Panasonic CT-32G8 User Manual [en, es]

Panasonic

Color Television Operating Instructions

Televisor a color

Instrucciones de Operación

CT-25L8

CT-27G8 CT-32G8

CT-27C8 CT-32C8

CT-36G8

CT-27L8 CT-27L8S CT-32L8

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WARNING

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove cover or back No

user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualiHecI service personnel.

DO NOT OPEN

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WARNING: To reduc® the risk of fire or eleciric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture and objects filled with liquids, such as vases, should not be placed on this apparatus.

FCC CAUTION: ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS TV

ENVIRONMENTAL NOTICE:

The lightnirg flasii with arrow head within a triangle is intended to parts inside the product are a risk of electrio shock to persons.

The Glass II insulation symbol (square within a square) indicates that this produci has been evaluated and tested to comply with Class II insulation requirements.

RECEIVER NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF AMERICA COULD CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, WHICH

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The eKclamation point within a triangle is intended to tell the user thai important operating and setvioing instructions are in the papers with the appliance.

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Read these instructions completely before operating television. Contents are subject to change without notice or obligation.

Table of Contents

Congratulations

Customer Record Care and Cleaning Specifications Feature Chart Important Information Regarding The Use Of Video

Games, Computers, Or Other Fixed Image Displays.. 2

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2 2 2 2

Installation ........................................................3

Television Location...................................................... 3

Optional Cable Connections

AC Power Supply Cord................................................ 3

Cable / Antenna Connection

Auto Set Up menu

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Optional Equipment Connections

VCR Connection.......................................................... 4

Front Control Panel

Cable Box Connection................................................. 4

Digital TV - Set-Top Box (DTV-STB) or DVD Player

Connection

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3 3

Remote Control Operation (ct-2sl8, ct-27ls,

CT-27L8S, CT-27G8, CT-32L8, CT-32G8 and CT-36G8) ....5

Battery Installation

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Remote Control Operation

(CT-27C8 and CT-32C8)....................................................................6

Battery Installation....................................................... 6

Operating Components with Remote Control

Programming the Remote

Programming Without a Code..................................... 8

Component Codes

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Icon Menu Navigation ................................... 10

Icon Menu Operation........................

Set Up....................................................................... 11

Picture....................................................................... 11

Timer.......................................................................... 12

Channels

Audio.......................................................................... 12

Lock........................................................................... 12

V-Chip Menu Operation

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Troubleshooting Chart.................................. 16

Index............................................................. 17

Note: The service center information is this trikhiiaL \

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CONGRA TULA TIONS

Congra tula tions

Your new TV Monitor/Receiver features a solid state chassis that is designed to give you many years of enjoyment. It was thoroughly tested and tuned at the factory for best performance.

Customer Record

The model and serial number of this product are located on the back of the TV. You should note the model and serial

number in the space provided and retain as a permanent record of your purchase. This will aid in identification in the

event of theft or loss. Product registration for U.S. customers

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is available at;

www.prodreg.com/panasonic.

Model Number

Serial Number

Care and Cleaning

Screen (Turn TV Off)

• Use a mild soap solution or window cieaner and a dean cloth.

• DO NOT USE ABRASIVE CLEANERS.

• Avoid excessive moisture and wipe dry.

Note: Do not spray any type of cleaning fluid directly on the

screen.

Cabinet and Remote Control

• For cabinets and remote control, use a soft doth dampened with water or a mild detergent solution.

• Avoid excessive moisture and wipe dry.

• Do not use benzene, thinner or other petroleum based products.

Specifications

Specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.

PowerSource

Channel Capability -181

Component Input (Y/Pb/Pr)

.........

CT-25L8 CT-25L8U CT-27C8

CT-27G8

CT-27G8U CT-27L8 CT-27L8S CT-27L8U CT-32C8 CT-32C8U CT-32G8 CT-32G8U CT-32L8 CT-32L8U

CT-36G8

CT-36G8U

Video Input Jacks

Audio Input Jacks

Audio Output Jacks

S-Video Input Jacks

(2.1AÌI (2.1AÌI C2.1AÌI C2.1AÌI (2.1A) (2.1A) (2.1 A) (2.1 A) (2.2A]i (2.2A]i (2.2A]i (2.2A]i (2.2A]i (2.2A) (2.3A) (2.3A)

120V AC, 0OHz

VHF-12; UHF-56; Cable-113

IVp-p, 75 Ohm. Phono Jack

.................

SOOmV RMS 47K Ohm 0-2.0VRMS4.7KOhm

75 Ohm. Phono Jack Type

S-Video (Y-C) Connector

Type

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Feature Chart

MODELS

MENU LANGUAGE

ENG/SPAN/FR

VIDEO INPUT SKIP

CLOSED

CAPTIONING

V-CHtPCAPAmUTY

VIDEO NORM

STEREO

AlSOUND

A/VIN {REARfFRONJ}

S~VHS INPUT

COMPONENT INPUT

HEADPHONEJACK

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FEATURES

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Important Information Regarding The Use Of

Video Games, Computers, Or Other Fixed

Image Displays.

WARNING: The marking or retained image on the picture tube resulting from viewing fixed image is not an operating defect and as such is not covered by Warranty.

This television is designed to display constantly moving images on the screen. Continuous viewing of stationary images such as letterbox pictures on standard screen TVs (with top/bottom bars), nonexpanded standard (4:3) pictures on wide screen TVs (with side bars shown on each side of an image), stock market report bars (ticker running at the bottom of the screen), video game patterns, fixed scoreboards, bright station logos, on-line (Internet) or repetitive computer style patterns should be limited.

The extended use of fixed image program material can cause a permanent picture tube damage, shown as a “shadow Image” viewable on normal programs. This type of irreversible picture tube deterioration can be limited by performing the following steps;

• Do not display the fixed image for extended periods of time.

• Turn the power off when not in use.

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Installation

Television Location

Follow these recommendations location of your television.

• Avoid excessive sunlight or reflections.

• Keep away from excessive heat or moisture. Inadequate ventilation may cause internal component failure.

• Fluorescent lighting may reduce remote control transmitting range.

• Keep away from magnetic equipment, including motors, fans and external speakers.

WARNING: Use this television receiver only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the

manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart

is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over. In order to avoid injury to children, never place your television receiver on a

piece of furniture that is capable of being tilted by a child leaning on it, pulling on it, standing on it. or climbing on it. A falling television can cause serious injury or even death.

Optional Cable Connections

Shielded audio and video cables should be used between components. For best results:

• Use 75-ohm coaxial shielded cables.

• Use appropriate input and output connectors, that match your component connectors.

• Avoid long cables to minimize interference.

AC Power Supply Cord

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK,

MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT

OF AC OUTLET AND FULLY INSERT. DO NOT

USE A PLUG WITH A RECEPTACLE OR OTHER

OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADE CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO

PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.

PROTECT POWER CORDS FROM BEING WALKED ON. ROLLED OVER. CRIMPED, BENT, OR PINCHED. PARTICULARLY AT PLUGS, CONVENIENCE RECEPTACLES, AND THE POINT WHERE THEY EXIT

FROM THE APPARATUS.

Cable / Antenna Connection

For proper reception, either a cable or antenna connection

is required.

Cable Connection

Connect the cable supplied by your loca! cable company.

Note: A cable converter box may be

required for proper reception. Check with your local cable company for compatibility requirements.

Antenna Connections

• For proper reception of VHF/ UHF channels, an external antenna is required. For best reception an outdoor antenna is recommended.,

before deciding the

bright lights, including

Polarized plug

Incoming Cable from

Cable Company

75 OhmVHF/UHF

on back of TV

Incoming Cable from

Home Antenna

Installation

Note: Cable Mode is preset at the factory. Antenna users must

change to TV Mode in the Set Up menu under Prog Chan.

Auto Set Up Menu

For your convenience, Auto Set up menu will be displayed on screen when the set is turned on for the first time. If needed, follow the menus and procedures for setting up the features.

IDIOMA/LANGUE

To change menu language to ENGLISH, SPANISH or

FRENCH.

Procedure

• Press VOL ► to select English, Spanish or French.

MODE

To select TV (antenna) or CABLE mode depending on the signal source

Procedure

• Press VOL ►to select TV or CABLE.

AUTO PROGRAM

To automatically program all channels with a signal.

Procedure

• Press VOL ► to start Auto Programming.

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OpnoMAL Equipment Connections

Optional Equipment Connections

Note: The remote control must be programmed with supplied

codes to operate the optional equipment (EUR7613Z10 only}.

VCR Connection

VCRs, video disc piayers, video game equipment, and

DSS equipment can also be connected to the video inputs.

See the optionai equipment manual for more information.

Note for models with Component video input:

• VIDEO 1 input Is a dual-purpose Input It is

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primarily Intended for connection with 4801 devices such as a DVD player using the Y Pg P^

component video jacks and Audio L & R jacks. However, it can also be connected to conventional composite video sources such as a VCR, using only the YA/ideo jack and Audio L & R jacks. The on-screen label will display Component or Video 1 depending on which source is connected.

Cable Box Connection

Follow this diagram when connecting your television to a Cable Box.

COMMECT1GNS ON BACK OF THE TV

Note: Rear AN jacks diagram may vary, depending on

model. Please refer to the FEATURE CHART on page 2 for your model’s capabilities.

Procedure

• Tune the television to channel 3 or 4 depending on the RF out setting of the cable box.

• Using the cable box, tune to the premium cable channel you want to view.

Note: Rear AN jacks diagram may vary, depending on model.

Please refer to the FEATURE CHART on page 2 for your model’s capabilities.

Procedure

• Connect equipment as shown to rear AudioA/ideo input jacks.

• Select the Video mode by pressing TVA/iDEO button.

• Operate optional equipment as instructed in equipment

manual.

Front Control Pane!

The front control panel can be used to access menus and stwitch video mode \when the remote controi is not avaiiabie.

Note: Front AN jacks diagram may vary, depending on model.

Please refer to the FEATURE CHART on page 2 for your model capabilities.

A second VCR, Camcorder, a video disc piayer, video game equipment or DSS equipment can also be connected to the vidoeo inputs. See the optional equipment manuai.

Digital TV - Set-Top Box (DTV-STB) or DVD Player Connection (some models)

Use this diagram to connect the Panasonic DTV-STB (Digitai TV-Set-Top Box) to the back of your TV.

Note: Rear AN jacks diagram may vary, depending on model.

Please refer to the FEATURE CHART on page 2 for your model’s capabilities.

Notes:

There are three video jacks, Y, Pg, artd Pp^.

Separate component color inputs provide luminance and color separation. Use the L (left) and R (right) audio Inputs.

Select DTV-STB to 480i output mode. TV set can

receive 480i signal only.

Procedure

• Connect equipment to front AudloA/ideo input jacks.

• Select the Video mode by pressing TVA/iDEO button.

• Operate optional equipment as instructed in equipment

manual.

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Remote Control Operation (models CT-25/27/32L8, CT-27L8S. and CT-27/32/36G8)

Remote Control Operation

(models CT-25/27/32L8, CT-27L8S, and CT-27/32/36G8)

Battery Installation

Use two AA batteries:

Remove battery cover by pushing in and up near arrow. Install batteries matching (+) and (-) polarity signs. Replace the battery cover.

Note: Incorrect installation can cause battery leakage and

corrosion that will damage the Remote Control.

EUR7713010

Precautions

• Replace batteries in pairs.

• Do not mix battery types (zinc carbon with alkaline).

• Do not recharge, heat, short-circuit, disassemble, or bum batteries.

Remote Control Operation (models CT-27C8 and CT-32C8)

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Use two AA batteries:

Remove battery cover by pushing irr and up near arrow. Install batteries matching (+) and (-) polarity signs. Replace the battery cover.

Note: Incorrect installation can cause battery leakage and

corrosion that will damage the Remote Control.

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EUR7613Z10

Precautions

Press to enter the minor number in a compound channei number (DBS mode oni/).

REW

'>.

PAUSE

( ■■ )

TVATCR

..............

Component function buttons

• Replats batteries in pairs.

• Do not mix battery types (zinc carbon with alkaline).

• Do not recharge, heat, short-circuit, disassemble, or burn batteries.

PLAY

t ► J

STOP

( ■ I

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VCRfDBS CH

■ .. -FF ■ ■■■'■■

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Remote Control Operation (models CT-27C8 and CT-32C8)

Operating Components with Remote Control

Note: Refer to page 8 for programming Remote Control

procedure.

Operating a VCR

Program the remote control to use with VCR.

TO DO THIS...

Turn on/off

PRESS

Operating a DBS

Program the remote control to use with DBS.

Select TV Input mode for VCR

Change Channels up/down

Record

TVrVIDEO

VCPyOBS CH

REC

....

CSD

Play

Stop

Fast Forward

Rewind the Tape

Pause.

Change to TV or VCR Mode

On screen VCR Display

(ZED

STOP

CID

CE)

REW

(ED

PAUSE

CE D

TV/VCR

RECALL

Operating a CABLE BOX

Program the remote control to use with Cable Box.

Operating a DVD

Program the remote control to use with DVD.

TO DO THIS...

PRESS

Turn on/off

Next/Preyious Chapter

DVD. Display.

Skip Search Reverse

Skip Search Fast Forward

Play

Open/Close

Stop

Still

Slow +/-

CH CH

RECALL

REW

. FF

(ED

PLAY

' ► '

TV/VCR

STOP

PAUSE

(jO

VCR/DBS CH

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Remote Control Operation (models CT-27C8 and CT-32C8)

Programming The Remote

The Universal Remote Control can be programmed to operate many manufacturers’ components, using the component function buttons for VCR, DVD, CABLE or

DBS. Follow the procedures for programming your Remote

Control with or without a code for the component.

1 Device Operates Default 1

............

DBSfCBL

VCR

DVD

.......

Note: Determine the manufacturer of the component and look

in the table for the code (found on page 9).

Procedure

• Confirm that the external component is plugged and operating.

• Turn the component off.

• Press and together, for at least 5

seconds.

• Press appropriate component button on the Remote Control VCR, DVD, CABLE or DBS.

• Enter the 3-digit component code using the Remote Control numeric keypad (0 ~ 9 buttons).

• Press the Remote Control to test the component, if the procedure was successful, the

component will turn on.

Note: If the component does not operate with the Remote

Control, repeat the procedure using another code.

(Some brands have multiple codes). If an incorrect code

is entered, or if the procedure takes longer than 30 seconds, the programming wili fail.

TV (Panasonic Only)

DBStCBL (Preset) Panasonic DBS Code

VCR (Preset) DVD (Preset)

ACTION

....

Panasonic Code

....

Panasonic Code

....

Panasonic Code

Programming Without A Code

This procedure searches all codes and is called the “sequence method.”

• Confirm that the external component is plugged in

and on.

• Turn the component off.

ACTION

.......

and together, for at least 5

seconds.

Remote Control.

Press A VOL to move backward.

Press the Remote Control to test the

component, if the procedure was successful, the component will turn on.

ACTION

code.

Note:

• Press

• Press appropriate component button on the

• Press VOL ► to move forward to the next code.

Repeat the above steps until the component code is found. It may take many attempts before the correct code Is found.

• After the code is found, press to store the

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Component Codes

The Universal Remote Control is capable of operating

many component brands after entering a code. Some components may not operate because the codes are not available due to limited memory. The Universal Remote

Control does not control all features found in each model.

Write the code numbers from tables in this space. This will serve as a reference if you need to program your Remote Control.

VCR CABLE DVD

DBS

n n n

1_11_11_1

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Component Codes (coni)

Remote Control Operation (models CT-27C8 and CT-32C8)

Codes For VCR

Admiral ...........

Aiwa Aliai

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Audio ^

D/namic

..........

Bell & Newell BroKsonic

Canon GCE

Citizen .............

Craig Curtis Matties

Daewoo DBX Dimensia

Emerson

Fisher

Funai ...............

GE Goldstar Gradiente

Hitachi Instant Replay

Jensen JVC

Kenwood

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........

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.......

............

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........

Lxi ::::::::::::::::

Magnavox Marantz Marta

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Memorex MGA ::::::::::::

Minolta

...........

Mitsubishi Multitech

NEC

...............

Olympic

..........

Optimus Orion

...............

Panasonic

335 332

.........................

314, 315, 316, 329 311,339 vv ■ v: 305,313

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320,326

..................

323, 325

................

343

.........................

306 .........................

305,306,329

324.345

301,324, 343 ..........

310, 311, 339 345 303,319,320, 325,

326,343 305, 307,306, 309,

313

320,326,334 ...........

324.333.345

306 .........................

334

300.323.345 323, 324 339

310.311, 334,339

306.310.311, 339 300, 305, 306,307,

308, 309' 323,324,331

310.311, 339

306 .........................

309,324 338, 340, 341,

347,348 300, 345 338,340,341,347,

348

304, 347 .................

310.311, 334, 339 323, 324 306, 321,328, 335

320, 326 321,322, 323, 324

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Codes For VCR (cont)

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300. 305, 310, 311, 324, 339, 345

300, 311, 345 320, 323, 324, 326,

331, 343 323, 324, 331 323

300.301,302,323, 324, 331,333, 345, 346

321, 322, 323, 324 305, 309,324, 333,

336, 340 300, 301,302, 323,

324,331,333,345,

346 .........................

305, 309, 324, 336,

340 .........................

302, 304, 333 .........

320, 326, 339, 352 305, 309, 313 301,302,304, 309,

320, 326, 338, 340, 347, 348

300, 305, 306, 307,

308 .........................

335, 336 317

335 ■ : ■ 337

328.329.330

331.324.331

306 .........................

310, 311, 339 310, 311, 339 321, 322, 323, 324

324 ..............

301, 346 .................

311

306, 309,335, 336, 344

305, 310, 311, 339

306,344 .................

J.C. Penney Pentax Philco ^ ^ Philips

..........

Pioneer ........

ProScan

Quasar Radio Shack

RCA .

Realistic Samsung

Sansui

.........

Sanyo

...........

Scott :

Sears V Sharp

Shintom Signature

2000

........

Singer

...........

Sony

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Sylvan ia Tashiro Tatung

.........

Teac

............

Technics Teknika Toshiba Vector

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Research Wards V Yamaha

Zenith

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1 Codes For Cable Box

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224 225,232

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205,222

.........

224, 225, 232

................

205,232

.........

222

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211,219,220,

221.222, 223,224, 225, 226, 227

212, 218, 240, 241, 242, 245

203,224

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203, 204, 205 233 230

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202, 237,239

206, 207. 228, 229, 230

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232

................

232

.................

212, 218, 240, 241, 242, 245

.................

205 .................

211, 212, 213

.........

..........

........

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244 .................

................

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225,232

.........

222,232

.........

206

.................

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200, 217 200

.................

ABC Archer

....................

Cableview 205,232 Citizen Curtis 212,213

Diamond Eagle 229

Eastern 234 GC Brand Gemini

...................

General

......„ .........

Instrument/ Jerrold

Hamlin

Hitachi Macom Magnavox Memorex Movietime 205,232 Oak

Panasonic 209, 210, 214

Philips

Pioneer 201,216

Pulsar 205,232

Puser

RCA ....................... 215

Realistic

Regal

Regency 234

Rembrandt 205, 232, 237 Samsung Scientific Atlanta SI mark 201,205 Sprucer 205,210 Stargate 205, 232 Teleview 201,205 Texscan Tocom 235 Toshiba 204

Unika

Universal Videoway Viewstar 229,230 Zenith Zenith / Drake

Satellite

.............

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Codes For DBS

Dish Network (Echoster)

Echo Star Express VU G.E. G.l. (General

Instrument) Gradiente Hitachi HNS (Hughes) Magnavox

Panasonic Philips Primestar

Prosean

RCA Sony

Star Choice

Toshiba

Uniden

Codes For DVD

De non Ferguson

JVC

Mitsubishi Nordmende Panasonic Philips Pioneer RCA

Saba Samsung Sharp

Sony Technics Thomson Toshiba

Yamaha Zenith

105, 115, 116

105 105, 115 106

108 114

103, 111, 112 103

101, 102

104

101, 102

108 106,109,110,

113

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106,109,110, 113

107 103, 108

100 101, 102

100

101

109 105 101

100

103

102 101

101 110

108 104

100

101 103

100

107

Icon Menu Navigation

Press

to display the Icons.

pdctufce:

■

AUDIO

TIMER

CMaiUIUIEL£

PiCTURE

Press

to select desired icon.

Press

to display selected

Icon features.

it it it

sl*'

CHAMIMELS

piiWURE 1_

. vieec».;'.

LOCK

-►

ALIDSQ

-*■

LOCK

EXIT

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AUQIQ

Press

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Icon Menu Operation

Note: Refer to page 10 for Icon Menu Navigation procedures.

SET UP

IDIOMA/LANGUE (Menu Languages)

□ MODE - Select IDIOMA/LANGUE to change menu

language to ENGLISH, ESPAÑOL (Spanish) or FRANÇAIS (French).

Note: While highlighted, press VOL ► to select English,

Spanish or French.

■ sSfUP L

.....

.........

■

PROG CHAN (Program Channels)

Note: While highlighted, press VOL ► to select or activate

features.

MODE - To select TV (antenna) or CABLE mode

□

depending on the signal source.

□

AUTO PROGRAM - To automatically program all

channels with a signal. MANUAL PROGRAM - To manually add or delete

□

channels.

Note: Use Remote numeric keypad to enter channel numbers

in Manual Program sub menu.

Icon Menu Operation

□ [eg MODE - Activates the onscreen Closed Caption

feature by selecting one of the following modes.

• OFF - Wien Closed Caption is not desired.

• C1 - For video related information to be displayed, up to 4 lines onscreen at a time. (It does not block relevant parts of the picture). Text may be in any language.

• C2 - For other modes of video related information.

Note: Cl mode is recommended for viewing Closed Caption.

Other Adjustments

Note: White highlighted, press VOL ► to select or activate

features.

□ AUTO POWER ON - Select SET to power up the TV at

the same time as the Cable box or other components or select OFF.

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MODE CABLED

...

VAN- A' -¡sOGRAV ►

reel (CLOSED CAPTIONING)

This television contains a built-in decoder that displays

|CC| (Closed Captioned) text across the screen (white or

colored letters on black background). It allows the viewer to

read the dialogue of a television program or other information. The program viewed must include Closed

Captioning for the feature to work.

Note: While highlighted, press VOL ► to select modes.

□ |CC| ON MUTE - Activates the onscreen Closed

Caption feature when the MUTE button on the remote control is pressed. To deactivate press MUTE button again.

PICTURE

Note: While the sub-menu features ares highlighted, press

VOL ► to adjust or activate.

VIDEO ADJ.

□ COLOR - Adjusts desired color intensity.

TINT - Adjusts natural flesh tones. BRIGHTNESS - Adjusts dark areas of picture. PICTURE - Adjusts white areas of picture.

□

SHARPNESS - Adjusts clarity of outline detail. NORMAL - Reset adjustments to factory

□ default

settings.

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Icon Menu Operation

TIMER

SLEEP

□ How Long? - Select 30, 60 or 90 minutes for TV to turn

off. Select NO to turn off Sleep timer.

TIMER

Select timer to turn the television on and off at selected times, on selected channels, and on selected days. Time

-j

must be entered in CLOCK SET to operate the TIMER features.

Procedure

• Use the VOL ► and CH T to set day, On Time, Off Time and Channel number, then use the VOL ► to activate.

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Notes:

• The television automatically turns OFF after 90 minutes when turned ON by the TIMER. If the OFF time is selected or if a key is pressed, the automatic OFF after 90 minutes will be cancelled.

• The TIMER Is active when the television is OFF or ON. The television will switch to the selected channel at the selected time set In the TIMER.

CLOCK SET

□ TIME - Set the time of the day. □ Day - Set the day of the week.

Procedure

Note: Use ◄ VOL , VOL ► and CH T to set time and day.

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CAPTION

MANUAL CAPTION - To enter numbers and captions manually.

Note: Use the remote numeric keypad to select desired

channel (refer to your local TV guide).

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AUDIO

AUDIO ADJ.

□ MODE - Select STEREO, SAP (Second Audio

Program) or MONO. (Use MONO when stereo signal is

weak).

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OTHER ADJ.

□ Al SOUND - Equalize overall volume levels across all

channels. (Al sound is not available in VIDEO mode).

Procedure

* Press VOL ► to select On or OFF.

LOCK

MODE

□ LOCK SET - To prevent video games, VCR tapes and

all channels and video modes from being viewed.

Notes:

• Use the remote numeric keypad to enter a four-digit secret code (Use a code that is easy to remember and record It in a safe place).

* If you do not remember your code, LOCK will unlock in

12, 24, or 48 hours, depending on the current setup. Be cautious when selecting ALWAYS. If ALWAYS is selected, and you forget your secret code, the TV must be serviced by a qualified technician to clear the LOCK setup.

* If you select CHANGE CODE, and you change your

code from the one used in the LOCK menu, your new code becomes the controlling code.

Procedure

• Press VOL ► to select.

• OFF - Turns Lock function off. * GAME - Lock CH 3, 4 and Video inputs. * CHANNEL - Lock up to four channels.

• ALL - Locks all channels and video inputs.

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Press ^ twice. Press CH T to highlight HOW LONG?

Press VOL ► to select 12 Hours, 24 Hours, 48 Hours or

Note:

ALWAYS.

If GAME, CHANNEL or ALL is selected, and if a blocked channel or video input is selected, the message

LOCKED displays in the upper left corner of the TV

screen.

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