Philips 27PT8302 Owner’s Manual

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problems, CAUTION: To preventelectricshock,

match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert,

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read before operating equipment

1. Read these hlstruc{iolls.

2. Keep _hese ins/ruclio_s,

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use/his apparatus _marwater.

6. Clean only wilh a dry clolh.

7. Do not block any el the ventilation openings. Install in acco_lance

with the mmmlhcmrers ilislguclloas.

8. Do not inslall near ally heat sources such as radiators, heat regis

ters. stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) l[lal produce

heat.

9. Do not delba the safety purix_se of/be po[ai'_zed or grounding

type plug. A polariz_xl plug has two blades wilh one wider than the othm. A grounding {ype plug has two blades and third ground

ing prong, The wide blade or lhird prong are provided R_ryour sa[kly. When tile p_ovi&xl plug does not lit into your outlet, con su[l ml e[ectr_clan l'or replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect _be pozer cord llom being calked on o_ pinched pa_icu- larly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and/he point where/|icy

exit ll-om the apparatus.

11. Only use attachmenls/accesso_ies specili_xl by the mmmlhclm-er.

IZ. _ Use only wilh a cain. sland, trilxxl, bracket, or table

/be cmtiapparatus combination IO avoid in/urv 1}o111tip over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning sierras or ghen mmsed 1'o_

14. Rcli:r all servlclng 1oqua[ilied serv ice personnel. Serv iclng is

required when the apparatus has tx:en damaged in an5' way, such

exl×_sed to rain or moisture, does not operate nolmally, or has

15. This product may contain lead and mcrcur> Disix_sal of/bese

For dlsposal or recycling inl'om_alon, please contact your local

16. I}amag¢ Requiring Service The appliance should be serviced

specified by the mmmlhcturer, or sold _ith the app

aratus. When a cart is _sed, use caution _ [lelImoving

long periods of lime,

as power supply co_xIor plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or o[_iects have fallen into apparatus, lhe apparatus has been

been dropped.

matmials may Ix: regulated due to environmental consldm allons,

aulhoritles or the Electr<mlc Indush-les Alliance: www.eiae.org

by qualified service personnel ,a_n: A. The po_er supply co_l or/he plug has linen damaged: or

B, ()l_iects have fa[lem or [iquld has beell spilled into lhe app[i

ante: or

C. The appllance has been exposed to rain; or D. The appliance does not appear R)opemm nora|ally o_

exhibits a marked chmlge in perlormance; or

E, The appllance has been dropped, o_ the enclosure damaged.

1% Tilt/Slabilily All televisions must comply _ith recommended

imemallonal global safety standa_xIs for tilt and stability properties of its cabinet design.

• Do not compromise these design standards by applying execs sire pull I'o_e/o lhe front, or top, of the cablnel which could u[ll mainly over_urn the product.

• Also. do not endmlge_ yourself, o_ children, by placing eleclron ic eq_ipmeng_oys on the top of lhe cabineL Such ilems could

unsuspccting[y lull fi'om lhe lop of the set and cause pr<_Iuct dam age and/or personal in/uU.

I8, Wall or Ceillag Mountlag The appliance should be mounted R)

a wall or ceiling ollly as recommended by lhe nlallulacturer.

19. Po'_er Litter An ou{d/,x'_lmll_mla should be local_d a_ay l/-Olll power lines.

20. Outdoor Antenna Gr(mndlng If an outside m'_mnnais connc_ted to /he rccelver, [_ sure lhe arflenna sysl_lll is _rfq'_uIIdedSOaSto pro_ide some protection agalnsl voltege surges and buih up slafic charges.

Section 810 ol the National Eleclric Code. ANSI/NFPA No. 70

1984, provides ialbnuatlon wilh reslx:ct to prolx:r grounding of /he mast and supl_)r_ing sl*uclure, gromuling of/be lead in wire/o an antenna discharge unit. size ol grounding connectors, location of am_nna dlseharge unil. c_.mnecllon to grounding electrodes, and requlremems lb_ the grounding electrode. See Figure below.

21. l)hject and Liquid Entry Ca_e should Ix: taken so lhal ol_iects

do nm lall and liquids are nm spilled inlo the enclosure through openings.

a) Warning: To reduce the risk of l'i_ o_ elech-ic shock, Ibis appa ralus shoMd not be exlx_sed to rain or moislure and objects filled wi_h liquids, such as _ases, should nm be placed on this apparalus.

22, Battery l'sag_ CAUTION - To prevent ba/lc_' leakage that may

result in t_lily in/my,, propmTy damage, or damage to the unit:

• Install all batteries co_zectly. ,aith + and aligned as marked on /he unil.

• Do not mix be/_crles (old and ne_ or carbon and alkaline, etc.).

• Remo_e ba/lcrles ,_hen tile unit ix not used lb_ a long time.

IN_fRODI (yl ION Features

Welcome/Registration of Yo_tr TV ...................... 2 Active Control IM continuously measm_,s and corrects all incoming

Salety/tSecaudons ................................. 2-3

Features ........................................... 4

[] INS'fALLATt ION _IENI/

How to use the Language Controls ................ 5

How to use the T_tner Mode Controls .................... 5

How to use the Amo Program Controls .................. 6

How to use the Channel Edit Contrels ................... 6

How to use the Name Controls ....................... 7-8

_ I)[C't'IJRE _|_2Nt COWfROLS

How to use the Picture Memt Controls ............. 9

_ SOUNI) MENU CON1 ROLS

How to use the Sound Menu Controls ............ t0

FE_Vrt:RE 3¢|EN( COI_rROLS

How to use the Timer Menu Controls ............. t 1

How to use the AmoChron r_ Control ................... t 2

Understanding the AutoLock _rv Controls ................ t 3

Setting up an AmoLock _rv Access Code ................. t4

How to lock channels using AutoLock r_ ................ t 5

How to clear all locked channels at the same time ......... t6

How to block programming _tsing tbe Movie Ratings Controls .t 7 How to Mock pmg*mlaming using the TV Ratings Controls .t 8

Otber AutoLock _rv Blocking options ................... t9

Using the AutoLock r_ Review screen .................. 20

How to use the Fo* mat Control ........................ 21

How m use Ne Closed Captioning Controls .............. 22

How to use the Rotation Control ...................... 23

How to use the Dynamic NR Control ................... 24

How to use the Permanent OSD ....................... 24

How m use Ne QitadraSitrl "rv Contrels ............... 25-26

How to use the Pmgrmla List Contrel ................... 27

How to use the Active Control leamre .................. 27

How to use the Sleeptimer Contrels .................... 28

How to use the Freez_ Contml ........................ 28

How to use the AmoPichtre r_ Control .................. 29

How to use the AmoSo_md "rv Contrel .................. 29

_ REMO'rF, CONTROL RELXI_EI) F_2_Vft2R_2S

Using the Remo_ Control with accessory de_ ices

Mode Selection ................................... 30

Code-Entry Method ................................ 31

Direct-Entry Code list Ik_raccessory devices ......... 32-34

Remote Control Accessory Device Specific Bretons ....... 35

1MI_)RTANT [NFORMA'FION

Troubleshooting .............................. 36

signals to belp provide tbe best pictmx, quality. This t?,atare moni- tors and correet_ both the sharpness control and noise reduction con-

trol.

Audio!Video ,lack Panel allows dil_,ct connections with VCRs, DVDs, or olber devices, providing quality 'fV picture and sotmd

playback. Audio Volume Leveler (AVL) k'onilM keeps the TV sound at an

even level. Peaks and valleys that occur during progrmn changes Mr commercial breaks are reduced, making lbr a more consistent, com-

fortable sound. AutoLock I_ allows you to block the viewing of ce_lain channels or

programs with certain ratings if yotl do not want your children to view inappropriate maV:)rials.

AutoPi¢iure TM allows y(m t([ change the pictare settings (color, tink con_st. _tc.) [br various typ_s of programming, such as Slx_rLs.

movies, multimedia (games), or weak signals with tbe push of one breton.

AutoSound I_ allows you to select fi'om llmr factory-set controls and a personal control Ib_ you set according to your own pre_r-

ences Ibrough _e onsc_en Sotmd menu. _l]_efour _ctory-set con- trols (Sl_ch, Movie, Music, and Multimedia) enable you to tail_ tbe TV sound so as to enhance _e particular pro_mnming you are

watching. Channel ¸Edit allows you to add o1"deleV:_channels from the list

stored in _e TV's memo_. Channel Edit makes it easy _ limit expand the nmnl_er of channels Ib_ are available to yot_ wben yot_ press the _mnnel (+) or (-) buttons on your remote control.

Closed Captioning allows fl_e viewer to read T%_prog_tm dialogt_e

Mr voice COl_verMitiol_s aS Oll_reen _'xl.

hffrared Remote Control works your TV and o her _x'mote-con- trolled devices, such as VCRs DVD players_ cable conver ers and

satellite receivers. Onscreen Menu shows belpt_.d messages and instruclJons t_)r set-

dug TV feature controls (can I_e viewed in English, French, or Spanish).

Sleep Timer amomatically turns fl_e TV OFF al_'r a set amoum of time _hat you d_oose.

11mer allows yot_ to sel yot_r TV to mm flself ON and OFF once Mr daily like an alarm clock.

As an Energy Star® Partner, Philips Consumer Electronics has deteNnined this prodoct meets the

Energy Star03 guidelines lbr energy elficiency. Energy St:u,23 is a U.S. registered mark. Using

prod,cts with the EneNy Star® label can save energy. Saving energy reduces air polhaion and lowers mility bills.

Active Control, AutoPicmre, AutoSound, AutoChmn, and Incredible S_trround me trademarks of Philips Consumer

*Manulactored under license fiom Dolby Lalx)raories. "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Labor,dries.

Cme and Cleaning .................................. 37

Index ............................................ 38

Limited Warranty ................................... 40

Refer to the simple Quick Use and Setup

Guide (supplied with your TV) for details on

making Connections and Remote Control

Operation,

For our Spanish and Fmnch-s'_eaking TI; own-

ers, an ons_?'een,_GUAGL option is pres-

ent. The LANGUAGE cont_vl enables you to set

the TI/'s onscg'een ¥1_enuIo be shown b(either English, Spanish, or French.

lelltote control to sho_ tile ollscreen men_t. Press the CURSOR DOWN button repeatedly

I Press the MENU'SELEC I button on the

until Install is highlighted.

_he memt to the left and highlight Language. Press the CURSOR RIGHI button to high-

4 Press the CURSOR RIGH I button to shi['t

light the Language,,,,,,_ Control options.

Press the CURSOR DOWN or CURSOR UPbutton to select English, Espafiol (SpanishL or

Francais French.

Press the S I'ATUSiEXIT button to remove tile menu fiom tile screen.

Remember; the L,_NGUAGE conool makes only _he TV's on_reen MENU items appear in English, Spanish,

or French text. It does wst change the other {)nsc_'een

text l?x_toies, s_tch as CIo_ Captioning/CC), with'IW

shows.

Tlsw "tuner Mo&: allows you to change the Tv's

i_nal input to Cable, Antenna, or Auto Mode.

It's i_iportantjbr the Ti; to know what t37_e of sig- hal is conm_cted, either Antenna or Cable,

Press the MENU SELEU I button on tile

relllote control to sho_ tile ollscreen menlt.

Press the CURSOR I)(}IArN button repeated-

ly imtil INSTALL is highlighted.

Press the C URSOR RIGHI button to shil't

_he memt to die left.

Press the CURSOR DOWN button to select the Tutler Mode colltro].

Press the CURSOR RIGHI button to high-

light tile toner options.

Press tile CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWN to select Cable, Antenna, or Auto.

If T_mer Mode is set to Auto, Auto Program

will detect whether or not caMe inp_tt is present.

Press the STKI'USiEXIT button t{)remove tile menu fiom the screen.

Vv_len Cable is selected, chanoels 1-125 me available. Vv21enAntenna is selected, chanoels 2-69 a_e available.

|ll[lll MNiIM [_l_

your TF can amomatically ,yet itself/br local

tea €or cabh! TF) chamwls. This lnake,y it

easyjbr you to select only the TF stations in your area by pressing the CHANNEL €+} or {-} button.

Press the MI,:NUiSI_;I,ECT button on tlle

l_mote contro] to show the onscl_n menu.

Press the CURSOR DOWN button repeatedly

_mtil Install is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT button to enter the

Install menu. Language will be highlightod.

Press the CURSOR DOWN button repeatedly

_mtil Auto Program is selec_d. "Search ?" will appear.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT button to start tile

Auto Programming process. Press the STA IUSfEXIT button to remove the

memt t?om the screen when the Auto program- ruing process has finished.

Al_er you've run Auto Pro_!am, check out the

results. Press the CHANNEL +) or (- b|ttton and see which channels yo_t can select.

Remember, an antenna or caMe TV signal must first

be connected to your TV, see Q_tick-I, r_seG_dde lot

making connections.

Chamtel Edit mak_!s it easvjbr you to add or &!lete

_hannels fir_m the list cf)'hanhels stored in the

"I_, s nzemg_ry.

Press the MIgNU/SEEECT button on die *emote control to show the otlscl_en menit.

Press the CURSOR I)O_VN button repeatedly

until h_stall is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT I)utt_n to enter the Install metro. Language will be highlighted.

Press the CURSOR I)OWN button repeatedly

until Channel F_it is selected.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT I)utton to enter the Channel Fx/it mode.

Press the CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWN

buttons to scroll thoi@l/he list of available chan- nels, you can also press the CH+ or CH- to _roll

through the list of channels. O1; press the numbered buttons to select a spedlic numbered clmnnel.

With ttle channel yo_t want to edit selected, press the

CUR,_OR RIGHT button to acti;ate the 'skip-

ping' o1' the channel. The skipped channel will not appem when changing channels.

onscreen menu l:rom the Scl_en.

Press the SIATUS[EX[I button to remove the

Note: When you wan_ to add a channel that has been

skipped, _peat steps 1.4. By p_ssing the CURSOR RIG_ betmn skipped is deactivated.

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Tlze chwmel NAME f!:ature allows you to list

he "call" letters of your favorite stations

beside their channel numbers when the)' appear on the screen. The TV has in memory a list of the

50 most popuh_r channel names ejbr example: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, etcJ. Iim can also enter

a custom name (141) tof!ve characters) see next

page jbr details.

"]'lille tO the spedfie channel you want to name, then follow the steps below.

Press the MENU SELEC I button on the

remote control to show the onscreen menu.

Press the CURSOR I)OWN I)utton repeatedly

until Install is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RI(;HI button to enter

the Install menu. Language will be highlighted.

Press the CURSOR I)OWN I)utton repeatedly

until Name is selected.

Press the CURSOR RIGHI button to move

to enter the Name menu.

With Pick List highlighted, press the CURSOR RIGHT button to enter the "Pick List" selec- tions.

Press the CURSOR UP or CURSOR I)OWN

I)llttons to scroll thro_tgh a list ol' options.

After you have seleOed a name for the channel,

press the CURSOR RIGHT button to save

the name in the TV's memory,, it will appem in the upper let_ hand comer of tile screen.

Press the SIATUS/EXII button to t.emove the menu fiom the screen.

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The five characters that tile channel NAME teatute allows you to input can be letters, a dash (-), or the

numbers 0 to 9. The Channel Label or Name will appear when a

channel change is made or when the S'E&TUS/EXIT

button is pressed.

Tlze chwmel NAME f!:ature allows you to list

he "call" letters of your favorite stations

beside their channel numbers when they appear on the screen. }F)g Can enter a Custo¥11na¥11e (up

to five characters}fin" each channel.

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Press the MENU SEI_E(. I button on the

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Press the CURSOR I)OWN button repeatedly

until Install is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RIGHI button to enter

the Install menu. Language will be highlighted.

Press the CURSOR I)OWN button repeatedly

until Name is selected.

Press the CURSOR RIGHI button to move to enter the Name menu.

Press the CURSOR DOWN button to select

Personal.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT button again:

then p_ess the CURSOR UP or CURSOR

DOWN biLttons to scroll through a list of options tbr the first charactar (A through Z, 0 through 9). Press the CURSOR RIGHT but-

ton, and repeat for the second, third, [bunh, and li[_h characters.

Press the S fATUSiEXIT button to remove the

menu fiom the screen.

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The five charac_rs that the channel NAME Jeatore allows you to input can be letters, a dash (-), or the

numbms 0 to 9. The Channel Label or Name will appem when a

channel change is made or when the STATUS/EXIT

button is pressed.

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T_sgd)ust your 1] , picmte cotmvls, select a cbvmel and

Itow these steps.

Press the MENU/SELECT button _,mdie rem_4e control _ show tile onscreen merits.

Press the CURSOR UPor CURSOR DOWN but-

ton te highlight PICI'LrRE.

Press the CUI/SOR RIGHI' button to enter the

thctu_e menu.

Press the CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWN

breton to select the pictt_re acljustment you want to change: Brightness, Cohrr. Contrast, Sharpness,

Color Temp., Iint, Dyn. Conlmst, or Cokn Enh.

NOFE: 'Ilae menu will show only five items at a lime. so you will neex/to contimle scrolling with the CURSOR

DOWN butt_m t_ a</iusl the Tint. Dyn. Contiast. or Color Enh.

Press the CURSOR LEFT or CURSOR RIGHr

breton to adjtlst the selected conlml. OR. if Color

'llsmp. oi 1)yn. Contrast is chosen, pre_,s the CUR- SOR UP or CURSOR [)OWN m select the pre- l_n-ed mode. It Color Enh. is seleclex/press the CURSOR RIGHT button relx'_atedly m _oggle Ihe

various m_/es.

Press the STA'I US[EXIT button when finished t_ remove Ihe mentl t:rom the scieel_,

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NOTE: The Tint Controls will not be available [br adj_tstnnents when tuned to the AVt/AV2/AV3

Inputs. Brightn_s - adds or sltbtracts light Fronn the darkest

pmt of the pictttus. Color - adds or eliminales color.

Contrast- improves die datail of the lightest pa_,s of

the picture. Sharpness- improves the detail in the picture. Color l_mp, oilers NORMAL, COOL, or WARM

pictttre p_eleusnces. (Normal will keep the whites, white; Cool will make the whites, bluish; and Wanln

will make the whites, reddish.) tint - adj_tsts the picture te obtain natural skin tenes. l)yn(mlnic) Contrast - helps m "shmpen" the picttu_:

qttality by making the dark portions o1"the picture dmker and the light portions more noticeable. You can select fiom the vmious m,;ntes: Off, Min, Med, and Max.

Color Lnh(a lceme i ) - loea_s the nens ty o[ lie color when "Off' is selected.

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Itow these steps.

Press the MENU/SEI.ECT button on file remot_ COl_trolto show tile onscreen ff_el_U.

Press the CUILSOR UPor CURSOR DOWN but-

ton to highlight Sound.

Press the CUILSOR RIGHF button to enter the

sound memt,

Press theCURSOR UP de CURSOR DOWN

button to selecl the sound ._ljuslment you want to change: Treble. Ba_s, Batm_ce. AVL, Dynamic Bass, Tn_x.Summnd, Stereo, SAP, Audio OuL and

Spaakec NOTE: The menu will show only five items al a time, so you will need to continue scroll-

ing with Ihe CURSOR [)OWN bulton to adjust the Inca; Smround, Stereo, SAR Audio Out, or Speaker.

Press the CURSOR LEFT or CURSOR RIGHr

button to adjust the selected conlvoL Or, if [nci;

Surround is chosen, press the CI, RSOR t p oi CURSOR DOWN to select the preferred mode. It

AVL, Stereo, SAR Audio Out, or Speaker is select- ed press the CURSOR RIGHT bulton repeatexUy to

toggle the v_ious modes.

Press the STA'I US[EXIT button when finished to remove Ihe menu t:rom the Scieel_.

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[reble - enhances dae high Iiequency sounds. Bass-enhances the low Iiexluency ,_ounds.

Balance- adjusL_ the level N' sound coming from the left and fight speakers.

AVL (Auto Volume Leveler) - when On, AVL will level om the sound being he,aN when sltdden changes

in volume occ_tr during commelvial Neaks or clmnnel changes.

Dynamic Bass - enhances the low [ieqttency sounds. Incr. Surround - adds greater depth and dimension to

TV sound. Select from Int_; Sun'ourd or Stereo sound (il" Stereo) or Spatial or Mono (il' Mono).

SAP (Secondary Audio Programming)- sent as a

third attdio chatmel, a SAP signal can be bean apart

from the clment TV program sound. Note: If SAP is not availaMe, "Not AvailaMe" will appem on the

screen.

Audio Out - select fl'om Variable or Fixed. When VariaMe is selex_x!, change the volume at the TV using

the 'IW's _mote control. H lixed is selected, change

the vohtme at the external device's audio controls. Speaker -tuna the TV speaker On or OIL When a Hi-

Fi system is _tsed, tttrn the TV speaker Off to hem the so_md from the Hi-fi system instead N' the TV's speak- ers. When no external audio system is connected, On must be selected to hem somld coming from the TV.

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Press the CLO(.K button on the remote con-

trol to display the Timer onscreen menu.

Press the CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWN

button to highlight one of the Timer controls. Tbese conirols are Time, Start Time, Stop Time,

Program No,, Activaie, Display, and AutoChron.

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Pre_ s the CURSOR RIGIt I blltton to display the memt for the selected item.

Make adjustments to the selec_d iiems by Iol-

lowing the steps below. Time: Enier the c_trrent time _tsing ihe

Nmnbered buttons. Use ihe CURSOR tIP and CURSOR DOWN blttmns to toggle ihe AM and

PM selling. Start Time: Use the mtmbered buttons io enter

the time you want the TV to torn itself On. Use the CURSOR UP and CURSOR DOWN bin-

tons io toggle the AM and PM setting. Stop lime: Use the numbe_-x! butions to enter

the time you want the TV to tom itself Oil'. Use the CURSOR UP and CURSOR DOWN bltt-

tons io toggle the AM and PM setting, Program No.: Use the NUMBERED buttons or

the CII 4. or CII- bretons to enter the desired simS-up channel. You can also press the CUR-

SOR RIGIIT or CURSOR LEFT buttons m enter the desired start-_tp channel.

Activate: Set the timer to turn itself On (Once or Daily) or Off Press the CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWN b_ttmns to select Once, Daily,

or Off Display: Press the CURSOR RIGIIT or CUR-

SOR LEfT m toggle between On or Oil'. If On is selec_d, the time will be displayed all the

time when the TV is on. When Off is selected, the time will only appear when the

STATUSiEXr[' b_ttton is pressed. AutoChron: For _tse N' the AutoChmn leahtre,

reler to the section on "How to Use the AutoChmn Control" see next page.

Press the SI'ATUS.EXrI" button to remo',e the

menu fiom the screen.

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details al_mt how to itse

the AutoChron control.

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A ufoChroTt TM ta;'t aufomaticaily sef the 7V's o_Lf_men

clock. Since _he time is _eived f}'om a broadcas_ signal, you mus_ be sure _]_t a cable TV or Anwnna signal is present befi>re you use the AufoChron TM fi_a.

Press the (AA)CK button on the remote control

to display the Tinaer onscl_2en menit.

Press the CURSOR DOWN button imtil

AutoChron is selected.

Press the CURSOR RIGH'I button to display

the Aut(_-Thron nnenu. Mode will be highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RIGH I button to display

toggle between Mnnual and Auto.

Tinne Zone.

Press the CURSOR DOWN button to select

Press the CURSOR RIGHT button to enter die

Time Zone memt.

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Press the CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWNbattons to select the COT'fectTime Zone. 'I'o activate the Time Zone, press the CURSOR

LEVI' button.

Press the CURSOR DOWN barton to select DST Daylight Savings Time).

If your time zone itses Daylight Savings Time,

press the CURSOR RIGHT or CURSOR LEFT button to toggle between Off' or On, and

select On.

Press the CURSOR DOWN to select Channel, Then use the NUMBERED buttons to enter

your local PBS channel or any local channel that hansmits the current time. Yo_t can also _tse

the CURSOR RIGHT or CURSOR LEFT bin- tons to change channels one at a time. If'liME

FOUND appears,the process is linished. If not, lollow the onscreen instructions, and try another

channel.

remove Ihe onscleen menu [_oin the TV screen.

1 Press the STA'I US/EXIT button when finished to

NOTE: If the Aut(_hroff r_r control is unaMe to find the time being transmitted on any channels, yo_t may

have to enter the time manually. Reler to the previous page [_r details.

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