Philips 46CE8761 User Manual

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PROJEKTIONS-FERNSEHER

TELEVISOR POR PROYECCION

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PROJECTION TV

TELEPROJECTEUR

PROJECTIE-TV

TV DA PROIEZIONE

English Operating instructions

Page 1-18

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Deutsch Bedienungsanleitung

Seite 19-35

Français

Nederlands

Italiano

Mode d’empioi

Page 36-52

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Pagina 53-69

Istruzioni per l’uso

Pagina 70-86

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information for users in the UK

(Not applicable outside the UK)

Service for you

Your colour projection television has been designed and manufactured to the highest standards, and subject to rigorous testing. Provided it is properiy operated and maintained it wiii perform weii for many years. However, we aii know that in such compiex equipment components can sometimes fail. The legal responsibility for meeting any in-guarantee service needs for your receiver rests with the deaier from whom you bought it. Our own Service Division - Philips Service - provides your deaier with comprehensive technicai advice, and distributes approved spare parts from Service Centres throughout the country, if your deaier has no service faciiities, he can arrange for any work to be carried out by a competent third party organisation. In any event you may expect speedy attention to restore your set to fuii working order without deiay.

Free service for 12 months: The dealer from whom the receiver was purchased will arrange for any defect in manufacture or material to be rectified without charge for a period of 12 months from the date of initial consumer sale provided:

• reasonable evidence is supplied that the set was purchased within 12 months prior to the date of claim

• the defect is not due to use of the set on an incorrect voltage or contrary to the Company’s Operating Instructions or to accidental damage (whether in transit or otherwise): misuse; neglect: unauthorised or inexpert modification or repair.

The tube guarantee is administered by Mullard Limited, renowned manufacturer of colour tubes.

In addition to the customary 1 year free guarantee, Mullard will extend the guarantee period by a further 3 years for a nominal fee. To register your tube guarantee please send: a) your name and address;

b) your set's identity card (which will be returned to you);

c) a cheque/p.o. made out to ‘Mullard Ltd’ for £ 15.00 if you wish to extend your 1 year by a further 3 years; to the following address;

Mullard Limited Service Department Free Post Beddington Lane Croydon CR9 9AU

Service after 12 months:

Continuing service after 12 months is available in the same way

but the service will be chargeable. These statements do not affect your statutory rights as a

consumer.

If you have any question which your dealer cannot answer,

please write to:

C.E. Consumer Relations Department P.O. Box 298 420 London Road Croydon CR9 3QR

All enquiries and claims can be handled more efficiently if accompanied by the Identity Card printed on the back cover of this booklet - this is provided for your reference and should be

kept in a safe place.

English

Mains connection

Before connecting the TV set to the mains, check that the mains supply voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the type plate on the rear panel of the TV. If the mains voltage is different, consult your dealer.

Important The wires in the mains lead are coloured according to the following code.

BLUE = NEUTRAL

BROWN = LIVE If the mains plug (or adaptor) contains a fuse, the value of this fuse should be 3 amp. Alternatively, if another type of plug (not fused), is used, the fuse at the distribution board should not be greater than 5 Amp.

If the colours of the wires in the mains lead do not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: The BLUE wire should be connected to the terminal marked ‘N’ or coloured black. The BROWN wire should be connected to the terminal marked

‘L’ or coloured red. Before replacing the plug cover, make certain that the cord grip is clamped over the sheath of the lead

- not simply over the two wires.

Connecting the aerial

The aerial should be connected to the socket marked nr at the

back of the set. An inferior aerial is likely to result in a poor,

perhaps unstable picture with ghost images and lack of contrast.

Make-shift loft or set-top aerials are often inadequate. Your dealer will know from experience the most suitable type for your

locality. Should you wish to use the set in conjunction with other equipment, which connects to the aerial socket such as TV games, or a video camera it is recommended that these be connected via a combiner unit to avoid repeated connection and disconnection of the aerial plug.

General Points

Please take note of the section ‘General’ at the end of the

English section in this booklet.

Interference The Department of Trade and Industry operates a Radio

Investigation Service to help TV licence holders improve

reception of BBC and IBA programmes where these are being spoilt by interference. If your dealer cannot help, ask at a main

Post Office for the booklet ‘Howto Improve Television and Radio

Reception’. Stereo TV sound

At present there are no TV broadcasts in the UK with stereo sound. TV sets with stereo sound facilities will reproduce stereo sound from suitable external sources connected via the

Euroconnector socket, eg. stereo Video Recorder replaying

pre-recorded material.

Introduction

Installation

All functions and facilities of the TV and remote control are described in these operating instructions.

With this TV it is possible using text on the screen (DOS) to display various functions, modes and operations as indicators.

For optimum sound reproduction and surround sound effect it is advisable to connect the specially designed loudspeaker boxes.

PIP* offers the possibility of calling up an extra picture onto the screen while watching the TV, of exchanging it with the main picture, moving and freezing it.

The easiest way to learn how to use this TV is to perform the operations described in the order shown.

Important The drawings in the text are accompanied by figures, e.g. Q These

correspond to the same figures on the fold-out flap. This enables you to find easily the corresponding buttons on the TV and remote control.

The projection TV is mobile, thus making it easier to position.

Warning! When positioning the projection TV leave a space of 10 cm around the set for ventilation.

The TV is suitable for a mains voltage of 220/240 V. If the mains voltage is different, consult your dealer. The mains voltage for the UK is 240 V.

Connecting the set

Put the plug of the TV in the socket.

• Connect TV aerial to input ir.

* (only for 41CE8746 and 46CE8766)

Surround Sound

For surround sound effect, 4 extra 8 ohm loudspeakers must be connected. The 4 loudspeakers must be arranged in a square if possible. It is also possible using the built in loudspeakers as FRONT speakers. In this case the built in loudspeakers must not be disconnected.

Connection

Front The front loudspeakers are placed to the left (L) and to the right (R) behind or level with the TV, and connected to the L and R front connections.

Rear The rear loudspeakers are placed to the left (L) and to the right (R) In front of the TV, and connected to the L and

• If the (REAR) loudspeakers do not produce any sound, please suppress the 00 key on the remote control.

INTERNAL

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Remark; The black connections serve as a mass connection for the ioudspeakers.

In this case the built-in loudspeakers must be disconnected.

• Switch ON/OFF in OFF position.

Remote control

Inserting the batteries

• Open the cover on the back of the remote controi by pressing on the

arrow head and sliding it in the direction of the arrow.

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Adjustment

Switching on/off

• To switch on: Press button ©.

PR 1 may appear at top right in your picture.

The indicator© wili also come on.

• Insert the (four) batteries, as indicated in the battery holder.

We advice you to use Philips Aikaline

batteries, type LR03, because of their

very long life.

• Replace cover.

Storing the remote control

Space for storing the remote control is provided behind the cover.

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Note 1: If indicator © is iit, you must press a digit button on the remote control.

Note 2: You can switch off the TV by pressing button © again.

Control panel

• Open the cover.

Searching for and storing TV stations in the memory

important!

Channel numbers TV stations transmit programmes via TV channeis, indicated as CH foilowed

by two or three-figure numbers (on the

hyperband model).

Programme numbers You select a TV station by means of a

number (programme number) which you aliocate to it. These programme

numbers can be indicated as PR followed by one- or two-digit numbers

(0 to 9 or 00 to 89).

• Press button A (0).

Indicator PR flashes on the TV screen

followed by a programme number and

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indicator CH with two digits.

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• Press button B (Oil)*. Channel numbers begin to run up on the TV

screen. When a TV station has been found, but the picture is poor or it is not the right station, continue searching by pressing button B (EH) again.

* When searching for a station the text SEARCH also appears on the TV screen. Green for the European standard (PAL) and American standard (NTSC).

Red for the French standard (SECAM).

If no TV station is found, you can select another system by pressing button SYSTEM CS.

• If the required TV station is found, then select a programme number.

Press button V or A CH/PR to select

a programme number.

Note. You can give 90 TV stations a

programme number from 00 to 89.

If required, a name can be

programmed for the TV station found

(max. 5 positions).

• Press button ((3) <] or I>, so that the required letter and the required digit

are found:

• Press button ENTER

Select following letter or digit, etc.

Repeat the operation until the station

name has been stored.

ONSCREEN

Searching for and storing other TV stations

For searching and storing the remaining TV stations (max. 90), repeat operations A, B, C and D.

Caiiing up list

If required you can call up the list of the possible programmed station names with their corresponding programme number.

• Press button Q) and keep it pressed in until the list appears on the screen.

• Press button G) again to switch off DOS.

Erasing programmed TV

• Press button A (0).

• Press buttons <1 > (CD) at the same time.

Five ‘stars' now appear where the TV station name was displayed.

In this way a name can be allocated to

a maximum of 34 TV stations.

Note. It is possible to call up the

programmed station names of TV

stations already adjusted via DOS (as a

check).

• Press button C3, the list appears on the screen.

• Press button Q again to switch off

DOS.

• Press button D (O) and keep it

pressed in until indicator PR no longer flashes. The TV station, possibly with the programmed station name, will now

be established under the selected

programme number.

An extending red bar may also appear

in the top of your picture by way of

confirmation.

• Press button D «>)• An extending red bar may also appear in the top of your picture by way of confirmation.

The programme number and the station name are now erased from the DOS menu.

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