h aving a re turn path to t he ch assis , to a kn own go od ea rt h
grou nd (w a ter pip e, e tc.). An y l eaka ge curren t m us t n ot e xceed
0.5mA AC (r.m.s.).
Howev e r, in trop ic al ar ea , th is mu st no t exce ed 0.2 mA AC
(r.m.s.).
"""" Alte rn at e Che ck M ethod
Plug th e AC l in e c ord d irect ly into th e AC ou tl et ( do n ot us e a lin e
isol ati o n tran sfor m er dur i ng t hi s che ck.) . Use an AC vo lt me ter
h aving 1 00 0 oh ms pe r vol t or more sens it i vity i n th e fo llowing
mann er . C on nec t a 1 50 0Ω 10W res ist or para lle led b y a 0 .1 5µF
AC-type c apa cit or bet ween an expo sed met al pa rt and a kno wn
g ood e ar th gr o und (water pi pe , etc.) . M eas ur e th e A C volt ag e
acr os s th e res ist or w i th th e AC vo l tm eter. Move th e r es i stor
con nec tion to e ach exp ose d metal part, p art i cularly any exp osed
metal p ar t havi n g a r etu rn pat h to the ch assi s, an d m eas u r e th e
AC vol tag e ac ros s the res ist or. No w , re v er se th e pl u g in th e AC
ou tl et and re pe at eac h mea suremen t. An y volt ag e me as u re d
must no t e xc eed 0 .7 5V AC (r.m.s.) . This c orre sponds to 0 .5mA
AC (r.m. s.).
Howeve r, in tropica l area, this must n ot exce ed 0 .3V AC ( r.m. s.) .
This corresponds to 0.2mA AC (r.m.s.).
AC VOLT MET ER
(HAVING 1000 Ω /V,
OR MOR E SENSIT IVITY)
0.15μF AC-T YPE
PLACE THIS PROBE
1500 Ω 10W
GOOD EARTH GROUND
ON E A C H EX PO SE D
ME T AL PA RT
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FEATURES
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V-21BT8ENS AV-21BT8EN
V-21BT8EPS AV-21BT8EP
V-21BT8EES AV-21BT8EE
V-21BT80E
1. It is a remote controlled color television.
2. 10 0 pr og r am s fr om VHF , UH F b an ds or cab l e cha nn el s can be
pres et.
3. It c an tun e c abl e c ha nn els.
4. Cont ro l lin g th e TV i s ver y easy by its men u driven s yst em .
5. It h as two Eur oc on nect or s ock ets f or e xter n al d evi ce (su ch as
vi de o reco rder , vid eo games , a udi o s et, etc.)
6. Fr ont AV Inp ut avai l a ble.
7. St ereo s ound s ys tems ( Ger m an + N ic am) a re a vailab le .
8. Full functio n Tele text (Fa ste xt , Topte xt).
9. It is possib l e to con nec t h ead ph one.
10. Direct channel access.
11 . APS (Aut omat ic P r ogr am m i ng Syste m).
12 . All pr og r ams ca n b e nam ed .
13 . Forward o r bac kw ard au to ma ti c tu ning .
14 . Sl ee p timer.
15. Child Lock
16 . Au tom at ic sou nd mute when no tran smiss i on .
17 . 5 minu tes aft er the br o adc as ti ng (c l osed own), the TV s witc h es
itsel f aut omati ca lly t o st and- by m od e.
MAIN DIFFERENCE LIST
Model Name
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Part Na me
MAIN PWBVE-20101111VE-20101105VE-20101103
! I NSTRUCTION BOOKVE-50028252VE-50028287VE-50028323
2. Remove th e 5 screws marked A as shown in t he F i g. 1.
3. W i thdr aw t he rear co ver to wa rd y ou .
REMOVING THE MAIN PWB
" Removing the rear cover.
1. Sl i ght ly r aise t he bo th sid es of th e ch assi s b y h and and w i thd raw
th e M AIN PW B backw ar d.
(If necessary, take off the wire clamp, co nnectors etc.)
REMOVING THE SPEAKER
" Removing the rear cover.
1. Rem ove t he 4 scr ews m ar k ed B, an d re mo ve sp ea ker as s hown
in Fig. 1.
2. Rem ove the sp eake r .
REMOVING THE FRONT AV PWB
" Removing the rear cover.
" Removi ng the MAIN PWB.
1. Remove the 2 scr ew s mar ked C.
2. Rem ove the FR ON T AV PW B.
CHECKIN G THE PW BOARD
To c h ec k the back s i de of th e PW B oard.
1) Pull o ut th e PW B oar d. (Ref er to REMOV ING THE MA IN
PWB ) .
2) Erec t th e PW B oar d vert ic ally so t ha t you c an easily ch eck
th e bac k s i de of th e PW B oard.
[CAUTION]
" When erecting the PW Board, be careful so that there will be no
con tact ing with ot her PW Boar d.
" Be for e tur n ing on po wer , ma k e sure t ha t the w i re co nn ec to r is
prop er l y con nected .
" When condu cti ng a check with p ow er s u ppl i ed , be s ur e to c onfi r m
th at t he CRT E AR T H WI RE (B RAIDED AS S’Y) is c o nne cted t o
th e C R T SOC KE T PW b oard.
WIRE CLAMPIN G AND CABLE T YING
1. Be sure t o clamp th e wir e.
2. Never rem o ve th e cable ti e u sed f or t ying th e wires to ge ther.
Sh oul d it be i n adve rt ent l y rem ov e d, b e su r e to tie th e wir es wit h
a n ew c able tie.
Setting ItemSetting ValueSetting ItemSetting Value
SOUND MENUFEATURE MENU
BA LANCECEN TERSLEEP T IME ROFF
BA SS
↑
CHILD LO CKOFF
TR EBL E
MODESTEREOAV-2 OUTPUTTV
EFFECTOFF
PICTURE MENUINSTALL
BRIGHTNESSPROGRAMME
CONTRASTBAND
COLOURCHANNEL
SHAR PN ES SSE ARCH
HUE (only NTSC)
PICTURE MODEAUTOSTO RE
Thes e ad j us t a re aut om atic a ll y
restore d when AP S b it in Se rvice
menu i s set .
The proc edure f or s e tti ng AP S
bit is described bellow.
↑
LANG UAGEENGL ISH
Refe r to t he INSTRUCTI ON
BOO K
FINE TUNING
■ SETTING APS BIT IN SERVICE MENU
1) En ter s er vice me nu in TV m ode by pr essi ng “IN FOR MA T ION” a nd “ M UTI NG” ke ys s i mu l tan eously. S er v ic e Men u will ap pea r.
2) Se le ct TX1 (TEL ET EXT OPT IO N) b y press i n g U p /Dow n k eys o n rem ot e c ontr o l un it.
3) Press the 7 key on remot e control unit to set APS bit . (After this, bit 7 of TX1 will be “1”)
4) Press STANDARD key on remote control unit to exit s ervice mode.
NOTE : DO NOT TURN OFF THE TV BY USING POWER BUTTON O N THE FRO NT PANEL.
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SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENT PREPARATION
1. You ca n ma ke t he ne ce ssa ry ad ju st me nts f or this u nit with
either the Remote Control Unit or with the adjustment tools
and parts as given below.
2. Adjustment with the Remote Control Unit i s made on the
basis of the initial setting va lues, however, the new setting
values which set the screen to its optimum condition may
differ f rom the init ia l s ettings.
3. Make sure t hat AC p ower is tu r ned on c orrec tly.
4. T ur n on the power for set an d test eq ui p me nt bef or e us e , and
sta rt t he ad justmen t p roced ur es aft er w ai ting at least 30 minut es .
5. U nl ess o the r wise s pec if i ed, prep ar e t he most su itab le r ecep ti on
or inp ut sign al for adjust ment.
6. N ever t ouch a ny a dj ust me nt p art s whic h are n ot spec if ied in th e
list for t his adjustment - variable resistors, transformers,
condensers, etc.
7. Pr esetti ng before ad j us tm en t.
Unl es s ot her w i se spec if i ed i n t he a djustme nt i ns tr uc t ions , p r ese t
th e f ollo w ing f uncti ons w ith th e re mo te c ontrol un it :
BRIGHT NES S
CONTRAST
COLOUR
SHAR PN ES S
V-21BT8ENS AV-21BT8EN
V-21BT8EPS AV-21BT8EP
V-21BT8EES AV-21BT8EE
V-21BT80E
CENTER
ADJUSTMENT EQUIPMENT
1. DC voltmeter (or digital voltmeter)
2. Sign al g en erat or (P attern g en erat or) [PA L/SE CAM/NTSC]
3. Remote control unit
MAIN PARTS LOCATIONS
FRONT
FRONT AV PWB
SI DE
ADJUSTMENT ITEM
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SCR EEN A DJ UST MENT
! OSD HORIZONTAL POSITION ADJUSTMENT
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IF AD JU STM EN T
! AGC A UTO MATI CALLY A DJUSTM EN T
! DEFLECTION CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT
!
The receiver should be operated only from a 220-240V AC,
50 Hz. outlet. Ensure you select the correct voltage setting
for your convenience.
2. Power Cord
The power supply cord should be placed so that they are not
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon them
or against them. Pay particular attention to cord where they
enter the plug, power outlet, and the point where they exit
from the receiver.
3. Moisture and Water
Do not use this equipment in a humid and damp place (avoid
the bathroom, the sink in the kitchen, and near the washing
machine). Do not expose this equipment to rain or water and
do not place objects filled with liquids on it as this may be
dangerous.
4. Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug the receiver from the main supply
outlet. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use with soft
and dry cloth.
5. Ventilation
The slots and openings on the receiver are intended for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent overheating,
these openings must not be blocked or covered in anyway.
6. Lightning
In case of storm and lightning or when going on holiday, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
7. Replacement Part
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service
technician has used replacement parts which are specified
by the manufacturer or have the same specifications as the
original one. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,
electrical shock, or other hazards.
8. Servicing
Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Do not remove cover as this may result in electric shock.
9. Flame sources
Do not place naked flame sources on the apparatus.
10. Stand-By
Do not leave your TV stand-by or operating condition when you
leave your house.
Warning!
Any intervention contrary to regulations, in particular, any
modification of high voltage or a replacement of the picture
tube may lead to an increased concentration of x-rays. Any
television modified in this way no longer complies with license
and must not be operated.
Instructions for waste disposal:
Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and should
principally be recycled. Packaging materials, such as foil
bag, must be kept away from children.
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Remote Control Buttons
= Stand By / Power
0 - 9 = Direct Program
Standard Button (PICTURE default settings)
Colour Buttons
MENU = Menu Button
() = Cursor Up / Programme Up
() = Cursor Right / Volume +
Teletext Control Buttons
VCR Control Buttons
() = Cursor Down / Programme Down
() = Cursor Left / Volume -
AV = AV Button
= Information Button
= Mute
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk
of electric shock of persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
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Control Panel Buttons
AV-21BT8ENB
AV-21BT8ENS
AV-21BF11ENS
Antenna Connections
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Preparation
Place TV on a solid surface.
For ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm free all around
the set. To prevent any fault and unsafe situations, please do
not place any objects on top of the set.
Features
It is a remote controlled colour television.
100 programmes from VHF, UHF bands or cable channels
can be preset.
It can tune cable channels.
Controlling the TV is very easy by its menu driven system.
It has two Euroconnector sockets for external devices (such
as video recorder, video games, audio set, etc.)
Front AV Input available.
Stereo sound systems (Nicam + German) are available.
Full function Teletext (Fastext, Toptext).
It is possible to connect headphone.
Direct channel access.
APS (Automatic Programming System).
All programmes can be named.
Forward or backward automatic tuning.
Sleep timer.
Child Lock.
Automatic sound mute when no transmission.
5 minutes after the broadcasting (closedown), the TV
switches itself automatically to stand-by mode.
Before Switching on your TV
Power connection
Important: The TV set is designed to operate on 220-240 V
AC, 50 Hz.
After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room
temperature before you connect the set to the mains.
Aerial Connections
Connect the aerial plug to the aerial input socket located at
the back of the TV.
How to connect the external equipments
See Connect the External Equipments on page 11.
See the instruction manuals provided with the external de-
vices too.
Inserting batteries in the remote control handset
Remove the battery cover located on the back of the hand-
set by gently pulling upwards from the indicated part.
Insert two AA (R6) or equivalent type batteries inside.
Replace the battery cover.
NOTE: Remove batteries from remote control handset when it is
not to be used for a long period. Otherwise it can be damaged
due to any leakage of batteries.
Switching the TV ON/OFF
You can operate your TV either using the remote control
handset or directly using the TV onset buttons.
To switch the TV on
Your TV will switch on in two steps:
1- Press the power button located on the front of the TV. Then
the TV switches itself to standby mode and the RED LED
located below the TV turns on.
2- To switch on the TV from stand-by mode either:
Press a digit button on the remote control so that a program-
me number is selected,
or,
Press Standby / Power Button or Programme Up and Down
buttons on the front of the TV or on the remote control respectively, so the TV will switch on and the RED Led will turn
GREEN.
To switch the TV off
Press the stand-by button on the remote control, so the TV
will switch to stand-by mode and the GREEN LED will become RED, or,
Press the power button located on the front of the TV.
Initial Settings
The message "PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE AUTO.
PROGRAMMING SYSTEM" will be displayed when you turn
on your TV for the first time.
1- Select LANGUAGE with the
press the
2- Select COUNTRY with the
press the or button to select the country you are
now located.
3- Select START with the
the button to start APS.
APS (Automatic Programming System) automatically pro-
grammes the received channels in your TVs programme
numbers. During APS, "A. P. S. IS RUNNING" will be dis-
played. After APS is finalized, the PROGRAM. menu appears.
To cancel APS, press the
You can delete a channel, insert a channel into a programme
number, or re-start APS with the PROGRAM. menu.
For details, see Program.(Programming) Menu on page
8.
4- Press the "STANDARD" button to complete the initial set-
tings.
After the initial settings are complete, you can change a programme number or to name a programme number or to programme new channel manually. For details, see Install.Menu on page 7.
If the message "PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE AUTO.PROGRAMMING SYSTEM" does not appear, follow the description Program.(Programming) Menu on page 8 to
select a menu language and the country where you are now
located, and to use A.P.S..
or button to select a menu language.
button.
or button, then
or button, then
or button, then press
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Programme Selecting (Previous or next
programme):
Press button to select the previous programme.
Press
button to select the next programme.
Programme Selecting (direct access):
Press digit buttons on the remote control handset to select
programmes between 0 and 9. TV will switch to the selected
program after a short delay.
When you press first digit, second digit will be displayed with
- symbol for 3 seconds. To select programmes between 10
and 99 press corresponding digit buttons consecutively before - symbol on the second digit disappears. (e.g. for programme 27, first press 2 and then 7 while program number
displayed as 2- )
Operating with the onset buttons
Volume setting and programme selection can be made using
the buttons on the front panel.
Volume Setting:
Press -VOL. / - button to decrease volume or
VOL.+ /
level scale will be displayed on the screen.
+ button to increase volume, so a volume
Programme Selecting:
Press PROG.+ / P button to select next programme or
-PROG. /
P button to select the previous programme.
Entering Main Menu:
Press MENU button to enter main menu. In the main
menu select submenu using PROG.+ / P
P button and enter the submenu using VOL.+ / +
or -VOL. / -
refer to Menu System on page 5.
button. To learn the usage of the menus,
or -PROG. /
Operating with Remote Control
The remote control handset of your TV is designed to control
all the functions of the model you selected. The functions will
be described in accordance with the menu system of your
TV.
Functions which you can use out of menu system are described below.
Menu System
Your TV has been designed with a menu system. Display
MENU (main menu) and enter one of five menus (SOUND,
PICTURE, FEATURE, INSTALL. and PROGRAM.).
1- Press MENU button to display MENU (main menu).
The menu titles will be displayed in the main menu.
2- Press
press
To exit a menu, press STANDARD button.
To go to the previous menu, press MENU button.
Sound Menu
To change sound settings:
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select SOUND using
then enter the sound menu pressing or button.
or,
Enter the Sound Menu directly, pressing the RED button.
Setting Volume:
As you enter the sound menu, Volume will be the first selected option.
Press
Press
or button to select a menu title, then
or button to enter the menu.
or button,
button to increase volume.
button to decrease volume.
Volume Setting:
Press button to increase volume.
Press
button to decrease volume.
Setting Balance:
Using or button select Balance.
Press
Press
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button to change balance rightward.
button to change balance leftward.
Setting Bass Level:
Picture Menu
Using or button select Bass.
Press
Press
button to increase bass level.
button to decrease bass level.
Setting Treble Level:
Using or button select Treble.
Press
Press button to decrease treble level.
button to increase treble level.
To change picture settings:
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select PICTURE using
then enter the picture menu pressing
or,
Enter the Picture Menu directly, pressing the GREEN but-
ton.
or button,
or button.
Setting Brightness:
As you enter the picture menu, BRIGHTNESS will be the
first selected option.
Press
Press
button to increase BRIGHTNESS.
button to decrease BRIGHTNESS.
Setting Contrast:
Selecting Mode:
You can choose MONO, STEREO or DUAL I-II mode, only if
the selected channel supports that mode.
Using
Press
If the TV channel you are watching broadcasts in two lan-
guages (e.g. Eurosport), you can select the dubbed or the
original language.
When the stereo broadcast is received poorly, you can
change from stereo to mono sound so that you can hear the
broadcast more clearly and easily.
or button select Mode.
or button to change Mode.
Setting Effect:
You can use this feature to switch on and off sound effect.
Pressing
the current sound system is mono and the sound effect is
set ON, then the sound will be heard as if it is stereo. If the
current sound system is stereo, switching this effect on will
make the sound deeper. Switching it off will make no change
in mono and stereo.
or button will turn on and off this feature. If
Using or button select CONTRAST.
Press
Press
button to increase CONTRAST level.
button to decrease CONTRAST level.
Setting Colour:
Using or button select COLOUR.
Press
Press
button to increase COLOUR level.
button to decrease COLOUR level.
Setting Sharpness:
Using or button select SHARPNESS.
Press
Press
button to increase SHARPNESS level.
button to decrease SHARPNESS level.
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Setting Hue (In AV mode only) :
Using or button select HUE.
Press
Press
HUE adjust is functional only when NTSC 3.58/4.43 is applied in AV mode. It does not appear when other colour systems used.
button to increase HUE level.
button to decrease HUE level.
Mode:
This option is used to change the picture size according to
the coming transmission.
If AUTO function is selected, then the picture size will be
automatically changed according to the transmission.
Selecting 4 : 3 mode forces picture ratio size to 4 : 3.
Selecting 16 : 9 mode forces picture ratio size to 16 : 9.
Every program has its own picture mode setting. When you
store the picture mode for a program other programs keep
their picture mode setting unaffected.
During the last minute of the count down, the timer is displayed on the upper right of the screen. When the timer
reaches zero, TV goes to stand-by.
Child Lock:
In Feature Menu, press or button to select
CHILD LOCK. Using
or Off.
When Off is selected, there will be no difference in the operation of your TV. When On is selected, the TV can only be
controlled by the remote control handset. In this case, the
front panel buttons (except the Switch On/Off button) will not
work.
or button turn CHILD LOCK On
Language:
Menu Language can be selected by pressing or button
on LANGUAGE item.
Feature Menu
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select FEATURE, using
Then enter the feature menu pressing
or,
Enter the Feature Menu directly, pressing the YELLOW
button.
Sleep Timer:
As you enter the feature menu, SLEEP TIMER will be the
first selected option.
Use
between OFF, 0:15:00, 0:30:00, 0:45:00, 1:00:00, 1:15:00,1:30:00, 1:45:00 and 2:00:00. hours. Your TV will get into
standby mode when the period you selected passes after
you make the selection.
It is displayed on the upper right of the screen. If sleep timer
is activated it is displayed with the TV status and erased with
it after 3 seconds.
or button to change the value of the sleep timer
or button.
or button.
AV-2 Output:
You can use this feature to select the internal or external
source that will be output at AV-2 (SCART 2) terminal.
TV or AV-1 can be chosen by pressing
"AV-2 OUTPUT".
or button on
Install. Menu
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select INSTALL. using
then enter the Installation menu pressing
or
Enter the Installation Menu directly, pressing the BLUE but-
ton.
or button,
or button.
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To programme a channel in a TVs programme
number manually:
1.PROGRAMME will be the first selected item as you enter
the INSTALL. menu. Pressing or button select the
programme number where you want to the tuned channel
to be stored. (You may also type the programme number
using the digit buttons.)
2. Press or button to select BAND. Using or
button to select the band in which you want to search a
channel.
3. Press
or
button to start searching. (Press button to search
forward.Press
If the found channel is not the desired one, press
button to start searching again.
To stop searching before a channel is found, press the reverse direction button. For example, when the TV is searching forward with
If you know the channel number which you want to find, you
can find the channel directly.
Press
or button to select the channel number, or enter the
number with the digit buttons.
4. If you want to name the new programme, follow the instructions under "To change the name of a programme" on
page 8.
5. If the channel reception is poor, fine-tune the channel.
Press
press
6. After the all settings are completed, store the new
channels setting to the programme number which you selected. Press
then press or to store it.
If you want to modify the current programme numbers
setting (for example, changing fine tuning, etc.) :
1. Select the programme number you want to modify the
settings while no menu appears.
2. Display the INSTALL. menu.
3. Follow To programme a channel in a TVs program-
me number manually: on page 8 and change the set-
tings of the current programme number.
If you want to name the new programme, follow the instructions under "To change the name of a programme"
on page 8.
Note:
Do not use Programme item in the INSTALL. menu to select
the programme number. If you select the programme number
with Programme item and store the settings, the selected
programme numbers current settings are cancelled.
or button to select SEARCH. Press
button to search backwards.)
or
button, press button to stop searching.
or button to select CHANNEL, then press
or button to select FINE TUNING,then
or to fine-tune the channel.
or button to select STORE,
Program. (Programming) Menu
PROGRAM. (Programming) menu is used to display the
programme names and numbers. You can use this menu to
delete a channel, to insert a channel and to autostore the
programmes.
Select the PROGRAM. menu pressing
ton and open it pressing
programme menu, all the programme numbers and names
will be displayed on the screen. The programme number and
name of the tuned channel will be shown by the cyan color.
All the other channel numbers will be white. You can move
the number in cyan using
Also, it's possible to use digit buttons to select programme
numbers. As you pass through the programme numbers this
way, to reach the programme number you want, the channels
corresponding to the programme numbers you pass through
will be tuned and the selected programme number will be
shown in cyan.
To change the name of a programme:
Move to the channel you want to rename or use the digits
so that the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the RED button. Use
position and press
Now, press the RED button again to store or BLUE button to
cancel NAME.
To delete a channel from a programme number:
Move to the channel you want to delete or use the digits so
that the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the YELLOW button. Now the corresponding channel
will be deleted and all the other channels below this programme number will be moved one programme number up.
Now, press the YELLOW button again to delete or BLUE button to cancel DELETE.
To insert a channel into a programme number:
Move to the channel to be inserted or use the digits so that
the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the GREEN button. Now using
or
buttons, move to the programme number.
Now, press the GREEN button again to insert or BLUE button
to cancel INSERT.
A.P.S.
If you enter the A.P.S. menu, you can automatically program-
me the received channels in your TVs programmes with
A.P.S. ( Automatic programme system ).
1. After displaying the PROGRAM. menu, press the BLUE
button to enter the A.P.S. menu.
2. Select LANGUAGE with the
press the
or button to select a menu language.
or button. When you enter the
or or or button.
or button to select the
or button to select a letter.
or button, then
or but-
or or
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3. Select COUNTRY with the or button, then
press the
now located.
4. If you want to start programming, select START with the
or button, then press the button. The
message A.P.S. IS RUNNING appears and A.P.S. auto-
matically programmes the received channels in your TVs
programme numbers. Afrer A.P.S. is finalized, the PRO-GRAM. menu appears again.
To cancel A.P.S., press the
or button to select the country you are
button.
Other Features
Sound Mute
To cut off the sound of the TV, press button. The sound
will be cut off. To cancel mute, press
ton. The volume level will be the same as the level before
mute when you cancel mute.
Information on Screen
First pressing the button displays the current status
Programme number, Station name and Sound sta-tus.
Pressing this button again displays the current time.
Pressing this button once more remove the on-screen display.
or or but-
Standard
You can re-set the current PICTURE menu settings (except
Picture Mode setting) to the default settings.
Press STANDARD button when no menu appears.
VCR Control Buttons
The buttons can be used to operate a JVC brand VCR.
Pressing the button having the same appearance as the original remote control button of a device makes the function work
in the same way as the original remote control.
Press the VCR Control Button to control your VCR.
Note:
If your device is not made by JVC, these buttons cannot be
used.
Even if your device is made by JVC, some of these buttons
or any one of the buttons may not work, depending on the
device.
You can use the
which the VCR will receive.
/ buttons to choose a TV channel
Teletext
Teletext is an information system that displays text on your
TV screen. Using the Teletext information system you can
view a page of information on a subject that is available in the
list of contents (index).
No on screen display will be available in text mode.
No contrast, brightness or colour control, but volume control
is available in text mode.
To operate Teletext
Select a TV station on which Teletext is being transmitted.
Press (TELETEXT)
(index) is displayed on the screen.
button. Usually the list of contents
To Display the Time
While watching a TV programme with Teletext transmission
press
tured from Teletext will be displayed on the screen.
If the programme being watched does not have Teletext
transmission, only a box will be displayed at the same location.
The time information will disappear after pressing
ton again.
When time information is displayed on screen, entering another menu will remove it.
button twice. The current time information, cap-
but-
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To select a page of Teletext
Press the appropriate digit buttons for the required Teletext
page number.
The selected page number is displayed at the top left corner
of the screen. The Teletext page counter searches until the
selected page number is located, so that the desired page is
displayed on the screen.
Press
one page at a time.
Press
one page at a time.
button to move the Teletext screen forward
button to move the Teletext screen backward
To Select Index Page
Fastext and Toptext
To select the page number of the index (generally page
100), press
button.
Searching for a teletext page while watching TV
In the Teletext mode pressing button will switch the
screen to the TV mode. In the TV mode enter a page number using digit keys. As you enter last digit of page number,
sign will replace the page number and flash until the
entered page number is found. Then the page number will
replace
page pressing
sign again. Now you can display this teletext
button.
To Select Double Height Text
Press button for the top half of the information page to
be displayed in double height text.
Press
tion page to be displayed in double height text.
Press
height text.
button again for the bottom half of the informa-
button once more for the full page of normal
To Reveal concealed Information
Pressing button once will reveal answers on a quiz or
games page.
Pressing
swers.
button again will conceal the revealed an-
To Stop Automatic Page Change
Teletext mode will be selected according to transmission automatically.
Your TV supports the 7 page Teletext system. When the
page number of any of the 7 pages in memory is entered, the
system will not search for the requested page; instead it will
display the page automatically.
Press
one page at a time.
Press
one page at a time.
button to move the Teletext screen forward
button to move the Teletext screen backward
For Fastext and Toptext:
The subject-heading for the information may have a particular
colour or can be in a form located in a coloured box.
Press an appropriate RED, GREEN, YELLOW or BLUE but-
ton in order to reach the relevant page quickly.
For Toptext:
If Toptext transmission is present, colour coded buttons will
appear in status row.
If Toptext transmission is not present, status row will not appear.
In Toptext mode the
the next or previous page respectively. If Toptext transmission
is not available, in case of operation of these commands,
wraparound occurs. For example page 100 appears to be one
greater than page 199.
or commands will request
The teletext page you have selected may contain more information than what is on the screen; the rest of the information
will be displayed after a period of time.
Press
Press
played.
button to stop the automatic page change.
button again to allow the next page to be dis-
To Select a Subcode Page
Subcode pages are subsections of long Teletext pages that
can only be displayed on the screen one section at a time.
Select the required Teletext page.
Press
Select the required subcode page number by pressing four
digit buttons (e.g. 0001).
If the selected subcode page is not displayed in a short
time, press
the screen.
Teletext page number will be displayed on the upper left cor-
ner of the screen when the selected page is found.
Press
button.
button. TV programme will be displayed on
button to display the selected Teletext page.
To exit Teletext
Press button. The screen will switch to TV mode.
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Connect the External Equipments
Before connecting anything
Switch off all equipments including the TV.
Read the manuals provided with the equipments.
To select an AV mode
Pressing AV button on the remote control selects one of four AV modes (AV- 1, AV-2, AV-2 S and F-AV).
To return to the TV mode, repeatedly press AV button or press
Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input and Audio L/R inputs are available.
Video and Audio L/R outputs are available.
F-AV (Front AV) terminal: RCA connectors x 3
Video input and Audio L/R inputs are available.
or button.
FRONT AV
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Via the Euroconnector
Your TV set has two Euroconnector sockets. If you want to
connect equipments (e.g. video recorder, decoder, etc.) which
have Euroconnectors, to your TV, use the AV-1 (SCART 1) or
AV-2 (SCART 2) terminals.
If an external device is connected via Euroconnector sockets
TV is switched to AV mode automatically.
RGB mode
If an equipment can output the RGB signals, connect it to the
AV-1 (SCART 1) terminal.
AV-2 S Mode
If the equipment connected to your TV set supports S-Video
(Y/C) output from Euroconnector, you can have a better picture quality by selecting AV-2 S mode and connecting your
equipment to the AV-2 S (SCART 2) terminal of TV. See your
equipment's booklet to check if your equipment has such feature.
Via the RCA jacks
If you have an equipment (such as a Camcorder) which has
the RCA jacks, connect it to the F-AV (Front AV) terminal
with the video and audio cables.
If the epuipment has the mono audio jack, connect it to the
AUDIO-L jack.
Via the ANT (aerial) socket
If your equipment does not have an Euroconnector or RCA
jacks, connect it to the TV with an aerial cable. For details,
see the manual provided with the equipment.
To store the test signal that comes from the equipment, see
"Install. Menu" on page 7 and store it to the programme
number 0. You can watch images from that equipment to
select the programme number which you stored the test
signal.
TV and Video Recoder (VCR)
Connect the Video Recorder to the ANT (antenna input)
socket of the TV with the aerial cable.
Connect the Video Recorder to the AV-1 or AV-2 terminal
with the SCART cable, or connect it to the F-AV (Front AV)
terminal with the audio and video cables.
Tips
Care of the Screen
Clean the screen with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Do not use
abrasive solvents as they may damage the TV screen coating
layer.
Poor Picture
Have you selected the correct TV system? Is your TV set or
house aerial located too close to the loudspeakers, nonearthed audio equipment or neon lights, etc. ?
Mountains or high buildings can cause double pictures or
ghost images. Sometimes you can improve the picture quality by changing the direction of the aerial.
The picture quality may degrade when two peripherals are
connected to the TV at the same time. In such a case, disconnect one of the peripherals.
No Picture
Is the aerial connected properly? Are the plugs connected
tightly to the aerial socket? Is the aerial cable damaged? Are
suitable plugs used to connect the aerial? If you are in doubt,
consult your dealer.
No Picture means that your TV is not receiving any transmission. Have you pressed the correct keys on the remote
control? Try once more.
Sound
Sound is coming from only one of the speakers. Is the balance set to one direction extreme? See SOUND menu.
Remote Control
Your TV no longer responds to the remote control. Press the
STANDARD button on the remote control once more. Per-
haps the batteries are exhausted. If so you can still use the
local buttons at the front of your TV.
Have you selected the wrong menu? Press STANDARD but-
ton to return to TV mode or press MENU button to return to
the previous menu.
No solution
Switch your TV set off and on. If this does not work, call the
service personnel; never attempt to repair it yourself.
NTSC Playback
Connect a NTSC video recorder to a terminal. Then press
AV button to select the corresponding AV mode.
NTSC 3.58/4.43 system is detected automatically in AV
mode.
Copy Facility
You can output the video and audio signals which inputs from
TV or AV-1(SCART 1) terminal to the video recorder connected to the AV-2 (SCART 2) terminal.
To select the output source, see AV-2 OUTPUT on page 7.
Connecting Headphones
Use the stereo headphone socket of your TV, to connect
headphones.
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Specifications
TV BROADCASTING .......................................... PAL B/G
The receiver should be operated only from a 220-240V AC,
50 Hz. outlet. Ensure you select the correct voltage setting
for your convenience.
2. Power Cord
The power supply cord should be placed so that they are not
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon them
or against them. Pay particular attention to cord where they
enter the plug, power outlet, and the point where they exit
from the receiver.
3. Moisture and Water
Do not use this equipment in a humid and damp place (avoid
the bathroom, the sink in the kitchen, and near the washing
machine). Do not expose this equipment to rain or water and
do not place objects filled with liquids on it as this may be
dangerous.
4. Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug the receiver from the main supply
outlet. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use with soft
and dry cloth.
5. Ventilation
The slots and openings on the receiver are intended for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent overheating,
these openings must not be blocked or covered in anyway.
6. Lightning
In case of storm and lightning or when going on holiday, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
7. Replacement Part
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service
technician has used replacement parts which are specified
by the manufacturer or have the same specifications as the
original one. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,
electrical shock, or other hazards.
8. Servicing
Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Do not remove cover as this may result in electric shock.
9. Flame sources
Do not place naked flame sources on the apparatus.
10. Stand-By
Do not leave your TV stand-by or operating condition when you
leave your house.
Warning!
Any intervention contrary to regulations, in particular, any
modification of high voltage or a replacement of the picture
tube may lead to an increased concentration of x-rays. Any
television modified in this way no longer complies with license
and must not be operated.
Instructions for waste disposal:
Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and should
principally be recycled. Packaging materials, such as foil
bag, must be kept away from children.
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Remote Control Buttons
= Stand By / Power
0 - 9 = Direct Program
Standard Button (PICTURE default settings)
Colour Buttons
MENU = Menu Button
() = Cursor Up / Programme Up
() = Cursor Right / Volume +
Teletext Control Buttons
VCR Control Buttons
() = Cursor Down / Programme Down
() = Cursor Left / Volume -
AV = AV Button
= Information Button
= Mute
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk
of electric shock of persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
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Control Panel Buttons
AV-21BT80EP
AV-21BT8EPB
AV-21BT8EPS
AV-21BF11EPS
Antenna Connections
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Preparation
Place TV on a solid surface.
For ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm free all around
the set. To prevent any fault and unsafe situations, please do
not place any objects on top of the set.
Features
It is a remote controlled colour television.
100 programmes from VHF, UHF bands or cable channels
can be preset.
It can tune cable channels.
Controlling the TV is very easy by its menu driven system.
It has two Euroconnector sockets for external devices (such
as video recorder, video games, audio set, etc.)
Front AV Input available.
Stereo sound systems (Nicam + German) are available.
Full function Teletext (Fastext, Toptext).
It is possible to connect headphone.
Direct channel access.
APS (Automatic Programming System).
All programmes can be named.
Forward or backward automatic tuning.
Sleep timer.
Child Lock.
Automatic sound mute when no transmission.
5 minutes after the broadcasting (closedown), the TV
switches itself automatically to stand-by mode.
Before Switching on your TV
Power connection
Important: The TV set is designed to operate on 220-240 V
AC, 50 Hz.
After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room
temperature before you connect the set to the mains.
Aerial Connections
Connect the aerial plug to the aerial input socket located at
the back of the TV.
How to connect the external equipments
See Connect the External Equipments on page 11.
See the instruction manuals provided with the external de-
vices too.
Inserting batteries in the remote control handset
Remove the battery cover located on the back of the hand-
set by gently pulling upwards from the indicated part.
Insert two AA (R6) or equivalent type batteries inside.
Replace the battery cover.
NOTE: Remove batteries from remote control handset when it is
not to be used for a long period. Otherwise it can be damaged
due to any leakage of batteries.
Switching the TV ON/OFF
You can operate your TV either using the remote control
handset or directly using the TV onset buttons.
To switch the TV on
Your TV will switch on in two steps:
1- Press the power button located on the front of the TV. Then
the TV switches itself to standby mode and the RED LED
located below the TV turns on.
2- To switch on the TV from stand-by mode either:
Press a digit button on the remote control so that a program-
me number is selected,
or,
Press Standby / Power Button or Programme Up and Down
buttons on the front of the TV or on the remote control respectively, so the TV will switch on and the RED Led will turn
GREEN.
To switch the TV off
Press the stand-by button on the remote control, so the TV
will switch to stand-by mode and the GREEN LED will become RED, or,
Press the power button located on the front of the TV.
Initial Settings
The message "PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE AUTO.
PROGRAMMING SYSTEM" will be displayed when you turn
on your TV for the first time.
1- Select LANGUAGE with the
press the
2- Select COUNTRY with the
press the or button to select the country you are
now located.
3- Select START with the
the button to start APS.
APS (Automatic Programming System) automatically pro-
grammes the received channels in your TVs programme
numbers. During APS, "A. P. S. IS RUNNING" will be dis-
played. After APS is finalized, the PROGRAM. menu appears.
To cancel APS, press the
You can delete a channel, insert a channel into a programme
number, or re-start APS with the PROGRAM. menu.
For details, see Program.(Programming) Menu on page
8.
4- Press the "STANDARD" button to complete the initial set-
tings.
After the initial settings are complete, you can change a programme number or to name a programme number or to programme new channel manually. For details, see Install.Menu on page 7.
If the message "PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE AUTO.PROGRAMMING SYSTEM" does not appear, follow the description Program.(Programming) Menu on page 8 to
select a menu language and the country where you are now
located, and to use A.P.S..
or button to select a menu language.
button.
or button, then
or button, then
or button, then press
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Programme Selecting (Previous or next
programme):
Press button to select the previous programme.
Press
button to select the next programme.
Programme Selecting (direct access):
Press digit buttons on the remote control handset to select
programmes between 0 and 9. TV will switch to the selected
program after a short delay.
When you press first digit, second digit will be displayed with
- symbol for 3 seconds. To select programmes between 10
and 99 press corresponding digit buttons consecutively before - symbol on the second digit disappears. (e.g. for programme 27, first press 2 and then 7 while program number
displayed as 2- )
Operating with the onset buttons
Volume setting and programme selection can be made using
the buttons on the front panel.
Volume Setting:
Press -VOL. / - button to decrease volume or
VOL.+ /
level scale will be displayed on the screen.
+ button to increase volume, so a volume
Programme Selecting:
Press PROG.+ / P button to select next programme
or -PROG. /
me.
P button to select the previous program-
Entering Main Menu:
Press MENU button to enter main menu. In the main
menu select submenu using PROG.+ / P
P button and enter the submenu using VOL.+ /
/
+ or -VOL. / - button. To learn the usage of the
menus, refer to Menu System on page 5.
or -PROG.
Operating with Remote Control
The remote control handset of your TV is designed to control
all the functions of the model you selected. The functions will
be described in accordance with the menu system of your
TV.
Functions which you can use out of menu system are described below.
Menu System
Your TV has been designed with a menu system. Display
MENU (main menu) and enter one of five menus (SOUND,
PICTURE, FEATURE, INSTALL. and PROGRAM.).
1- Press MENU button to display MENU (main menu).
The menu titles will be displayed in the main menu.
2- Press
press
To exit a menu, press STANDARD button.
To go to the previous menu, press MENU button.
Sound Menu
To change sound settings:
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select SOUND using
then enter the sound menu pressing or button.
or,
Enter the Sound Menu directly, pressing the RED button.
Setting Volume:
As you enter the sound menu, Volume will be the first selected option.
Press
Press
or button to select a menu title, then
or button to enter the menu.
or button,
button to increase volume.
button to decrease volume.
Volume Setting:
Press button to increase volume.
Press
button to decrease volume.
Setting Balance:
Using or button select Balance.
Press
Press
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button to change balance rightward.
button to change balance leftward.
Setting Bass Level:
Picture Menu
Using or button select Bass.
Press
Press
button to increase bass level.
button to decrease bass level.
Setting Treble Level:
Using or button select Treble.
Press
Press button to decrease treble level.
button to increase treble level.
To change picture settings:
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select PICTURE using
then enter the picture menu pressing
or,
Enter the Picture Menu directly, pressing the GREEN but-
ton.
or button,
or button.
Setting Brightness:
As you enter the picture menu, BRIGHTNESS will be the
first selected option.
Press
Press
button to increase BRIGHTNESS.
button to decrease BRIGHTNESS.
Setting Contrast:
Selecting Mode:
You can choose MONO, STEREO or DUAL I-II mode, only if
the selected channel supports that mode.
Using
Press
If the TV channel you are watching broadcasts in two lan-
guages (e.g. Eurosport), you can select the dubbed or the
original language.
When the stereo broadcast is received poorly, you can
change from stereo to mono sound so that you can hear the
broadcast more clearly and easily.
or button select Mode.
or button to change Mode.
Setting Effect:
You can use this feature to switch on and off sound effect.
Pressing
the current sound system is mono and the sound effect is
set ON, then the sound will be heard as if it is stereo. If the
current sound system is stereo, switching this effect on will
make the sound deeper. Switching it off will make no change
in mono and stereo.
or button will turn on and off this feature. If
Using or button select CONTRAST.
Press
Press
button to increase CONTRAST level.
button to decrease CONTRAST level.
Setting Colour:
Using or button select COLOUR.
Press
Press
button to increase COLOUR level.
button to decrease COLOUR level.
Setting Sharpness:
Using or button select SHARPNESS.
Press
Press
button to increase SHARPNESS level.
button to decrease SHARPNESS level.
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Setting Hue (In AV mode only) :
Using or button select HUE.
Press
Press
HUE adjust is functional only when NTSC 3.58/4.43 is applied in AV mode. It does not appear when other colour systems used.
button to increase HUE level.
button to decrease HUE level.
Mode:
This option is used to change the picture size according to
the coming transmission.
If AUTO function is selected, then the picture size will be
automatically changed according to the transmission.
Selecting 4 : 3 mode forces picture ratio size to 4 : 3.
Selecting 16 : 9 mode forces picture ratio size to 16 : 9.
Every program has its own picture mode setting. When you
store the picture mode for a program other programs keep
their picture mode setting unaffected.
During the last minute of the count down, the timer is displayed on the upper right of the screen. When the timer
reaches zero, TV goes to stand-by.
Child Lock:
In Feature Menu, press or button to select
CHILD LOCK. Using
or Off.
When Off is selected, there will be no difference in the operation of your TV. When On is selected, the TV can only be
controlled by the remote control handset. In this case, the
front panel buttons (except the Switch On/Off button) will not
work.
or button turn CHILD LOCK On
Language:
Menu Language can be selected by pressing or button
on LANGUAGE item.
Feature Menu
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select FEATURE, using
Then enter the feature menu pressing
or,
Enter the Feature Menu directly, pressing the YELLOW
button.
Sleep Timer:
As you enter the feature menu, SLEEP TIMER will be the
first selected option.
Use
between OFF, 0:15:00, 0:30:00, 0:45:00, 1:00:00, 1:15:00,1:30:00, 1:45:00 and 2:00:00. hours. Your TV will get into
standby mode when the period you selected passes after
you make the selection.
It is displayed on the upper right of the screen. If sleep timer
is activated it is displayed with the TV status and erased with
it after 3 seconds.
or button to change the value of the sleep timer
or button.
or button.
AV-2 Output:
You can use this feature to select the internal or external
source that will be output at AV-2 (SCART 2) terminal.
TV or AV-1 can be chosen by pressing
"AV-2 OUTPUT".
or button on
Install. Menu
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select INSTALL. using
then enter the Installation menu pressing
or
Enter the Installation Menu directly, pressing the BLUE but-
ton.
or button,
or button.
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To programme a channel in a TVs programme
number manually:
1.PROGRAMME will be the first selected item as you enter
the INSTALL. menu. Pressing or button select the
programme number where you want to the tuned channel
to be stored. (You may also type the programme number
using the digit buttons.)
2. Press or button to select BAND. Using or
button to select the band in which you want to search a
channel.
3. Press
or
button to start searching. (Press button to search
forward.Press
If the found channel is not the desired one, press
button to start searching again.
To stop searching before a channel is found, press the reverse direction button. For example, when the TV is searching forward with
If you know the channel number which you want to find, you
can find the channel directly.
Press
or button to select the channel number, or enter the
number with the digit buttons.
(Follow the step 5 to select the correct standard before you
select a channel number.)
4. If you want to name the new programme, follow the instructions under "To change the name of a programme" on
page 8.
5. If the sound or picture is abnormal, change the standard
(broadcasting system) of new channel.
Press
press
The indicated channel number will be changed when you
change the standard.
B/G: C02-C73 / S01-S41 / S75-S79
L: C01-C73 / S01-S41 / S75-S77
6. If the channel reception is poor, fine-tune the channel.
Press
press
7. After the all settings are completed, store the new
channels setting to the programme number which you se-
lected. Press
then press or to store it.
If you want to modify the current programme numbers
setting (for example, changing fine tuning, etc.) :
1. Select the programme number you want to modify the
settings while no menu appears.
2. Display the INSTALL. menu.
3. Follow To programme a channel in a TVs program-
me number manually: on page 8 and change the set-
tings of the current programme number.
or button to select SEARCH. Press
button to search backwards.)
or
button, press button to stop searching.
or button to select CHANNEL, then press
or button to select STANDARD, then
or button to change the correct one.
or button to select FINE TUNING,then
or to fine-tune the channel.
or button to select STORE,
If you want to name the new programme, follow the instructions under "To change the name of a programme"
on page 8.
Note:
Do not use Programme item in the INSTALL. menu to select
the programme number. If you select the programme number
with Programme item and store the settings, the selected
programme numbers current settings are cancelled.
Program. (Programming) Menu
PROGRAM. (Programming) menu is used to display the
programme names and numbers. You can use this menu to
delete a channel, to insert a channel and to autostore the
programmes.
Select the PROGRAM. menu pressing
ton and open it pressing or button. When you enter the
programme menu, all the programme numbers and names
will be displayed on the screen. The programme number and
name of the tuned channel will be shown by the cyan color.
All the other channel numbers will be white. You can move
the number in cyan using
Also, it's possible to use digit buttons to select programme
numbers. As you pass through the programme numbers this
way, to reach the programme number you want, the channels
corresponding to the programme numbers you pass through
will be tuned and the selected programme number will be
shown in cyan.
To change the name of a programme:
Move to the channel you want to rename or use the digits
so that the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the RED button. Use
position and press
Now, press the RED button again to store or BLUE button to
cancel NAME.
To delete a channel from a programme number:
Move to the channel you want to delete or use the digits so
that the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the YELLOW button. Now the corresponding channel
will be deleted and all the other channels below this programme number will be moved one programme number up.
Now, press the YELLOW button again to delete or BLUE button to cancel DELETE.
To insert a channel into a programme number:
Move to the channel to be inserted or use the digits so that
the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the GREEN button. Now using
or
buttons, move to the programme number.
or or or button.
or button to select the
or button to select a letter.
or but-
or or
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Now, press the GREEN button again to insert or BLUE button
to cancel INSERT.
A.P.S.:
If you enter the A.P.S. menu, you can automatically program-
me the received channels in your TVs programmes with
A.P.S. ( Automatic programme system ).
1. After displaying the PROGRAM. menu, press the BLUE
button to enter the A.P.S. menu.
2. Select LANGUAGE with the
press the
3. Select COUNTRY with the
press the
now located.
4. If you want to start programming, select START with the
message A.P.S. IS RUNNING appears and A.P.S. auto-
matically programmes the received channels in your TVs
programme numbers. Afrer A.P.S. is finalized, the PRO-GRAM. menu appears again.
To cancel A.P.S., press the
or button to select a menu language.
or button to select the country you are
or button, then press the button. The
or button, then
or button, then
button.
To Display the Time
While watching a TV programme with Teletext transmission
press button twice. The current time information, captured from Teletext will be displayed on the screen.
If the programme being watched does not have Teletext
transmission, only a box will be displayed at the same location.
The time information will disappear after pressing
ton again.
When time information is displayed on screen, entering another menu will remove it.
but-
Standard
You can re-set the current PICTURE menu settings (except
Picture Mode setting) to the default settings.
Press STANDARD button when no menu appears.
VCR Control Buttons
The buttons can be used to operate a JVC brand VCR.
Pressing the button having the same appearance as the original remote control button of a device makes the function work
in the same way as the original remote control.
Press the VCR Control Button to control your VCR.
Note:
If your device is not made by JVC, these buttons cannot be
used.
Even if your device is made by JVC, some of these buttons
or any one of the buttons may not work, depending on the
device.
You can use the
which the VCR will receive.
/ buttons to choose a TV channel
Other Features
Sound Mute
To cut off the sound of the TV, press button. The sound
will be cut off. To cancel mute, press
ton. The volume level will be the same as the level before
mute when you cancel mute.
Information on Screen
First pressing the button displays the current status
Programme number, Station name and Sound sta-tus.
Pressing this button again displays the current time.
Pressing this button once more remove the on-screen display.
or or but-
Teletext
Teletext is an information system that displays text on your
TV screen. Using the Teletext information system you can
view a page of information on a subject that is available in the
list of contents (index).
No on screen display will be available in text mode.
No contrast, brightness or colour control, but volume control
is available in text mode.
To operate Teletext
Select a TV station on which Teletext is being transmitted.
Press (TELETEXT)
(index) is displayed on the screen.
button. Usually the list of contents
To select a page of Teletext
Press the appropriate digit buttons for the required Teletext
page number.
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The selected page number is displayed at the top left corner
of the screen. The Teletext page counter searches until the
selected page number is located, so that the desired page is
displayed on the screen.
Press
one page at a time.
Press
one page at a time.
button to move the Teletext screen forward
button to move the Teletext screen backward
To Select Index Page
To select the page number of the index (generally page
100), press
button.
Searching for a teletext page while watching TV
In the Teletext mode pressing button will switch the
screen to the TV mode. In the TV mode enter a page number using digit keys. As you enter last digit of page number,
sign will replace the page number and flash until the
entered page number is found. Then the page number will
replace
page pressing
sign again. Now you can display this teletext
button.
To Select Double Height Text
Press button for the top half of the information page to
be displayed in double height text.
Press
tion page to be displayed in double height text.
Press
height text.
button again for the bottom half of the informa-
button once more for the full page of normal
To Reveal concealed Information
Pressing button once will reveal answers on a quiz or
games page.
Pressing
swers.
button again will conceal the revealed an-
If the selected subcode page is not displayed in a short
time, press
the screen.
Teletext page number will be displayed on the upper left cor-
ner of the screen when the selected page is found.
Press
button. TV programme will be displayed on
button to display the selected Teletext page.
To exit Teletext
Press button. The screen will switch to TV mode.
Fastext and Toptext
Teletext mode will be selected according to transmission automatically.
Your TV supports the 7 page Teletext system. When the
page number of any of the 7 pages in memory is entered, the
system will not search for the requested page; instead it will
display the page automatically.
Press
one page at a time.
Press
one page at a time.
For Fastext and Toptext:
The subject-heading for the information may have a particular
colour or can be in a form located in a coloured box.
Press an appropriate RED, GREEN, YELLOW or BLUE but-
ton in order to reach the relevant page quickly.
For Toptext:
If Toptext transmission is present, colour coded buttons will
appear in status row.
If Toptext transmission is not present, status row will not appear.
In Toptext mode the
the next or previous page respectively. If Toptext transmission
is not available, in case of operation of these commands,
wraparound occurs. For example page 100 appears to be one
greater than page 199.
button to move the Teletext screen forward
button to move the Teletext screen backward
or commands will request
To Stop Automatic Page Change
The teletext page you have selected may contain more information than what is on the screen; the rest of the information
will be displayed after a period of time.
Press
Press
played.
button to stop the automatic page change.
button again to allow the next page to be dis-
To Select a Subcode Page
Subcode pages are subsections of long Teletext pages that
can only be displayed on the screen one section at a time.
Select the required Teletext page.
Press
Select the required subcode page number by pressing four
digit buttons (e.g. 0001).
button.
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Connect the External Equipments
Before connecting anything
Switch off all equipments including the TV.
Read the manuals provided with the equipments.
To select an AV mode
Pressing AV button on the remote control selects one of four AV modes (AV- 1, AV-2, AV-2 S and F-AV).
To return to the TV mode, repeatedly press AV button or press
Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input and Audio L/R inputs are available.
Video and Audio L/R outputs are available.
F-AV (Front AV) terminal: RCA connectors x 3
Video input and Audio L/R inputs are available.
or button.
FRONT AV
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Via the Euroconnector
Your TV set has two Euroconnector sockets. If you want to
connect equipments (e.g. video recorder, decoder, etc.) which
have Euroconnectors, to your TV, use the AV-1 (SCART 1) or
AV-2 (SCART 2) terminals.
If an external device is connected via Euroconnector sockets
TV is switched to AV mode automatically.
RGB mode
If an equipment can output the RGB signals, connect it to the
AV-1 (SCART 1) terminal.
AV-2 S Mode
If the equipment connected to your TV set supports S-Video
(Y/C) output from Euroconnector, you can have a better picture quality by selecting AV-2 S mode and connecting your
equipment to the AV-2 S (SCART 2) terminal of TV. See your
equipment's booklet to check if your equipment has such feature.
Via the RCA jacks
If you have an equipment (such as a Camcorder) which has
the RCA jacks, connect it to the F-AV (Front AV) terminal
with the video and audio cables.
If the epuipment has the mono audio jack, connect it to the
AUDIO-L jack.
Via the ANT (aerial) socket
If your equipment does not have an Euroconnector or RCA
jacks, connect it to the TV with an aerial cable. For details,
see the manual provided with the equipment.
To store the test signal that comes from the equipment, see
"Install. Menu" on page 7 and store it to the programme
number 0. You can watch images from that equipment to
select the programme number which you stored the test
signal.
TV and Video Recoder (VCR)
Connect the Video Recorder to the ANT (antenna input)
socket of the TV with the aerial cable.
Connect the Video Recorder to the AV-1 or AV-2 terminal
with the SCART cable, or connect it to the F-AV (Front AV)
terminal with the audio and video cables.
Tips
Care of the Screen
Clean the screen with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Do not use
abrasive solvents as they may damage the TV screen coating
layer.
Poor Picture
Have you selected the correct TV system? Is your TV set or
house aerial located too close to the loudspeakers, nonearthed audio equipment or neon lights, etc. ?
Mountains or high buildings can cause double pictures or
ghost images. Sometimes you can improve the picture quality by changing the direction of the aerial.
The picture quality may degrade when two peripherals are
connected to the TV at the same time. In such a case, disconnect one of the peripherals.
No Picture
Is the aerial connected properly? Are the plugs connected
tightly to the aerial socket? Is the aerial cable damaged? Are
suitable plugs used to connect the aerial? If you are in doubt,
consult your dealer.
No Picture means that your TV is not receiving any transmission. Have you pressed the correct keys on the remote
control? Try once more.
Sound
Sound is coming from only one of the speakers. Is the balance set to one direction extreme? See SOUND menu.
Remote Control
Your TV no longer responds to the remote control. Press the
STANDARD button on the remote control once more. Per-
haps the batteries are exhausted. If so you can still use the
local buttons at the front of your TV.
Have you selected the wrong menu? Press STANDARD but-
ton to return to TV mode or press MENU button to return to
the previous menu.
No solution
Switch your TV set off and on. If this does not work, call the
service personnel; never attempt to repair it yourself.
NTSC Playback
Connect a NTSC video recorder to a terminal. Then press
AV button to select the corresponding AV mode.
NTSC 3.58/4.43 system is detected automatically in AV
mode.
Copy Facility
You can output the video and audio signals which inputs from
TV or AV-1(SCART 1) terminal to the video recorder connected to the AV-2 (SCART 2) terminal.
To select the output source, see AV-2 OUTPUT on page 7.
Connecting Headphones
Use the stereo headphone socket of your TV, to connect
headphones.
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Specifications
TV BROADCASTING .......................................... PAL SECAM B/G L
The receiver should be operated only from a 220-240V AC,
50 Hz. outlet. Ensure you select the correct voltage setting
for your convenience.
2. Power Cord
The power supply cord should be placed so that they are not
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon them
or against them. Pay particular attention to cord where they
enter the plug, power outlet, and the point where they exit
from the receiver.
3. Moisture and Water
Do not use this equipment in a humid and damp place (avoid
the bathroom, the sink in the kitchen, and near the washing
machine). Do not expose this equipment to rain or water and
do not place objects filled with liquids on it as this may be
dangerous.
4. Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug the receiver from the main supply
outlet. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use with soft
and dry cloth.
5. Ventilation
The slots and openings on the receiver are intended for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent overheating,
these openings must not be blocked or covered in anyway.
6. Lightning
In case of storm and lightning or when going on holiday, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
7. Replacement Part
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service
technician has used replacement parts which are specified
by the manufacturer or have the same specifications as the
original one. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,
electrical shock, or other hazards.
8. Servicing
Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Do not remove cover as this may result in electric shock.
9. Flame sources
Do not place naked flame sources on the apparatus.
10. Stand-By
Do not leave your TV stand-by or operating condition when you
leave your house.
Warning!
Any intervention contrary to regulations, in particular, any
modification of high voltage or a replacement of the picture
tube may lead to an increased concentration of x-rays. Any
television modified in this way no longer complies with license
and must not be operated.
Instructions for waste disposal:
Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and should
principally be recycled. Packaging materials, such as foil
bag, must be kept away from children.
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Remote Control Buttons
= Stand By / Power
0 - 9 = Direct Program
Standard Button (PICTURE default settings)
Colour Buttons
MENU = Menu Button
() = Cursor Up / Programme Up
() = Cursor Right / Volume +
Teletext Control Buttons
VCR Control Buttons
() = Cursor Down / Programme Down
() = Cursor Left / Volume -
AV = AV Button
= Information Button
= Mute
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk
of electric shock of persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
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Control Panel Buttons
AV-21BT8EEB
AV-21BT8EES
AV-21BF11EES
Antenna Connections
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Preparation
Place TV on a solid surface.
For ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm free all around
the set. To prevent any fault and unsafe situations, please do
not place any objects on top of the set.
Features
It is a remote controlled colour television.
100 programmes from VHF, UHF bands or cable channels
can be preset.
It can tune cable channels.
Controlling the TV is very easy by its menu driven system.
It has two Euroconnector sockets for external devices (such
as video recorder, video games, audio set, etc.)
Front AV Input available.
Stereo sound systems (Nicam + German) are available.
Full function Teletext (Fastext, Toptext).
It is possible to connect headphone.
Direct channel access.
APS (Automatic Programming System).
All programmes can be named.
Forward or backward automatic tuning.
Sleep timer.
Child Lock.
Automatic sound mute when no transmission.
5 minutes after the broadcasting (closedown), the TV
switches itself automatically to stand-by mode.
Before Switching on your TV
Power connection
Important: The TV set is designed to operate on 220-240 V
AC, 50 Hz.
After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room
temperature before you connect the set to the mains.
Aerial Connections
Connect the aerial plug to the aerial input socket located at
the back of the TV.
How to connect the external equipments
See Connect the External Equipments on page 11.
See the instruction manuals provided with the external de-
vices too.
Inserting batteries in the remote control handset
Remove the battery cover located on the back of the hand-
set by gently pulling upwards from the indicated part.
Insert two AA (R6) or equivalent type batteries inside.
Replace the battery cover.
NOTE: Remove batteries from remote control handset when it is
not to be used for a long period. Otherwise it can be damaged
due to any leakage of batteries.
Switching the TV ON/OFF
You can operate your TV either using the remote control
handset or directly using the TV onset buttons.
To switch the TV on
Your TV will switch on in two steps:
1- Press the power button located on the front of the TV. Then
the TV switches itself to standby mode and the RED LED
located below the TV turns on.
2- To switch on the TV from stand-by mode either:
Press a digit button on the remote control so that a program-
me number is selected,
or,
Press Standby / Power Button or Programme Up and Down
buttons on the front of the TV or on the remote control respectively, so the TV will switch on and the RED Led will turn
GREEN.
To switch the TV off
Press the stand-by button on the remote control, so the TV
will switch to stand-by mode and the GREEN LED will become RED, or,
Press the power button located on the front of the TV.
Initial Settings
The message "PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE AUTO.
PROGRAMMING SYSTEM" will be displayed when you turn
on your TV for the first time.
1- Select LANGUAGE with the
press the
2- Select COUNTRY with the
press the or button to select the country you are
now located.
3- Select START with the
the button to start APS.
APS (Automatic Programming System) automatically pro-
grammes the received channels in your TVs programme
numbers. During APS, "A. P. S. IS RUNNING" will be dis-
played. After APS is finalized, the PROGRAM. menu appears.
To cancel APS, press the
You can delete a channel, insert a channel into a programme
number, or re-start APS with the PROGRAM. menu.
For details, see Program.(Programming) Menu on page
8.
4- Press the "STANDARD" button to complete the initial set-
tings.
After the initial settings are complete, you can change a programme number or to name a programme number or to programme new channel manually. For details, see Install.Menu on page 7.
If the message "PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE AUTO.PROGRAMMING SYSTEM" does not appear, follow the description Program.(Programming) Menu on page 8 to
select a menu language and the country where you are now
located, and to use A.P.S..
or button to select a menu language.
button.
or button, then
or button, then
or button, then press
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Programme Selecting (Previous or next
programme):
Press button to select the previous programme.
Press
button to select the next programme.
Programme Selecting (direct access):
Press digit buttons on the remote control handset to select
programmes between 0 and 9. TV will switch to the selected
program after a short delay.
When you press first digit, second digit will be displayed with
- symbol for 3 seconds. To select programmes between 10
and 99 press corresponding digit buttons consecutively before - symbol on the second digit disappears. (e.g. for programme 27, first press 2 and then 7 while program number
displayed as 2- )
Operating with the onset buttons
Volume setting and programme selection can be made using
the buttons on the front panel.
Volume Setting:
Press -VOL. / - button to decrease volume or
VOL.+ /
level scale will be displayed on the screen.
+ button to increase volume, so a volume
Programme Selecting:
Press PROG.+ / P button to select next programme
or -PROG. /
me.
P button to select the previous program-
Entering Main Menu:
Press MENU button to enter main menu. In the main
menu select submenu using PROG.+ / P
P button and enter the submenu using VOL.+ /
/
+ or -VOL. / - button. To learn the usage of the
menus, refer to Menu System on page 5.
or -PROG.
Operating with Remote Control
The remote control handset of your TV is designed to control
all the functions of the model you selected. The functions will
be described in accordance with the menu system of your
TV.
Functions which you can use out of menu system are described below.
Menu System
Your TV has been designed with a menu system. Display
MENU (main menu) and enter one of five menus (SOUND,
PICTURE, FEATURE, INSTALL. and PROGRAM.).
1- Press MENU button to display MENU (main menu).
The menu titles will be displayed in the main menu.
2- Press
press
To exit a menu, press STANDARD button.
To go to the previous menu, press MENU button.
Sound Menu
To change sound settings:
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select SOUND using
then enter the sound menu pressing or button.
or,
Enter the Sound Menu directly, pressing the RED button.
Setting Volume:
As you enter the sound menu, Volume will be the first selected option.
Press
Press
or button to select a menu title, then
or button to enter the menu.
or button,
button to increase volume.
button to decrease volume.
Volume Setting:
Press button to increase volume.
Press
button to decrease volume.
Setting Balance:
Using or button select Balance.
Press
Press
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button to change balance rightward.
button to change balance leftward.
Setting Bass Level:
Picture Menu
Using or button select Bass.
Press
Press
button to increase bass level.
button to decrease bass level.
Setting Treble Level:
Using or button select Treble.
Press
Press button to decrease treble level.
button to increase treble level.
To change picture settings:
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select PICTURE using
then enter the picture menu pressing
or,
Enter the Picture Menu directly, pressing the GREEN but-
ton.
or button,
or button.
Setting Brightness:
As you enter the picture menu, BRIGHTNESS will be the
first selected option.
Press
Press
button to increase BRIGHTNESS.
button to decrease BRIGHTNESS.
Setting Contrast:
Selecting Mode:
You can choose MONO, STEREO or DUAL I-II mode, only if
the selected channel supports that mode.
Using
Press
If the TV channel you are watching broadcasts in two lan-
guages (e.g. Eurosport), you can select the dubbed or the
original language.
When the stereo broadcast is received poorly, you can
change from stereo to mono sound so that you can hear the
broadcast more clearly and easily.
or button select Mode.
or button to change Mode.
Setting Effect:
You can use this feature to switch on and off sound effect.
Pressing
the current sound system is mono and the sound effect is
set ON, then the sound will be heard as if it is stereo. If the
current sound system is stereo, switching this effect on will
make the sound deeper. Switching it off will make no change
in mono and stereo.
or button will turn on and off this feature. If
Using or button select CONTRAST.
Press
Press
button to increase CONTRAST level.
button to decrease CONTRAST level.
Setting Colour:
Using or button select COLOUR.
Press
Press
button to increase COLOUR level.
button to decrease COLOUR level.
Setting Sharpness:
Using or button select SHARPNESS.
Press
Press
button to increase SHARPNESS level.
button to decrease SHARPNESS level.
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Setting Hue (In AV mode only) :
Using or button select HUE.
Press
Press
HUE adjust is functional only when NTSC 3.58/4.43 is applied in AV mode. It does not appear when other colour systems used.
button to increase HUE level.
button to decrease HUE level.
Mode:
This option is used to change the picture size according to
the coming transmission.
If AUTO function is selected, then the picture size will be
automatically changed according to the transmission.
Selecting 4 : 3 mode forces picture ratio size to 4 : 3.
Selecting 16 : 9 mode forces picture ratio size to 16 : 9.
Every program has its own picture mode setting. When you
store the picture mode for a program other programs keep
their picture mode setting unaffected.
During the last minute of the count down, the timer is displayed on the upper right of the screen. When the timer
reaches zero, TV goes to stand-by.
Child Lock:
In Feature Menu, press or button to select
CHILD LOCK. Using
or Off.
When Off is selected, there will be no difference in the operation of your TV. When On is selected, the TV can only be
controlled by the remote control handset. In this case, the
front panel buttons (except the Switch On/Off button) will not
work.
or button turn CHILD LOCK On
Language:
Menu Language can be selected by pressing or button
on LANGUAGE item.
Feature Menu
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select FEATURE, using
Then enter the feature menu pressing
or,
Enter the Feature Menu directly, pressing the YELLOW
button.
Sleep Timer:
As you enter the feature menu, SLEEP TIMER will be the
first selected option.
Use
between OFF, 0:15:00, 0:30:00, 0:45:00, 1:00:00, 1:15:00,1:30:00, 1:45:00 and 2:00:00. hours. Your TV will get into
standby mode when the period you selected passes after
you make the selection.
It is displayed on the upper right of the screen. If sleep timer
is activated it is displayed with the TV status and erased with
it after 3 seconds.
or button to change the value of the sleep timer
or button.
or button.
AV-2 Output:
You can use this feature to select the internal or external
source that will be output at AV-2 (SCART 2) terminal.
TV or AV-1 can be chosen by pressing
"AV-2 OUTPUT".
or button on
Install. Menu
Press MENU button, now you are in main menu. In the
main menu, select INSTALL. using
then enter the Installation menu pressing
or
Enter the Installation Menu directly, pressing the BLUE but-
ton.
or button,
or button.
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To programme a channel in a TVs programme
number manually:
1.PROGRAMME will be the first selected item as you enter
the INSTALL. menu. Pressing or button select the
programme number where you want to the tuned channel
to be stored. (You may also type the programme number
using the digit buttons.)
2. Press or button to select BAND. Using or
button to select the band in which you want to search a
channel.
3. Press
button to start searching. (Press button to search
or
forward.Press
If the found channel is not the desired one, press
button to start searching again.
To stop searching before a channel is found, press the reverse direction button. For example, when the TV is searching forward with
If you know the channel number which you want to find, you
can find the channel directly.
Press
or button to select the channel number, or enter the
number with the digit buttons.
(Follow the step 5 to select the correct standard before you
select a channel number.)
4. If you want to name the new programme, follow the instructions under "To change the name of a programme" on
page 8.
5. If the sound or picture is abnormal, change the standard
(broadcasting system) of new channel.
Press
press
The indicated channel number will be changed when you
change the standard.
B/G: C02-C73 / S01-S41 / S75-S79
D/K: C01-C69 / S01-S41
K1: C04-C09
6. If the channel reception is poor, fine-tune the channel.
Press
press
7. After the all settings are completed, store the new
channels setting to the programme number which you se-
lected. Press
then press
If you want to modify the current programme numbers
setting (for example, changing fine tuning, etc.) :
1. Select the programme number you want to modify the
settings while no menu appears.
2. Display the INSTALL. menu.
3. Follow To programme a channel in a TVs program-
me number manually: on page 8 and change the set-
tings of the current programme number.
or button to select SEARCH. Press
button to search backwards.)
or
button, press button to stop searching.
or button to select CHANNEL, then press
or button to select STANDARD, then
or button to change the correct one.
or button to select FINE TUNING,then
or to fine-tune the channel.
or button to select STORE,
or to store it.
If you want to name the new programme, follow the instructions under "To change the name of a programme"
on page 8.
Note:
Do not use Programme item in the INSTALL. menu to select
the programme number. If you select the programme number
with Programme item and store the settings, the selected
programme numbers current settings are cancelled.
Program. (Programming) Menu
PROGRAM. (Programming) menu is used to display the
programme names and numbers. You can use this menu to
delete a channel, to insert a channel and to autostore the
programmes.
Select the PROGRAM. menu pressing
ton and open it pressing or button. When you enter the
programme menu, all the programme numbers and names
will be displayed on the screen. The programme number and
name of the tuned channel will be shown by the cyan color.
All the other channel numbers will be white. You can move
the number in cyan using
Also, it's possible to use digit buttons to select programme
numbers. As you pass through the programme numbers this
way, to reach the programme number you want, the channels
corresponding to the programme numbers you pass through
will be tuned and the selected programme number will be
shown in cyan.
To change the name of a programme:
Move to the channel you want to rename or use the digits
so that the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the RED button. Use
position and press
Now, press the RED button again to store or BLUE button to
cancel NAME.
To delete a channel from a programme number:
Move to the channel you want to delete or use the digits so
that the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the YELLOW button. Now the corresponding channel
will be deleted and all the other channels below this programme number will be moved one programme number up.
Now, press the YELLOW button again to delete or BLUE button to cancel DELETE.
To insert a channel into a programme number:
Move to the channel to be inserted or use the digits so that
the selected programme number is in cyan color.
Press the GREEN button. Now using
or
buttons, move to the programme number.
Now, press the GREEN button again to insert or BLUE button
to cancel INSERT.
or or or button.
or button to select the
or button to select a letter.
or but-
or or
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A.P.S.
If you enter the A.P.S. menu, you can automatically program-
me the received channels in your TVs programmes with
A.P.S. ( Automatic programme system ).
1. After displaying the PROGRAM. menu, press the BLUE
button to enter the A.P.S. menu.
2. Select LANGUAGE with the
press the
3. Select COUNTRY with the
press the
now located.
4. If you want to start programming, select START with the
message A.P.S. IS RUNNING appears and A.P.S. auto-
matically programmes the received channels in your TVs
programme numbers. Afrer A.P.S. is finalized, the PRO-GRAM. menu appears again.
To cancel A.P.S., press the
or button to select a menu language.
or button to select the country you are
or button, then press the button. The
or button, then
or button, then
button.
To Display the Time
While watching a TV programme with Teletext transmission
press button twice. The current time information, captured from Teletext will be displayed on the screen.
If the programme being watched does not have Teletext
transmission, only a box will be displayed at the same location.
The time information will disappear after pressing
ton again.
When time information is displayed on screen, entering another menu will remove it.
but-
Standard
You can re-set the current PICTURE menu settings (except
Picture Mode setting) to the default settings.
Press STANDARD button when no menu appears.
VCR Control Buttons
The buttons can be used to operate a JVC brand VCR.
Pressing the button having the same appearance as the original remote control button of a device makes the function work
in the same way as the original remote control.
Press the VCR Control Button to control your VCR.
Note:
If your device is not made by JVC, these buttons cannot be
used.
Even if your device is made by JVC, some of these buttons
or any one of the buttons may not work, depending on the
device.
You can use the
which the VCR will receive.
/ buttons to choose a TV channel
Other Features
Sound Mute
To cut off the sound of the TV, press button. The sound
will be cut off. To cancel mute, press
ton. The volume level will be the same as the level before
mute when you cancel mute.
Information on Screen
First pressing the button displays the current status
Programme number, Station name and Sound sta-tus.
Pressing this button again displays the current time.
Pressing this button once more remove the on-screen display.
or or but-
Teletext
Teletext is an information system that displays text on your
TV screen. Using the Teletext information system you can
view a page of information on a subject that is available in the
list of contents (index).
No on screen display will be available in text mode.
No contrast, brightness or colour control, but volume control
is available in text mode.
To operate Teletext
Select a TV station on which Teletext is being transmitted.
Press (TELETEXT)
(index) is displayed on the screen.
button. Usually the list of contents
To select a page of Teletext
Press the appropriate digit buttons for the required Teletext
page number.
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The selected page number is displayed at the top left corner
of the screen. The Teletext page counter searches until the
selected page number is located, so that the desired page is
displayed on the screen.
Press
one page at a time.
Press
one page at a time.
button to move the Teletext screen forward
button to move the Teletext screen backward
To Select Index Page
To select the page number of the index (generally page
100), press
button.
Searching for a teletext page while watching TV
In the Teletext mode pressing button will switch the
screen to the TV mode. In the TV mode enter a page number using digit keys. As you enter last digit of page number,
sign will replace the page number and flash until the
entered page number is found. Then the page number will
replace
page pressing
sign again. Now you can display this teletext
button.
To Select Double Height Text
Press button for the top half of the information page to
be displayed in double height text.
Press
tion page to be displayed in double height text.
Press
height text.
button again for the bottom half of the informa-
button once more for the full page of normal
To Reveal concealed Information
Pressing button once will reveal answers on a quiz or
games page.
Pressing
swers.
button again will conceal the revealed an-
If the selected subcode page is not displayed in a short
time, press
the screen.
Teletext page number will be displayed on the upper left cor-
ner of the screen when the selected page is found.
Press
button. TV programme will be displayed on
button to display the selected Teletext page.
To exit Teletext
Press button. The screen will switch to TV mode.
Fastext and Toptext
Teletext mode will be selected according to transmission automatically.
Your TV supports the 7 page Teletext system. When the
page number of any of the 7 pages in memory is entered, the
system will not search for the requested page; instead it will
display the page automatically.
Press
one page at a time.
Press
one page at a time.
For Fastext and Toptext:
The subject-heading for the information may have a particular
colour or can be in a form located in a coloured box.
Press an appropriate RED, GREEN, YELLOW or BLUE but-
ton in order to reach the relevant page quickly.
For Toptext:
If Toptext transmission is present, colour coded buttons will
appear in status row.
If Toptext transmission is not present, status row will not appear.
In Toptext mode the
the next or previous page respectively. If Toptext transmission
is not available, in case of operation of these commands,
wraparound occurs. For example page 100 appears to be one
greater than page 199.
button to move the Teletext screen forward
button to move the Teletext screen backward
or commands will request
To Stop Automatic Page Change
The teletext page you have selected may contain more information than what is on the screen; the rest of the information
will be displayed after a period of time.
Press
Press
played.
button to stop the automatic page change.
button again to allow the next page to be dis-
To Select a Subcode Page
Subcode pages are subsections of long Teletext pages that
can only be displayed on the screen one section at a time.
Select the required Teletext page.
Press
Select the required subcode page number by pressing four
digit buttons (e.g. 0001).
button.
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Connect the External Equipments
Before connecting anything
Switch off all equipments including the TV.
Read the manuals provided with the equipments.
To select an AV mode
Pressing AV button on the remote control selects one of four AV modes (AV- 1, AV-2, AV-2 S and F-AV).
To return to the TV mode, repeatedly press AV button or press
Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input and Audio L/R inputs are available.
Video and Audio L/R outputs are available.
F-AV (Front AV) terminal: RCA connectors x 3
Video input and Audio L/R inputs are available.
or button.
FRONT AV
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Via the Euroconnector
Your TV set has two Euroconnector sockets. If you want to
connect equipments (e.g. video recorder, decoder, etc.) which
have Euroconnectors, to your TV, use the AV-1 (SCART 1) or
AV-2 (SCART 2) terminals.
If an external device is connected via Euroconnector sockets
TV is switched to AV mode automatically.
RGB mode
If an equipment can output the RGB signals, connect it to the
AV-1 (SCART 1) terminal.
AV-2 S Mode
If the equipment connected to your TV set supports S-Video
(Y/C) output from Euroconnector, you can have a better picture quality by selecting AV-2 S mode and connecting your
equipment to the AV-2 S (SCART 2) terminal of TV. See your
equipment's booklet to check if your equipment has such feature.
Via the RCA jacks
If you have an equipment (such as a Camcorder) which has
the RCA jacks, connect it to the F-AV (Front AV) terminal
with the video and audio cables.
If the epuipment has the mono audio jack, connect it to the
AUDIO-L jack.
Via the ANT (aerial) socket
If your equipment does not have an Euroconnector or RCA
jacks, connect it to the TV with an aerial cable. For details,
see the manual provided with the equipment.
To store the test signal that comes from the equipment, see
"Install. Menu" on page 7 and store it to the programme
number 0. You can watch images from that equipment to
select the programme number which you stored the test
signal.
TV and Video Recoder (VCR)
Connect the Video Recorder to the ANT (antenna input)
socket of the TV with the aerial cable.
Connect the Video Recorder to the AV-1 or AV-2 terminal
with the SCART cable, or connect it to the F-AV (Front AV)
terminal with the audio and video cables.
Tips
Care of the Screen
Clean the screen with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Do not use
abrasive solvents as they may damage the TV screen coating
layer.
Poor Picture
Have you selected the correct TV system? Is your TV set or
house aerial located too close to the loudspeakers, nonearthed audio equipment or neon lights, etc. ?
Mountains or high buildings can cause double pictures or
ghost images. Sometimes you can improve the picture quality by changing the direction of the aerial.
The picture quality may degrade when two peripherals are
connected to the TV at the same time. In such a case, disconnect one of the peripherals.
No Picture
Is the aerial connected properly? Are the plugs connected
tightly to the aerial socket? Is the aerial cable damaged? Are
suitable plugs used to connect the aerial? If you are in doubt,
consult your dealer.
No Picture means that your TV is not receiving any transmission. Have you pressed the correct keys on the remote
control? Try once more.
Sound
Sound is coming from only one of the speakers. Is the balance set to one direction extreme? See SOUND menu.
Remote Control
Your TV no longer responds to the remote control. Press the
STANDARD button on the remote control once more. Per-
haps the batteries are exhausted. If so you can still use the
local buttons at the front of your TV.
Have you selected the wrong menu? Press STANDARD but-
ton to return to TV mode or press MENU button to return to
the previous menu.
No solution
Switch your TV set off and on. If this does not work, call the
service personnel; never attempt to repair it yourself.
NTSC Playback
Connect a NTSC video recorder to a terminal. Then press
AV button to select the corresponding AV mode.
NTSC 3.58/4.43 system is detected automatically in AV
mode.
Copy Facility
You can output the video and audio signals which inputs from
TV or AV-1(SCART 1) terminal to the video recorder connected to the AV-2 (SCART 2) terminal.
To select the output source, see AV-2 OUTPUT on page 7.
Connecting Headphones
Use the stereo headphone socket of your TV, to connect
headphones.
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Specifications
TV BROADCASTING .......................................... PAL SECAM B/G D/K K1
The following items for the B models were changed from those of the A models. Therefore, this
Service Manual describes only the items which differ from those of the A models Service Manual.
For details other than those described in this manual, please refer to the A models Service
Manual (No.52054, Jul. 2002) .
A models B models
AV-21BT 8 E NS
AV-21BT 8 E NB
AV-21BT8EPS
AV-21BT 8 E PB
AV-21BT8EES
AV-21BT 8 E EB
AV-21BT 8 0 EP
■ OUTLINE
Since the picture tube was changed, we have issued the SERVICE MANUAL for AV-21BT8ENS/A ,
AV-21BT 8 E NB
AV-21BT80EP
NOTE ON USING CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES
BLOCK DIAGRAM
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
PATTERN DIAGRAMS
COPYRIGHT 2002 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.
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No.52054
Jul. 2002
AV-21BT8ENS / AV-21BT8ENB
STANDARD CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
NOTE ON USING CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
1.SAFETY
The components identified by the symbol and shading are
critical for safety. For continued safety replace safety critical
components only with ma nufactures recommended parts .
2.SPECIFIED VOLTAGE AND WAVEFORM VALUES
The voltage and waveform values have been measured under the
following conditions.
(1)Input signal: Colour bar signal
(2)Setting positions of
each knob/button and
variable resistor
(3)Internal resistance of tester
:DC 20k
/V
(4)Oscilloscope sweeping time
:H
20µS/div
:V
5mS/div
:Others
Sweeping time is
specified
(5)Voltage values
:All DC voltage values
Sin ce th e vo l tage val ue s of si gn a l cir cui t va ry to some ex ten t
according to adjustments, use them as reference values.
3.INDICATIONS ON THE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
(1)Resistors
Resistance value
No unit:[
]
K
:[K
]
M
Type
No indication
:Carbon resistor
OMR
:Oxide metal fil m resistor
MFR
:Meta l film resistor
MPR
:Metal plate resistor
UNFR
:Uninflammable resistor
FR
:Fusible resistor
Composition resistor 1/2 [W] is specified a s 1/2S or Co mp.
(2)Capacitors
: Original setting position
when shipped
4.NOTE FOR RE PAIRING S ERVI CE
This mod el's power cir cuit is pa rtly diffe rent in the GND . The
difference of the GND is shown by the LIVE side GND and the
ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND.Therefore, care must be
taken for the following points.
(1)Do not touch the LIVE side GND or the LIVE side GND and the
ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND simultaneously. If the above
caution is not respected, an electric shock may be caused.
Therefore, make sure that the power cord is surely removed from
the receptacle when, for example, the chassis is pulled out.
(2)Do no t short between the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED(NEUTRAL)
side GND or never measure with a measuring apparatus measure
with a measuring apparatus ( oscilloscope, etc.) the LIVE side GND
and ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND at the same time.
If the above precaution is not respected , a fuse or any parts will be broken.
Since the circuit diagram is a standard one, the circuit and
circuit constants may be subject to change for improvement
without any notice.
NOTE
Due improvement in performance, some part numbers show
in the circuit diagram may not agree with those indicated in
the part list.
When ordering parts, pl ease use the numbers t hat ap pear
in the Pa rts List.
Type
MM
:M etal ized mylar capa ci to r
PP
:Polypropylene capacitor
MPP
:Metalized polypropylene capacitor
MF
:Metal ized film cap acitor
TF
:Thin film capacitor
BP
:Bipolar electrolytic capacitor
TAN
:Tantalum capacitor
(3)Coils
No unit
:[
µ
H]
Others
:As specified
:[M ]
Capacitance value
1 or higher:[pF]
less than 1
:[µF]
Withstand voltage
No indi c ation :DC 50[V]
Others:DC wi thstand voltage [V]
AC indicated
:AC withstand voltage [V]
Electrolytic Capacitors
47/50[Example]:Capacitance value [µF]/withstand voltage[V]
C141VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C142VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C143VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C144VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C145VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C146VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C147VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C148VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C149VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C150VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C155VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C157VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C159VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C160VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C161VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C162VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C201VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C205VE-30000371EL CAP.22UF 50V M
C404VE-30000225CER CAP.220PF 50V J SL
C408VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C409VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C410VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C411VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C412VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C413VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C414VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C415VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C416VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C417VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
Symbol No.Part No.Part NameDescription
!
CAPACITOR
C418VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C419VE-30000413EL CAP.4.7UF 50V M
C420VE-30000100MKT CAP.330NF 63V J
C422VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C423VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C424VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C425VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C426VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C427VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C429VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C431VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C432VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C433VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C434VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C435VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C436VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C437VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C438VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C439VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C440VE-30000074MKT CAP.100NF 63V J
C441VE-30 012582SMD CAP.10NF 50V K R
C442VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C443VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C444VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C448VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C449VE-30012567SMD CAP.220PF 50V J
C451VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C452VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C454VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C455VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C456VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C459VE-30012575SMD CAP.4.7PF 50V C CH
C460VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C502VE-30000396EL CAP.47UF 16V M
C504VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C505VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C510VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C511VE-30012566SMD CAP.22PF 50V J
C513VE-30000371EL CAP.22UF 50V M
C514VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C515VE-30012579SMD CAP.82PF 50V J
C517VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C518VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C519VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C520VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C521VE-30012562SMD CAP.15PF 50V J
C522VE-30012562SMD CAP.15PF 50V J
C523VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C525VE-30012566SMD CAP.22PF 50V J
C526VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C530VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C706VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C707VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C708VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C710VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C712VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C713VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C714VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C716VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C717VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C718VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C719VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C720VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C721VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C723VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C724VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C729VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C730VE-30000393EL CAP.3.3UF 50V M
C733VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C734VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C735VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C736VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C742VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C748VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
!
C801VE-30000094MKT CAP.220NF 275V M AC
C802VE-30000094MKT CAP.220NF 275V M AC
!
C803VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
!
C804VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
!
C808VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C809VE-30000418EL CAP.100UF 400V M
C810VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C811VE-30000161MKP CAP.47NF 630V J
C812VE-30009208CER CAP.470PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C813VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
!
C816VE-30000447CER CAP.4.7NF 4KV M E
C817VE-30000198CER CAP.120PF 500V J SL
C818VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C819VE-30012609SMD CAP.68NF 50V K
C822VE-30009208CER CAP.470PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C824VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
C826VE-30000404EL CAP.47UF 160V M (HR)
C827VE-30000411EL CAP.4700UF 16V M
C828VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C829VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C830VE-30000382EL CAP.2200UF 16V M
C831VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C832VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C833VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C834VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C836VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C838VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C839VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C840VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C843VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C848VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C849VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C850VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C855VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C856VE-30007308CER CAP.220PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C858VE-30007308CER CAP.220PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C907VE-30000434CER CAP.1NF 2KV K B
C908VE-30000415EL CAP.4.7UF 250V M
C912VE-30000075MKT CAP.100NF 250V K (DC)
R903VE-30000886MF RES.1/4W 1.5K F
R904VE-30000886MF RES.1/4W 1.5K F
R905VE-30000886MF RES.1/4W 1.5K F
R906VE-30000525CF RES.1/2W 1.5K J
R919VE-30001207FUSE RES.1/4W 10R J
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CAPACITOR
C141VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C142VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C143VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C144VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C145VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C146VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C147VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C148VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C149VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C150VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C155VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C157VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C159VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C160VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C161VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C162VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C201VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C205VE-30000371EL CAP.22UF 50V M
C206VE-30012610SMD CAP.10NF 50V J
C207VE-30012610SMD CAP.10NF 50V J
C300VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C302VE-30000092MKT CAP.220NF 63V J
C305VE-30000092MKT CAP.220NF 63V J
C404VE-30000225CER CAP.220PF 50V J SL
C408VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C409VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C410VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C411VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C412VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
Symbol No.Part No.Part NameDescription
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CAPACITOR
C413VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C414VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C415VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C416VE-30000362EL CA P.1UF 50V M
C417VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C418VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C419VE-30000413EL CAP.4.7UF 50V M
C420VE-30000100MKT CAP.330NF 63V J
C422VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C423VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C424VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C425VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C426VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C427VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C429VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C431VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C432VE-30012586SMD CA P.22NF 50V K
C433VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C434VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C435VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C436VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C437VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C438VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C439VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C440VE-30000074MKT CAP.100NF 63V J
C441VE-30012582SMD CAP.10NF 50V K R
C442VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C443VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C444VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C446VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C448VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C449VE-30012567SMD CAP.220PF 50V J
C454VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C451VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C452VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C453VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C455VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C456VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C459VE-30012575SMD CAP.4.7PF 50V C CH
C460VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C502VE-30000396EL CAP.47UF 16V M
C504VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C505VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C510VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C511VE-30012566SMD CAP.22PF 50V J
C513VE-30000371EL CAP.22UF 50V M
C514VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C515VE-30012579SMD CAP.82PF 50V J
C517VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C518VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C519VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C526VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C530VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C531VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C532VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C536VE-30000074MKT CAP.100NF 63V J
C613VE-30016085EL CAP.10UF 63V 105
C615VE-30000359EL CAP.1000UF 16V M
C616VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
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C618VE-30007100MKP CAP.10NF 1600V %3.5
C619VE-30000131MKP CAP.100NF 250V J
C623VE-30000404EL CAP.47UF 160V M (HR)
C624VE-30000350EL CAP.10UF 250V M
C627VE-30000154MKP CAP.390NF 250V J
C628VE-30018380EL CAP.3.3UF 160V M (105°)
C631VE-30000410EL CAP.470UF 50V M
C632VE-30000100MKT CAP.330NF 63V J
C633VE-30016085EL CAP.10UF 63V 105
C634VE-30000409EL CAP.470UF 25V M
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No. 52054
29
A
V-21BT8EPS AV-21BT8EPB
A
V-21BT80EP
[ AV-21BT8EPS / AV-21BT8EPB / AV-21BT80EP ]
Symbol No.Part No.Part NameDescription
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CAPACITOR
C635VE-30000100MKT CAP.330NF 63V J
C636VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C638VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C639VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
C641VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C642VE-30012609SMD CAP.68NF 50V K
C643VE-30000116MKT CAP.68NF 63V J
C644VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C645VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C706VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C707VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C708VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C710VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C712VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C713VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C714VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C716VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C717VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C718VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C719VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C720VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C721VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C723VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C724VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C729VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C730VE-30000393EL CAP.3.3UF 50V M
C733VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C734VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C735VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C736VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C737VE-30000109MKT CAP.470NF 63V J
C738VE-30000109MKT CAP.470NF 63V J
C739VE-30000109MKT CAP.470NF 63V J
C740VE-30000109MKT CAP.470NF 63V J
C741VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C742VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C748VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C801VE-30000094MKT CAP.220NF 275V M AC
!
C802VE-30000094MKT CAP.220NF 275V M AC
!
C803VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
!
!
C804VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
C808VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C809VE-30000418EL CAP.100UF 400V M
C810VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C811VE-30000161MKP CAP.47NF 630V J
C812VE-30009208CER CAP.470PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C813VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
!
C816VE-30000447CER CAP.4.7NF 4KV M E
C817VE-30000198CER CAP.120PF 500V J SL
C818VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C819VE-30012609SMD CAP.68NF 50V K
C822VE-30009208CER CAP.470PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C824VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
C826VE-30000404EL CAP.47UF 160V M (HR)
C827VE-30000411EL CAP.4700UF 16V M
C828VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C829VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C830VE-30000382EL CAP.2200UF 16V M
C831VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C832VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C833VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C834VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C836VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C838VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C839VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C840VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C843VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C848VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C849VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C850VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C855VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C856VE-30007308CER CAP.220PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C858VE-30007308CER CAP.220PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C907VE-30000434CER CAP.1NF 2KV K B
C908VE-30000415EL CAP.4.7UF 250V M
C912VE-30000075MKT CAP.100NF 250V K (DC)
C141VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C142VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C143VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C144VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C145VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C146VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C147VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C148VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C149VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C150VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C155VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C157VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C159VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C160VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C161VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C162VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C201VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C205VE-30000371EL CAP.22UF 50V M
C404VE-30000225CER CAP.220PF 50V J SL
C408VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C409VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C410VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C411VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C412VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C413VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C414VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C415VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C416VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C417VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
Symbol No.Part No.Part NameDescription
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CAPACITOR
C418VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C419VE-30000413EL CAP.4.7UF 50V M
C420VE-30000100MKT CAP.330NF 63V J
C422VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C423VE-30000400EL CAP.47UF 50V M
C424VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C425VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C426VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C427VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C429VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C431VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C432VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C433VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C434VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C435VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C436VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C437VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C438VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C439VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C440VE-30000074MKT CAP.100NF 63V J
C441VE-30 012582SMD CAP.10NF 50V K R
C442VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C443VE-30000362EL CAP.1UF 50V M
C444VE-30000384EL CAP.2.2UF 50V M
C448VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C449VE-30012567SMD CAP.220PF 50V J
C451VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C452VE-30012581SMD CAP.1NF 50V K R
C454VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C455VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C456VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C459VE-30012575SMD CAP.4.7PF 50V C CH
C460VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C502VE-30000396EL CAP.47UF 16V M
C504VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C505VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C510VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C511VE-30012566SMD CAP.22PF 50V J
C513VE-30000371EL CAP.22UF 50V M
C514VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C515VE-30012579SMD CAP.82PF 50V J
C517VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C518VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C519VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C520VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
C521VE-30012562SMD CAP.15PF 50V J
C522VE-30012562SMD CAP.15PF 50V J
C523VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C525VE-30012566SMD CAP.22PF 50V J
C526VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C530VE-30012589SMD CAP.4.7NF 50V K
C706VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C707VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C708VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C710VE-30012573SMD CAP.47PF 50V J
C712VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C713VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C714VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C716VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C717VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C718VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C719VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C720VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C721VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C723VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C724VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C729VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C730VE-30000393EL CAP.3.3UF 50V M
C733VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C734VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C735VE-30012586SMD CAP.22NF 50V K
C736VE-30000345EL CAP.10UF 50V M
C742VE-30012585SMD CAP.2.2NF 50V K R
C748VE-30012560SMD CAP.100PF 50V J
!
C801VE-30000094MKT CAP.220NF 275V M AC
C802VE-30000094MKT CAP.220NF 275V M AC
!
C803VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
!
C804VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
!
C808VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C809VE-30000418EL CAP.100UF 400V M
C810VE-30000387EL CAP.33UF 50V M
C811VE-30000161MKP CAP.47NF 630V J
C812VE-30009208CER CAP.470PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C813VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
!
C816VE-30000447CER CAP.4.7NF 4KV M E
C817VE-30000198CER CAP.120PF 500V J SL
C818VE-30016654SMD CAP.100NF 16V K R
C819VE-30012609SMD CAP.68NF 50V K
C822VE-30009208CER CAP.470PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C824VE-30000433CER CAP.1NF 1KV M B
C826VE-30000404EL CAP.47UF 160V M (HR)
C827VE-30000411EL CAP.4700UF 16V M
C828VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C829VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C830VE-30000382EL CAP.2200UF 16V M
C831VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C832VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C833VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C834VE-30000295CER CAP.100NF 50V Z F
C836VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C838VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C839VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C840VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C843VE-30000431CER CAP.100PF 1KV M
C848VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C849VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C850VE-30000352EL CAP.100UF 16V M
C855VE-30000407EL CAP.470UF 16V M
C856VE-30007308CER CAP.220PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C858VE-30007308CER CAP.220PF 1KV K (PULSE)
C907VE-30000434CER CAP.1NF 2KV K B
C908VE-30000415EL CAP.4.7UF 250V M
C912VE-30000075MKT CAP.100NF 250V K (DC)