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Panasonic
Color
Telovision
operating
Instructions
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Safety
Instructions
A
WARNING
A
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
00 NOT OPEN
WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric shock
do not
remove
cover or back. No
user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service
personnel.
A
The lightning
flash with ar-
row-head within
a
triangle
Is intended
to tell the user
that
parts
inside
the product
are
a
risk
of electric
shock
to
persons. A
The
exclamation
point within
a triangle
is intended
to tell
the
user
that important
oper-
ating
and
servicing
instmc-
tions are in the
papers
with
the appliance.
Note
To
CATV System
Installer:
This
reminder
is provided to call the CATV
system installer's
attention
to Article
820-40
of
the NEC that
provides guidelines
for
proper
grounding
and,
in
particular,
specifies
that
the cable ground shall
be
connected
to
the
grounding
system
of
the building,
as
close
to
the
point of cable entry
as
practical.
Safety
Instructions For Television Receivers
1. Read and apply
the operating instructions provided
with your
television receiver.
2.
Read all of the
instructions given here and retain them for later
use.
3.
Unplug this television receiver from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do
not
use
liquid
or aerosol cleaners.
Use a damp
cloth for cleaning.
4. Do not use attachments not recommended by the television receiver
manufacturer
as
they may
cause hazards.
5.
Do
not
use
this
television
receiver
near
water.
For
example:
Avoid placing it
near a bathtub, washbowl,
kitchen
sink,
or
laundry
tub,
in
a
wet
basement
or
near
a
swimming pool.
etc.
6. Do
not place this
television receiver on an
unstable cart,
stand,
or
table. The television
receiver may
fall, causing
serious
injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the appliance. Use
only
with
a
cart
or stand recommended
by the
manufacturer,
or
sold
with the
television
receiver.
Wall
or sheif
mounting should follow
the manufacturer's instructions,
and should
use a
mounting
kit approved
by the
manufacturer.
6A. An
appliance
and
cart combination
should be
moved
with
care. Quick
stops, excessive force,
and
uneven
surfaces may cause the
appliance
and cart
combination to overturn.
7.
Slots and openings in the cabinet and
the back
or
bottom are provided
for ventilation,
and
to
insure
reliable operation of the television receiver and to protect it from overheating.
These openings
must
not be
blocked or
covered.
The openings
should
never
be
blocked by
placing
the television
receiver on a
bed,
sofa,
rug or
other similar
surface. This television receiver should never be placed near or over a radiator
or
heat register. This television
receiver
should not
be placed
in
a
built-in
installation such
as a bookcase unless proper
ventilation
is provided.
8. Operate only from the type of power
source indicated on the
marking
label.
If
you are not sure
of
the
type
of
power
supplied to
your home consult your
television
dealer
or local
power
company. For
television
receivers
designed
to
operate from battery power, refer to the operating
instructions.
9.
This
television receiver is
equipped
with
a polarized
alternating-current line
plug
(a
plug
having
one blade
wider
than the
other). This
plug
will fit
into the
power outlet only
one
way.
This
is
a
safety
feature.
If you are unable
to
insert
the plug
fully
into
the
outlet, try reversing
the
plug. If
the
plug
should
still
fail
to
fit,
contact
your
electrician
to
replace
you
r
obsolete outlet. Do
not defeat
the
safety
purpose
of
the
polarized
plug.
10. Do not allow
anything
to
rest
on
the
power
cord. Do not
locate
this television receiver
where
the
cord
will
be abused by
persons
walking
on
it.
11. Follow
all warnings and
instructions
marked
on the television
receiver.
12. Do not overload
wall outlets and extension
cords
as this
can result
in fire
or
electric
shock.
13. Never
push
objects
of
any
kind
into
this
television
receiver through
cabinet
slots as
they
may
touch
dangerous
voltage points or
short out parts
that could result in
a
fire
or
electric shock.
Never spill
liquid of any kind
on
the television receiver.
EXAMPLE
OF ANTENNA GROUNDING
AS
PER
(NEC)
NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL
CODE
ANTENNA LEAD-IN
WIRE
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE
UNrr
(NEC
SECTION
B10-20)
GROUNDING
CONDUCTORS
(NEC
SECTION
^^0-2^)
GROUND
CLAMPS
POWER SERVICE
GROUNDING
ELECTRODE SYSTEM
(NEC
ART
250«
PART
H)
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1
4.
If
an
outside
antenna
is
connected
to
the
television
equipment,
be
sure
the
antenna
system
is
grounded
so
as to provide
some
protection against
voltage
surges and
built
up
static charges.
In
the
U.S.
Section
810
of
the
National Electrical
Code and
in
Canada Part
1 of
the
Canadian
Electrical
Code
provides
information with
respect
to
proper grounding
of
the
mast
and
supporting
structure, grounding
of
the
lead-in
wire
to an antenna discharge unit,
size
of
grounding
conductors,
location of
antenna-discharge
unit,
connection
to
grounding
electrodes, and requirements
for
the
grounding
electrode.
See
Figure.
1 5.
For
added
protection for
this
television
receiver
during
a
lightning
storm,
or when
it
is left
unattended
and
unused for long
periods
of
time, unplug
it from
the
wall
outlet
and
disconnect the antenna. This will prevent
damage
to
the
receiver
due
to
lightning and
power-line surges.
16.
An
outside
antenna
system
should
not
be
located
in
the
vicinity
of
overhead power
lines
or other
electric
light
or
power
circuits, or
where
it
can
fall
into such power lines
or circuits. When installing
an
outside
antenna
system
extreme care
should be
taken to
keep
from touching such
power
lines
or
circuits
as
contact
with
them
might be fatal.
1 7.
Unplug
this
television receiver from
the
wall
outlet, and
refer sen/icing to qualified sen/ice
personnel
under
the
following
conditions:
a.
When the
power
cord
or
plug
is
damaged
or
frayed.
b.
If liquid
has
been
spilled into
the
television
receiver.
c.
If
the
television
receiver has
been
exposed
to
rain
or water.
d.
If the
television
receiver
does
not
operate
normally
by
following
the
operating
instructions. Adjust
only those
controls
that are
covered by
the
operating instructions
as
improper
adjustment
of other controls
may
result
in damage
and
will
often
require
extensive work
by
a
qualified
technician
to
restore
the
television
receiver
to
normal
operation.
e. If the
television
receiver
has
been dropped or the
cabinet has been damaged.
f.
When the
television
receiver exhibits a
distinct
change
in
performance
-
this
indicates
a
need
for
service.
18.
Do
not
attempt
to
service
this television receiver yourself
as
opening or removing
covers
may
expose
you
to
dangerous
voltage
or
other hazards.
Refer
all
servicing
to
qualified service personnel.
19.
When replacement
parts
are
required,
be
sure
the
sen/ice
technician
has used replacement
parts
specified
by
the
manufacturer that
have
the
same
characteristics as
the
original
part.
Unauthorized
substitutions
may result in fire,
electric shock,
or
other
hazards,
20.
Upon
completion
of any
service
or
repairs
to
this
television receiver,
ask the
service technician
to perform routine
safety
checks
to
determine that the
television
is
in
safe operating condition,
21
. WARNING:
To
prevent
fire
or shock hazard,
do not expose this appliance to rain
or
moisture.
22.
CAUTION: TO
PREVENT ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO NOT
USE THIS (POLARIZED)
PLUG
WITH
A RECEPTACLE
OR
OTHER
OUTLET UNLESS
THE BLADES CAN BE
FULLY
INSERTED
TO PREVENT BLADE
EXPOSURE.
NOTE:
This
equipment is
designed
to
operate
In
the
U.S.A., Canada
and
other
countries
where
the
broadcasting
system
and
AC
house
current is
exactly
the
same
as
in the
U.S.A.
and
Canada.
Important Information Regarding
Use
of
Video
Games,
Computers, DSS
or
Other
Fixed Image
Displays.
The
extended use
of
fixed
image program
material can
cause
a
permanent
"shadow image"
on
the
picture
tube. This
background
image is viewable on
normal
programs
in
the
form
of
a
stationary fixed
image. This
type
of irreversible
picture
tube
deterioration
can
be
limited
by
observing
the
following
steps:
A.
Reduce the
brightness/contrast
setting
to
a
minimum
viewing
level.
B.
Do
not display the fixed
image for
extended
periods of
time.
C.
Turn
the
power off when
not
in
actual
use.
NOTE:
The
marking
or
retained image
on
the picture
tube
resulting from
fixed
image
use
is
not
an
operating defect
and
as
such
is
not covered
by
Warranty.
This
product is
not
designed
to
display fixed
image patterns
for
extended
periods
of
time.
Specifications
Channel
Capability
Chart
Power Source:
Channel
Capability:
Video
Input
Jacks:
Audio
Input Jacks:
To
Audio
AMP Jacks:
Stereo
Sound
Closed
Caption
Display
Picture
In Picture:
120V.
60Hz, AC
181 channels (See chart)
VHF
2-13, UHF
14-69, Cable
125
channels
IV
p-p,
75
ohm,
phono
jack
type
500mV
rms
47K ohm
0-2.0V
rms
4.7K ohm
1
Tuner
BAND
CHANNELS
VHF
12
UHF
56
CABLE
(Mid-Band)
15
CABLE
(Super
Band)
14
CABLE
(Hyper Band)
28
CABLE
(Ultra
Band)
56
TOTAL
CHANNELS
181
Specifications
are
subject to
change
without
notice
or
obligation.
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Page 4
Introduction
Congratulations
on
Your
New
Purchase
Your
new
video
component
features
an all
solid
state
chassis
which
is
designed
to
give
you
many
years
of
enjoyment.
It
was
thoroughly
tested and
adjusted at
the
factory for
best performance.
In order for you
to
take
full
advantage of
your new
video
component,
please
read
and
follow
the
Installation
and
operating
instructions
supplied with
this
product.
Customer's
Record
The
model
and
serial
number
of this product
may be
found
on its back
cover.
You
should
note
the
model and
serial number
in
the
space
provided and
retain
this
book
as a permanent record
of
your
purchase
to aid in
identification
in
the
event
of
theft
or loss.
Model
Number:
Serial
Number:
Table
of
Contents
Safety Instructions
2
Specifications
3
Introduction
4
Installation
5
Receiver
Location
5
Optional
External
Equipment
Connections
5
AC Power Supply Cord
5
Remote
Control
Battery
Installation
5
Antenna/Cable Connections
6
Other
Video Equipment
6
Care
and
Cleaning
6
Optional
Equipment Connection
and
Operation
.
. 7
To
Audio
AMP Connection
7
AudloA/ideo Input
Connection
7
PIP
External Video
And
Antenna
Connection
8
Location of Controls Receiver
8
Location of Controls
Remote
(For
CT-2768S)
9
Remote
Quicic
Reference Functional
Key
Chart
(For
CT-2768S)
10
Location
of
Controls
Remote (For
CT-27G22/U) .
12
Location of
Controls Remote (For CT-27S21) ...
13
Remote
Quick
Reference Functional
Key
Chart
(For CT-27G22AJ And
CT-27S21)
14
Special
Functions
16
Recall
Button
16
R-Tune
Button
16
Multi
Button
(For
CT-27G22/U
and
CT-27S21
)
..16
Multi Button (For
CT-2768S)
17
Cable
Button
(For CT~2768S)
17
PIP
(Picture
in
Picture) Button
17
Swap
Button
18
Size
Button
18
Freeze
Button
18
Move
Button
18
Main
Menu
Icons
19
Menu
Language
Selection
19
Picture Adjustments
20
Picture
Norm
20
Color,
Tint,
Brightness,
Picture
and
Sliarpness . .
20
Audio Adjustments
21
Mode
21
Al
Sound
21
Lock
22
Lock Game
Guard
22
Unlock Game
Guard
22
Channel
Caption
23
Timer Features
23
Sleep
Timer
23
Program
Timer
24
Set-Up Features
25
Set
Time
25
Antenna
(Ant)
25
Auto
Prog
25
Manual
Prog
26
Auto
Power
On
26
CC
(Closed
Caption) Mode
26
Programming The
Universal
Remote
Control
(For
CT-27e8S)
27
VCR
and
Cable
Converter
Box
Infrared
Codes Index
(For
CT-2768S)
28
Programming
The Home
Theater
Remote
(For CT-27S21)
29
Infrared Remote
Codes
for
Specific
Components
29
Programming The
Home
Theater
Remote
(For
CT-27G22Ai)
30
Infrared
Remote
Codes
for
Specific
Components
30
VCR infrared
Codes Index
(For
CT-27Q22/U
and
CT-27S21)
31
Cable Converter
Box
and
CD
Players
Infrared Codes Index
32
Cassette
Deck,
Receivers,
and
Amplifiers
Infrared Codes
Index
33
Laser
Disc,
DSS,
and DVD
Infrared
Codes
Index
34
Troubleshooting
Chart
35
Power
Loss
35
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Page 5
Installation
Receiver
Location
This
unit is
intended
to
be used with an
optional
stand
or
entertainment
center. Consult
your
dealer
for
available
options.
Locate for comfortable viewing.
Avoid placing where
sunlight or
other
bright
light (including
reflections)
will fall
on
the
screen.
Use of
some
types
of fluorescent
lighting
may
reduce
remote control
transmitter
range.
Adequate ventilation
is essential
to prevent
internal
component
failure.
Keep away from
areas
of
excessive
heat
or
moisture.
To
insure
optimum
color purity do not
position
magnetic
equipment
(motors,
fans, other
speakers,
etc.) nearby.
Optional
External Equipment
Connections
The
Video/Audio connections between
components
can
be made with
shielded
video
and
audio
cables.
For
best perfor-
mance, video
cables should utilize
75
ohm
coaxial
shielded wire. Cables
are available
from
your
dealer
or
electronic
supply house.
Before
you purchase any cables, be sure
you
know
what
type
of
output
and input
connectors
your
various
components
require. Also determine the length
of
cable you'll
need.
AC Power
Supply Cord
CAUrrON:
TO
PREVENT
ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH
WIDE BLADE
OF
PLUG
TO
WIDE
SLOT
OF AC
OUTLET
AND
FULLY
INSERT
DO
NOT
USE
THIS
(POLARIZED)
PLUG
WITH A
RECEPTACLE
OR OTHER OUTLET
UNLESS
THE
BLADE CAN
BE
FULLY
INSERTED TO PREVENT
BLADE EXPOSURE.
Polarized
Plug
Remote Control
Battery
Installation
Batteries:
Use two "AA" batteries.
1
.
Remove
the battery compartment cover on back
of
the remote,
2. Install the batteries in the
battery
compartment.
(Polarity
(+)
or
(-)
must
be correct)
3. Reattach
the
battery
cover.
Helpful Hints:
For
frequent Remote Control users,
replace
old batteries
with Alkaline batteries for longer
life.
Precaution on Battery
Use
Incorrect installation
can
cause
battery
leakage and
corrosion that will damage the
Remote
Control
Transmitter.
Observe the Following
Precautions:
1 .
Batteries
must be replaced as a pair.
2.
Do not
combine
a
used battery
with
a new one.
3.
Do
not
mix battery
types
(Example:
"Zinc
Carbon"
with
"Alkaline").
4.
Do not attempt to charge,
short-circuit,
disas-
semble,
heat or burn used
batteries.
5.
Battery
replacement
is
necessary when
Remote
Control
reacts
sporadically
or stops operating
the
Receiver.
Helpful
Hints:
Whenever
you
remove
the
batteries
to
replace
them, you may need
to
reset the Remote
Control
infrared Codes.
We
recommend
that
you
initially
record the
codes in
the Infrared
Remote Codes for
Specific
Components
section, prior to setting
upthe
remote.
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Press
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Here
And Slide
Cover
Back
Press
Down
Here
and
Slide
Cover
Back
EUR511001A
EUR511051
or
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Page 6
Installation
(cont.)
Antenna/CableConnections
Antenna
Connection
-
For
proper
reception of VHF/UHF channels, an
external
antenna
is
required.
For
best
reception
an
outdoor antenna
is
recommended.
Antenna
Mode
must
be set to
TV. (Refer
to
Antenna Mode
section.)
Incoming
Cable
from Home
Antenna
Indoor
Outdoor
Typical
VHF/UHF Antenna
75
Ohm
VHF/UHF
^„
^.
on Back of Set
300
Ohm
VHF/UHF
on
Back
of
Set
or
300 to 75 Ohm Matching
Transformer(NotSupplied)
Cable
Connection
-
For
reception
of cable
channels,
connect the
cable supplied by
your
local cable
company. Antenna
Mode
must be
set
to CABLE.
(Refer
to Antenna
Mode
section.)
Inconning Cable
from
Cable Company
75
Ohm
VHF/UHF
on
Back of
Set
NOTE:
Certain cable
systems
offset
some
channels to reduce
interference
or have Premium
(scrambled)
channels.
A
cable
converter
box is
required
for
proper
reception.
Check
with your
local
Cable
company
for compatibility
requirements.
Other
Video
Equipment
VCRs, Video Disc
Players.
Computers,
TV games, and DSS
equipment can also be
connected to the
antenna
input
connection.
Care
and
Cleaning
Picture
Tube (Turn set
off)
Use a
mild
soap
solution
or window
cleaner and a
clean cloth.
DO NOT USE
ABRASIVE CLEANERS. Avoid
excessive
moisture
and wipe dry.
Plastic Cabinets
Wipe
the cabinet with a
soft
cloth
dampened
with water or a mild detergent
solution and wipe dry
with a
soft
clean
cloth.
Avoid
excessive
moisture. Do not use
benzene*
thinners or
other petroleum
based cleaners.
Wood
Cabinets
When
dusting
or
polishing
the cabinet,
use a
clean soft cloth and stroke
straight with
the
grain. An occasional coat
of
furniture
polish
will
help preserve the
finish. Do
not
use
benzene, thinners or
other petroleum
based
cleaners.
Do not
place
objects
made of
plastic or
rubber
directly on top
of
the cabinet.
A
chemical
reaction could
result causing
permanent
marring
of
the finish.
Remote
Control
Transmitter
Do not use
benzene,
thinners
or other
petroleum based
cleaners
to
clean
the Remote
Control
Transmitter.
To
clean,
wipe with a soft cloth
slightly
moistened
with a
mild
detergent
and then
wipe
dry
with a soft clean cloth.
Page 7
Optional
Equipment Connection
and
Operation
To
Audio
AMP
Connection
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rors
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TERMINALS
ON
BACK
OF
RECEIVER
To Auxiliary
Input
<CABLES
NOT SUPPUED)
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o
i
•
To Audio
AMP
Connect to
an external
audio
amp auxiliary input for
monitoring sound
through
a
stereo system.
NOTE:
*TO
AUDIO
AMP"
terminals
cannot
be used
for extemal speakers.
Adjustment
-
When an audio amp is connected to *TO
AUDIO AMP" terminals
as
shown:
1
.
Press the TV
SPEAKERS
button (located on back of Receiver) to turn INT SPEAKERS
"ON"
(-^
).
2. Set volume of audio
amp
to
near
minimum.
3.
Adjust volume of TV to desired listening level.
4.
Adjust volume
of
audio amp to
match
the
level of TV.
5. Press the
TV SPEAKERS
button (located
on
back
of Receiver)
to turn INT SPEAKERS
"OFF"
(J-
).
6.
Volume and
mute
can
now
be
controlled
by
the TV
Remote
Control.
Audio/Video
Input Connection
TERMINALS ON
BACK
OF RECEIVER
W
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VCR
or VIDEO
DISC
{CABLES NOT SUPPUED)
Operation
1 .
Connect
optional
equipment as shown
to rear AudioA/ideo
Input Jacks.
2.
Select
the
Video mode by
pressing
the TVA/IDEO
button.
3.
Operate
optional
equipment
as
Instructed
in Optional
Equipment
manual.
TERMINALS
ON
BACK
OF
VCR
-7-
Page 8
Picture
in Picture
External Video
and
Antenna
Connection
This
Receiver
has
the
"PICTURE
IN
PICTURE"
feature.
For
the
proper
operation of
this feature a
second
video
source
is
required
(such
as
a
VCR). We recommend that
you
make
your
antenna
and
External Video connection
as shown below
when
a
second
video source
is available.
TERMINALS
ON
BACK OF
RECEIVER
o ©
Helpful
Hints:
The
PIP will
operate
using
Audio/Video input
terminals.
Use
the TV/VIDEO button (when
the
PIP
frame is
displayed) to
select
proper
mode,
TERMINALS ON BACK OF VCR
VIDEO OUT
Incoming
Cable
From
Antenna or
Cable TV System
Location
of Controls
Receiver
Front Control Panel (For CT-27G22/U
And
CT-27S21)
Signal
Splitter
(NotSupplied)
ACTION TV/VIDEO
o o
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Front
Control
Panel
(For CT-2768S)
Remote Control
Sensor
POWER ^
VOLUMES CHANNEL^
ACTION
TV/VIDEO
Remote Control
Q
Power Button
-
Press to turn
ON or OFF.
Volume Buttons
-
Press
to
adjust
Sound Level. Press to
adjust
Audio Menus, Video
Menus and select operating
features
when
menus
are
displayed.
^3^
Channel
Buttons
-
Press
to select
programmed
channels. Press to highlight desired features when
menus are
displayed.
(4)
Action
Button
-
Press
to
display
Main Menu and access
On
Screen
feature
and Adjustment
Menus.
(5)
TVA/ldeo Button
-
Press to select
TV
or Video
Input.
-8^
Page 9
Location
of
Controls
(Remote
For
CT-2768S)
Power
Button
Press to
turn ON
or OFF.
TVA^ideo
Button
Press to
select
TV
Video
Input, for the
Main
Picture
or
the
PIP frame
(when
the
PIP
frame
is
displayed).
Volume
Buttons
Press
to adjust
TV sound
level.
Use
with
Channel buttons
to
navigate
in
menus.
Keypad
Buttons
Press
desired
channel
number
to
randomly access
any
channel.
R-Tune
(Rapid
Tune)
Button
Press
to switch
to the
previous
channel.
^
VCR
Function
Buttons
Programmable
to
operate many
brands
of VCR's.
TVA^CR/CABLE
Switch
This
switch is used
to select
the
proper
mode when
programming
Remote
Control
Infrared codes
or
operating the
TV or
external
equipment
(VCR
or Cable
Converter
box).
PIP
Move Button
Press
to position
PIP
frame
to
any
corner
of
the
Main
Picture
(when
PIP
frame
is
displayed).
PIP
Freeze Button
Press
to
stop
action
in
the
Main
Picture
or PIP
frame (when
the
PIP
frame
is
displayed).
POWER
TV/VIDEO
MUTE/
MULTI
ACTION
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®
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STOP PtAV
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MOVE
SIZE
PIP
TV/VCR VCR CHANNEL
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Mute
Button
Press
to
mute
sound.
A
second press
resumes
sound.
Press
also
to
access
and
delete
Closed Caption.
Multi
Button
Programmable
to
operate
up
to
six
Remote
Control
Function buttons
simultaneously.
Channel
Buttons
Press
to
select
channels. Use
with
Volume
buttons
to
navigate
in
menus.
Action Button
Press
to
display Main Menu
and
access or
exit On
Screen feature
and Adjustment
Menus.
Recall
Button
'
Press
to
display Time,
status
of
Sleep
Timer,
Channel, Video
Mode,
Channel
Caption
(Station Identifier)
and
Audio
Mode.
Cable
Power
Button
-
Programmable
to
operate
selected CATV converter
boxes.
PIP (Picture
In
Picture) Button
Press
to
display the
PIP
frame,
press
again
to
remove
PIP
frame.
PIP
Swap
Button
Press
to
interchange
PIP
frame
with
Main
Picture
(when
the PIP
frame
is
displayed).
PIP
Size Button
Press
to select
size of PIP
frame
(when the PIP frame is displayed).
Page 10
Remote
Control
Quick
Reference
Functional
Key
Chart
(ForCT-2768S)
KEY
OPERATES FUNCTION
POWER
©
TV
Turns
TV
On
and
Off
MUTE
TV
Mutes TV Audio
TV/VIDEO
o
^^^^
TV
Selects
the TV
Input
Mode
MULT
I
^
—
y
ALL
COMPONENTS
Programmable
Button
that can operate
up to
six
(6)
Remote
Functions
at
once
o
ACTION
TV
Activates TV Menus
TV
^
CABLE
CABLE
^
~
VCR
Channel
Up/Down,
Menu
Navigation
Channel
Up/Down
Volume Up/Down.
Menu Navigation
Search
for Infrared
Code when
Programming
Remote
©
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©
©
®
©
TV
VCR
CABLE
Selects
Channel
Selects
Code
in
Game
Guard Menu
Selects
Channel
in
Channel Caption
Menu
Selects
Channel in
TimerMenu
Selects
Infrared
Code when Programming
Remote
Selects
Infrared
Code when Programming
Remote
R-TUNE
o
TV Switches Between
Two
(2)
Channels
RECALL
O
TV
Displays
Channel
(or Video
Mode).
Channel
Caption,
Time, Sleep
Time,
and
Audio Mode
-10-
Page 11
Remote Control
Quick Reference
Functional Key Chart
(ForCT-2768S)
KEY
OPERATES
FUNCTION
TV/VCR/CABLE
TV
VCR
CABLE
TV
Mode
Selection
for
Remote
Control
VCR
Mode Selection
for
Remote
Control
CATV
Mode Selection for Remote
Control
CABLE
POWER
a
CABLE Tums
Cable On
and Off
VCR
POWER
©
VCR Turns VCR On and
Off
REC
w
VCR
Record
STOP
rsn
VCR Stop
VCR
CHANNEL
VCR VCR
Channel
Up/Down
FF
PIP
TV
VCR
PIPON/Off
Fast
Forward
PLAY
SIZE
TV
VCR
PIP
Size
Play
REM
HOVE
TV
VCR
PIP
Move
Rewind
PAUSE
SWAP
O
TV
VCR
PIP
Swap
Pause
TV/VCR
FREEZE
o
TV
VCR
PIP
Freeze
Selects
TV/VCR
Mode
-11-
Page 12
Location
of
Controls
Remote
(ForCT-27G22/u)
Basic
Remote
Control
Functions
The
following is
an overview
of the
Remote
Control
unit
for
television
operation. Ensure the
TV
mode is
selected
by Initially
pressing
^
-
Multi
Button
Programmable
to
operate up to
six
Remote
Control
Function
buttons
simultaneously.
Power
Button
Press to
turn ON
or OFF.
Mode
Selection
Buttons
Select
the
operation
mode
for the
remote
control.
Volume
Buttons
Press to
adjust
TV sound
level.
Use
v/ith
Channel
buttons
to
navigate
in menus.
Action
Button
Press to
display
Main
Menu
and
access
or
exit
On
Screen feature
and
Adjustment
Menus.
R-Tune
(Rapid
Tune)
Button
Press to
sv/itch to
the
previous
channel.
PIP
Move
Button
Press to
position
PIP frame to
any
corner of
the
Main
Picture (when
PIP
frame is
displayed).
PIP
Freeze
Button
Press to
stop
action
in the
Main
Picture
or
PIP frame
(when
the
PIP
frame is
displayed).
PIP Size
Button
Press to
select
size
of PIP
frame
(when the
PIP
frame is
displayed).
Keypad
"0
through
9"
Buttons
Press
desired
channel number to
randomly access
any
channel.
TV/Video
Button
Press to
select TV or Video Input,
for
the
Main Picture or the
PIP
frame
(when
the
PIP
frame
is displayed).
Mute
Button
Press to mute
sound.
A second press
resumes
sound.
Channel
Buttons
Press
to select
channels.
Use
with
Volume buttons to
navigate
in
menus.
Recall Button
Press to
display
Time,
status
of
Sleep
Timer, Channel, Video Mode,
Channel
Caption
(Station
Identifier) and Audio
Mode.
PIP
(Picture
In
Picture)
Button
Press to
display
the
PIP
frame,
press
again
to
remove
PIP
frame.
PIP Swap
Button
Press to
interchange
PIP frame with Main
Picture
(when
the
PIP
frame
is displayed).
VCR Function
Buttons
Programmable to
operate many brands of
VCR's.
VCR/DSS
Channel
Buttons
Select
VCR or
DSS
Up/Down
channels.
Home
Theater
Remote
Control
EUR511051
Note:
\
For
more
infomnation
on the Remote
Control,
please
refer to the
Remote
Control
Quick
Reference
Functional
Key
Chart.
Helpful
Hints:
If the selected
component does not
respondtothe
remote
control, ensure
that
the
proper
mode
is
selected.
First,
press
the Mode Selection
Button that
corresponds
to that
component.
For example, after
first
pressing
the
TV
Mode Button, the
remote will
remain
in
the
TV
mode
for
the
following commands.
If
a
different
mode
button
is
pressed
while
operating the television, the TV mode
button must
be
pressed
again
to
enable
the
TV mode
condition.
-12-
Page 13
Location of
Controls
Remote
(For
ct-27S21)
Basic Remote
Control
Functions
The
following
is an
overview of
the Remote
Control unit for
television
operation.
Ensure
the
TV
mode
is
selected
by
iriltialiy pressing
lUultl
Button
Programmable
to
operate up to
six
Remote
Control
Function
buttons
simultaneously.
Power
Button
Press to
turn ON
or
OFF,
Mode
Selection
Buttons
Select
the operation
mode for the
remote control.
Volume Buttons
Press to adjust
TV
sound level
Use
with
Channel
buttons
to
navigate in menus.
Action
Button
Press to
display
Main
Menu
and
access
or exit On
Screen feature
and
Adjustment
Menus.
R-Tune (Rapid
Tune)
Button
Press
to
switch
to
the
previous
channel.
PIP
Move Button
Press
to position
PIP
frame to
any
corner
of the
Main
Picture (when
PIP
frame
is
displayed).
PIP
Freeze Button
Press
to
stop action
in
the
Main
Picture
or
PIP
frame
(when
the
PIP
frame
Is
displayed).
PIP
Size Button
Press
to select
size
of PIP
frame
(when
the
PIP frame
is
displayed).
Keypad
"0
through
9'*
Buttons
Press desired
channel number
to
randomly
access
any
channel
TVA/ideo
Button
Press
to
select
TV
or Video
Input,
for
the
Main
Picture
or
the
PIP
frame (when
the
PIP
frame Is
displayed).
Mute
Button
Press
to
mute
sound.
A second
press
resumes
sound.
Channel
Buttons
Press
to
select
channels.
Use
with
Volume
buttons
to
navigate
in
menus.
Recall
Button
Press to
display Time, status
of
Sleep
Timer,
Channel, Video
Mode,
Channel
Caption
(Station
Identifier)
and
Audio
Mode.
PIP,(Picture
In
Picture)
Button
Press
to
display
the PIP
frame,
press
again to remove
PIP
frame.
PIP
Swap
Button
Press
to
interchange PIP
frame
with
Main
Picture
(when
the PIP frame
is
displayed).
VCR Function
Buttons
Programmable
to operate many
brands
of
VCFR's.
VCR/DSS
Channel Buttons
Select VCR
or
DSS Up/Down channels.
Home
Theater
Remote
Control
EUR511060
Note:
^
For
more
information
on the
Remote
Control,
please refer
to the Remote
Control
Quick
Reference
Functional
Key
Chart.
Helpful Hints:
^
^
-
If
the
selected
comjp:^nent|does.
nq^^^
respond
tbWie remote
control,
ensure-
that the
proper
mode
is
selected;
First
pi^^
the
Mode'
$electipnl^.
Button
tfiat cornespbn'dp
to tiiiit
^
component.
For
example, after
first
pressing the TV
Mode
Button,
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the
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If
atliffeVent;^
mode button is
pressed
while
operating
the
television,
thepV
mode|
button
must
be
pressed
again
to^'
enable
the
TV
mode
condition.
r
-13-
Page 14
Remote
Control
Quick Reference Functional
Key
Chart
(For
CT-27G22/U
And
CT-27S21)
KEY
MODE
FUNCTION
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(5)
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TV
VCR, VCR 2
CABLE, DSS
Selects
Channel
SelectsChannel
Selects Channel
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER
®
Selects
Tuner
(D
Selects CD
Player
®
Selects Tape
Cassette
Player
®
VCR1
®
VCR
2
CD PLAYER
Selects
Track
Number
LD PLAYER
Selects Track
Number
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Remote
Functions
At
Once
TV
Selects the
TV
Input Mode
ALL COMPONENTS
Turns On
and Off Selected
Components
TV, DSS,
VCR, VCR 2 LDP
CABLE
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER
Mutes
TV
Audio
Mutes Audio
Mutes Audio
TV
TV Mode
Selection for
Remote
Control
CABLE
Cable Mode
Selection
for
Remote
Control
DSS (DIGITAL
SATELLITE
SYSTEM)
DSS Mode Selection
for Remote
Control
VCR,
VCR
2
VCR Mode Selection
for
Remote
Control
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER Receiver/Amplifier
Mode
Selection for Remote
Control
COMPACT
DISC
CD Mode Selection for
Remote Control
CASSETTE
DECK, VCR
2,
DVD
AUX
Mode Selection
for Remote Control
Enables
User
to Operate a Cassette Deck,
Digital Video Disc
or
Second VCR
LASER DISC PLAYER LD
Mode Selection for Remote
Control
TV
CABLE
DSS
LDP
CD
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER
DVD
Channel
Up/Down,
Menu Navigation
Channel
Up/Down
DSS
Guides and
Menu
Navigation
Skip
FF. REW
Preset
or Tuning Frequency
Skip
FWD/SkipREW
TV
CABLE
DSS
RECEIVER/AMPLIF1ER
VCR,
VCR
2
LDP
Volume Up/Down,
Menu
Navigation
Volume Up/Down
DSS Guides and Menu
Navigation,
Also
Switches
Between
Normal
Audio and SAP
Volume
Up/Down
TV Volume
Up/Down
TV Volume
Up/Down
-14-
Page 15
Remote Control
Quick
Reference
Functional
Key
Chart
(cont.)
(For
CT-27G22/U
And
CT-27S21)
KEY MODE
FUNCTION
LDP
TV
CABLE
VCR,
VCR 2
DSS
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER
AUDIO TAPE RECORDER
A/B
Repeat
Switches Between Two
(2)
Channels
Switches Between
Two
(2)
Channels
Switches
Between Two
(2)
Channels
Switches Between Two
(2)
Channels
Switches between AM
and
FM
Selects
Next
Disc
Selects Audio
Tape
Recorder
A
or
B
ft
ACTION
i)
TV
DSS
Activates
TV
Menus
Acts
as
Menu
Button
for
DSS
TV
DSS
VCR, VCR 2
LDP
Displays Channel,
Sleep
Time,Channel
Caption, Time,
and
Audio
Mode
Displays
Current
DSS
Settings
Displays
Current VCR Settings
Displays
Current
LDP
Settings
REW
HOVE
<^
TV
DSS
VCR,
VCR
2
LDP
CD
DVD
PIP
Move
DSS Guide
Rewind
Rewind
Rewind
Selects Previous Track
Rewind
PLAY
srzE
TV
DSS
VCR,
VCR 2
LDP
TAPE
CD
DVD
PIP
Size
Enter/Select
Play
Play
Play
(in
Normal
Direction)
Play
Play
FF
PIP
TV
DSS
VCR,
VCR
2
LDP
TAPE
CD
DVD
PIP
On/Off
Exit/Clear
Fast Fonward
Fast
Forward
Fast Fonward
Selects
Next
Track
Fast Fonward
REC
@
DSS
VCR,
VCR 2
TAPE
CABLE
One
Touch
Record
in
DSS
Mode
Record
Record
VCR
Record
STOP
1
1
DVD
VCR, VCR
2
LDP
TAPE
CD
CABLE
Stop
Stop
Stop
Stop
Stop
VCR Stop
PAUSE
SUAP
lin
DVD
TV
VCR,
VCR
2
LDP
TAPE
CD
CABLE
Pause
PIP
Swap
Pause
Pause
Pause
Pause
VCR
Pause
TV/
VCR
FREEZE
O
TV
VCR,
VCR 2
DSS
CABLE
PIP Freeze
Selects TVA/CRMode
Selects
TV/DSS
Mode
Selects TV/VCR
Mode
VCR/
OSS CH
CD
VCR,
VCR 2
DSS
Channel Up/Down
Channel Up/Down
-15-
Page 16
Special
Functions
Recall
Button
Press
the
RECALL
button to review:
(T)
Audio
Mode
status
(|)
CH
number
or
Video
Input
selected
@
Channel
Caption
(Station
Identifier)
0
Clock
time
(5)
Sleep
Tinner
status
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R-Tune
Button
Pressing the
R-TUNE
(RAPID
TUNE)
button
will switch
between
the last
two
channels selected
on the
numeric
keypad.
Note:
When
rapidly
scanning
channels
with
the
CHANNEL
UP/DOWN
button,
pressing
the
R-TUNE
button
will switch
between
the last
channel
scanned,
and
initial
channel
at the start
of scanning.
CHANNEL
NOW
BEING
VIEWED
Press
Button
Press
Button Again
CHANNEL
TUNED
IMMEDtATELY
BEFORE
Helpful
Hints:
Press
the
TV
Mode
Selection
button
to
operate
TV
Remote functions,
if necessary
(some
models).
Multi
Button
(For
CT-27G22AJ
and CT-27S21)
The
MULTI button
can
be
programmed
to operate up
to
six
(6)
Remote
function
buttons at the same time.
For Example:
TV
Power/On, VCR
Power/On, and
Cable
box
Power/On
(selected
brands)
can be operated
at the same time
with
one
press
of
the MULTI button.
(The VCR
Mode
button
should be programmed
before
starting
procedure).
Procedure
1 .
Program the
Remote
for the selected device Infrared
access code.
Confirm that
the Remote
Control
is
compatible
with the device.
Face
the Remote
Control transmitter
away
from
all
equipment
remote
sensors.
Press and
hold
the Remote
POWER button, then
press
and
hold the ACTION button
down
at
the
same
time for three
seconds.
(All
previous
commands
are erased.)
PRESS AT
THE SAME
TIME
FOR
THREE SECONDS
After
three seconds,
release the POWER and
ACTION buttons.
Press
the MULTI
button.
(Waiting more than 30
seconds
without
pressing another button will exit the
programming
mode.)
Press a
maximum
of six
(6)
function buttons
on
the
Remote
Control.
Each
button
you
press
is
equal to one function. If six
(6)
Remote
button
functions are entered,
all will
register
in
the
MULTI button
memory
in
the
sequence
entered.
When finished, press
the MULTI
button to
exit the
programming mode.
The
following is an
example
flow chart of Remote
functions that
can
be
programmed
into the MULTI
button.
6
PRESS AT THE
SAME
TIME FOR
THREE SECONDS
PRESS
PRESS
PRESS
PRESS
PRESS TO
EXrT
PROGRAMMING MODE
You
can now
turn the
TV and
VCR
ON/OFF
at
the
same
time with one press
of
the
MULTI
button.
To
delete
entered functions
-
Press
and hold the
Remote
POWER button,
then
press
and hold
the
ACTION
button
down
at the same
time for
three
seconds.
You can
now
enter
from
one
to
six different
Remote
functions.
Note:
You
can also
program the
MULTI
button to
perform
most individual
Remote
Control button
functions. Buttons
which continuously perform
a
function
as
long
as
pressed
(Volume Up/Down,
Channel Up/Down,
etc.)
cannot be programmed;
only those buttons which
perform
a
function
when initially
pressed
(Power On/Off,
Mute,
Direct Channel
Entry,
etc.)
can
be
programmed.
-16-
Page 17
Special
Functions
(cont.)
Cable
Power
Button
(For CT-2768S)
Multi
Button
(For CT-2768S)
The
MULTI
button
can
be
programmed to operate up
to 6
Remote
function
buttons at the same
time.
For
Example:
TV
Power/On,
VCR Power/On
(selected
brands)
can be
operated at the same
time
with one
press
of
the
MULTI button.
Procedure
1.
First
program
the Remote
for the
selected
VCR
Infrared
access
code.
Confirm
that
the
Remote
Control
is
compatible
with
the
equipment.
Face
the
Remote
Control
transmitter
away
from
all
equipment
remote
sensors.
Press
and hold
down
the
Remote
TV
Power
button,
then
press and
hold down the
MULTI button at the
same
time.
Release buttons
(All previous com-
mands
will
be
erased.)
2,
POWER
MULTI
PRESS
SIMULTANEOUSLY
4. Press
a maximum
of
6
Function
buttons
on
the
Remote.
Each
button
you
press
is
equal
to
one function. If six
Remote button
functions
are
entered,
all will
register
in the
MULTI
button
memory
in the sequence
entered.
When
less
than
six
Remote
button
functions
are
entered,
press
the
MULTI button to
end
the
program
mode. (Waiting
more
than
30
seconds
without pressing
another button
will
also
end
the
program mode.)
The
following Is
an
example
of Remote
functions
that can
be programmed
into
the
MULTI
button.
-
TV
Power
-
For
turning
TV ON and OFF.
-
VCR
Power
-
For
turning
VCR
ON
and
OFF
(selected
brands
after
programming
it's
Infrared
access
code,
if
necessary).
Both
can be turned
ON
or OFF with
one
press
of
the
MULTI
button.
POWER
VCR
POWER
MULTI
To delete
entered
functions
-
Repeat step
3. Now
you
can enter
from
one
to six
different Remote
functions.
NOTE:
You
can
also
program the
MULTI button to
perform most
individual
Remote Controi button
functions.
Buttons
which
continuously
perform
a
function
as
long
as
pressed
(Volume Up/Down,
Channel
Up/Down, etc.)
cannot
be
programmed.
Only those buttons
which perform
a
function
when initially pressed
(Power
On/Off,
Mute,
Direct
Channel Entry, etc.)
can
be
programmed.
CABLE
POWER
The
to
operate
on
the
Remote Control
has
been designed
selected
brands of Cable
Television
Converter
boxes. The
proper
cable
television
converter
box
infrared code
must
be obtained prior
to
use.
(Please
refer
to
Programming
the
Universal
Remote
for
programming instructions.)
The
Remote
Control
TV/VCR/CABLE
switch should
be in the
CABLE
position,
NOTE:
The^
or
^
on the Remote may be used
for
selecting Cable Converter
box
channels.
PIP (Picture in
Picture)
Button
This feature
allows
the
viewer
to
monitor one
channel
program while
watching another. The
monitored
source
(PIP)
must be
a
different
video source
(such
as
a
VCR)
when connected
to
the
input jacks.
•
S^Video connection
will
also operate the
PIP
feature
(refer
to OPTIONAL S-VIDEO VHS CONNECTION
section).
•
When
the
Main Picture
is
in
Video mode with no
signal,
the
PIP will not
operate properly.
PIP
Operation
1 . Turn VCR ON and
select
a
desired
channel,
2.
Press
the
TV Mode Selection
button to
operate TV
Remote
functions,
if
necessary
(some models).
3.
Press
the
PIP
button (set
must
be
ON). The PIP
frame
will appear at
the
position it
was
last
displayed.
The Main Picture
Video Source
and
PIP
Video
Source will
display
on screen momentarily.
Audio
will
be that
of
Main
Picture.
Main
Picture
with-
Audk)
Main Picture
Channel
Picture in
Picture
Video
Source
Picture
in
Picture
Frame
4.
Press
the
PIP
button
again
to
cancel PICTURE IN
PICTURE feature
(if
desired).
Note:
For
PIP
Video source
connection,
refer
to
the
PIP External
Video
and
Antenna
Connections
section.
-17-
Page 18
Special
Functions
(cont)
Swap
Button
Press
the
SWAP
button
(when
the
PIP
frame
is
dis-
played)
to
interchange
what is being
viewed
on
the Main
Picture with
that
of
the PIP
frame.
SWAP
VIDEO
P1PCH2
Note: Audio
will
be that of
Main
Picture.
Size Button
Press
the
SIZE
button (when the
PIP
frame
is
displayed)
to
choose
either
the
large
or
small
PIP
frame.
Freeze
Button
Press the
FREEZE
button
to
stop action
in
the
PIP
frame.
Main
Picture
Freeze
Frame
Notes:
•
Pressing
the
FREEZE button
when
the
PIP
frame is
not
displayed, will
stop
action
in
the Main
Picture
and
display
it within
the
PIP
frame.
•
Pressing
the
FREEZE
button
when PIP
frame
is
displayed, will
stop
action
in
the PIP frame.
Press the
FREEZE
button
again to
continue action.
•
Press the
PIP
button
to
delete
PIP
frame.
Move
Button
The
PIP
frame
may be located at any corner
of the Main
Picture
by
pressing
the
PIP
MOVE
button
(when
the PIP
frame Is displayed).
r
Large PIP Frame
MOVE
Small PIP
Frame
Note:
Each time
MOVE
button
is
pressed
(when
the
PIP
frame
is displayed),
the
PIP
frame
will move
counterclockwise
as
illustrated.
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Page 19
Main Menu Icons
Note:
When Auto Power
On
feature is
activiated,
Timer Icon
will change
to
Exit
Icon.
Display and
Exit Menus
CH BUTTONS
Highlight Desired
Feature when
Menu is Displayed
VOL BUTTONS
Selects or Adjusts
Features
when
Menu
is
Displayed
A
Menu
Language
Selection
The MENU
LANGUAGE
is
factory
set to
ENGLISH.
Follow the
instructions
to
change
the
Language
Menu
to SPANISH, FRENCH, and back
to ENGLISH.
1. Press
O.
2. Press
to
highlight
the
Set-Up
Icon.
3. Press
to
display
the
Set-Up
Menu.
SET-iJP
SET TIME
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-
i»
AUTOPROG^
V
no:
MANUAL
PROG NO
AUTO
POWER
ON
.
OFF.
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MODE
C
OFF
ENGLISH
ESPANOL FRANCAIS
4. Press
A
or^
to highlight
ENGLISH,
ESPAiNJOL,
FRANQAIS.
5.
Press
or
^
to select ENGLISH, ESPANOL,
or
FRANQAIS.
6. Press twice
to
exit
menus.
Located
On
Remote
Control
1.
Press
l^P.
2.
Press
Aor^and"€ or
^
to select the desired
Icon.
3. Press
after
selecting the desired Icon to access
sub
menus.
4.
Press
twice
to exit sub
menus
or
press
once while the EXIT Icon is
highlighted
to
exit Main
Menu.
-19-
Page 20
Picture
Adjustments
Picture
Norm
Use to reset
Color,
Tint, Brightness, Picture,
and
Sharpness
adjustments back
to a factory preset level.
1. Press
1^^.
2.
Press
to
highlight
the
Picture
Icon.
3.
Press
to display the Picture Adjustment
Menu.
PICTURE
PICTURE
PICTURE
NORM
NO
TINT
f
BRIGHTNESS
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SHARPNESS
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4.
Press
A
orW
to highlight
PICTURE NORM.
5.
Press
to
select "SET"
to normalize
Color,
Tint,
Brightness, Picture,
and Sharpness.
6.
Press twice
to
exit menus.
Color,
Tint,
Brightness,
Picture,
and
Sharpness
Adjustments
5.
1.
Press
li^.
2,
Press
Aor^and-^orb
to highlight
the Picture
Icon.
3.
Press
I
to display the
Picture
Adjustment Menu.
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PICTURE
BPICTURE...NQRM: .. NO: ..
COLOR
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MlMHnMlinilllMIMM
SHARPNESS
niHIMlim-
- - -
-
Press
A
or^ to
select the
desired
Picture
Adjustment
(Color, Tint,
Brightness,
Picture,
or
Sharpness).
Press
or^
to
adjust your
selection.
(The
Selected
Picture
Adjustment
will be
displayed.)
Repeat
steps
4
and
5 for
the remaining
Picture
Adjustments.
7. Press
I
twice
to exit menus.
Helpful
Hints:
COLOR
-
Adjust for
desired
color intensity.
TINT
-
Adjust for
natural flesh
tones.
BRIGHTNESS
-
Adjust
so dark
areas
of picture
slightly
become
black
for
a crisp detail,
PICTURE
Adjust
the white
areas of
the
picture
as
desired.
SHARPNESS
-
Adjust for
best clarity
of
outline
detail.
Page 21
Audio
Adjustments
Mode
When
Audio
is
broadcast
in Stereo
or
SAP,
an
On-Screen
display
will appear on initial
*Turn
On" and
"Channel
Change".
The available
choices
will
be highlighted.
1.
Press
(^^.
2.
Press
A
or^
and
^
or
^
to highlight
the Audio
Icon.
3.
Press
S)
to
display
the Audio Adjustment
Menu.
AUDIO
MODE
"Al
SOUND OFF
SAP
MONO
4. Press
^^^^a
or to select STEREO.
SAP
(Second
Audio Programming),
or MONO.
The
selected
mode
will
be
highlighted.
5.
Press twice
to
exit menus.
Al
Sound
This
feature regulates
the
volume
between
programs
and
commercial
audio
to maintain
a
constant
sound,
output
level.
1.
Press
S),
2.
Press
to highlight
the
Audio
Icon.
3.
Press
to display
the
Audio
Adjustment
Menu.
AUDIO
MODE^^^
Al SOUND
SAP MONO
4.
Press
to highlight
Al
SOUND.
5.
Press ^
or^to
select
ON or
OFF.
6.
Press
IS^j)
twice
to
exit
menus.
-21
-
Page 22
Lock
Lock
Game
Guard
Prevents video
games
and
other
video
sources
from
being
viewed.
Channel
3,
4 and
video
inputs
are locked
out
for
12,
24 or
48
hours.
NOTE:
Be
sure to
understand
this
feature
before
attempting
its
use.
Use a
code
that
you
will
easily
remember
or
write
down
code
on
a
piece of
paper.
1.
Press
(S).
2.
Press
to
highlight
the Lock
loon.
3. Press
to display
the
Lock
Menu.
^^A\
*
GAME
GUARD
Lock
CH
3.
4,
and
video inputs
iHOW
LONG?
9,
entIr
codF
^*
SET
^
12 HOURS
4.
"HOW
LONG"
should
already
be
highlighted. Press
to
select
the
desired
amount
of
time
(12,
24
or
48
hours)
for Game Guard Lockout to be
activated.
5. Press
W
to highlight
ENTER
CODE. Then enter a 3
digit code
with
the
Remote Control Keypad.
"SET'
should
be
highlighted
after entering
the
last
digit.
IMPORTANT
NOTE: Use
a
code you
can
easily
remember
or write
down
the code on a piece of
paper.
6.
Press
^
after
entering
three
digit
code.
"Game
Guard
Locked" will
display
On
Screen.
Unlock
Game
Guard
To unlockthe
Game
Guard feature,
repeat
steps
1
through
3
from
Lock Game Guard
procedure.
Enter
the
same 3
digit code previously
used
in
step 5 with
Remote
Control
Keypad.
GAMEGUARD
LOCKED
LOCK
ACTIVATED
ENTER
CODE
TO
CHANGE
SETTINGS
4^
Enter
Same
3
Digit
Code
Previously
Used
If
3
Digit
Code
Is The
Same
If
3
Digit
Code
Is
Not
The
Same
CAME
GUARD
LOCKED
Game
Guard
Activated
Page 23
Channel
Caption
This
feature
allows you to
enter
the
call names of
up
to
30
stations
into
memory (using
up to 4 characters for each
station).
The
call name will then display along with the
channel
number when changing channels or pressing
RECALL.
CH 03
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Channel
Caption
^^^^
(Stationldentifler)
1. Press
ll^.
2.
Press
to
highlight
the
Channel
Captio
n Ico n.
3. Press
to
display the Channel
Caption Menu.
IHII
CHANNEL
CAPTION
ENTER
CHANNEL
NUMBER
ENTER
CAPTION
A
TO
MOVE
CURSOR
<>
TO SELECT
CHANNEL
^
Press
or use the Remote Control Keypad to
enter
the
channel number you wish to assign a
Station
Identifier.
Press
^
to
highlight ENTER CAPTION.
Press to select first
character
in
Station
Identifier. Then
press
^
to
move
cursor
to
the
second
position
and
repeat until
the complete Station Identifier
is
entered
(up
to
4 characters).
Press
A
or
^
to
highlight ENTER CHANNEL
NUMBER. Then
repeat
steps
4 through 6
to
continue
adding Channel Station
ldentifier(s).
8.
Press
twice
to
exit menus.
NOTE: To
delete a
Channel Caption (Station
Identifier)
from
memory all
four
character
positions
in the "ENTER
CAPTION" area must
display
a
dash
mark
(-).
4.
5.
6.
7.
Hi^pful
Hints:
When the
Maximum amount of station
identifiers
are
entered, "FULL"
will be displayed in the caption
position.
Timer Features
Sleep
Timer
This feature
is used
for
automatic
turn
off in
30,
60
or
90
mir^utes. Display
will flash
3,
2 and 1
to
indicate the
last three
remaining minutes prior to turn
off. The
Recall
display
will
also appear.
NOTE:
This feature
will
be disabled when
Auto Power
On is
activated.
Press
i
1.
2.
3.
Press
A
orW
and or^
to
highlight
the
Timer Icon.
Press
(i^il
to
display
the Timer
Control Menu.
TIMER
CONTROL
SLEEP TIMER
NO
PROGRA^fiPf
IMER
ON
:
OFF
CHANNEL
3
SET
NO
4. Press
^
to select
NO,
30,
60
or
90 minutes (Sleep
Timer will
be
activated).
5.
Press twice to exit
menus.
NOTE:
To
deactivate
Sleep
Timer repeat
steps 1
through 4.
In
step
4
select
"NO"
instead of minutes.
Press the
RECALL
button
to.
display
the
remaining
minutes
for
Sleep Timer,
the status will
display
in the
bottom
left corner.
Page 24
SLEEP TIMER
NO
PROGRAM TIMER
:
_
ON
^
.J2
:
30
AM
T
LOFF
^
12_:1
45 AM
CHANNlF^
3
SET NO
Timer
Features
(cont.)
special
Feature:
Autonriatic turn
"OFF"
after 90 minutes.
The TV has a
special
feature that will
shut itself
OFF
after 90
minutes
when turned ON
by the
program
timer unless
a function key is pressed
during
the 90
minutes.
This
feature
is
useful
so
that
the TV will not
remain
ON unattended
for an extended period of
time.
Programming
the OFF
timer
will
cancel
the
automatic
OFF
Special
Feature.
Program
Timer
This feature
is
capable
of turning
the
TV
on,
tuned
to a
desired
channel
and
off at a predetermined
time (one day or
daily).
The clock must be set for this
feature to operate.
(Refer
to
the Set-Up Menu to set time.)
NOTE:
This
feature
wiil be disabled when Auto Power
On is activated.
1.
Press
2.
PressAorWand^or^to
highlight the Timer Icon.
3.
Press
to display the Timer Control Menu.
TIMER
CONTROL
SLEEP
TIMER NO
PROGRAMTIMER
;
_
ON
'
OFF
CHANNEL
3
SET NO
4.
Press
^
to
highlight
ON (time).
5.
Press
repeatedly to set
hours
(set AM/PM
accordingly).
6.
Press
W
to highlight
the minutes
position.
7. Press repeatedly to
set
minutes.
8.
Press
W
to highlight OFF
(time).
9.
Repeat steps
5 through 7 for
setting
OFF
(time).
10, Press
^
to highlight
CHANNEL
TIMER CONTROL
SLEEP
TIMER
NO
PROGRAM TIMER
ON
12 : 30 AM
OFF
_12^:
45 AM
^
\
CHANNE
L 3
SET ^""^NO
11. Press or
use
the
Remote
Control
Keypad
to
enter the channel
number
desired
when the
set turns
"ON".
12. Press
^
to
highlight
SET
13.
Press
^
to select:
•
NO
-
not
activated
•
ONE DAY
-
activated
•
DAILY
-activated
14.
Press
li^f
twice
to
exit
menus.
NOTE: To deactivate Program
Timer
select
NO
in
step
13.
•
If
the Program Timer ^ON"
functions
while the
set
is
operating, the
set will
automatically
tune to
the
channel
designated
in the Timer
Program.
-24-
Page 25
Set-Up Features
Set
Time
Clock
(when
set) will
display on screen
at
initial 'Turn
On",
after a
channel
change
and
when
pressing the RECALL
button.
The time
must
be set
first
in order to operate the
Program ON/OFF Timer.
NOTE:
This feature will be disabled when
Auto Power
On
is
activated.
1.
Press
1^^.
2. Press
A
or^
and
or
^
to highlight the Set^Up
Icon.
3.
Press
I^P
to display the Set-Up
Menu.
SET-UP
SET
TIME
^ant"""^^^^^^^'^
AUTO
PROG
NO
MANUAL PROG
NO
AUTO
POWER
ON
OFF
MODE
.
OfrF
^MIIMS^ESPANOL
FRANCAIS
^^^^
4. Press to set
hours
(set
AM/PM
accordingly),
5.
Press
^
to select minutes position.
6.
Press
repeatedly to
set
minutes.
7.
Press twice
to
exit
menus.
Antenna
(Ant)
The
proper Input
mode must be
selected for
the type
of
signal at
the
antenna input.
•
TV
mode
is used
when
the
Receiver is
not
connected to
a cable TV system, for example when
using
a VHF/UHF
antenna
(channels
02
-
69).
•
Cable
mode
is
used when the
Receiver is
connected
to
a Cable TV system and you are not using a cable
company
converter
box
(channels
01
-
125).
NOTE:
This feature is disabled
when
Game
Guard
Lo
ck
is
activated.
1.
Press
d^^.
2.
Press
A
or^
and
*^
or
^
to highlight the Set-Up
Icon.
SET-HJP
SET
TIME
:
:
:
ANT
TV
AUTOPftdG^^^^
MANUAL
PROG
AUTO
POWER
ON OFF
"
MODE OFF
4?
f^l^M^pESPANOL FR
ANCAJS
tV^
4. Press
^
to
highlight
ANT.
5.
Press
to
select
TV or
CABLE.
6.
Press
Cl^J
twice
to exit
menus.
Auto Prog
This
feature allows
you to
place
all channels
with
a
video
signal into
Channel
Scan
Memory.
NOTE:
This feature is
disabled
when Game
Guard
Lock is
activated.
1.
Press
IS).
2.
Press
A
or^
and or
^
to
highlight
the
Set^Up
Icon.
3. Press to
display
the Set-Up
Menu.
SET-UP
SET TIME
ANT
.,^.TV/ ...
AUTO
PROG
MANUAL
PROG
»^N0.
AUTO
POWER ON
-^OFF
.a-^'
MODE
OFF
i^a?^:uB¥l
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FRANCAIS
4.
5.
3.
Press
to
display
the
Set-Up
Menu.
Press
^
to
highlight
AUTO
PROG.
Press^or^to
start
Auto Programming.
Channels
Will automatically
advance
until all
channels
have
been
scanned.
6.
Press
twice after
completion
of
Auto
Programming
to exit menus.
NOTE: Channel
numbers
with
signal
present
will turn
blue
which indicates
stored
in
Channel
Scan
Memory.
-25-
Page 26
Set-Up
Features
(cont.)
Manual
Prog
This
feature
allows
you to
select
which
channels are
placed
into
Channel
Scan
Memory.
1.
Press
2.
Press
A
or^
and
^
or
^
to highlight
the
Set-Up
Icon.
3.
Press
to
display
the Set-Up
Menu.
SET--UP
SE1WIME
ANTL
AUTO
RROG™^.._
NO :
MANUAL
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FRANCAiS
4.
Press
^
to
highlight
lUIANUAL PROG.
5.
Press
to
display the
Manual
Programming
Menu.
NOTE:
This feature
is
disabled when Game
Guard
Lock
is activated.
Al^rO
ENTER .|hl/|JNELNl^ER
^
TO
ADO CHANNEL
<
TO
DELETE CHANNEL
6. Use
the
or
the
Remote Keypad
"0
through
9"
buttons
to
select
channels.
7.
Press
^
to add channel(s) to
memory
(Blue). Press
^
to
delete
channels
from
memory
(Yellow).
8. Repeat
steps
6
and
7 to continue
adding or
deleting
channe
ls.
9. Press
twice to exit
menus.
Auto
Power On
This
feature
allows
the
user to power up
the
TV
at the
same
time as
the cable
box (or
other
components). Of
course,
the
TV
must
be
plugged
into the
cable box,
NOTE:
When
this feature is activated
(on),
Timer
features
will
be
disabled.
1.
Press
2. Press
AorWand'€or^
to
highlight
the Set-Up
Icon.
3. Press
to
display the
Set-Up
Menu.
SET~UP
SET
TIME
ANT TV
AUTO
PROG
NO
MANUAL
PROG
NO
AUTO POWER ON
Off
S
MOOE^- OFF
mr^iif?^Xl
ESPANOL
FRANCAIS
4. Press
^
to
highlight
AUTO
POWER
ON.
5. Press to select SET or OFF.
6. Press
tlssii)
twice to exit menus.
CC
(Closed Caption) Mode
This
Receiver has
a
built
in
decoder
that
provides
a
visual
depiction
of
the
audio
portion of
a television program, in
the form of written words across
the
screen (White or
Colored
letters on a
black background),
tt
allows
the
viewer to
read the dialogue
of
a
television
program
or
other
information.
When
the Closed
Caption
is
in the
OFF
Mode:
The
viewer
may display
closed caption by pressing
MUTE
O
on
the remote
control. Press again to delete.
1.
Press
(^^.
2. Press
AorWand-^orb
to highlight the
Set-Up
Icon.
3. Press to display the Set-Up
Menu.
SET-UP
SET TIME
^
—
'
— «.
ANT
TV
'
AUTO PROG
NO
MANUAL PPOG
NO
AUTO POWER
ON ^OFF
fee)
MODE
OFF
i^^mj^^Y-
ESPANOL FRANCAIS
4. Press
^
to highlight 00 MODE.
5. Press
^
to select OFF,
C1,
or
02.
6. Press twice
to exit
menus.
Page 27
Programming The
Universal
Remote
Control
(ForCT-2768S)
VCR
Preferred
Procedure
-
Code
Known
Programming
Universal
Remote
Using
infra-Red
Access
Codes for
VCRs
•
Determine
brand of
VCR.
•
Identify
code(s)
associated
with
the
brand in
the
infra-red
code index
for
VCRs (located
in
this
manual).
Procedure rv
AfCR/cA
BLE
1 .
Place
the Remote
IPl I
into
the
VCR
position.
VCR
POWER
2.
Press
and hold
(f^^^
down on
Universal
Remote.
3.
Enter
two digit
code
using
keypad
"0
through
9"
buttons.
VCR POWER
Release
The
Universal Remote
is now
programmed.
NOTE:
Some brands
have multiple codes. Repeat
procedure
using
each
code
listed
until VCR
responds
correctly.
Alternate
Procedure
-
Code
Unknown
Programming
Universal
Remote
Using tlie
''Sequence
Method"
for VCRs
•
Confirm
VCR
is
plugged
in
and
operating properly,
then
turn OFF.
Procedure
tv/vcrjcable
1 .
Place
the Remote
into
the
VCR
position.
VCR POWER
2. Press
and hold
the
down
on
Universal
Remote.
3.
Press
^
repeatedly.
Check
for
the
VCR
to turn ON
after
each press.
When
the VCR
turns
ON,
release
VCR
Power button.
The proper infra-red code has
now been accessed.
NOTE:
1
.
It
may
take
several
attempts before the
correct
code
is
found.
2.
The
^
can be
used
to
return
to a
code that
was
accidently
passed by.
3. Some
Remote
Controls
may have unique operating
functions
for
some
buttons. For
Example:
The
POWER
button
may
only turn the
VCR
OFF
as
opposed to both
ON
and OFF It
will
then
be
necessary
to
modify
the procedure.
Turn
the
VCR
ON
and
repeatedly
press
the
j;^
until
the VCR
turns
OFF.
^
Cable Converter
Box
Preferred
Procedure
-
Code Known
Programming Universal
Remote Using
Infrared
Access
Codes
for Cable Television
Converter
Boxes
•
Determine brand
of
Cable Television
Converter
box.
•
Identify code(s) associated with
the
brand
in
the
infra-red
code index for Cable
Television Converter
boxes (located in
this
manual).
Procedure
tv/vcrj^ble
1. Place
the
Remote
'
—
^
into
the
CABLE
position.
CABLE
POWER
2. Press
and
hold
the
I I
down
on
Universal
Remote.
3. Enter
two
digit
code
using
keypad
"0
through
9"
buttons.
CABLE
POWER
Release
The Universal Remote
is
now
programmed.
Use the
Remote
^
and
^
for
selecting
Cable
Converter
Box
channels.
NOTE:
Some
brands
have
multiple
codes.
Repeat
procedure using each
code
listed
until
Cable
Television Converter
box responds
correctly.
Alternate Procedure
-
Code
Unknown
Programming
Universal
Remote
Using
the
"Sequence Method" for
Cable
Television
Converter Boxes
•
Confinrn
Cable
Television Converter
box
is
plugged
in
and
operating
properly, then turn
OFF.
Procedure
tva/cr^ble
1 .
Place
the
Remote
I—
01
into
the
CABLE position.
CABLE
POWER
2.
Press
and
hold
I I
down
on
Universal
Remote.
3. Press
^repeatedly.
Check for
the
Cable
Television
Converter
box
to
turn
ON after
each
press.
When
the
Cable
Television
Converter box
turns
ON,
release
Cable
Power button.
The
proper infrared
code
has
now
been accessed.
NOTE:
•
It may
take
several
attempts
before the
correct
code
is
found^
•
The
^
can
be used
to
return
to a code that
was
accidently
passed by.
•
Some
Remote Controls
may
have
unique
operating
functions for
some
buttons.
For
Example:
The
POWER
button
may
only
turn the
Cable Television
Converter
box
OFF
as
opposed
to
both
ON and
OFF
It will
then
be
necessary to modify
the
procedure.
Turn
the
Cable
Television
Converter
box
ON and
repeatedly
press
the
^
until
the
Cable
Television
Converter
box turns
OFF.
NOTE:
When
operating
equipment
{VCR
or
Cable
Converter
box) with
the
Universal
Remote
Control,
the
TV/CABLE
Switch should
be
set to
the
same
position
where
the
Access
Code
was
first
programmed
for
the
equipment.
OthenA^ise,
leave
the
switch
in
the
TV
position.
-27-
Page 28
VCR
and
Cable
Converter
Box
Infrared Codes Index
(ForCT-2768S)
The
Universal
infrared Remote
Control
is capable of
operating many brands
of VCRs
and Cable
Television Converter
Boxes
after
entering
the
proper
Infrared
code.
NOTE:
The
Universal
Remote
Control
memory is limited. Some
models of VCRs or Cable Television Converter Boxes
may
not
operate.
The
Universal Remote
Control
Is not designed to
control all
features
that
are
available
in all
models.
Infrared
Code Index For VCRs
VCR
Brand Code(s)
VCR
Brand
Code(s)
Audio Dynamics
14,16
NEC
02,14,
16,
30
Broksonic
10
Panasonic
00,01
Canon
00,
01
Pentax
05
Caoehart
^^ct^wi
mi t
01
Phiico
00,
29
Citizen
09
Philips
00,
29
Craig
12
Pioneer
05
Curtis Mdthds
00 08 15
Quasar
00,01
DBX
14,16
RCA
05, 07, 08,
28,
35
Emerson
10,20,34,35,36,
37 Realistic
00,02,
06,12,15
Fisher 12.18.19
Samsung 07,32
Funai
15
Sanyo
02,12
GE 00,07,
08.32
Scott
04,13,33.
36
Goldstar
09
Sears
02,05,18.19
Hitachi 05, 35,
36
Sharp
06,24
Instant
Replay
00
Sony 17,26.33.34
JC
Penney
00,
02,05,14, 16,
30 Sylvania 00,29
JVC
02,
14,
16,30
Symphonic
15
Kenwood 02, 14,16,30
Tashiko
09
Magnavox 00,29
Tatung 30
Marantz
02,14,16,
29,30
Teac
15. 30
Maria
09
Teknika
21
Memorex 00.12
Toshiba
05,13
MGA 04.27
Vector Research
14,16
Minolta
05
Video
Concepts 14.16
Mitsubishi
04,
27 Wards
06
MontgomeryWard 06
Yamaha
02,
14.
16,
30
Multitech
07,15,32
Zenith 11,
17
Infrared Code
Index For Cable
Television Converter
Box
Brand of
Brand
of
Cable-TV Box
Code(s)
Cable-TV Box
Code(s)
G.I.
04, 05,15,23,
24,
Pioneer
18,20
25,
30,
36
RCA 27
Hamlin 12,
13,34
Regency
02
Jerrold
04,
05. 15, 23,24,
Scientific Atlantic
03,22
25,
30.
36
Sylvania
11
Macom
27
Texscan
10,11
Magnavox 19,26,
26,
29,32,
Tocom
17,21
33, 40.41
Unika
31
Oak
14,16,18
Viewstar
19,26,
28. 29,32,
Oak Sigma
16
33.40.41
Panasonic 27,39
Zenith 01,42
Philips 19,
26,28,29,32,
33,40,41
-28-
Page 29
Programming
the
Home
Theater
Remote
(ForCT-27S2i)
The
remote control
can be set to control other manufacturers components,
by utilizing
the
MODE
SELECTION
BUTTONS
for
CABLE,
DSS, VCR, RCVR
(a Receiver
or Amplifier), CD,
LD,
and
AUX (for
Cassette
Players,
Second
VCR
or
a
DVD.)
Code
Known
Use
the
following
procedure for setting up the
remote
control using the numerical buttons
when
the component's
remote code is known.
rn
Determine the brand
of the
component.
1
2 1
Identify
the
code(s),
associated
with
the
brand
from
the
infrared
code
index
(see
following
pages).
Record
all possible
codes.
fSl
Confirm that the component
is plugged
in and
operating
properly,
then
turn it
OFF.
[4]
Press
and
hold the (S) button, then
the button so that both are
p
ressed at
the
same time
for
atlleast]
iS^seoonds^
All
Mode
buttons
will
flash, then
let go of
the buttons.
[5I
Press
the appropriate
Mode
button
for
the
component
The
pressed
button
will
illuminate
steadily.
All
other buttons will go out.
Code From
Index Sheet
Enter
the
3-digit
code,
by using
the
Remote Control Keypad
"0"
through
''9"
buttons. If a proper
code was entered, the Mode button
will
blink twice
then
go out.
Now the remote is set for the
entered
code.
Ft]
Press the button to test the
remote.
If
the correct code is setup for the
component
(In
step
the
component
will turn on.
NOTE: Some
brands
have multiple
codes.
Repeat the procedure
using another
listed
code until the component
responds correctly.
>_^o_
©J
<3SS>
|0'
'^SS>
(POWER)
^
A
EUR511060
Code
Unknown
Use
the
following
procedure
for setting
up the
remote control
when
the
component's
remote
access code
Is
not known.
This
procedure
uses the
"sequence
method".
Confirm
that
the component is
plugged
in
and
operating
properly,
then
tum
it
OFF.
Press
and
hold the
^g)
button,
then
the
button
so that
both
are
pressed
at the same
time
for at
M^iiS^Ml^ds.
All
Mode
buttons
will flash, f
hen
let
go
of
the
buttons.
Press
the
appropriate
Mode
button
for
the device.
The
pressed
button
will
Illuminate
steadily.
All
other
buttons will
go out.
m
Press
the
^
button
to
step
over
to the next
code.
Press
the button
to test the
remote. If
the
correct code
is
sent, the
component will
tum
on.
Once the correct
code
is found,
press the
O
button
to store
the
code.
Repeat from
step
|B|
above
until
the
proper
component code
is
found.
It
may
take
several
attempts
before
the correct
code is found.
NOTE:
If
an
incorrect
code
is
entered,
or
when the
operation
is
not
completed
within
30
seconds,
the
settings
will
not change.
Infrared
Remote
Codes for Specific
Components
Helpful
Hint: Write
down
the
code
numbers for
your
components in
the
space
provided
below.
This
CABLE
Cable TV Converter Box
VCR
VideoCassette
Recorder
CD
Compact Disc
Player
DSS
Digital Satellite System
RCVR
Receiveror Amplifier
LD
Laser
Disc Player
Other
Componeni other
Component
Other
Component
Other Componeni
Other
Component
Other
Component
Page 30
Programming the Home
Theater
Remote (ForCT-27G22/u)
The
remote
control
can be set to control other
manufacturers
components, by
utilizing the MODE
SELECTION
BUTTONS
for
CABLE.
DSS,
VCR, RCVR
(a Receiver
or Amplifier), CD,
LD, and
AUX
{for Cassette
Players,
Second
VCR
or
a DVD.)
Code
Known
Use
the
following
procedure for
setting
up the
remote
control
using
the
numerical buttons
when
the
component's
remote code is
known.
[T]
Determine
the
brand
of
the
component.
Identify
the
code{s)
associated
with
the
brand from
the
infrared code
index (see
following
pages).
Record
all
possible
codes.
m
Code From
Index Sheet
Confirm that
the
component
is plugged
in and
operating
properly,
then turn it
OFF.
[41
Press
and
hold the|^^
button,
then
the
button so that both
are
p
ressed
at the
same
time for
at leasti
[SjsM^^
Then let
go
of
the buttons.
]
Press the
appropriate
Mode button
for the
component.
Enter the
3-digit
code, by
using the
Remote
Control
Keypad
"0"
through
"9"
buttons.
Now
the
remote is
siet
entered
code.
''forme
m
Press the
button to test the
remote.
If
the
correct code is setup
for
the
component (in step
[£]),
the component
will
turn on.
NOTE:
Some brands
have
multiple codes.
Repeat the
procedure
using
another
listed code
until the
component
responds
correctly.
EUR5110S1
Code
Unknown
Use
the
following
procedure for
setting up the
remote control when the component's
remote
access code is
not icnown.
This
procedure
uses
the
"sequence method".
I
Confirm
that the component is
plugged
in and operating properly, then
turn
it
OFF.
Press and
hold
the
(^)
button,
then the
button
so that both
are
pressed at
the
same
time for at
teMGlLsecQ^
Then
let
go of the
buttons.
Press the appropriate lUode
button
for the device.
Press the
^
button
to
step
over to the next
code.
Press the
(^p)
button to test
the
remote.
If
the correct code is
sent, the
component
will turn on.
Once the correct
code Is
found,
press the
button
to store the
code.
Repeat from
step
ID
above until
the
proper component
code Is found.
It
may take
several
attempts
before
the correct code is found.
NOTE: If an
incorrect code
is
entered,
or
when the
operation is
not
completed within 30
seconds,
the
settings
will
not
change.
Infrared Remote Codes
for
Specific
Components
Helpful
Hint: Write down the code
hiimbers for your components In
theiipace
provided below. This
wiir
serve
as a
handy
reference
whenever
you
need to reprogram
your remote control.
CABLE
Cable
TV Converter Box
VCR
Video Cassette
Recorder
CD
Compact Disc
Player
DSS
Digital
Satellite System
RCVR
Receiveror
Amplifier
LD
Laser Disc
Player
other Component
Other
Component
Other Component
Other Component
Other Component Other
Component
-30-
Page 31
VCR
Infrared
Codes Index
(ForCT-27G22/uandCT-27S2i)
The
Universal Infrared
Remote
Control is
capable of operating
many
brands of VCRs.
Refer
to
the
Programming the
Remote
Control section
for
procedures.
Note:
The
Universal
Remote
Control memory is limited;
therefore, some
models
of
VCRs
may
not
operate.
The
Universal Remote Control is
not
designed to
control
all
features
that
are
available
in
at! models.
Note:
After
entering the proper infrared
code,
press
the
Remote
VCR
(*)
Selection
Mode
button. A
second VCR
can
be activated using the same
codes,
from
AUX
(**)
Selection Mode
button. Then refer
to
the
Remote Control Key
Functions section, for Remote VCR and
VCR
2 function key listing.
Code
Index
for VCRs
VCR
Brand
Code(s) VCR Brand
Code(s)
Admiral
Pentax
AAA A-1H OAA
UUO.
Oil,
JOU
Aiwa
Phiico
AQI ^'if\ 1
Akai
^^A nift -tjio
1 Q7 i CA
AUaio uynaiTiic
Oil OAf\ Dhilino
nniiips
IOC '1QA i CA
1^9,
1 oU, loU
dgn
&
n0W6ii
UUOr
ulO Pioneer
tsroKsonic
noA 4 Oft
Uoi,
loo
ProScan
AAA AAI AAO 4 OC
000,
001
,
002,
125.
Canon
l£Ot
too
IQA 1CA OAA 04A
UU,
190,000,010
0itiz6n
nnR
UUQ
mn ini i*^n
lUU,
lUI,
1^0,
lOU
OraiQ
nnc;
nnfi idt
f\f\*\ nno im
117
UU9, uuij,
lou,
10/,
ion
107
Qon
i7n ^?in 941
uaGWOO UU
1
, 1 oU,
^DU
or* A
AAA AAH AAO H OC
UUU, UU1
,
UU^, 1
^5,
UDA
nin nil OAf\ 1 QA
ilin
17A QAA
1
0U.
IDU, 1
/U, OUU,
0 lU
Enriarson
(\r\'i n*;i OQn noi
io?i
100,
^fO, ^ou
ReSUlSuC
AAC AAA 4 OA
UUo, UU(j,
I0U, lo7,
oiA
041
Fisher
r\r\c nr\7 nrto rvno
uub, UU/, uuo, uuy Samsung
AAO AAyl OOA
UU^, UU4,
tidiJ
Funai
Uol
, 1
00,
10/ Sansui
r\Q-i iOC 0>IA
Uol
, 1
Ob, 240
i 1 7n inn
loU, 1
/
U,
oUU
Sanyo
AAC AAO
UU3, UU^
Goldstar
ocon
AA4 AAO AA>I AAO
001
,
00^,
004,
009,
Go Vidoo
Oo
1
,
1 OD, «oO, 241
,
nitacni
OOA Oil A
OOU, 04U
insiani nepiay
19K ion
SeavB
AAA AAC tVStt f\tV7
000, 005,
OUQ,
007,
Jensen
AAQ
UOo,
nm nil ion 9An
onoiniom UOU
Kenwood
006,010,011,240
Sharp
200,210
LXl
000.005,
006, 007.
Signature
2000 137,
200
008,009,137 Singer
050
Magnavox
025,130,150 Sony 140, 141,142
Marantz
010,011,240
SV2000
137
Marta
006
Sylvania
125,130,137,150
Memorex
009,130
Symphonic 137
MGA
230.
241,242.243,
Tashiro 006
330.340
Tatung
010,011,240
Minolta
000,300
Teac
010,011,137,240
Mitsubishi
230.241,242.243,
Technics
100,
101,125,130
330.340
Teknika
130,137
Multitech
004,137,330
Toshiba
001.310
NEC
010.011.190,240
Vector Research
Oil
Olympic
125
J
30 Wards
006,
009.200.210,
Optimus
006.200JOO,140
290
Orion
081,136
Yamaha
005,010,011,240
Panasonic
100.101,125,130 Zenith
290
Penney
000.005,010,011.
130,240,300
-31-
Page 32
Cable Converter
Box and
CD
Players
Infrared Codes
Index
(ForCT-27G22/uandCT-27S2i)
The
Universal
Infrared
Remote
Control
is capable
of operating
many brands of
Cable
Converter
Boxes and
CD
Players.
Refer
to the
Programming
the Remote
Control
section
for
procedures.
Note:
The
Universal
Remote Control
memory
is
limited;
therefore,
some
models of
Cable
Converter
Boxes
and
CD
Players
may
not
operate.
The Universal
Remote
Control is not designed to
control all
features
that
are available
in
all
models.
*
Note:
After
entering
the
proper infrared code,
press
the Remote
CBL
Selection
Mode
button
(^).
Then
refer
to the
Remote
Control
Key
Functions
section,
for
Remote CBL
function key listing.
Codes for Cable Converter Box
Brand
of Drano oi
CBDle^f
V BOX voae(8)
ABC
530
Philips
006, 007,
540,
Archsr
531,544
541,542
Cabl8vi6w
005,
544
Pioneer
001,260
Citizen
005,
522
Pulsar 005,
544
Curtis
130,
131
Puser
544
Diamond
530 531 544
RCA
170,220
Eagle
541
Realistic
544
Eastern
560
Regal
130,350.720.
Gcbrand
005.544
730,731,900
Gemini 522
Regency
560
General Instrument
122.360, 520,521,
Rembrandt
005,544,702
522,
530.531,532,
Samsung
005
533
ScientificAtlanta
122.130,131
Hamlin
130,350,720,730,
SImark
001,005
731 ,
900
Sprucer
005,121
Hitachi 003,
530
Stargate
005.544
Jerrold 122.
360,520,521.
Teleview
001,005
522, 530.531,532.
Texscan
810
533
Tocom
700,701
Macom
003. 004.005
Toshiba 004
Memorex
542
Unika 531,544
Movletlme
005.544
Universal
522,544
Oak
002.702.710
Videoway
006
Panasonic
120.121.132
Viewstar
541.542
Paragon
281
Zenith
000,280.281
Zenith/DrakeSatellite
000
Note:
After entering the proper infrared code, press tfie Remote CD Selection
Mode button
(**).
Then refer to
the
Remote Control Key
Functions section,
for Remote CD Players function key listing.
Codes
for
CD Players
Brand
of
Brand
of
CD Players Code(s)
CD Players Code(s)
Admiral
110
Optimus
030.057,059,
Aiwa
162,164
061
Carver
150,151
Panasonic
100.101,130
Denon
200
Philips
150,151
Emerson
172
Pioneer
030
1
Fisiier
005
Quasar
100,101,130
Garrard
057
RCA
160,170,
171,500
•
I
Harman/Kardor^
059.060
Hitachi
007
Sansui
032,050.320
Jensen
163
Sanyo
005
JVC 190,191.270
Scott
032,
050,320
Kardon
058
Sharp
200,201
Kenwood
000,001,050.270
Sherwood
059
LXI
165
Sony
140
Magnavox
150,161
Soundesigh
220
Marantz
151
Teac
051.055.057
Mcntosh
060
Technics
100,101,130
NakamichI
032
Victor
190,191.270
Onkyo
053.054
Yamaha
002.003,004
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Page 33
Cassette Deck,
Receivers,
and
Amplifiers
Infrared
Codes
Index
(ForCT-27G22/u
and
ct-27S21)
The
Universal
Infrared
Remote Control
is capable of
operating
many brands
of
Cassette
Deck,
Receivers,
or
Amplifiers.
Refer
to the Programming
the Remote
Control
section
for
procedures.
Note:
The Universal
Remote Control
memory is
limited;
therefore,
some
models
of
Cassette
Deck,
Receivers,
and
Amplifiers may
not
operate. The
Universal
Remote Control is not
designed
to control
all
features
that are
available
in
all
models.
Note:
After
entering
the
proper infrared
code,
press
the
Remote AUX
Selection
Mode button
(*).
Then
refer
to
the
Remote
Control
Key
Functions
section,
for
Remote
Cassette
Deck function
key listing.
Code
Index
for
Cassette
Deck
Cassette
Deck
Brand of
Brand
of
Cassette
Deck
Code(8)
Cassette Deck
Code(s)
Aiwa
760.
761.762 Philips
751
Denon
800
Pioneer
630
Fisher
603
RCA
763,
770, 771
Jensen 657
Sansui
631,653
JVC
780,781 Sharp
800
Kenwood
600,650
Sony
740
Marantz
751
Teac
653.664
Nakamichi
631
Technics
700,701,730
Onkyo
651,652,656
Yamaha
601,602
Panasonic
700,
701.730
Note: After entering the proper infrared
code,
press
the Remote RCVR
Selection
Mode button
(ii^^).
Then
refer
to the
Remote Control
Key Functions
section, for
Remote
Receivers/Amplifiers
function
l^ey
listing.
Receivers
Amplifiers
Code Index for
Receivers
and Amplifiers
Brand of Receiver/
Amplifier
Code(8)
Admiral
110
Aiwa
160.
161
Denon
200,201,202
Fisher
004
Garrard
055
Harman
150,057
Jensen
164
JVC
190
J
91
Kenwood
000,050
Magnavox
162
Marantz 151
Mcintosh
058
Nalcamichi
031
Onkyo
151,156
Optlmus
003.162.170,
Brand
of Receiver/
Amplifier
Code(8)
Panasonic
100,101,130
Philips
150
Pioneer
030,032
Quasar
100,101,130
RCA
003,130,162,170,
171
Sansui
003,
053,320
Sharp
200,203
Sony
140
Soundesign
220
Teac
053,054,055
Technics
100,101,130
Victor
190,191
Yamaha
001,002
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Page 34
Laser
Disc,
DSS
(Digital
satellite
System),
and
DVD
(Digital
Videodisc)
Infrared Codes
Index
(ForCT-27G22/uandCT-27S2i)
The
Universal
Infrared
Remote
Control is capable
of
operating
selected brands
of
Laser Disc, DSS
Digital Satellite
System,
and
DVD
(Digital
Videodisc).
Refer to the
Programming
the
Remote
Control
section for procedures.
Note:
The
Universal
Remote
Control
memory is limited;
therefore,
some models
of Laser
Disc, DSS Digital
Satellite
System,
and
DVD
(Digital
Videodisc)
may
not
operate.
The
Universal
Remote
Control is not designed
to
control
all
features
that are
available
in all models.
Note:
After
entering
the
proper
infrared code,
press the
Remote
LD Selection Mode button
(O).
Then
refer
to the
Remote
Control
Key
Functions
section,
for Remote
Laser
Disc
function key listing.
Codes for
Laser
Disc
Brand
of
Brand of
Laser
Disc Code(s)
Laser Disc Code(s)
Denon
370
Quasar
100,101,135,
380
Hitachi
000
RCA
370
Kenwood
002,003
Samsung
160
Marantz
370
Sanyo
370
Mitsubishi
370
Sharp
200
NEC
370
Sony
140,141,142,143
Panasonic
100,101,135,380
Teac
370
Phillips
150
Toshiba 370
Pioneer
370
Yamaha
001
ProScan
370
Note:
After
entering the
proper
infrared
code,
press
the
Remote
DSS
Selection Mode
button
(OO).
Then
refer
to
the
Remote
Control Key
Functions
section,
for Remote DSS
function
key listing.
Codes
for DSS
(Digital
Satellite System)
Brand
of
Satellite Code(8)
GE
170
Panasonic
100
RCA
170
Sony 390
Note:
After entering the
proper infrared
code,
press
the Remote
AUX
Selection Mode button
().
Then refer
to
the
Remote
Control Key
Functions
section, for
Remote
DVD
function key
listing.
Digital
Codes for
DVD
(Digital Videodisc)
Brand of
DVD
Code(s)
Panasonic 102
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Page 35
Troubleshooting
Chart
Before
you
call for service,
determine
the
symptoms and
make a
few
simple checks
shown
below.
Symptoms
Picture
Sound
Check
SNOWY
PICTURE
NOISY SOUND
-
ANTENNA
LOCATION
AND/OR
CONNECTION
ANTENNA
DIRECTION AND/OR LOCATION
ANTENNA
LEAD-IN
WIRE
MULTIPLE IMAGE
NOISY
SOUND
INTERFERENCE
NOISY
SOUND
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, LIGHTS.
CARS
AND TRUCKS
DIATHERMY
AND OTHER MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
NORMAL
PICTURE
NO
SOUND
VOLUME
CONTROL
SETTING
MUTE
CONTROL (IF
APPLICABLE)
TRY
ANOTHER CHANNEL
TV SPEAKERS
SWITCH
(IF APPLICABLE)
IN
THE OFF
POSITION
TV OR
CABLE TUNING
MODE
SET TO PROPER SETTING
ANTENNA INPUT
CORRECT
(IF
APPLICABLE)
NO VIDEO
NOISY SOUND
NO PICTURE
CHECK
THAT
AC
POWER
LINE
IS PLUGGED
INTO
AC
OUTLET
BRIGHTNESS
& AUDIO
CONTROLS
SET
PROPERLY
TRY
ANOTHER
CHANNEL
NO SOUND
NO COLOR
NORMAL SOUND
COLOR CONTROL
SETTINGS
TRY
ANOTHER CHANNEL
-
RECEIVER IN VIDEO MODE WITH
NO SIGNAL
BLACK
PICTURE
NO SOUND
Power
Loss
Prolonged
power interruption
causes
the following
features to reset
to
their
factory
preset
state.
FEATURE
FACTORY
PRESET
STATE
FEATURE FACTORY
PRESET STATE
POWER
OFF
CLOCK NOT
SET
AUTO
POWER
ON NO
CHANGE
SLEEPTIMER
OFF
VOLUME
APPR0X.-1/3
PROGRAM
TIMER
OFF
CHANNEL
CH
03
ANTENNA
MODE
CABLE
PROGRAM MEMORY
UNPROGRAMMED
TVA^IDEO TV
VIDEO
MENUS NORMALIZED
PIP FEATURE
OFF
STEREO/SAP/MONO
STEREO
TRILINGUAL
MENU
ENGLISH
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Page 36
Panasonic
Consumer
Electronics
Company,
Division
of
IVlatsushita
Electric
Corporation
of
America
One
Panasonic
Way
Secaucus,
New
Jersey
07094
Panasonic Sales
Company,
Division
of
f\1atsushlta Electric
of
Puerto
Rico inc.
("PSC")
Ave.
65
de
Infanteria.
Km
9.5
San
Gabriel
Industrial
Park
Carolina,
Puerto
Rico
00985
Tel.
(787)
750-^300
FAX.
(787)
768-2910
Panasonic
Canada
inc.
5770
Ambler
Drive
MIssissauga,
Ontario L4W
2T3
Canada
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