Panasonic TC-29V1Z User Manual

Colour Television
TC-29V1Z

Operating Instructions

Please read these instructions completely before operating this set and retain it for future reference.
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Dear Panasonic Customer
colour television set.
Contents
Before operating this set Battery instaliation and Repiacement
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How to open the door on the rear of Remote Control ... 8 How to Open the Controls panels
Location of Controls for TV set
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Location of Controls for Remote Control
Front Side on the Remote Control Behind the Door on the Remote Control
Location of Terminals
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How to Connect an Aerial
Automatic Turn off Function
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Connection
Pattern 1 : Via the “AVI ” S-Video and Audio Terminals
2 : Via the “AV2” S-VIdeo and Audio Terminais 3 : Via the “AV3” S-Video and Audio Terminais
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24 4 : Via the “AVI” Video and Audio Terminais 5 : Via the “AV2” Video and Audio Terminals. 6 : Via the “AV3” Video and Audio Terminals 7 ; Via the “Monitor Out” Terminals
Connecting the Headphones Connecting the External Speakers Connecting the Surround Speakers
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Tuning Procedure (Automatic Search)
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Tuning Procedure (Manual Search)...........................38
Fine Tuning Operation..............................................40
Tuning the TV set to the VCR
Programme Name Writing Operation
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Programme Number Skip Operation.........................46
Contents
Basic Operation on the TV Set
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General Operation on the TV Set...............................50
Basic Operation on the Remote Controller NiCAM Digital Stereo Reception
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Picture Menu Operation
Menu Select Operation
To Adjust the Picture Menu
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Sound Menu Operation
Menu Select Operation.............................................................................60
To Adjust the Sound Menu
Surround Operation
To Adjust the Surround Level
General Operation on the Remote Controller
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Operation for VCR Warnings and Cautions
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Troubleshooting.......................................................73
Specifications...........................................................74
Before operating this set

Preparations

Connect the Aerial Cable to the RF In Terminal

How to connect an Aeriai
For connection details refer to page 18i

Connect the Plug to the wall outlet

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For Warnings and Cautions details, refer to page 72.
Connect the AC Plug to AC Outlet
Note:
Remove the plug from the wall outlet when the TV set is not used for a
prolonged period of time.
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Battery Installation and Replacement

Batteries: Use two “R6” size aiicaiine batteries

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Open the cover.

Push down stopper and remove the cover.
Two “R6” size

Replace the batteries.

Insert the batteries with the correct polarity as indicated by the “ + ’ ’ and “ - ” symbols.

Replace the cover.

Do not use rechargeable (Ni-Cd) batteries.
They are partially different in shape and performance and may fail to ensure the desired function.

Battery precautions

The incorrect use of batteries can cause electrolyte leakage which will corrode the remote control transmitter or cause the batteries to burst. The following precautions must be observed carefully.
Old Batteries New Batteries
Replace both batteries at the same time. Dispose of them immediately.
Don’t
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Don’t mix battery types (alkaline with carbon zinc, etc.)
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Fire
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Recharge
Short-circuit
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Disassemble
Heat or Burn

How to open the door on the rear of Remote Control

(Front) ( Rear)
here to
open.
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S-Position: With the door open, the buttons on the front cannot be used.
(Only the buttons under the door can be used.)
D-Position:
The buttons on the front and
under the door can be used.
Place the Remote Control in such a way that all Buttons on both sides can be used easily.
Open the cover (Push down and Slide the cover out.)
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Location of Controls for set
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inside the Tray
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Location of Controls for TV set
No. Description
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(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(8) (9)
Power Switch
Game Position Button System Selection Button Auto/Function Button Preset Button Display Button TV/AV Selection Button Volume Up and Down Buttons Programme Number Up and Down Buttons
(10) Level Adjust Buttons
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Location of Controls for Remote Control
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Front Side on the Remote Control
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When the TELETEXT kit: Model TY-TA2 (Optional) is adapted, use these buttons.
For TELETEXT operation refer to the Operating Instructions supplied with the TELETEXT Kit.
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Location of Controls for Remote Control
No. Description
(11) (12) AV Selection Button
(13) (14)
(15)
(16) Recall Button (17)
Mute Button
TV/AV Selection Button NICAM Sound Selection Button Direct Programme Number Selection Buttons
0/VCR Button
(18) Power (Stand-by) Button
(19) (20) (21)
(22)
Picture Menu Button Sound Menu Button
Programme Number Up and Down Buttons
Vblume Up and Down Buttons
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Location of Controls for Remote Control
Behind the Door on the Remote Control
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Location of Controls for Remote Control
No.
(23) (24)
(25) (26) (27)
(28) (29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34) Normalisation Button
Description
Off-Timer Button Picture Noise Reduction Button Surround Button Numerical Buttons Sound Selection Button for VCR Pause Stiii Button Stop Button Rewind/Review Button Play Button Sound Function Button Picture Function Button
(35)
(36)
(37)
(38)
(39)
(40)
Function level Up and Down Buttons VCR Power Button Stilt Advance Button
Programme Number Up and Down Buttons for VCR Record Buttons Fast Forward Button
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Location of Terminals

Location of Front and Rear Terminals

AV2 IN
L
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S-VIOEO
(41)
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(43) (44) (45)
AV3
IN
VIDEO
(42)
L/MONO
AUDIO
(46) (47)
Lwr-ilTlEx
EXTSP.(80)
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S-VDEO
(48) (49)

Location of Terminals

No. Description
(41) (42) (43) AV 3 Input Terminals (44) AV 1 Input Terminals
(45)
(46)
(47)
(48) Aerial Terminal
(49)
Headphones Jack AV 2 Input Terminals
Monitor Out Terminals Speaker Selection Switch
External Speaker Terminals
Surround Speaker Terminals
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How to Connect an Aerial

To obtain the best quality picture and sound, an Aerial, the correct cable (75 Ohm coaxial) and the correct terminating plug will be required.
If a communal Aerial system is used, you may require the correct connection cable and plug between the wall Aerial socket and your television receiver.
Your local Television Service Agent or Dealer may be able to assist you in obtaining the correct Aerial system for your particular area and any accessories required.
Any matters regarding Aerial installation, upgrading of existing systems or accessories required, and the
costs incurred, are the responsibility of the customer.
Note:
If your existing Aerial system uses 300 Ohm ribbon cable you will require to use a 300 Ohm to 75 Ohm Baiun. See below.
or
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Automatic Turn-off Function

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Noise Timer
If the set is not switched off when the TV station stops transmitting.
It will automatically go to stand-by condition after 30 munutes.
Note:
This function will not operate when the Television receiver is on AV mode.
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Connection

Pattern 1: Via the “AVI” S-Video and Audio Terminals

Connect the “AV1" (S-Video and Audio) Terminals and Other Equipments as follows.

AV1 Select Operation on the TV set

1.
2.
TV/AV
PLAY
Select the “AV1” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentiaily
select TV and three AV modes (AV1, AV2 and AV3), as shown below.
Selecting mode will appear on the top left of the screen.
Push the “PLAY" Button on the Connected Equipment.
Note:
When the S-Video cable is connected to AV1 (S-Video) Terminal, the “S-Video” symbol will be displayed on the screen as shown left.
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AV1 Select Operation on the Remote Controller

1.
2.
TV/AV
AV SELECT
Push the “TV/AV” Button on the Remote Controller. Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
Select the “AV1” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select three AV modes, as shown below.

Note:

When the S-Video cable is connected to AV1 (S-Video) Terminal, the “S-Video” symbol will be displayed on the screen as shown left.
3.
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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Helpful Hint
SYSTEM System Button
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Note:

(1) When AV mode (AV1, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the
On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When the played back picture may be unstable, then by pushing “Play” Button you can obtain
the clear picture.
(3) When the S-Video cable is connected to S-Video Terminal, Input Terminal will be changed from
Video to S-Video Terminal.
(4) When the Monaural VCR is played back. Connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio “L”
(Left) Terminal.
On the AV mode, If the clear picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push the System Button repeatedly until the optimum image can be produced.
F^r operation details, refer to “System Select Operation” on page 49.
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Connection

Pattern 2: Via the “AV2” S-Video and Audio Tenninals

Connect the “AV2” (S-Video and Audio) Terminals and Other Equipments as follows.

AV2 Seiect Operation on the TV set

1.
2.
TV/AV
PLAY
Select the “AV2" mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select TV and three AV modes (AV1, AV2 and AV3), as shown below. Selecting mode will appear on the top left of the screen.
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
Note:
When the S-Video cable is connected to AV2 (S-Video) Terminal, the “S-Video”
symbol will be displayed on the screen as shown left.
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AV2 Select Operation on the Remote Controller
1.
2.
TV/AV
AV SELECT
Push the “TV/AV” Button on the Remote Controller.
Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
Select the “AV2” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially
select three AV modes, as shown below.
Note:
When the S-Video cable is connected to AV2 (S-Video) Terminal, the “S-Video” symbol will be displayed on the screen as shown left.
3.
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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Helpful Hint
SYSTEM
Note:
(1) When AV mode (AV1, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the
On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When the played back picture may be unstable, then by pushing “Play” Button you can obtain
the clear picture.
(3) When the S-Video cable is connected to S-Video Terminal, Input Terminal will be changed from
Video to S-Video Terminal.
(4) When the Monaural VCR is played back. Connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio “L”
(Left) Terminal.
System Button
On the AV mode, if the clear picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push the System Button repeatedly until the optimum image can be produced. Fbr operation details, refer to “System Select Operation” on page 49.
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Pattern 3: Via the “A>^” S-Video and Audio Terminals
Connect the “AV3” (S-Video and Audio) Terminals and Other Equipments as follows.

AV3 Select Operation on the TV set

1.
2.
TV/AV
PLAY
Select the “AV3" mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select TV and three AV modes (AV1, AV2 and AV3), as shown below. Selecting mode will appear on the top left of the screen.
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
Note:
When the S-Video cable is connected to AV3 (S-Video) Terminal, the “S-Video” symbol will be displayed on the screen as shown left.
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K/3 Select Operation on the Remote Controller
1.
2.
TV/AV
AV SELECT
Push the “TV/AV” Button on the Remote Controller.
Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
Select the “AV3” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select three AV modes, as shown below.
Note:
When the S-Video cable is
connected to AV3 (S-Video) Terminal, the “S-Video” symbol will be displayed on the screen
as shown left.
3.
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.

Helpful Hint

SYSTEM System Button
On the AV mode, if the clear picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push the System Button repeatedly until the optimum image can be produced.
For operation details, refer to “System Select Operation” on page 49.
Note:
(1) When AV mode (AV1, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the
On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When the played back picture may be unstable, then by pushing “Play” Button you can obtain
the clear picture.
(3) When the S-Video cable is connected to S-Video Terminal, Input Terminal will be changed from
Video to S-Video Terminal.
(4) When the Monaural VCR is played back, Connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio “L”
(Left) Terminal.
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Pattern 4: Via the “AVI” Video and Audio Terminals
Connect the “AVI” (Video and Audio) Terminals and Other Equipments as follows.
Equipments
VHS Compact Movie Camera
VHS Movie Camera
Home Computer

AVI Select Operation on the TV set

1.
2.
TV/AV
PLAY
Select the “AV1” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select TV and three AV modes (AVI, AV2 and AV3), as shown below.
Selecting mode will appear on the top left of the screen.
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Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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AV1 Select Operation on the Remote Controller
1.
TV/AV
Push the “TV/AV” Button on the Remote Controller.
Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
3.
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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Helpful Hint
SYSTEM System Button
On the AV mode, if the clear picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push the System Button repeatedly until the optimum image can be produced. I=br operation details, refer to “System Select Operation” on page 49.
Note:
(1) When AV mode (AV1, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the
On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When the played back picture may be unstable, then by pushing “Play” Button you can obtain
the clear picture.
(3) When the S-Video cable is connected to S-Video Terminal, Input Terminal will be changed from
Video to S-Video Terminal.
(4) When the Monaural VCR is played back, Connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio “L”
(Left) Terminal.
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Connection
Pattern 5: Via the “AV2” Vide6 and Audio Terminals

Connect the '‘AV2" (Video and Audio) Terminals and Other Equipments as follows.

Equipments
VHS Compact Movie Camera
S-VDEO VNEO
AV2 IN
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L/I3N0
AUnO
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AV2 Select Operation on the TV set

1.
TV/AV
Select the “AV2” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select TV and three AV modes (AVI, AV2 and AV3), as shown below.
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Selecting mode will appear on the top left of the screen.
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PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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AV2 Select Operation on the Remote Controller
1.
2
TV/AV
Push the “TV/AV” Button on the Remote Controller. Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
3.
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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Helpful Hint
SYSTEM
Note:
(1) When AV mode (AV1, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the
On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When the played back picture may be unstable, then by pushing “Play” Button you can obtain
the clear picture.
(3) When the S-Video cable is connected to S-Video Terminal, Input Terminal will be changed from
Video to S-Video Terminal.
(4) When the Monaural VQR is played back, Connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio “L”
(Left) Terminal.
System Button
On the AV mode, if the clear picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push the System Button repeatedly until the optimum image can be produced. For operation details, refer to “System Select Operation" on page 49.
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Pattern 6: Via the “AV3” Video and Audio Terminals

Connect the “AV3” (Video and Audìò) Terminals and Other Equipments as follows.
Equipments
VHS Compact Movie Camera
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AV3 Select Operation on the TV set

1.
TV/AV
Select the **AV3” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially
select TV and three AV modes (AVI, AV2 and AV3), as shown below.
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AVI
IN
MONO
INT.inP [EXT.
HONITOfl
EXT.SP.(80)
OUT
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2.
Selecting mode will appear on the top left of the screen. -
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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Select Operation on the Remote Controiler
1.
2.
TV/AV
AV SELECT
Push the “TV/AV” Button on the Remote Controller. Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
Select the “AV3” mode by pushing this button, you can sequentially select three AV modes, as shown below.
3.
PLAY
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
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Helpful Hint
SYSTEM

Note:

(1) When AV mode (AV1, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the
On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When the played back picture may be unstable, then by pushing “Play” Button you can obtain
the clear picture.
(3) When the S-Video cable is connected to S-Video Terminal, Input Terminal will be changed from
Video to S-Video Terminal.
(4) When the Monaural \^R is played back, Connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio “L”
(Left) Terminal.

System Button

On the AV mode, if the clear picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push the System Button repeatedly until the
optimum image can be produced. F=br operation details, refer to “System Select Operation” on page 49.
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Connection
Pattern 7: Via the “Monitor Out” Terminals
Connect the '‘Playback” Equipment and “Recording” Equipment via the TV set as follows.
“Monitor Out” Terminals contain signals which are on the TV screen at that time, e.g. TV programmes or signais from AVI, AV2 or AV3 input.

Operation

Select the desired AV mode,
1.
in this case, select the AV3 mode.
For Operation details refer to page 52 or 66.
Push the “PLAY” Button on the Connected Equipment.
2.
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Connecting the Headphones

1 • Connecting the headphones as follows.
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When the Headphones plug is inserted into the Headphones jack, no sound is heard from the
speakers, and you can listen with the Headphones only.
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Connecting the Surround Speakers
1 ■ Connecting the surround speakers as follows.
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(Optional)
AV surround effect is further enhanced upon connecting surround type speakers
Although it is possible to enjoy the “AV Surround Effect“ with this unit alone, upon connecting separate
“Surround Speakers“ the presence of the enveloping sound becomes more vivid.
Place the surround speakers as shown left.
Note:
For Surround Operation details, refer to page 62 to 65.
Speaker Position
Speaker
Position
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Tuning Procedure (Automatic Search)

This TV set will search automatically through all of the VHF and UHF bands.
After completion, the best tuning position is automaticaily memorized on each Programme Number.
(TV set must be turned on.)
1.
PRE.
(1)(2) (3)
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CH-J
TUNE I
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Push the "PRE." (PRESET) Button until the on-screen display appears as
shown below.
(1) Programme Position Number (2) Name Write (3) Band (4) Tuning bar
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Tuning Procedure (Automatic Search)

2.
1
CH_-
TUNE
AUTO
FUN^DN
Search
UHF-L
Push the “Auto Function” Button.
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CH--
jPanas on I c
TUNE
UHF-L
The best tuning Search for the
position is auto- next station matically memorized
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UHF-L
3. PRE.
Return the TV set to the normal operation mode by pushing this button twice. A maximum of 30 channels can be programmed.
Helpful Hint
{1) If you need the station name on the screen display together with Programme Position, for operation
details, refer to the Name Writing operation on page 44 to 45.
(2) After all stations are tuned, Push the Programme Number “Up” Button to confirm the tuning condition
for each Programme Position, If Programme Position is undesired, it possible to skip the Programme
Number, refer to the Programme Number skip operation on page 46 to 47.
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Tuning Procedure (Manual Search)

In case only few TV broadcastings can be received In your area, this Manual Search operation may be preferable.

(TV set must be turned on.)

1.
PRE.
Push the “PRE” (PRESET) Button until the on-screen display
appears as shown below.
(1) Programme Position Number (2) Name Write (3) Band (4) Tuning bar
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Tuning Procedure (Manual Search)

2.
3.
V
upward Search
1
CH
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TUNE
Search
1
UHF-L
Push either the Programme Number Up “ A ” or Down “ V ” Button to select the desired Programme Number on which you want to tune the
TV station of your choice.
Push either the Level Adjust Up “+” or Down Button, the TV station broadcasting on the next higher or lower frequency will be automatically tuned and memorized.
1
CH
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Panason i c
TUNE
The best tuning position is auto matically memorized
UHF-L
If an undesired TV station is received, push the same button again until the desired TV station is tuned.
4.
PRE.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to tune all the available TV stations on the
remaining programme numbers.
Note:
Ensure that a new programme number is set (Step 2) before tuning
the next station.
Return the TV set to the normal operation mode by pushing this button
3 times.
A maximum of 30 channels can be programmed.

Helpful Hint

(1) If you need the station name on the screen display together with Programme Position, for operation
details, refer to the Name Writing operation on page 44 to 45.
(2) After all stations are tuned, Push the Programme Number “Up” Button to confirm the tuning condition
for each programme position. If Programme Position is undesired, it possible to skip the Programme
Number, refer to the Programme Number skip operation on page 46 to 47.
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Fine Tuning Operation

1.3
Under normal reception conditions this function is not used. However, in areas of poor reception or constant interference, a slight adjustment of the tuning may improve the picture and sound quality.
(TV set must be turned on.)
1.
PRE.
First push
1 UHF-L
CH—
TUNE
Push the “PRE.” (PRESET) Button third times. The on-screen display will be changed as shown below.
Second push
UHF-L
- CH——
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Third push
FINE TUNE
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UHF-L
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Fine Tuning Operation

2.
3.
1
eg
FINE TUNE
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AFC OFF symbol
PRE.
Push and hold the Level Adjust Up “ + ” or Down “ - ” Button until picture and sound are improved.
When the above fine tuning operation has been performed, the AFC function is deactivated, so that the symbol appears to the left of the Programme Number.
The on-screen display will be appeared as shown below.
UHF-L
Return the TV set to the normal operation mode by pushing this button.

Fine Tuning cancel operation

Activating the AFC (Automatic Freguency Control) Function. If you later want to reset this Programme Number to the automatically tuned condition with activated AFC function.
(1) Select the programme position conditioned on the AFC off position. (2) Operate the Tuning procedure (Manual Search), refer to page 38 to 38.
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Tuning the TV set to the VCR

Connection

1. Connect the external aerial to the RF Input Socket on the VCR.
2. Connect the aerial terminal on the TV set to the RF Output Socket on the VCR with the supplied DIN-DIN Coaxial Cable.
The adjustments described on this page are not necessary, if the VCR is connected to the TV set via the Video/Audio output sockets.
1.
PRE.
Push the “PRE.” (PRESET) Button on the TV set until the on screen display appears as shown below.
(1) Programme Position Number (2) Name Write (3) Band (4) Tuning bar
2.
Select the “VCR” position by using “0/VCR” Button on the
Remote Controller.
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Tuning the TV set to the VCR

3.
Push the VCR On/Off Button on the VCR to turn the VCR On.
4.
Set the “Test Signal” Switch to “TEST” position on the VCR.
5.
6. PRE,
7.
1
CH —
TUNE
UHF-L
Push the MANU. Down “ ~ ” Button on the TV set, the TV station broadcasting on the UHF will be automatically tuned and memorized. Confirm on the TV set that the received test pattern is as shown.
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CH
0 1
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UH F
0
CH —
UHF
1
jPanason i
1
TUNE
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1 "T
TUNE
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Note: This test pattern is used on the Panasonic/National VCR only.
Return the TV set to the normal operation mode by pushing this button 3 times.
Set the “Test Signal” switch to “Off” on the VCR. The TV is now ready to receive the RF output signal from the VCR.
Helpful Hint
If you want the station name on the screen display together with programme position, for operation details, refer to the Name Writing
operation on page 44 to 45.
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Programme Name Writing Operation

3.5 1.6
2.5
This function is used, if you want to write the Programme name on each Programme Number.
(TV set must be turned on.)
1
'■ PRE.
First push
1
CH—
UHF-L
Push the "PRE ” (PRES^ Button twice.
The on-screen display will be changed as shown below.
Second push
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■ CH——
UHF-L
4.5
44
TUNE
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Programme Name Writing Operation

2. l—J Ly
Select your desired programme number position.
3.
AUTO
By pushing this button, you can select the one of four column as follows.
FUN^J^N
Each time this button is pressed, the next column will be selected
and flashing.
^lli/ UHF-L
■ CH—
4.
Select your desired character by pushing these buttons. Each time “ + ” Button is pushed, the character will be changed as follows.
5.
6.
PRE.
0-1
-2
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Each time " - " Button is pushed, the character will be reverse
changed.
Repeat steps 2 through 4 to the remaining programme positions.
After the name writing operation is finished, Push the “PRE.” (PRESET) Button twice.
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Programme Number Skip Operation

1.5
This function makes it possibie to skip the programme numbers on which no TV station are tuned. This function is oniy effective when seiecting TV station by pushing the programme number Up or
Down Button either on the TV set or the Remote controiier.
(TV set must be turned)
1.
PRE.
Push the “PRE." (PRESET) Button twice.
The on-screen display will be changed as shown below.
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Second push
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Programme Number Skip Operation

2.
V
Ly Select a programme number you want to skip.
3.
Push the Button.
The on-screen display will be changed as shown below.
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4.
5.
PRE.
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Repeat steps 2 and 3 to remaining undesired programme position.
After the skip operation is finished, push the “PRE." (PRESET) Button twice.
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The “SKIP” Indicator will be appeared. Then Skip function is set on a programme position.

How to cancel the skip function.

Method:
1. Push the “PRE." (PRESET) Button twice. Refer to Step 1 on page 46.
2. Select the skipped programme number by using programme number “Up” or “Down” Buttons. Refer to Step 2 on this page.
3. Push the Button. The on-screen indicator will be changed from “SKIP” to “
Then skip function will be canceled.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
5. Push the “PRE.”tPRESET) Button twice.
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Basic Operation on the TV Set
Setting TV stations as follows
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Power indicator
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SYSTEM
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0= [ I =: Push this Button to turn the TV set on.
-i- II II Power indicator will light up.
However, on-screen display does not appear, then push
the Programme Number “Up” or “Down" Button.
AUTO
FUNCTION
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Note:
Selection” Buttons (0—9) and Programme Number Up and Down Buttons on the remote controller.
Basic Operation on the TV Set
2.
Programme Number Up/Down Operation
Push the Programme Number Up aButton to select the higher
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3.
programmes. Push the Programme Number Down “v” Button to select the lower programmes.
Volume Up/Down Operation
The sound level can be adjusted in steps. Push the Volume Up “ + ” Button to increase the sound level. Push the Volume Down “ - " Button to decrease the sound level.
On-screen display will appeared as shown left.
4.
UOLUtlE
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SYSTEM
System Select Operation
This Button is used only AV mode. Normally, the System Switch is automatically set to the Auto Mode on the AV mode. If the clear
picture cannot be obtained even when the AV signal is received, push
the “System” Button repeatedly until the optimum image can be
produced. The colour back will be changed as shown below.
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General Operation on the TV Set

Picture and Sound Control

Picture and Sound have been set according to a factory-preset levels. You can change these setting according to your desired level. However you can change only last function menu on before standby enabled. When you want to set the other menu, use the **Picture Menu” Button or “Sound Menu” Button on the remote controller.
1.
AUID
By pushing the “Auto Function” Button, the on-screen display will
FUN^DN
appear.
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General Operation on the TV Set
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General Operation on the TV Set
1
1.
TV/AV
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AV modes (AV1, AV2 and AV3) Select Operation
Push the “TV/AV” Button to select the TV and three AV modes (AV1, AV2 and AV3). By pushing this Button, on-screen will be changed as shown below.
Note:
(1) When AV mode (AVI, AV2 and AV3) is selected and the selected
AV mode has no AV signal, the On-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
(2) When TV mode is selected, the last programme number on
before standby will appear on the screen.
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General Operation on the TV Set
2.
3.
DISPLAY
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Actual Channel-
Colour System-
Display Button
Push the **Display" Button, the on-screen display will appear as
shown below.
Programme Position Number
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Push again the “Display” Button, the on-screen display will disappear.
WITH
^STEREO-
MONO—
AUDIO Mode
Note:
When this button is pushed, the Picture and Sound menu will change to Picture 2 and Sound 2. And each level will be changed to Normal mode.
For Picture and Sound menu details, refer to Picture and Sound Operation on Page 58 through 61.
Game Position Button
By pushing the “Game Position” Button, reproduction of irregular
signals such as certain TV games and rental video tapes will be
improved.
This function is effective when the RF IN Terminal is connected.
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Basic Operation on the Remote Controller
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The Remote Control can only be used when the “Power” Button is in the on condition. (The Power indicator on the TV set light up)
1.
Ò
Power (Stand-By) Button
Push this button to turn the TV set on. Push it again to turn the TV set off.
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It is able to turn the TV set on by pushing the digit, “Direct Programme Number Selection” buttons (0-9) and the “Programme Number Up and Down" Buttons.
Note:
Do not leave the TV set in the stand-by condition for a long period of time.
It is better to switch it off when you are away for extended period of time.
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Basic Operation on the Remote Controiier
2.
Programme Number Up/Down Button
Push the Programme Number Up aButton to select the higher
A
programme numbers.
3.
4.
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Push the Programme Number Down “v” Button to select the lower programme numbers.
Voiume Up/Down Button
Push the Volume Up “ + ” Button to increase the sound level. Push the Volume Down “ - " Button to decrease the sound level.
Programme Number Up/Down Button
One digit programme number (Programme numbers 0-9) You can select the numbers 0 to 9 directly.
5.
e.g. Selecting number “7”
Push the "7” Button.
Two digit programme number
(Programme numbers 10-29) e.g. Selecting number “24”
Push the Button.
The on-screen will be displayed as follows.
Push the "2” Button.
Push the “4” Button.
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NICAM Digital Stereo Reception

When a stereo, dual-soundtrack or monaural NICAM programme is being received, the on-screen
indicates to inform you of the type of broadcasts.
1.
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NICAM Sound Selection Button
Sound output can be selected by pushing “Sound Selection” Button.
Note:
If the stereo signal is weak or the receiving condition extremely poor,
it is recomendable to switch to the "Mono” Mode.
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NICAM Digital Stereo Reception

Type of broadcast
Regular broadcast
(Standard Audio)
Regular
+
NICAM MONO I
(MAIN (I))
On-screen indicator
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MONO
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Normal use
You can select either
of the “MAIN <t)/
MONO".
STEREO
#MONO
You can select either
of the “STEREO/
MONO".
Regular
+
NICAM STEREO
■»STEREO MONO
Regular
+
NICAM DUAL MONO
(MAIN m
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MONO
You can select either
of the “MAIN <I), SUB (II)
or MONO".
Notes.
1. When the power is set ON, the mode is pre-set at "MAIN(I)/STEREO”.
2. Even when the contents of the receiving signal undergo changes, selection mode is kept intact.
3. When the receiving-conditions deteriorate, listening will be easier if the STANDARD AUDIO Mode is set at “MONO” position.
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Picture Menu Operation
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3 menues can be selected to match the TV with the watching environments and/or the visual softwa res
“COLOUR”, “NTSC-TINT’, “CONTRAST’, “BRIGHTNESS” and “SHARPNESS” are memorized into each menu: letting you tailor the visual effect of your favorite picture. (The level is preset at the factory.)
Menu select operation
1.
PICTURE
MENU
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PICTUREl (STANDARD)
By pushing this button, you can sequentially select three picture menu (^ANDARD, DYNAMIC and MILD), as shown below.
PICTURES CtlILD)
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PICTURE 3 (MILD) For watching at moderately dark places. It is set at pictures where
consideration is given to dark scenes.
PICTURE 2 (DYNAMIC) For watching at bright places, it is set at modulated picture where contrast effect is strongly felt.
PICTURE 1 (STANDARD) For watching at standard brightness, it is set at standard picture.
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Picture menu operation
To Adjust the Picture menu
1.
PICTURE
MENU
PICTURES (MILII)
PICTURES CDVNflMIC)
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2.
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PICTUREl (STANDARD)
COLOUR
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■i>32 BRIGHT 3 40
CONTRAST
CD3E SHARPNESS
(e.g. Selecting the “PICTURE 1“ menu)
By pushing this button, you can sequentially select three picture menu as shown below.
For each picture menu, the function leveis shown below can be adjusted.
Select your desired function. By pushing the “P” Button sequentialiy, the on-screen display appears as shown below.
COLOUR-
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SHARPNESS
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Note:
NTSC-TINT indicator. When the system button on AV mode to select the “NTSC4.43” or “NTSCaSS”, NTSC-TINT” indication will be displayed on the screen.
3.
4.
Helpful Hint
5.
PICTUREl (STANDARD) 932 COLOUR
NTSC-TINT
ttl>32
BRIGHT
iCi-SE 347 CONTRAST
0)32 SHARPNESS NORMAL
(e.g. Selecting the “COLOUR” function)
By pushing the “+” Button or Button, the on-screen display
will be changed the level indicator as shown left.
Push the “+” Button to increase the level of selected function. Push the Button to decrease the level of selected function.
Repeat steps 1 through 3 to the remaining picture menu.
By pushing this button, the selected menu will be changed to the Normal mode. The on-screen will appears as shown below.
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Sound Menu Operation
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Sound Menu Operation
To Adjust the Sound menu
1.
SOUND
2.
Select your desired function, By pushing the “S” Button sequentially,
the on-screen display appears as shown below.
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By pushing this button, you can sequentially select three
sound menu as shown below.
For each sound menu, the function levels shown below
can be adjusted.
SOUNDS (MUSIC) 7 45 BBSS
4 45 TREBLE
4.
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BASS->TREBLE-» BALANCE
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BALANCE
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(e.g. Selecting the “BALANCE” function)
By pushing the “+" or Button, the on-screen display will be
changed the level indicator as shown left.
Push the V Button to increase the level of selected function. Push the Button to decrease the level of selected function.
Repeat steps 1 through 3 to the remaining sound menu.
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SOUNDS (MUSIC)
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BASS
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TREBLE
NORMAL
OR
By pushing this button, the selected menu will be changed to the Normal mode. The on-screen will appears as shown below.
on-screen for BALANCE level: 32 (center position)
BALANCE
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level bar: Red
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Surround Operation
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AV Surround Sound
The benefits of surround sound are enormous. With additional speakers you can be completely enveloped in sound—just as if you were at a concert hall or cinema. We also provided a surround level
control—so you can adjust the effect to suit your taste.
The on-screen will be changed as shown right.
Note;
When the “Movie” or “Mono” surround is selected, the Extra Bass
System will set on automatically. When the Extra Bass System is activated, the Dynamic low frequency ranges are boosted.
‘'Extra Bass System”
The Extra Bass System effect may be different according to the
Programme content of the music source.
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Surround Operation
Type of broadcast
• Regular
• Regular
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• Regular
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NICAM DUAL MONO
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MUSIC
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SURROUND OFF
Remark
You can select either of the surround
“MONO/OFF”.
You can select either of the
surround **MOVIE/ MUSIC/OFF". Note: Mono surround can not select.
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Select the AV Modes.
(AVI, AV2 and
AV3)
MOUIE SURROUND
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MUSIC SURROUND
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You can select either of the surround “MOVIE/
MUSIC/MONO/ OFF”.
MONO SURROUND
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Surround Operation
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To Adjust the Surround Level
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By pushing this button, you can sequentially select the Surround menu. Surround details, refer to page 62 to 6S
(e.g. Selecting the “MOVIE SURROUND” menu.)
By using the “ + ” Button or “ - ” Button, you can select the desired surround level.
Push the “ + ” Button to increase the level of selected menu.
Push the “ - " Button to decrease the level of selected menu.
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Surround Operation
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3.
By pushing this button, the selected menu will be changed to the Normal Surround level.
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General Operation on the Remote Controller
1.
2.
TV/AV
AV SELECT
Push the “TV/AV" Button on the Remote Controller.
Then last selected AV mode will be displayed on the screen.
By pushing this button, you can sequentially select three AV modes as shown below
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Note;
When AV mode (AV1, AV2, and AV3) is selected and the selected AV mode has no AV signal, the on-screen will be changed from Black out picture to Colour back picture.
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General Operation orr the Remote Controller
3.
Push the “Mute” Button to mute the sound.
Push this button once to mute the sound 50%. The on-screen display will appear as follows. The previous sound level wilt appear in yellow.
The “Mute” symbol will be remained.
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Push this button again to mute the sound perfectly.
The previous sound level will appear in red.
The “Mute” symbol will be remained.
4.
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Push this button once again to restore the previous sound level.
Note:
In the “Mute” condition, you can use the Volume “Down” Button. Using the Volume “Up” Button, the “Mute” will be canceled.
Push the “Recall” Button to activate the on-screen display as below.
Programme Position Number
Actual Channel
Colour System ­Sound menu —
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Sound System ­Picture menu
RNRon or off Surround Mode-
Push again to cancel.
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-►MONO SURROUND^SSO-
♦ STEREO-
MONO -
AUDIO Mode
■ - off timer
The Programme Number and Actual Channel will be remained.
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Generai Operation on the Remote Controller
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Off Timer Button

The TV set may be pre-set to switch off after a fixed period.
Pushing the “Off timer” Button will set the TV for 30 minutes.
To set 60 minutes, push this button again, and again for 90 minutes.
Pushing this button once more will return the Pre-set time to zero.
30- 60-90-0
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When a time for switch off has been set, the pre-set time will be displayed as follows. (e.g. setting for 30 min) And rest time is displayed on-screen.
After
6 min.
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General Operation on the Remote Controller
Note: Pre-set time may be cancelled in the Ibllowing ways.
1: Set the Pre-set Time condition to “0” using the “Off timer” Button.
2: Turning the TV set off, using the “Power” Button on the Remote
Controller or the “Power” Button on the TV set.
When it will be 3 minutes before the time for switch off, the display of
rest time will begin to flash.
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2.
PNR
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Picture Noise Reduction Button.

The Picture Noise Reduction system is a system designed to effectively reduce the Picture Noise. The on-screen display will be appeared as follows.
The Picture Noise Reduction is ON condition. The Picture Noise will be soft.
P-NR ON
The Picture Noise Reduction is OFF condition. The Picture Noise will be sharp. On the channel of the weak broadcasting signal or no signal, the on screen will be Blue back picture and the noise will be muted
automatically.
Note:
When you want to watch the weak broadcasting in spite of the
disturbance, turn the Picture Noise Reduction to ON condition. Then
the TV will be able to receive the weak broadcasting.
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Operation for VCR

This infrared remote control is designed specifically to be used with selected Panasonic/National VCRs. Some model VCRs have different functions, so please refer to the individual instruction booklet to ensure compatibility when using this remote control with Panasonic/National VCRs, consult your dealer for details.
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4.
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Sound select Button for VCR
You can select the Sound mode (Stereo or Bilingual), by pushing this
button. Sound select operation details, refer to operating instructions of the VCR.
Pause/Still Button
Push to stop the tape temporarily during playback. A still-picture will be shown.
Stop Button
Push this button to stop the tape.
Rew (Rewind)/Review Button
Push this button to rewind the tape. During the playback mode, holding this button down will allow you to view the picture in reverse rapidly. (Review)
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Operation for VCR

5.
VCR
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7.
Play Button
Push this button to playback the tape.
VCR Power Button
Push this button to turn the VCR on. Push again to turn off.
8.
9.
0
Stilt Advance Button
While in the still mode, push this button to advance the picture one frame at a time.
Programme Number Up and Down Buttons for VCR
Push the Programme Number “Up” or “Down” Button to select a programme position which you want to tune to a TV station.
Rec (Record) Buttons
Recording is started by pushing these 2 buttons at the same time.
10.
FP (Fast Fbrward)/Cue Button
Push this button to fast fonvard the tape. During the playback mode, holding this button down will allow you to view the picture in the for\A^ direction rapidly. (Cue)
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Warnings and

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Power Source and TV System
This TV set can be operated on AC 230 V 50 Hz. It is designed exclusively for broadcast systems PAL B. G.
To prevent damage which may result in fire or electrical shock hazard, do
not expose the TV set to rain or excessive moisture.
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High Voltage:
Do not remove the rear cover as live parts are accessible when it rear
cover is removed.
Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure of electrical components.
Avoid exposing the TV set to direct sunlight and other sources of heat.
Remove the plug from the wall outlet (Power point) when the TV set is not used for a prolonged period of time.
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Cabinet and Picture Tube Care
The cabinet and picture tube can be kept in good condition by simply wiping with a clean, soft cloth moistened with mild detergent and water. Do not use solutions containing benzol, petroleum or a chemical cloth. For safety, remove the plug from the wall outlet.
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Do not used this set if abnormal operation occurs.
Ex ; Smoke, odd sounds, or smells Turn the power switch off and
disconnect the AC plug, if you notice any unusual operation.
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Troubleshooting

Before you call for service, determine the symptoms and make a few simple checks as shown below.
Symptoms
Picture
Snowy Picture
Multiple Image
Interference
Sound
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Noisy Sound
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Normal Sound
Noisy Sound
Aerial Location, direction or Connections
Aerial Location, direction or Connections
Electrical Appliances
Cars/Motorcycles
Fluorescent Lamps
Checks
Normal Picture
No Picture No Sound
No Colour Normal Sound
ass
Scrambled
Coloured Patches
No Sound
Normal or
Weak Sound
Normal Sound
Speaker select switch, Volume (Check whether the mute function has been activated on the Remote Control.)
Not plugged into AC outlet Not switched on Contrast and Brightness/Volume setting (Check by pushing the Power Switch or Stand-by Button on the Remote Control.)
Colour Control
Retune Channels
Magnetic interference from unshielded equipment Receiver moved while “ON” (Power switch off for 10 mins.)
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Noisy Sound
System Button
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Specifications

Power Source
AC 230 V. 50 Hz
Power Consumption
200 W Stand-by condition 11.5 W
Receiving System
4 Systems Function
1
PAL B. G
Reception of broadcasts and Playback from Video Tape Recorders
NTSC4.43/5SMHz
2
NTSC358/55MHZ
3 4 PAL60HZ
Receiving Channels
Regular TV
Playback from Special Video
Tape Recorders

VHP BAND

1-11
UHF BAND 21-69
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Specifications

Tuning System
Picture Tube
Headphones
Audio Output
Voltage synthesized
29 inches {72 cm) measured diagonally
110° deflection
Impedance 8(2
Internal Speaker 9W (10°/o distortion), 12W (Max.) External Speaker 9W (10% distortion), 12 W (Max.)
Aerial Impedance
7512 Unbalanced coaxial
Video/Audio Terminals
AVI, 2,3 S-Video In
Monitor Out
Accessories Supplied
Remote controller x 1 R6 Battery x 2
Dimensions (W x D x H)
Y:1X)Vp-p,75Q
C; 03 Vp-p, 75Q Video In Audio in Approx. 400mV
Video Out 1 Vp-p, 75(2
Audio Out
1 Vp-p, 75(2
Approx. 400mV
700mm X 495mm x 577mm
Mass (Weight)
43.0 kg (Net)
Note:
Design and Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Weight and Dimensions shown are approximate.
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Customer’s Record
The serial number of this product can be found on its rear cover. You should note the serial number of this unit in the space provided below and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase to aid in identification in the event of theft or loss.
Model Number TC-29V1Z Serial Number
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Central RQ Bc9r288t Osaka 530-91, Japan
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Helpful Hint
VCR Operation
If during the operation in "CUE" or "REVIEW" Mode, a Coloured Screen appears on the television, the "Picture Noise Reduction" Function needs to be set "On" (PNR ON) by pushing the "PNR" Button on the Remote Control Handset.
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Полезный совет
Если во время работы в режиме "CUE" (Быстрый просмотр вперед) или "REVIEW" (Быстрый
просмотр назад) на экране телевизора появляется Цветовой фон, то следует установить функцию "Уменьшение помех на изображении" в положение "ВКЛ." (PNR ON). Для этого надо
нажать.кнопку "PNR" на пульте дистанционного управления.
Pozyteczna rada
Czynnoáci magnetowidu
Jeálí w czasie czynnoáci przegtadu taémy do przodu (“CUE") lub do tyili (“REVIEW”) na ekranie ukaze si$ kotorowy obraz, nalezy w>t^czyó “Ulclád redukcjì szumów obrazu” (PNR ON) poprzez naciáni^cie przycisku “PNR” na nadajniku zdalnego sterowania.
Sugerencia Práctica
Operación de VGC
Si durante la operación en la modalidad "CUE" (Localización progresiva) o "REVIEW" (Localización
regresiva) aparece en la pantalla del televisor un color azul, la Función de "Reducción de Ruido de Imagen" debe activarse, pulsando el Botón "PNR" de su Aparato de Control Remoto.
Sugestáo Útii
Operando do Aparetho de Video Cassete (VCR)
Se durante a operagáo no modo "CUE" ou "REVIEW" aparecer na televisáo urna Teta Colorida,
torna-se necessàrio ligar a Fungáo "Picture Noise Reduction" (PNR ON) Pressionando a Tecla "PNR"
do Dispositivo Manuai de Controle Remoto.
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