RCA PS35682, PS35182 Owner’s Manual

Features

2 Features

First-Time Operation

3

Unpack TV and Accessories

3

Connect an Antenna or Cable-TV System

3

Install the Batteries in Remote Controls

4

Turn on TV

5

PICTURETILT POLARITY and STRENGTH Switches

5

Auto-Help Displays

6

AutoProgram TV's Channel Memory Scan List

6

Add or Erase Channels to Channel Memory

7

Set the Clock

Models PS35182and PS35682

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Detailed

Operating Instructions

8-11

Remote Control (TV Functions)
Front Panel Controls

12

MAIN MENU and HELP MENU

13
14-15

Freeze,Zoom, andPan(Main Picture)

16

DVE (Digital Video Effects) (Main Picture)

17

Channel Guide

18-21

PIP (Picture-ln-Picture) Operation

22-36

Audio Section (AUDIO ADJUSTMenu)

37

VIDEO ADJUST Menu

38-39

MEMORY MENU

40

SETUP MENU (Basic Functions)

Monitor Panel and Connections

58-59 Monitor Panel
60 Tips to Read Before Connecting Components

61 Home Antenna Connections
62-63 Cable-TV Connections

64 Programming Remote to Control Cable Box
65 Cable-TV Information and Channel Chart

Optional Accessories

74-75 Accessory Cables
75-76 Accessory Order Form

41 Changing Antenna Input
42 Priority Channels
43 VCR/Cable Setup

44-45 SCHEDULER
46-47 Programming Channel Memory Scan List

48-49 Channel Labeling
50 Parental Control

51 SPECIAL ITEMS Menu (Basic Functions)

52 SLEEPTIMER
53 Using Remote to Control Laser Disc Player

54-55 Programming Remote toControl VCR's
56-57 Programming Remote to Control

Audio Equipment

66-67

VCR Connections

68

Laser Disc Player Connections

69

Camcorder Connections

70-71

Amplifier or Cassette Tape Deck

72-73

Externa! or Surround Speakers

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Reference Section

77 Design Specifications
77 Cleaning and Care

78-79 Trouble Checks
79 Warranty

80-81 Index (Alphabetical)
82-83 Quick-Reference Guide (Inside Back Cover)

AUDIOSETUPMENUS

The individual setup

menus allow you to

adjust individual

features for the

audio mode

you have

selected.

Model PS35182

Model PS35682

PROSCAN°

So advanced. Yet so simple. TM

We're building our reputation on products that are so advanced, they're
simple. If you want all the benefits of the latest technology, without the
complexity, we have a very simple solution. It's called ProScan.
State-of-the-art technology that real people can use.

Thank you for choosing ProScan. And welcome to our company-wide
commitment to your complete satisfaction and viewing enjoyment.

This page folds open to display the menus. We
designed this page so that you could leave it open

and use it as a quick-reference guide while
reviewing the manual.

Press the MENUbutton
to display the MAtN

MENUon the TV screen.
Press the + or - button

to highlight the desired
function, then press the

MENUbutton to enter or
adjust that function.

When one of the menus
shown at the right
appears, repeatedly

press the + or - button
to highlight the desired
function, and then press

the MENUbutton to

enter or adjust that
function or display the

next menu.

PiP ONMenu

This menu appears

if PIP is on.

PIPOFFMenu

This menu appears
if PIP is off.

If you suspect that liquid has entered the TV, unplug it
immediately and have it inspected by an Authorized TV

Servicenter. Turning it off is not enough - your TV has

_wer applied to some circuits even when the TV is turned

off.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

The' lightning flash
antt arrowhead

witllin the triangle is
a warning sign
ale,'Zing you of
"dangerous voltage"
inside the product

that presents S risk
of electric shock,

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK
OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT

REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO
USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALiFiED SERVICE PERSONNEL

The exclamation
point within the

triangle is a warning
sign alerting you of
important
instructions

accompanying the
product.

Caution: Maintain electrical safety. Powerline-operated
equipment or accessories connected to this unit should bear
the UL listing mark or CSA certification mark on the

accessory itself and should not have been modified so as to

defeat the safety features. This will help avoid any potential

hazard from electric shock or fire. If in doubt, contact

qualified service personnel.

Your TV operates on 120 volts, 60 Hz AC power (normal

house power) and has a polarized AC plug. Because one

blade of the plug is wider than the other, the plug fits into the

wall socket only one way. Do not defeat the safety feature of

"his plug. If you need an extension cord, make sure it is

Jlarized.

Caution: To prevent electric shock, do not use

__ the polarized plug on this TV with an extension

L___0__ blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade

cord, receptacle, or other outlet unless both

exposure. Match wide blade of plug to wide slot,
fully insert.

Mail YourRegistrationCardToday

A Product Registration Card is packed with your set. Please

fill out the card and return it immediately.

Your prompt submission of this card confirms your right to
the protection available under the terms and conditions of
the warranty and also allows us to contact you should it ever
become necessary.

With your card on file, we can also help you in the event of
loss or theft by verifying your ownership.

If you did not receive a Product Registration Card, please
contact your dealer.

Attach YourSales Receipt Here and File at HomeFor
FutureReference

To obtain warranty parts and service, you must show your

sales receipt (or other evidence of purchase) to ),our

Authorized ProScan TV Servicenter.

Tape or staple your sales receipt to this manual so you will

have it handy should service ever be needed. Do not mail
your sales receipt to us. File it at home with your owner's

manual for future reference.

RecordVital InformationHere

No other set has the same serial number as yours. You will
find the serial number and the model number on the back of

your set.
Make sure you record both numbers below so that you will

have them in case your set is stolen or if you need a
complete description for identification.

Model Number:

Serial Number:

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__ ise En Garde: Pour pr6venir les chocs

appareil avec une rallonge, une prise de courant

Purchase Date:

Dealer Name/Address/Phone:

ou une autre sortie, _moins que les lames ne
puissent 8tre insfr6es _ fond sans qu'aucune partie ne soit
laiss_.e _ d6couvert. Introduire la lame la plus large de la
fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser

jusq¢i au fond.

All operating controls and their functions are identified and
exphtined in this manual. For warranty service or routine

maintenance, contact the nearest Authorized ProScan TV
Servicenter. All servicing and adjustments to electrical

components should be done by a qualified service technician.

Warning: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not

expose this TV to rain or moisture. I

,ote to Cable TV Installer: This reminder is provided to call your attention

to Article 820-40 of the National Electrical Code (Section 54 of the Canadian
Electrical Code, Part 1) which provides guidelines for proper grounding and,

in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the
grouncling system of the building as close to the point of cable entry as

practical. __!1

YourProScantelevisionismorethanstate-of-the-art
technology.It's technology tailored to you. Features

des!igned to deliver viewing and listening enjoyment beyond
expectations. Innovation and simplicity of operation become

one-ProScan.

Improving Your Image

• IDTV (Improved Definition TV): High tech video processing

gives you twice the number of video scan lines as conventional
TVs for superior picture quality.

• A Brighter Picture: Advanced picture tube design incorporates
Invar alloy to maintain excellent picture purity, even under the
brightest conditions, allowing for more light output than

conventional tubes.

• No Glare TM Picture: Anti-Glare Lithium Silicate Faceplate
reduces glare while enhancing contrast.

• A Cleaner Picture: The Digital Comb Filter reduces distortion
and extends resolution.

• A Cleaner Picture Tube: The Anti-Static Faceplate reduces the

static that attracts dust.

• Greater Contrast: Dynamic Gamma Correction automatically

extends the dynamic range of the luminance signal, producing
blacker blacks and whiter whites.

• Increased Clarity: Edge Replacement and Scan Velocity
Modulation enhance image edges. That along with dynamic focus
give you crisp clean details-with up to 600 lines of horizontal

resolution.

Sound Thinking

• Flexibility: Eight different audio modes built right into the TV.
From basic stereo, to Dolby* 3 stereo, to Dolby* prologic, and all
the steps between. For details, see pages 22-36.

• Acoustic Suspension Speaker System sealed enclosures and high
compliance speakers provide higher fidelity and extended bass

response.

• C,n-Screen Graphic Equalizer permits precise adjustment of
seven frequency bands to complement your room's acoustics.

For details, see pages 26-27.

• 10 Watts Per Channel **

• dbx*** Noise Reduction

• Second Audio Program (SAP) For details, see page 30.
*Dolby is a registered trademarkof Dolby LaboratoriesLicensing Corp.

**RMS rating, into 8 ohms, 50 to 20,000 Hz _+3db,with less than

1%THD.

***dbxis a registered trademarkof CarillonElectronics Corp.

Creative Entertainment

• DVE (Digital Video Effects) lets you control the speed of mosaic

and solarization effects on the large picture. For details, see page 16.

• Advanced Color Picture-ln-Picture using two tuners lets you

watch two programs at once. You can swap, freeze, move, or pan
either picture-for viewing convenience. You do not need a VCR
or external video source for additional picture. For details see

pages 18-21.

• Zoom - enlarges any desired video image for a closer look. Also

c]hanges the size of the inset Picture-In-Picture. For details, see

pages 14-15 and 18.

• Pan - allows you to move across the enlarged video image to

select any portion for viewing. For details, see pages 14-15.

• Channel Guide - displays a still picture from 12 different channels

at one time for a quick review of available programs.

For details, see page 17.

• C.hannel Labeling lets you label channels with one of over 100

built-in labels or create your own five-character label. For details,

see pages 48-49.

• Scheduler allows you to enter up to three separate programs to run

only once or to run at the same time every week. The TV will turn
on, tune to the selected channel, and turn off-all automatically.

For details, see pages 44-45.

• Commercial Skip For details, see page 11.

• Sleep Timer For details, see page 52.

• Parental Control For details, see page 50.

• Previous Channel Feature For details, see page 10.

• 181 Channel Tuning Capability in U.S.A.*

For details, see page 65.

* Check your cable company's compatibility requirements.

One Minute Manual

• On-Screen Menus for operation of all features.

• AutoProgramming automatically searches for and stores all active
channels. Eliminates the need for manual set-up. For details, see

page 46.

• Frequency Synthesis Tuning automatically and accurately tunes

each channel.

• Automatic VCR Setup: With the push of a button, your TV is

ready for VCR play: Both TV and VCR turn on, and TV tunes to
the correct channel or input. For details, see page 43.

• Automatic Cable Box Setup: With the push of a button, your TV

is ready for cable box operation: Both TV and cable box turn on,
and TV tunes to the correct channel or input.

For details, see page 43.

• On-Screen Clock/Channel Display For details, see page 7.

• Picture and Audio Reset For details, see pages 38-39.

• Auto Demos For details, see page 51.

Networking

Gold Plated Phono Jacks for Superior Performance:

• Two Sets of Audio/Video Inputs including S-VIDEOfor VCR,
laser disc player, camcorder, etc. For details, see pages 66

and 68-69.

• One Set of Audio/Video Outputs including S-video for video
dubbing. For details, see pages 67 and 69.

• One Set of Volume-Controlled Audio Outputs (Hi Fi) to retain
remote volume when connected to an external amplifier.

For details, see page 70.

• One Volume-Controlled SURROUND Audio Output jack to
connect surround sound to an external amplifier. For details,

see page 71.

• One Volume-Controlled CENI"ERAudio Output jack to connect
center sound to an external amplifier. For details, see page 71.

Other Connections to Expand Your System:

• Four Speaker Jacks to allow hook up of optional external or

surround sound speakers. For details, see page 73.

• Dual RF Inputs to allow direct connection of up to twchbasic
cable, cable box, or other RF sources. For details, see

pages 41 and 61-63.

• Front-Mounted Stereo Headphone Jack for private listening
with optional headphones. For details, see pages 12 and 25.

At Your Command

Your ProScan television includes two remote controls.

• The ProScan Universal Remote: Operation is as easy as entering
a channel. It operates all major ProScan TV, VCR, and LaserDisc

player functions. It also operates the basic functions of 60 different
VCR brands and 28 different brands of cable boxes, eliminating the

need for additional remotes.

• The ProScan Simple Remote: 6 buttons control most TV
functions for the ultimate in simplicity.

At Your Service

Our Human Touch policy offers all these valuable benefits:

• 1-800-ProScan: Call our information service Monday through
Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST, year round.

Nationwide Authorized Independent Service Centers

ProScan Limited Warranty for L_.S.A.: In-home service of all

parts and labor for one year, picture tube for two years. For
details, see page 79. A separate warranty for Canada is enclosed

with all televisions sold in Canada.

ThestepsbelowwillhelpyougetyourTVconnectedand
workingquickly.Thepagenumbersonwhichyoucanfind

detailedinstructionsforeachofthesestepsarealsolistedfor

you]: convenience.

1 Unpack TV and accessories.

The accessories that came packed with your TV include two
remote controls, six AAA batteries, and one antenna adapter.

TurnontheTV,select a channel, and adjustthe volume.
1 Plug the TV's power cord into a wall outlet or suitable

power strip outlet.

_ower cord into

2 To turn on the TV, press the TVbutton on the master

remote or press the POWERbutton on the simplified remote.
When using either one of the remotes, remember to point

it at the front of the TV.

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Most antenna or cable-TV systems can be connected as
shown here.

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• Details for connecting a home antenna to your TV are

on page 61.

• Details for connecting a cable-TV system to your TV

are on pages 62-63.

• Details for connecting a VCR to your TV are on

pages 66-67.

• Details for connecting a laser disc player to your TV
are on page 68.

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CONVERTER

Number

>VOLUME

Press the VOLUME up or down button to adjust the volume
to a desired level.

Press the CHANNEL up or down button to select the next
channel in memory. You can also press two number

buttons to select a channel. Some channels were
programmed into the channel memory at the factory, so

pressing CHANNELup or down stops at only these channels.
When you start the autoprogramming feature described on

page 5, your set will automatically scan through all

channels and place the active channels for your area into
its channel memory.

POWERButton

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Install the batteries in remotecontrols.

Details are on page 8.

* Appearance and design of optional stand may vary in Canada.

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Power Interruption Protection Feature

In the first few months of operation, it is normal for your TV
to occasionally shut down and immediately turn itself on

again. The picture tube in this TV (as in all TV's) operates at
a very high voltage and at times may arc internally. Your TV
will recognize what is happening and will automatically shut
down. This protects the TV's memory from locking up or, in

some cases, being erased. After a shut down occurs, the
following message will briefly appear on the screen.

Note: This message will also be displayed briefly if power is interrupted
due to a loss of power to the TV, such as in an electrical storm or a

brown-out situation.

AdjustPICTURETILT POLARITYand STRENGTH
switches if necessary.

This model has an extra large color picture tube. The
effects of geomagnetism (Earth's magnetic field) may
cause the picture to tilt slightly. The PICTURETILT

POLARITYand STRENGTHswitches on the back of the TV

let you compensate for this effect. If the picture appears

tilted, follow these steps to improve it.

1 Make sure the STRENGTHswitch is in the OFFposition as

the diagram shows.

PICTURE TILT

STRENGTH

LOW

HIGH

OFF

2 Move the STRENGTH switch to the LOW position. If this

improves the tilt but it is still not satisfactory, move the

STRENGTHswitch to the H_GHposition. This should
correct the situation. If moving the STRENGTHswitch

makes the tilt worse, return it to the OFFposition and go to
the next step.

3 Change the position of the POLARITYswitch. If this

improves the tilt but it is still not satisfactory, move the
STRENGTHswitch to the LOW or HIGHposition. This should

correct the situation.

PICTURE TILT

POLARITY

You may need to reset the PICTURETILTPOLARITYand

STRENGTHswitches if the TV is moved or repositioned in
the room, especially if the TV will be facing a different

direction.

Note: Picture tilt is the result of the earth's magnetic field in your
geographic location. You probably will not need to adjust the
picture tilt.

Make sure auto-helpdisplaysare turnedon.

Your TV has a complete menu system that allows you to

-form most functions using only the simplified remote.

,, henever one of the menus appears on the TV screen,
auto-help displays appear on the bottom of the screen if the
Auto Help: on/off function is set to on.

If the auto-help displays do not automatically appear on
your TV screen, the following instructions explain how to

turn them on.

PressMENUbuttonto
displayMAIN MENU.

Help displays automatically
appear onscreen.

AutoProgramthe TV'schannel memoryscanlist.

The channel memory scan list is the list of TV channel

numbers your TV will stop on when you press the CHANNEL
up or down button. You can program any list of c]aannels
into the channel memory.

MENU Buttonand
+ and- Buttons

To start the TV autoprogramming itself:

1 Press MENUto display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedly press - or +

to highlight Setup in
white.

3 Press MENUagain to

display the SETUP
menu.

oturnanauto-helpdisplays:

1 Press MENUto display

the MAINMENU.

Repeatedly press - or +

to highlight Setup in
white.

3 Press MENUagain to

display the SETUP
menu.

4 Repeatedly press

- or + to highlight the

Auto help: on/off

function in white.

5 Press MENUagain to

turn the Auto help:
on/off function to on.

Note: The menus will automatically disappear from the screen

after a few seconds if no button is pressed. To quickly remove
them, press the CLEARbutton on the master remote or press the

-- or + button to highlight the Done function and then press MENU.

Repeatedly press - or + to highlight the Autoprooram
function in white. Then press MENUto start the TV

AutoProgramming. Details are on page 46.

1 Repeatedly press - or + to

highlight Autoprogram in
white.

2 Press MENU to start

AutoProgramming.

Notes: The Active Channels display will appear on the TV
screen.

The TV will automatically program all channels for ANT A input
and then ANT B input (even if you only have one antenna input

connected).

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Addor erasechannelstothe channel memoryscan list.

You can add and erase channels from the channel memory
scan list as desired. Details are on page 47.

1 Display the CHANNELMEM(memory) menu on the TV

screen.

Then press - to highlight the Scan List: out/in function. Then

press MENUto add or erase the channel from the channel
memory scan list.

• Press MENUto select Scan List: in to add a channel.

1 Press MENUto display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedly press - or

+ to highlight Setup in
white. 1_

3 Press MENUagain to

display the SETUP
menu.

4 Repeatedly press - or---l_

+ to highlight Channel

memory in white.

5 Press MENUagain to

display the CHANNEL

MEM menu.

Press the MENUbutton to select (underline) the Channel
function. Enter the number of the channel you want to add

or erase from the channel memory scan list. Press + to
enter a channel with a higher number or press - to enter a

channel with a lower number.

To add a channelto
the channel memory

scan list.

•Press MENU to select Scan List: out to erase a channel.

To erase a channel
fromthe channel

memoryscanlist.

To erase or add other channels, press + to go back up the
menu to the Channel function. Then repeat steps 2 and 3

for each channel you want to add or erase.
When you are finished, press the CLEARbutt(m on the

master remote or press the - button to highlight Done and
then press the MENUbutton to remove the menu from the
screen.
Note: The menu will automatically disappear from the screen

within a few seconds if no button is pressed.

channel with a higher
number.

Press- toenter a

_ ress+toenter a

channel with a lower
number.

Press MENUagain to exit (remove underline) the Channel
function.

Set theclock.

The clock must be set before the time will automatically
appear on the TV screen. Once the time is set, it will

automatically appear whenever you turn on the TV,
change channels or press the DISPLAYbutton. The clock
must also be set before you can use some of the special

features, such as the scheduler.

I Display the CLOCK SETmenu on the TV screen.

1 Press MENUtOdisplay

the MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedly press - or

+ to highlight the
Setup function. --

3 Press MENUagain to

display the SETUP

menu.

4 Repeatedly press - or

+ to highlight the
Clock set function.

5 Press MENUtO display

the CLOCK SET menu.

5 Press + to select (underline) day of week. Then press

MENUtOenter (highlight) the day, Press + or - to enter the
correct day of the week.

6 Press MENUtO exit (remove highlight) the day of the week

function. Then press + to select (underline) Done and then
press MENUto start the clock.

7 Press the TV, DISPLAY or CHANNEL up or down button to see

if the correct time and day of the week appear on the TV
screen along with the channel mzmber display.

Time Dis

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Note: The CLOCKSETmenu will automatically disappear from the
screen within a few seconds if no button is pressed.

Press MENUto select (highlight) hr, and then press + or -

to enter the correct hour.

Press MENUagain to exit (remove highlight) the hr
function, and then press + to select (underline) rain.

Press MENUto select (highlight) rain, and then + or - to
enter the correct minutes.

Press MENU to exit (remove highlight) the rain function,
and then press + to select (underline) ampm. Press

MENU to select am or pro.

The correct time will now appear on the screen
whenever you change channels or press the DISPLAYor

TVbutton.

Notes: The CLOCKSETmenu will automatically disappear from
the screen within a few seconds if no button is pressed. If thc
CLOCKSET menu disappears from the screen before you have
finished setting the clock, none of the settings will be saved. You
must enter the time and the day of the week, and then select

Done. Then press the MENU button to start the clock.

To correct the time or day of the week, follow the steps above for
the part you want to correct. Then press the + button to select

(underline) Done and press MENU to enter your change.

If power is interrupted for an extended time, you will need to

reset the clock.

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Review menus andotherfeatures.

When you feel comfortable with your TV and remote
controls, review the menus. Most of the menus are

shown inside the front cover. You can fold this page out
for quick reference while reading the manual.

The Helpfunction on the MAINMENUoffers a variety of
help screens to assist you in the connection _md
operation of your TV. Details are on page 13.

The rest of this manual can be used as a reference guide

with detailed information about each operating control,
menu, and function. There is an alphabetical index in
the back for your convenience.

Inside of the back cover is a quick-reference operating

guide. This page is designed so it can be removed from
the manual.

Operating RemoteControls

Usingthe RemoteControls

Before attempting to operate either one of the remote

:ontrols, install the batteries as shown below.

Installing]Replacing Batteries
1 Turn each remote control face down.

2 Press down on the ridged area of each battery cover and slide

it off.

Aim either remote control at your TV's remote control
sensor. The remote controls produce an invisible
(infrared) beam that travels in a straight line much as the
beam of a flashlight. For this reason, when operating
either one of the remote controls, you must point it
directly at the front of the TV without objects between that
can block the infrared light beam.

3 Install the "AAA" batteries in each compartment as shown.

4 Replace the covers and turn remotes over (face up).

Notes: Replace the batteries when the TV fails to respond to the remote
conlrol.

If you programmed your master remote to control other components, you
may have to reprogram the code numbers when you change batteries.
Try not to press any buttons while changing batteries.

Never place anything heavy on top of the remote control or lay it upside-
down. This may accidentally depress the buttons for a long time and

discharge the batteries.
Do not mix new and used batteries or different brands of batteries.

If battery leakage occurs, wipe up the liquid inside the compartment and
replace the batteries with new ones.

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AimremoteatyourTV'sremotecontrolsensor.

Basic Operation Theory (for master remote control)

Step 1

ComponentButtons

First press one of these five component buttons to tell the remote control which
component you want to control. You can program the VCR1,VCB2,CABLE,or AUDIO
buttons to control most brands of equipment.*

Step 2

Then press the OFF/ONbutton to turn on or
off that component.

Note: The TV and some other components will
automatically turn on when you press the button in

Step 1.

Step 3

FunctionButtons

These function buttons can now be used to

control the basic functions of the
component you selected in Step 1. To

control a different component, first press

its component button (VCR1, VCR2,CABLE,
AUDIO,or TV),and then press the desired

function button.

Note: Not all components have functions that can be
controlled by these buttons, but you can experiment

with your particular component to discover exactly
which buttons will control it.

* The rv button automatically controls your TV-no additional programming is required.

• Details for programming the VCB1and VCR2buttons to control other brands of VCR's are on

page 55.

• Details for programming the AUDIObutton to control audio equipment are on page 56.
o Details for programming the CABLEbutton to control cable boxes are on page 64.

The ProScan master remote that came packed with your

TV also controls most brands of VCR's and cable-TV
boxes. The buttons shown below can be used to operate

:our TV. The rest of the buttons are used to control VCR's,

LaserDisc players, audio equipment, or cable boxes and are

explained on pages 53-57 and 64.

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also lets you control most of the TV's operations and

functions using the advanced menu system.

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_) TV Button TV and remote in "TV Mode" so

that the other remote buttons will control the TV. Also

displays time (if clock has been set) and channel number on
the TV screen.
Important Note: Most buttons on the master remote control will

not control the TV unless the remote is in the "TV Mode". If
another component button (such as VCR1, VCB2, CABLE, or AUDIO)is

pressed, the remote will no longer be in the "TV Mode". To get
back into the "TV Mode", simply press the button labeled TV. The

remote will go back into the "TV Mode" and will control the TV

again.

CHANNEL Buttons

@

Press CHANNELup tO see the next higher channel in memory,
or press CHANNELdown to see the next lower channel in

memory.

Your TV will automatically program active channels for
your area into memory when you start the AutoProgram
feature described on page 46. You can also add or remove

individual channels from memory as described on page 47.

turns on

puts

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VOLUME Buttons

®

Press VOLUME up to increase volume, or press VOLUME down

to decrease volume. The volume display will automatically

appear on the screen when you press the VOLUMEbuttons.

MUTE Button

®

Press MUTEtO quickly reduce sound to its minimum level
without affecting the picture. This is very useful during
telephone calls or other interruptions. When sound is muted,
the word Mute will appear on the screen for a few seconds to

let you know you have muted the TV. To restore sound,
press MUTEagain or press VOLUMEup.

®

PC (Previous Channel) Button

Pressing the PCbutton causes the TV to change back to the
last-tuned channel. This is useful should you want to

monitor two channels.

To operate, select the first channel you want to watch. Then

select the other channel by pressing two number buttons.
The TV will now change back and forth between the two
channels each time you press the PC button.

(_) DISPLAYButtondisplays time (if clock has been set) and

channel number on the TV screen.

(_ CLEARButton

Pressing CLEAR quickly clears the screen of all on-screen

display messages (except Mute). It is also used to cancel the
commercial skip count-down clock.

(_ SURR(Surround) lets you between eight

audio modes (STEREO, EXPANDED STEREO, DOLBY 3 STEREO,

PROLOGIC, PHANTOM PROLOGIC, MATRIX SURROUND, HALL
SURROUND, or STADIUM SURROUND). Details are on

pages 22-36.

Button switch the

MENU Buttonand - and + Buttons

®

Press MENU once to display the MAINMENU,then press + or

- to highlight the function you want. Next press MENU

again to enter or adjust that function or display the next

menu. Details about using each function begin on page 13.

®

INPUT Button lets you quickly view signals from the INPUT

jacks. Pressing this button switches the TV from its current

channel directly to channel 91, and then to channel 92.
Channel 91 lets you view the signal from a component
connected to the INPUT1jacks and channel 92 accesses the

INPUT 2jacks. Press the CHANNELup or down button to

return to normal channels.

(_ Arrow Buttonslet the when it is

zoomed in. Details are on pages 14-15. They also let you
move the small picture around the screen during PIP
(Picture-In-Picture) operation. Details are on pages 18-19.

_1 FRZ(Freeze) Button lets freeze the When

the PIP (Picture-In-Picture) function, the FRZbutton only
freezes the small inset picture. Details are on

pages 14 and 19.

1_) CHAN (Channel) GUIDE Button lets you display 12 channels

at the same time. Details are on page 17.

_) ZOOM and OUTButtons let make the and

smaller. Details are on pages 14-15. These buttons also let
you change the size of the small picture during PIP (Picture-
In-Picture) operation. Details are on pages 18-19.

you pan

across

you picture. using

you

picture

picture larger

_) PIP(Picture-In-Picture)ControlButtons(PIP,OFF,and

SWAP)are used to display two pictures on the TV screen at

once. The little picture can be switched with the big picture.

Details are on pages 18-19.

ANT

_1) (Antenna) Button

Because your TV has two different antenna inputs on the
back (labeled ANTA and ANTB) yOUcan connect more than

one antenna or signal source. Press the ANT button to switch
from one input to the other.

Antenna B appears with the channel number in the channel
number display when you are watching whatever is
connected to the ANTBinput. Details are on page 41.

CS (Commercial Skip) Button

®

Use this button when you want to scan other channels
during a commercial break. When a program break occurs,

press cs once before changing channels. The TV will

count down 30 seconds on the screen and then ii';iii:i!i'i:_i

automatically switch back to the original channel you were :

watching.
Press cs twice if you want the TV to count down 60

seconds. Each additional press will add another 30 seconds _,_,_,_

to the count-down time (up to four minutes) and then each _'_?ii

additional press will add another 60 seconds to the

countdown time (up to 60 minutes).

To cancel, press CLEAR.The countdown clock will
disappear from the screen, and the TV will stay tuned to the
channel it was on when you pressed CLEAR.

®

Number Buttons let you select channels directly i?tstead of
using the CHANNEL buttons. Always press two number

buttons (first one, then the other) to select a channel. For
example, press 0 then 6 for channel 6.

To select a 3-digit cable channel (like 127), press and hold
number button 1 until 1-- appears, and then press two
more number buttons. Your TV will tune up to channel

number 128 when the Cable/Air function is set to Cable.
Check with your cable company to determine which

channels are available in your area.

(_ 0FF/0N on master remote turns the TV off. The

POWERbutton on the simplified remote turns the TV off

and on.

Button the

_ _

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Timeand Day-of-Week Display

shows the current time and day

of the week (after the clock is

set) whenever you turn on the

TV, change channels, or press
the DISPLAYbutton on the master

remote control.

------Channel NumberDisplayshows the

channel number whenever you turn on
the TV, change channels, or press the

DISPLAYbutton on the master remote.
Antenna B appears with channels from

the ANTBinput. This display also
shows PIP (Picture-In-Picture), channel

label, and sleep timer information when
they are activated.

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StereoHeadphoneJack

This headphone jack lets you connect optional
headphones to listen to the audio from the PIP (Picture-
In-Picture) at the same time others are listening to the
audio from the main picture. You can also enjoy private
listening to the audio from the main picture without

disturbing others. If the plug on your headphones does
not fit this jack, adapters are available from your local
electronics supply store.

Plugging in headphones will not automatically mute the

sound from the TV. This special feature enables

someone with a hearing impairment to attach a set of
headphones, adjust the headphone volume, and enjoy a
program with others in the same room listening at a
lower volume. You can also enjoy private listening.

Details are on page 25.

RemoteControlSensor

®

Receives commands from the remote controls. When
using a remote control, point it toward this sensor.

Details are on page 8.

Power Indicator

The power indicator lights whenever the TV is turned

on.

Q - and+ Buttons

Use these buttons after you have pressed the MENU
button to enter or adjust functions.

MENU Button

Press MENUto display the MAINMENU. Use +,,and -
and MENU to select and adjust other menu functions.

Details about using each menu function begin on

page 13.

CHANNELButtons

Press CHANNELA to see the next higher channel in
memory, or press CHANNEL V to see the next lower

channel in memory. Your TV will automatically
program channels into the channel memory for you

when you start the Autoprogram feature described on

page 46. You can also add or erase individual

channels as described on page 47.

VOLUMEButtons

Press VOLUME A tO increase volume, or press
VOLUMEV to decrease volume. The volume display
will automatically appear on the screen when you

press a VOLUMEbutton.

POWERButton

®

Press once to turn on TV. Press again to turn off TV.

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Your TV's advanced menu system allows you to select and

operate any of the TV's functions through the MAINMENU

ng either remote control or the TV's front control panel.

_,:veral of the TV functions (such as mute, freeze, zoom,
PIE channel guide, etc.) can be directly accessed using

buttons on the master remote control.

1 Pressthe MENU

buttonto displaythe
MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedly pressthe

+ or- buttonto
highlight the desired

function in white.

3 Pressthe MENU

button again to enter
oradjustthe function.

Pressing the - button moves the highlight down the screen
(one item per press).

Pressing the + button moves the highlight up the screen
(one item per press).

Pressing the MENUbutton when a function is highlighted
allow:_ you to enter or change that function.

After a few seconds, the MAINMENUwill disappear from the

een if no button is pressed. To exit the menu quickly,

...ghlight Done and then press MENUor press the CLEAR

button on the master remote control.

Mute reduces the TV's sound to a minimum level. Press the
MENUbutton when Mute is highlighted to mute the sound.

The PIIP(Picture-In-Picture) function displays one of two Pix-ln-

Pix menus.

• The :first Pix-ln-Pix menu lets you freeze, zoom, pan, and apply

special effects to the main picture. It also lets you turn on the

PIP t'eature. Details are on pages 14-16.

• The second Pix-ln-Pix menu allows you to swap, freeze, move,
adjust the size of the small inset picture and select which

picture's (PIP or main) audio the headphone jack will receive.

Details about operating PIP are on pages 18-21.

Channel Guide continually displays small pictures across the TV
screen. Only the channels (normal or priority) selected with the

Channels: normal/priority function in the MAIN MENU will appear.

'_ils are on page 17.

The Audio Adjust menu allows you to adjust the equa]tizer, adjust
the headphone's volume, adjust right and left balance, select one
of eight different audio modes (each with individual setup
features), and set the volume limit of your TV. Details are on

pages 23-36.

The Video Adjust menu allows you to adjust the color, tint,
contrast, brightness, sharpness, color temperature, noise

reduction, and turn auto color on or off for the TV' s picture.

Details are on page 37.

The Setup menu allows you to select the antenna input, setup a

priority channel scan list, program the scheduler, edit the channel
memory, set the clock, AutoProgram the scan list, setup your

VCR and cable channels, set cable/air function, and turn on or
off the auto-help screens that appear at the bottom of the screen.

Details begin on page 40.

The Help function offers a variety of on-screen instructions and

diagrams to assist you in the operation and connection of your
TV. To enter the HELPMENUand display the help screens, follow

the instructions below.

1 PresstheMENUbuttonwhen Help is

highlightedto displaythe HELP

MENU.

2 Repeatedlypressthe+ or - buttonto

highlightthe desired help function.

3 PresstheMENU buttonagain to

enter a helpscreen,

4 Thenpress+to continue orMENUto

exit a help screen,

Notes: The HELPMENU and help screens will remain on the TV screen
until you exit the Help function.

Special functions allow you to activate the sleep timer, set the
time-reminder feature, and start TV demonstrations (auto, IDTV,

and sleep). You can also save your personalized audio and video

settings to be recalled later or return audio and video to factory
settings. You can select Closed Captioning to display the audio

portion of a program as text or show current program
information. Details are on page 38-39.

The Channels: priority/normal function switches the channel
memory scan list between normal and priority channels. Details

are on page 42.

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Anytime you are watching a TV program (or a VCR tape
through your TV), you will be able to use the special

features described below. The PIP (Picture-In-Picture)

eature must be tumed off to use these features on the

main picture.
Note: These features can also be used on the small inset PIP picture.

Details are on pages 18-21.

FreezeandZoom

wit,_masterremote control

FreezeandZoom

with menus

To

Freeze the Main Picture

1

Press MENU to display

the MAIN MENU.

Press the - or + button to
highlight the PIP function.

Press MENUagain to
display the Pix-ln-Pix

menu.

Note: If the PIP (Picture-In-
Picture) feature is turned on,

this menu will not appear.
The other Pix-ln-Pix menu

will appear instead of the Pix-
In-Pix menu shown. To turn

off Pix-In-Pix, highlight the
Turn off function and then

press the MENU button.

PIP andOFF
Buttons

ZOOMand

OUTButtons--

) Button

To Freeze the Picture

1 Press the FRZ(freeze) button to freeze the picture. Freeze

does not affect the audio portion of the program.

2 Press the FRZbutton again (or the OFFbutton) to return to

normal video.

Note: If the PIP (picture-in-picture) feature is turned on, pressing FRZ
will freeze the small inset picture.

To 7.oomand Panthe Main Picture

1 ]Efthe PIP (Picture-In-Picture) feature is turned on, press the

OFFbutton to turn it off.
Press and hold ZOOMuntil the desired zoom amount is

reached.

Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight the Freeze

Main function. Press the MENUbutton to freeze the

picture. Press the MENU button again to return to normal
video.

PressMENUButtonto _

freezepicture.Press

againto returnto
normalvideo.

Notes: Sometimes you may want to freeze the picture first ar_l then
zoom in or you can zoom in and then fi'eeze the picture.

After you have zoomed in, press the arrow buttons to move
(pan) around the screen. Sometimes you may want to freeze

the picture first and then zoom in, or you can zoom in and
then freeze the picture.

To reduce the zoom amount and return to normal size, press
and hold OUTor press the OFFbutton.

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To Zoomand Pan the Main Picture

Display the Pix-ln-Pix menu as described in steps 1-3 under
"7"0 Freeze the Main Picture" on the previous page.

Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight the Zoom
function. Press the MENUbutton to display the ZOOMmenu.

//

PressMENUButton

Press and hold the MENU button until the desired zoom amount
is;reached. To zoom back out, press the - button to highlight
the Out function and then press and hold the MENUbutton.

Press and
hold MENU

Button to
Zoom In.

If you want to move (pan) around the picture after you have
zoomed in, repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight
Done and press the MENUbutton to return to the Pix-ln-Pix

menu. Press the - or + button to highlight the Pan function,
and then press the MENUbutton to display the PANmenu on

the TV screen.

ZOOM Menu

isDisplayed

Pressand
holdMENU

Buttonto
ZoomOut

When you are finished, repeatedly press the + or - button to
highlight Done and press the MENUbutton to remove the

Pix-ln-Pix menu from the TV screen.
Note: The menu will automatically disappear after a few seconds if no

button is pressed. You can also quickly remove the menufrom the
screen by pressing the CLEARbutton on the master remote control.

To Turn Off Zoom and Pan
1 Display the ZOOMmenu.

1 Press MENUtO

display the MAiN

MENU.

2 Press the - button

to highlight the PiP
function.

3 Press MENUagain to

display the Pix-ln-pix
menu.

4 Press the- or +

button to highlight

the Zoom function.

5 Press MENUagain to

display the ZOOM
menu.

i ;

IN

PressMENUButton

• Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight the PAN

function you want to use. Then press and hold the MENU
button to move around the screen.

• Up moves you to the top of the picture.

• Down moves you to the bottom of the picture.

• Left moves you to the left side of the picture.

• Right moves you to the right side of the picture.

• When you are finished panning around the screen,
repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight Done and
press the MENU button to return to the Pix-ln-Pix menu.

PressMENU Button

PANMenu
isDisplayed

Pix-ln-Pix Menu

isDisplayed

Press the - button to highlight the Out function on the ZOOM
menu. Then press and hold the MENUbutton to zoom out.

Pressand
holdMENU

buttonto
zoomall the

way out

When you are finished, press the - button to highlight Done
and press the MENUbutton to return to the Pix-ln-Pix menu.
Then press the - button to highlight Done on the Pix-ln-Pix

menu, and press the MENUbutton to remove it from the

screen.
Notes: The menu will automatically disappear after a few seconds ifno

button is pressed. You can alsoquickly remove the menufrom the
screen by pressing the CLEARbutton on the master remote control.

You can quickly return the picture to normal by pressing the OFFbutton
on the master remote control.

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Your TV is capable of producing DVE (Digital Video

Effects) on the main picture. You can select a mosaic or

solarization effect or a combination of both. The speed of

:he picture can also be controlled.

ToUse DVE(Digital Video Effects)

wit,h menus

Press MENU tO display

the MAIN MENU.

Press the - button to
highlight the PIP function.

Press MENUagain to
display the Pix-ln-Pix

menu.

Note: If the PIP(Picture-In-
Picture) feature is turned on,

this menu will not appear.
The other Pix-ln-Pix menu

will appear. To turn off Pix-
In-Pix, highlight the Turn off

function and then press the

MENUbutton or press the OFF

button on the master remote
control.

Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight t]he digital

effect you want (Mosaic or Solarize).

MosaicEffect SolarizeEffect

When the effect (Mosaic or Solarize) is highlighted, repeatedly
press the MENUbutton to select the amount of effect you want.

• You can increase the amount of mosaic effect from O0 to 07.

• You can increase the amount of solarization effect from 00
to 04.

Select the speed of the digital effect. Repeatedly press the

+ or- button to highlight the Speed function. Then press the

MENUbutton to increase the speed from O0 (picture is frozen)

to 08.

PressMENUto
increasethe

speed ofthe
digital effect.

Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight the Special
effects function. Press the MENU button to display the SPECIAL

EFFECT menu.

PressMENUtodisplay

SPECIALEFFECTmenu.

5 Press the MENUbutton to turn the DVE function on.

PressMENUto turn
DVEfunctionon.

When you are finished, repeatedly press the + or- button to
highlight Done, and then press the MENU button to remove the
SPECIALEFFECTmenu from the TV screen.

Press MENU to
removethe

menufromthe
screen. _--

Note: The menu will automatically disappear after a few seconds if no
button is pressed. You can also quickly remove the menu from the screen
by pressing the CLEAnbutton on the master remote control.

To CancelDVE(Digital Video Effects)

To cancel the DVE effects on the picture, display the
SPECZALEFFECTmenu, and press the MENUbutton to turn the

DVE: on/offfunction to off.

Note: You can also quickly turn off the digital effects by pressing the OFF
button on the master remote control.

L.

Starting ChannelGuide

with masterremote control

To start channel guide, press the CHAN(channel) GUIDEbutton
on the master remote control.

• The screen will display all the channels that are
programmed into the channel memory scan list, 12 at a

time.

• To see the next 12 channels, press the + button.

• To see the previous 12 channels, press the -button.

• Each little screen will display a stop-action picture that will
be continuously updated.

• While the 12 channels are on the screen, you can use the
ZOOMbutton to enlarge the picture and then use the arrow
buttons to pan around the screen. To return to normal size,
press and hold OUT.

Note: When using the ZOOMfeature, you will see a mosaic effect as
the picture is made larger.

Notes: Some channels were programmed into the channel memory
scan list at the factory. These are the channels that will appear during
channel guide unless you AutoProgram the channel memory or add and
erase channels as described on pages 46-47.

If the Channels: normal/priority function is set to priority, only the

channels in the priority channel scan list will appear. See page 42for

de/ails.

StartingChannelGuide

with menus

Press the MENUbutton to display the MAINMENU.Then press
the +or - button to highlight the Channel Guide function.
Press MENUagain to start displaying the channels on the

screen.

1 PressMENU to display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedlypressthe

- buttonto highlight
ChannelGuide.

3 PressMENU againto

startChannelGuide.

• The screen will display all the channels that are
programmed into channel memory scan list, 12 at a time.

• To see the next 12 channels, press the + button.

• To see the previous 12 channels, press the - button.

• Each little screen will display a stop-action picture that will
be continuously updated.

• While the 12 channels are on the screen, you can use the
ZOOMbutton on the master remote control to enlarge the

picture and then use the arrow buttons to pan around the

screen. To return to normal size, press and hold OUTon the
master remote cbntrol.

Note: When using the ZOOMfeature, you will see a mosaic pattern as
the picture is made larger.

StoppingChannelGuide

• To select one of the channels being displayed in the channel

guide, press the CHANNELup or down button to highlight the
channel number (white box with black numbers), and then

press the MENUbutton. This will stop channel guide and
take you directly to the channel you selected.

• Another way to stop channel guide is to press the CHAN

(channel) GUIDEbutton again.

Notes: Some channels were programmed into the channel memory scan
list at the factory. These are the channels that will appear during channel
guide unless you AutoProgram the channel memory or add and erase

channels as described on pages 46-47.
If the Channels: normal/priority function is set to priority, only the

channels in the priority channel scan list will appear. See page 42for

details'.

StoppingChannelGuide

To select one of the channels being displayed in the channel
guide, press the CHANNELup or down button to highlight the

channel number (white box with black numbers), and then
press the MENUbutton. This will stop channel guide and take

you directly to the channel you selected.

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BecauseyourTVhastwoseparatetuners,youcanwatchtwo
differentchannelsatthesametimewiththetouchofa

button.Youcanswapthebigandlittlepicture,movethe
littlepicturearoundthescreen,enlargeorreducethesizeof
thelittlepicture,orfreezethelittlepicture.

Big Picture
Channel6

=[----Little Picture

Channel8

Two FootballGames

onDifferent Channels

You can also connect another video source (such as a VCR)
and watch one TV channel and the input from the VCR.
Connecting a video camera or camcorder lets you use the PIP
feature as a surveillance system for a baby's room while you
watch TV. Details on using other video sources with PIP are

on:the next page.

PIP ButtonsonMaster Remote Control

PIP and OFF

SWAP Button

Arrow
Buttons

."' ZOOM and

.." OUT Buttons

....,..."'"'

.......... FRZ(FREEZE)Button

Using PIP(Picture-In-Picture)

with master remote control

Turn on the TV and select the channel you want to watch on the
big picture. Press the PiP button to turn on the little picture.

Press the CHANNEL up or down button or two number buttons to

select a channel on the little picture.

ChannelDisplay

showing PIP

OneChannel on Big
Picture

Different Channelon

Picture

Notes: The remote must be in the "TV mode" when you press the PiP
button. To put the remote in the "TV mode", press the TVbutton.

After you press the PIP button, pressing the CHANNELup or down button
will automatically change channels on the small picture. PIPwill appear

in the channel number display.
To change channels on the big picture, press the "Iv button and then

CHANNELup or down or two number buttons. To change channels on
the little picture, press the PiPbutton and then CHANNELup or down or

two number buttons.

Whenever you have the PIP feature turned on, you can move,
enlarge, reduce, freeze, or swap the big and little picture.

Note: The remote must be in the "TV mode" to operate the special PIP
functions. To put the remote in the "TV mode", press the TVbutton.

• To move the small picture anywhere on the screen, press and
hold one of the four arrow keys to move the small picture in

that direction.

A

-'ql- -',=1 -,=1

• Repeatedly press ZOOMto enlarge the size of the small picture

or OUTto reduce the size of the small picture. Five sizes are
available.

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• Press SWAP to switch the small picture with the main picture.

Using Other Video Input Sources with PIP
The PIP (Picture-In-Picture) feature can be used with

video sources (such as VCR's and camcorders) that are

connected to the INPUT1or INPUT2jacks on the back of the
TV. You can only view the picture from one set of INPUT

jacks at a time. The picture from the INPUTjacks can be

viewed on either the large picture or the small picture.
Note: S-VHS video can only be viewed on the main picture. If you plan

on viewing the picture from the INPUTjacks in the small picture and have
connected S-VHS, be sure to also connect the normal vide() cable to the

VIDEO INPUT jack.

• Press FRZto freeze the small picture. Press FRZ again to

return to an action picture.

Cancelling PIP(Picture-In-Picture)

;s the OFFbutton to turn off PIP and remove the little

p_cture from the screen.

"rvChannelon

BigPicture

put from

other source

You can still use all of the PIP features when viewing a picture
from another video source.

To see the signal from a source connected to the INPUTjacks, first

press PIP and then repeatedly press the INPUTbutton or press two
number buttons to select channel 91 or 92. If you have added

channel 91 or 92 to your channel memory scan list as described
on page 47, you can use the CHANNELup or down button.

•Select channel 91 if the other video source is connected to the

TV's INPUT1jacks.

•Select channel 92 if the other video source is connected to the

TV's INPUT2jacks.

Notes: If you want to watch signals from two other video sources (such

as two VCR's or a VCR and camcorder), connect one VCR to the ANT
connector on the back of the TV as shown on page 66. Then select
channel 3 or 4 (the same channel to which the CH3/CH4 switch on the
VCR is set) to see the signal from that VCR.

If you are controlling your VCR with the VCR1or VCR2button on the
remote control, make sure the VC_cable function described on page 43
matches the channel you want to watch the VCR's signal on.

To Hear Soundfrom the Small Picture

To hear the audio from the small picture, plug optional
headphones into the stereo headphone jack on the front
panel of the TV. You can also adjust the volume of the
headphones. Details are on page 25.

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Using PIP(Picture-In-Picture)

with menus

Turn on the TV and select the channel you want to watch on the

big picture. Display the Pix-ln-Pix menu

1 Press MENUto display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or- to

highlight P_Pfunction.

3 Press MENUto display

the Pix-ln-Pix menu.

4 Press MENU again to

turn on PIP.

After the small picture appears the Pix-ln-Pixmenu will
automatically change to a new Pix-ln-Pix menu.

You can use this menu to:

,,Swap the big and small picture.
,,Freeze the small picture.
,,Turn off the small picture.

,,Ch chg (change channel) of either the

main or small picture.

,,Move the small picture anywhere on

the screen.

,,Size: Change size of small picture.
,,Hphones: Select whether the audio

from the headphone jack is from the
small picture or main picture.

Whenever you have the PIP feature turned on, you can move,
enlarge, reduce, freeze, or swap the big and little picture with

the Pix-ln-Pix menu.

1 Press MENUto display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press - or + to

highlight PIPfunction.

3 Press MENUto display

the Pix-ln-Pixmenu.

4 Repeatedly press +

or - to highlight the
function you want to

use, and then press

MENU.

• To swap the large and small picture: Repeatedly press

the + or - button to highlight the Swap function. Then press
the MENUbutton. Press the MENUbutton again to swap the

pictures again.

Repeatedly pressthe +
or - buttonto highlight
the Swap function. Then

pressMENU.

To change channels on the small picture, press the CHANNELup

or down button. The Pix-ln-Pix menu will automatically
disappear from the screen.

ChannelDisplay
showing PIP

"<-One Channel on Big

Picture

DifferentChannelon

Picture

Note: To change channels on the
big picture, press + or - to highlight
the Ch chg:PIP/Main function.
Then press MENU to change this
function to Ch chg:Main. Press the

CHANNELup or down button. The
menu will disappear from the

screen.

2_.0.__

PressMENU toswap pictures. PressMENUagain to swap again.

• To freeze the small picture: Repeatedly press the + or -

button to highlight the Freeze PIP function. Then press the

MENUbutton to freeze the small picture. Press the MENU

button again to return to an action picture.

PressMENU

to freeze the

PIP picture.

(continuedonnext page)

• To move the small picture left or right: Repeatedly press

file + or - button to highlight the Move If-rt function. Then
press the MENUbutton to display the PIP move If- rt+ display

on the TV screen. Press and hold the - button to move the
small picture to the left or the + button to move the small

picture to the right. Pressing the MENUbutton will return
you to the Pix-ln-Pix menu.

Repeatedly pressthe + or-
buttonto highlight the Move If-rt --

funclion, Then pressMENU.

-_l-- _1 -.41

tP-

• To change the size of the small picture: Repeatedly press

the + or - button to highlight the Size function. Then press
the MENUbutton to display the PIPsize up+ dn- display on

the TV screen. Press the + button to increase the size of the

small picture or the - button to reduce the size of the small
picture. Pressing the MENUbutton will return you to the Pix-

In-Pix menu.

Repeatedly
pressthe + or-

buttonto

highlight the

Sizefunction,
Thenpress

MENU.

Fivesizesare available,

Pressandhold- buttontomove

smallpicturetotheleft.

Pressandhold+buttontomove

smallpicturetotheright.

• To move the small picture up or down: Repeatedly press

the + or - button to highlight the Move up-dn function. Then
press the MENUbutton to display the PIPmove up+ dn- display

on the TV screen. Press and hold the + button to move the
,;mall picture up or the - button to move the small picture

down. Pressing the MENUbutton will return you to the

• Pix-ln-Pix menu.

Repeatedlypressthe+
or- buttonto highlight

the Move up-dnfunction.
Then pressMENU.

Pressand hold+ buttonto

move small picture up.

Pressandhold- buttonto

movesmallpicturedown.

Press+ to increase
the small picture size.

Press-to decrease the

small picture size.

When you are finished, press the + or - button to highlight Done.
Then press MENUtOremove the menu from the screen.

Note: The menu will automatically disappear from the screen in a few
seconds if no button is pressed.

Toturn off PIP

with menus

1 Press MENUto display the MAIN

MENU.

2 Press - or + to highlight PIP

function.

3 Press MENUagain to display the

Pix-ln-Pix menu.

4 Repeatedly press - or + to

highlight the Turn off function.

5 Press MENUagain to turn off PIP.

The small picture will disappear.
The other Pix-ln-Pix menu will

appear on the TV.
Note: This menu will disappear

within a few seconds if no button is
pressed. To remove the menu,

repeatedly press + or - to highlight
Done. Then press the MENUbutton to

remove the menu.

m_

21

Your TV is equipped with built-in advanced audio
technology. The AUDIO ADJUST menu described on
oage 24 will allow you to adjust the equalizer, adjust the

leadphone's volume, adjust fight and left balance, select

one of eight different audio modes (each with individual
setup features), and set the volume limit of your TV.

Before you select one of the eight audio modes or adjust
the AUDIOADJUSTmenu, follow the steps below.

1 Select your room speaker arrangement from one of the

following pictures.

2 Select the audio mode that is compatible with your audio

source and speaker arrangement. Details on selecting audio

modes begin on page 28.

3 After selecting the audio mode, adjust the SETOP menu for that

mode to your personal preference. Details on adjusting setup

menus begin on page 28.

B External right and leftfront speakers connected

External
Speaker

L onnect these speakers to __

speaker connectorslabeled

External
Speaker

EXTERNALonthe back ofthe TV.

If you have external fight and left front speakers connected
to the speaker connectors labeled EXTERNALon the back of
your TV, you will want to choose the Stereo, stereo expand,

or Dolby* 3 stereo mode.

Note: You may save your personalized adjustments for each SETUP
menu by using the MEMORYMENU as described on page 39.

A No additional speakers connected

If you do not have any external speakers connected to the

speaker connectors on the back of your TV, you will want

to Choose the Stereo, Stereo expand, or Prologic phantom

mode.
Note: The TV's audio mode is set to Prologie phantom at the factory.

• Select the Stereo mode so your TV will automatically produce
stereo sound whenever it is broadcast. Details are on page 28.

• Select the Stereo expand mode to add greater depth and
dimension to stereo broadcasts. Details are on page 29.

• Select the Prolooie Phantom mode so your TV will
automatically produce clearer dialog and better stereo imaging

when stereo is broadcast. Details are on pages 34-35.

Note: In some fringe viewing areas, the stereo signal may not be strong
enough for quality reception. The signal may drift, or the reproduction
may become noisy. Should this occur, change the Mode: stereo/menu
function on the STEREO SETUP menu to Mode:menuto receive clearer,
cleaner sound. Details are on page 28.

Select the Stereo mode so your TV will automatically produce
stereo sound whenever it is broadcast. Details are on page 28.

Note: In some fringe viewing areas, the stereo signal may not be
strong enough for quality reception. The signal may drift, or the
reproduction may become noisy. Should this occur, change the Mode:

stereo/menu function on the STEREOSETUPmenu to Mode: menu to
receive clearer, cleaner sound. Details are on page 28.

• Select the Stereo expand mode to add greater depth and

dimension to stereo broadcasts. Details are on page 29.
Select the Dolby 3 stereo mode to take a Dolby* surround

encoded source and add a center channel. This center channel
makes the actor's voice appear to come from the TV screen
regardless of where you are sitting in the room. r)olby 3 stereo

provides a left, right, and center channel sound. Details are on

page 31.

Note: Dolby 3 stereo works best with Dolby surround encoded
material, but will produce clearer dialog and better stereo imaging

even on normal stereo material.

*"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing

Corporation.
Additionally licensed under one or more of the following patents:

U.S. numbers 3,632,886, 3,746,792, and 3,959,590; Canadian
numbers 1,004,603 and 1,037,877.

2_

C External right, left, and surroundspeaker(s) connected D External surroundspeaker(s) connected

External
Speaker

Connectthese speakers to ._
speaker connectorslabeled

External
Speaker

L

EXTERNALonthe back of the TV.

Connectthis speaker(s)to

SURROUNDonthe back of the TV.

_-- speaker connectorls) labeled ---_

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

If you have external right and left speakers connected to
the speaker connectors labeled EXTERNALon the back of
your TV, and another speaker(s) connected to the speaker

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

-onnector(s) labeled SURROUNO,you will want to choose the

Prologic, Matrix surf, Hall surf, or Stadium surr mode.

• Select the Prologic mode to fully utilize a Dolby surround

encoded source. Prologic produces a more realistic "theater-
lJike" sound experience in the home by using dedicated center,
right, left, and surround channels. Prologic also electronically
decodes the predominant audio channel and automatically
emphasizes that channel's volume. The result is greater
perceived channel separation and the sensation of wider and

raore realistic three-dimensional sound. Details are on

Fages 32-33.

Note: Prologic works best with Dolby surround encoded material, but
will produce clearer dialog and better stereo imaging even on normal

stereo material.

Connectthis speaker(s)to speaker

onthe back ofthe "IV.

_-- connector(s)labeled SURROUND --_

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

If you have external speaker(s) connected to the speaker
connector(s) labeled SURROUND,yOUwill want to choose

the Prologicphantom, Matrix surr, Hall surr, or Stadium surr

mode.

Select the Prologic phantom mode if you have only
connected a surround speaker(s) and no external fight or left

speakers. Prologic phantom uses the prologic decoder, but
splits the center channel between left and fight. It then uses

the TV's internal speakers for left, right, and center sound.

Details are on pages 34-35.

Note: Prologic phantom works best with Dolby surround encoded
material, but will produce clearer dialog and better stereo imaging

even on normal stereo material.

• Select the Matrix surr (surround) mode to simulate surround

sound from a mono broadcast. Details are on page 36.

• Select the Hall surr (surround) mode to hear surround sound

from a stereo broadcast and create the effect of being in a
large room. Details are on page 36.

• Select the Stadium surr (surround) mode to hear surround

sound from a stereo broadcast and create the effect of being
in a stadium. Details are on page 36.

• Select the Matrix surr (surround) mode to simulate surround

sound from a mono broadcast. Details are on page 36.

• Select the Hall surf (surround) mode to hear surround sound
from a stereo broadcast and create the effect of being in a large
room. Details are on page 36.

• Select the Stadium surr (surround) mode to hear surround
sound from a stereo broadcast and create the effect of being in
a stadium. Details are on page 36.

23

1 PressMENU to display

the MAiN MENU.

2 Thenpress+ or-to high-

lightAudioAdjustin white.

3 PressMENU again to

display the AUDIOADJUST
menu.

4 Press+ or-to highlight

desiredfunction. Then
pressMENU to enterthe

function.

Pressing the - button moves the highlight down the TV
screen (one item per press).

Pressing the + button moves the highlight up the TV screen
(one; item per press).

Pressing the MENUbutton when a function is highlighted
allows you to enter or adjust that function.

After a few seconds, the AUDIOADJUSTmenu will disappear
from the screen if no button is pressed. To exit the menu

quickly, highlight Done and then press MENU(or press the
CLEARbutton on the master remote control).

ae Equalizer function lets you display an on-screen graphic

equalizer so you can remotely adjust audio bandwidths for
different environments or individual tastes. Details are on

pages 26-2Z

The Headphone volume function allows you to adjust the volume
of the sound from the headphone jack. Press the + or - button to
highlight the Headphone volume function. Then press the MENU
button to enter the HEADPHONErOE display. Press + or - to adjust
the headphone volume level. Details are on the next page.

The Balance function adjusts the left/fight balance of sound from

the speakers. When adjusting the balance, sit in your normal
viewing seat. Then press the + or - button to highlight the
Balance function, press the MENU button to enter the BALANCE
adjustment display. Press the + or - button until the sound seems
to originate from a point halfway between the speakers.

The Mode function allows you to select one of eight different
audio modes.

Note: You can quickly select one of the eight audio modes by
repeatedly pressing the SORR(surround) button on the master remote
conu'ol.

;tareo allows the TV to automatically produce stereo or

monaural audio, whichever is broadcast. Details are on

page 28.

• Stereo expand adds greater depth and dimension to stereo
broadcasts and other stereo sources such as stereo VCR's and

laser disc players. Details are on page 29.

• Dolby 3 stereo provides fight, left, and center channel sound

from Dolby encoded sources. Requires external right and left
front speakers. Details are on page 31.

• Prologic provides separate surround, center, fight, and left

sound from Dolby encoded sources. Requires external fight
and left front speakers and rear surround speaker(s). Details

are on pages 32-33.

• Prologic phantom is the prologic mode to select if you have no
external speakers connected or only external surround

speaker(s) connected. It uses the prologic decoder, but splits
the center channel between left and fight. It then uses the TV's
internal speakers for left, fight, and center sounds. Details are

on pages 34-35.

• Matrix surround allows you to simulate surround sound from a

mono broadcast. Rear surround speaker(s) are required.

Details are on page 36.

• Hall surround provides surround sound from a stereo signal.

Rear surround speaker(s) are required. Details are on page 36.

• Stadium surround provides surround sound from a stereo

signal. Stadium surround delays the rear sound longer than
hall surround which gives you the feeling of being in a larger

area, such as a large stadium. Rear surround speaker(s) are
required. Details are on page 36.

The Setup function allows you to adjust individual features for
the audio mode you have selected. Details are on page 28-36.

The Volume limiter function lets you set the upper volume level

of your TV. This is useful if you have children and do not want
them listening to a program above a certain level. Press the
MENUbutton when Volume limiter is highlighted to enter the
VOLUMELIMITadjustment display. Press + or - to adjust the

display.

Saving, Restoring,and Returning to FactoryAudio Settings

The TV will remember your personalized audio setup
functions for each audio mode-even when you turn it off.
To prevent losing your personal settings because someone
changes them accidentally, you can save them using the
MEMORYMENU.After the settings have been saved, you can
restore them at a later date using the MEMOaYMENU,The
MEMORYMENUalso lets you easily restore the andio setup
functions to their factory settings. Details are on page 39.

24

The stereo headphone jack on the front of the TV lets
you connect optional headphones to enjoy private

'stening without disturbing others. If the plug on your
,eadphones does not fit this jack, adapters are

available from your local electronics supply store.
Plugging in headphones will not automatically mute

the sound from the TV. This special feature allows

someone with a hearing impairment to attach a set of
headphones and adjust the volume independently from

the TV's volume. You can also enjoy private listening
by muting the TV's sound. To mute the TV's sound,

simply press the MENUbutton twice or press the MUTE
button on the master remote control.

You can also select whether you want the sound from
the headphone jack to come from the main picture or

the PIP (Picture-In-Picture) small inset picture with the
Hphones: Main/PIP function.

Adj,JstingHeadphone Volume

1

Press MENU to display the

MAiN menu.

2

Press + or - button to
highlight the Audio Adjust

tuncfion.
Press MENUbutton to

display AUDIO ADJUST

iIlenu.

Press + or - to highlight
the Headphone volume

function.
Then press MENU tO enter

l:he HEADPHONE VOL

adjustment display.
Press + to increase the

iheadphone's volume, and
press - to decrease the

volume.

ToChangeAudioComingOutofHeadphoneJack.

The Hphones:Main/PIP function lets you select whether
you want the audio from the headphone jack to come

from the main picture or the PIP (Picture-In-Picture)

small inset picture.

1 Press MENUto display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or- to highlight

the PiPfunction.

3 Press MENUtO display

the Pix-ln-Pix menu.

4 Press + or- to highlight

the Hphones: function.
Then press MENUtO
change the function

between Main and PIP.

Note: When the Hphones: Main/PIP function is set to Hphones: PIP,
you will hear audio from the small inset picture through the

headphones. When the Hphones: Main/PIPfunction is set to

Hphones: Main, you will hear audio from the main picture.

When you are finished, press + or - to highlight Done, and

then press MENU.

25

The EQUALIZERfunction lets you display an on-screen
graphic equalizer so you can remotely adjust audio

bandwidths for different environments or individual tastes.

Adjusting the graphic equalizer is primarily a matter of
personal taste. The adjustments allow certain
characteristics of the audio to be changed without affecting
others. For example, if someone enjoys sharp, clean horns

(brass), increasing the 4.5 kHz control can bring them out.

The equalizer also gives control of the mid-range

frequencies that bass and treble controls do not affect.
Since vocal frequencies are in these mid ranges, tone

controls have little effect on them. The center bands not
only give control of vocals, but allow selective vocal

ranges to be controlled. For example, reducing the 400 Hz
and 1 kHz bands can soften a strident male vocalist, and
increasing the 2 kHz and 4.5 kHz controls can bring a
subtle female voice forward. Adjusting the 1 kHz and 2
kHz bands can add intelligibility to a speaker or singer

under certain circumstances.

The equalizer can also be used to compensate for either
deficiencies or excesses in the way the system reproduces
the audio in your room. Most common problems are

"dull" or "live" rooms that have too little or too much
treble, and rooms of certain sizes that have standing waves

that boom. Experimentation can help find the nearest band

o correct such problems. A room with a sofa and many

drapes, for example, might benefit from increasing the

4.5 kHz and 10 kHz bands. Live rooms with wood floors
and few furnishings commonly boom or resonate in the

upper bass range. Adjusting the 150 Hz band could control
that without taking away good, deep bass that a

conventional bass control would reduce.

Adjusting Graphic Equalizer

with menus

Display the Graphic Equalizer.

1 Press the MENU button to

display the MAINMENU.

2 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Audio Adjust
function in white.

3 Then press MENU again to

display the AUDIO ADJUSTmenu.

4 The Equalizer function is

highlighted since it is the first
item in the AUDIO ADJUST menu.

2 Press MENU to enter the Graphic Equalizer and display the

various audio bands on the screen.

3 Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight in yellow the

band you want to adjust.

4 Press MENUto enter the highlighted band, then press + to boost

(raise) the amplitude, or press - to cut (lower) the amplitude.

Sauing,Restoring,and Returningto FactorySettings

The TV will remember your settings for the Graphic

Equalizer-even when you turn it off. To prevent losing your

personal settings because someone changes them
accidentally, you can save them using the MEMORYMENU.
After the settings have been saved, you can restore them at

5 Press MENUagain to exit that audio band.

a later date using the MEMORYMENU.The MEMORYMENUalso
lets; you easily restore the Graphic Equalizerto its factory

settings. Details are on page 39.

26. (continued on next page)

When finished, the display will automatically disappear from
the screen if no buttons are pressed. To quickly exit the

Graphic Equalizer, press the CLEAR button on the master remote
control, or press + or - to highlight Done. Then press MENUto

return to the AUDIOADJUSTmenu. Press + or - to highlight

Done and then press MENUagain.

Listening"tips

Adjust the equalizer according to the type of music you

are listening to. You can start from these examples and
adjust sound to your preference.

Jazz and the 50's

I

Bass Voice

Guitar

Electric Guitar

Alto Saxophone

Trombone

Piano

Bass Drum

60Hz 150Hz 400Hz IkHz 2kHz 4.5kHz IOkHz

60 Hz...Gives these low, "real" bass sounds more or less impact.
this area is where many systems and/or programs are weak.

Increasing this control can overcome such deficiencies, lowering
it can reduce "muddiness".

150 Hz...Affects the loudness of bass. These mid-bass

frequencies sound the loudest, and most systems reproduce them

well. Increasing the control gives the bass more "punch",

lowering it can help reduce "booming".
4013Hz...Affects the fullness of some instruments and lower

vocals. Since this is the basic frequency range of music,
increasing this control adds fullness to these sounds, reducing it

makes them sound thinner.

IkHz...Strongly affects the "forwardness" and "presence" of

vocals and most instruments. Increasing this control can help
project these sounds or make a vocalist easier to understand.
Reducing it can soften strident music.

2 kHz...Strongly affects the harmonics (overtones) of voices and
some instruments. This frequency is most easily heard by the
ear. Increasing this control will project most instruments and
vocals. Reducing it helps control brilliance and allows more
subtle sounds in the other ranges to be heard.

4.5 kHz...Affects harmonics (overtones) of voices and some
instruments, particularly brass and strings. Increasing this control
m_&es these instruments and vocals sharper and brighter.
Reducing it can help control excessively "lispy" vocals or shrill

instruments.
_0 kHz...Affects the highest, most delicate harmonics of some

.nstruments such as strings and the overall content of others such
as cymbals and drum snares. Increasing this control brings out
this "crispness" in cymbals and "sweetness" in strings and gives
the: music "atmosphere". Reducing it can help control noise and

hiss.

I

Flute

Cymbals

Vocalsand
TalkShows

Rock

Background

Classical

Pops

27

Your TV is fully capable of reproducing stereo sound
from TV stations transmitting stereo sound in your area.

Jthough you can adjust the stereo functions to only

produce rounD sound, you may prefer to leave the Mode:
stereo/mono function set to Mode: stereo. That way your

TV will automatically reproduce stereo or monaural

sound, whichever is broadcast.

You can easily select STEREOby repeatedly pressing the
SURR(surround) button on the master remote control. You

can also select Stereo with the AUDIOMODEmenu as shown
beh)w. Then you can use the STEREOSETUPmenu to adjust

the stereo functions to your personal preference.

Note: When stereo is being broadcasted and received, the word stereo
appears in the channel number display area.

In some fringe viewing areas, the stereo signal may not
be strong enough for quality reception. The signal may
drift or the reproduction may become noisy. Should that

occur, change the Mode: stereo/mono function in the

STEREO SETUP menu to Mode: mono to receive clearer,

cle_aaer sound.

Note: To put the TV in the rounD mode, you must select Stereo in
the AUDIOMODEmenu. Then by pressing the MENU button you will
automatically go to the AUDIOADJUSTmenu and Setup will be
highlighted. Then press the MENUbutton again to bring up the STEREO
SETUP menu. Press the + or - button to highlight Mode: stereo and

pres,; the MENUbutton to change to Mode: rounD.

TOSelect and Setup Stereo Mode

ith menus

1 Display the AUDIOMODEmenu.

1 Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAINMENU.

2 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Audio Adjust
function in white.

3 Then press MENUagain to

display the AUDIOADJUST

menu.

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Mode function.

5 Then press MENUtO display

the AUDIO MODE menu.

Note: Only one mode can be
turned on at a time. If Stereo is

on, all other modes are off. To
turn off a mode, you must turn

on adifferent mode.

2 Make sure the Stereo mode is turned on (-on appears to the

right of Stereo). If it is not on, press + or - to highlight Stereo
and then press MENU.

3 Press MENU again to exit the AUDIO MODEmenu and return to

the AUDIOADJUST menu. Setup will already be highlighted.

4 Press the MENU button to enter the STEREO SETUP menu.

Adjust the STEREOSETUPmenu to your personal preference.
Press + or - to highlight the function.

• Press MENUwhen the Speakers: int/ext/off function is

highlighted to select the TV's internal or optional external
speakers. Set this function to Speakers: int (internal) to
listen to the TV's built-in speakers. Set this function to
Speakers: ext (external) if you have connected external
speakers to the TV's EXTERNALspeaker connectors. Set this

function to Speakers: off to tuna off the internal and external
speakers if connecting TV to your stereo system with its

own set of speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Volume is highlighted to enter the
VOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase and - to

decrease the TV's volume.
Note: If the VOLUMEdisplay stops before it is at full volume and

the volume is not high enough, check the Volume limiter to see if it
is set too low. Details are on page 24.

• Press MENUwhen the Balance function is highlighted to
enter the BALANCEadjustment display. Then press + or - to

adjust the left/right balance until the sound seems te
originate from a point halfway between the speakers.

• Press MENUwhen the Mode: stereo/rounD function is

highlighted to select Mode: stereo or Mode: rounD.
Normally this function can be left set to Mode: stereo. Your

TV will then automatically reproduce either stereo or
monaural sound, whichever is broadcast.

• Press MENUwhen Done is highlighted to exit the STEREO

SETUP menu.

Z_L

Saving, Restoring,and Returningto FactorySettings

The TV will remember your settings-even when you turn
it off. To prevent losing your personal settings because
someone changes them accidentally, you can save them
using the MEMORYMENU.After the settings have been
saved, you can restore them at a later date using the

MEMORYMENU.The MEMORYMENUalso lets you easily

restore the STEREOSETUPmenu to its factory settings.

Details are on page 39.

Your TV includes an expanded stereo feature which adds
greater depth and dimension to stereo broadcasts. Your
TV electronically increases the stereo image from the
speakers so you perceive an "expanded" more spacious
stereo sound effect. Stereo expansion enhances the
ambience of music and program material. Dramatic
effects of spatial enhancement can be experienced with
music. Talk shows with background crowd noise also
benefit from expansion by engulfing the listener in a
wider sound field than would be experienced without

expanded stereo. The effect will vary with program
material.

The perception of a greater stereo image is created by
cancelling the cross-coupled sound from the right speaker
that arrives at the left ear (and the left speaker that arrives
at the right ear). Like stereo headphones, stereo
expansion isolates the left and right signals that arrive at

the ears. As a result, the speakers seem to be farther
away from the TV.

Although you can easily turn the expanded stereo feature
on and off as desired, you may prefer to leave it turned
on. That way your TV will automatically process and
expand the stereo signals whenever a stereo broadcast is
received (or whenever a stereo tape or laser disc is played
tkrough a stereo VCR or disc player connected to the
TV's audio/video jacks labeled INPUT).

You can easily select EXPANDEDSTEREOby repeatedly
pressing the SURR(surround) button on the master remote

control. You can also select Stereo expand with the AUDIO
MODEmenu as shown in the next column.

Notes: When stereo is being broadcasted and received, the word
stereo appears in the channel number display area.

The Stereo expand function will have no effect unless the program is
broadcast in stereo.

To

Select and Setup Stereo ExpandMode

with menus

1 Display the AUDIO MODE menu.

1 Press MENUto display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or - to high-

light the Audio Adjust

function.

3 Then press MENU

again to display the

AUDIO ADJUST menu.

4 Press + or - to -_

highlight Mode.

5 Press MENUto display

the AUDIOMODEmenu.

6 Press + or - to

highlight Stereo
expand. Then press

MENUto turn it on.

Press the + or - button to highlight Done, and then press
MENUto exit the AUDIOMODEmenu and return to the

AUDIOADJUSTmenu. Setup will already be highlighted.
Press the MENU button again to enter the EXPD STEREO

menu.

Saving, Restoring, and Returningto FactorySettings

The TV will remember your settings-even when you turn
it ,off. To prevent losing your personal settings because

someone changes them accidentally, you can save them
using the MEMORYMENU.After the settings have been
saved, you can restore them at a later date using the

MEMORY MENU. The MEMORY MENU also lets you easily

restore the EXPDSTEREOmenu to its factory settings.

De,tails are on page 39.

Adjust the EXPD STEREO menu to your personal
preference. Press + or - to highlight the function.

• Press MENUwhen the Speakers: intJext/off function is

highlighted to select the TV's internal or optional
external speakers. Set this function to Speakers: int
(internal) to listen to the TV's built-in speakers. Set
this function to Speakers: ext (external) if you have
connected external speakers to the TV's EXTERNAL
speaker connectors. Set this :function to Speakers: off to

turn off the internal and external speakers if connecting
TV to your stereo system with its own set of speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Volume is highlighted to enter the

VOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase and -
to decrease the TV's volume.

Note: If the VOLUMEdisplay stops before it is at full volume
and the volume is not high enough, check the Volume limiter
to see if it is set too low. Details" are on page 24.

• Press MENUwhen the Balance function is highlighted to

enter the BALANCEadjustment display. Then press + or

- to adjust the left/right balance until the sound seems
to originate from a point halfway between the speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Done is highlighted to exit the EXPD

STEREO menu.

Some TV stations that broadcast stereo also broadcast
another audio program called SAP. SAP stands for Second

udio Program and is sometimes used to broadcast a

:cond audio track for a bilingual movie. In order to
receive SAP broadcasts you must first turn on the SAP
function for each channel you want to receive SAR To
turn on SAP follow the steps below.

Closed Captioning lets you display the audio portion of a
program as text on the TV screen. This is useful to the
hearing impaired or anyone who wants to watch a program
without the sound. Eight types of closed captioning are

available: CC1, CC2, CC3, CC4, Textl, Text2, Text3, and
Text4.

SelectingSAPAudio
1 Display the CHANNELMEM(memory) menu.

1 Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAINMENU.

2:Press the + or - button to

highlight the Setup
function in white.

3 Then press MENUagain to

display the SETUP menu.

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Channel memory
function.

5 Then press MENUtOdisplay the

CHANNEL MEM (memory) menu.

Select the channel you want to hear SAP on. Press the MENU

button to underline the Channel function. Then press + to
enter a higher channel or - to enter a lower channel. Press the

MENUbutton again to exit the Channel function by removing

tile underline.
Note: The channel you are currently tuned to will automatically

appear in the Channel function.

number13.

Enterchannel.-.--I_-i

3 Turn SAP on or off for selected channel. Press the + or -

button to highlight the SAP: off/on function. Press the MENU
button to select SAP: on or SAP:off.

Turn SAP onto

hear SAPaudio
for channel13

shownabove.

/_ Channelnumber

Press the + or - button to highlight Done, and then press MENU
to exit the CHANNELMEMmenu.

Notes: To hear SAP you must select each channelindividually and turn
or,,SAP. Although SAPis transmitted with the stereo signal, it isnot

broadcast in stereo. That means SAP audio will be monauralsound.
When SAP is turned on for a channel, you willonly hear the SAP audio

for that channel whenever SAP is broadcast. If SAP is not broadcast,you
will hearnormal audio.

L

Selecting when Closed Captioning is displayed

1 Display the SPECIALITEMSmenu.

1 Press the MENUbutton to display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press the + or - button to highlight

Special functions in white.

3 Then press MENUagain to

display the SPECIALITEMSmenu,

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Caption function.

5 Then press MENUtO cycle between

NEVER, ALWAYS, and ON MUTE.

2 Select NEVER tO keep captioning

turned off. Select ALWAYSto always
show captioning when available. Select ON MUTEto show
captioning only when the TV sound has been muted.

Selecting the ClosedCaptioning Mode
1 Display the SPECIALITEMSmenu.

1 Follow steps 1-3 above to display

the SPECIALITEMSmenu.

2 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Caption mode
function. _-_-

3 Then press MENUto display the

CAPTION MODE menu. _"

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Caption mode you
want to use.

5 Press the MENU button to select the

captioning mode you want to use.

2 Select CC 1 for complete text of the primary language in your

area. Select CC3 for secondary hmguage translation or
simplified English, depending on which type is available in
your area. Select CC2 or CC4 for captioning not necessarily
in the same time frame as the sound from the program.

Several second delays are typical for CC2 and CC4. Text

modes; Textl, Text2, Text3 and Text4, display on-screen
boxes containing general information not related to the audio
portion of the program.

3 Press the + or - button to highlight Done, and then press MENU

to exit the CAPTION MODE menu.

Notes: Closed Captioning (CC) is not available on all channels at all times.
The Text modes are also not available at all times on all channels.

The Dolby 3 stereo mode actively decodes Dolby*

sur_round encoded audio to provide left, right, and center
_,hannel sound. The center channel makes the actor's

Dice appear to come from the TV screen regardless of

where you are sitting in the room. To hear Dolby 3
stereo, you must attach right and left front speakers to

the EXTERNALspeaker terminals on the back of the TV.

* "Dolby" is a registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories Licensing

Corporation.

General RecommendedSpeaker Placement

for Best Dolby 3 Stereo Sound

External External
Speaker _-_ Speaker

L Connectthese speakers .___

to speaker connectors

labeled EXTERNALonthe
back ofthe TV.

You can easily select DOLBY3STEREOby repeatedly
pressing the SURR(surround) button on the master remote

control. You can also select Dolby 3 stereo with the AUDIO

MODEmenu as shown below. Then you can use the DOLBY

3SETUPmenu to adjust the functions to your personal

preference.

Note: Dolby 3 stereo works best with Dolby surround encoded
material, but will produce clearer dialog and better stereo imaging

_'venon normal stereo material.

Selecting Dolby 3 Stereo Mode

1 Connect external speakers to the EXTERNAL speaker

connectors on the back of the TV. Details on connecting
speakers are on page 72. Position the speakers to the right

and left of the TV as shown above.

2 Display the AUDIOMODEmenu and select Dolby 3 stereo.

1 Press MENUtOdisplay

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or - to highlight

the Audio Adjust
function in white.

3 Press MENUagain to

display AUDIO ADJUST
menu.

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight Mode.

5 Then press MENU to

display the AUDIOMODE
menu.

6 Press + or - to highlight

Dolby 3 stereo. Press

MENU to turn Dolby 3

stereo on.

7 Press MENU again to exit

the AUDIO MODE

menu and return to the AUDIO ADJUST menu.

Setup will already be highlighted.

3 Press the MENU button to enter the DOLBY 3 SETUP menu.

4 Adjust the DOLBY3SETUPmenu to your personal preference.

Press + or - to highlight the function.

• Press MENUwhen the Int spkrs: (internal speakers) on/off
function is highlighted to turn the internal speakers on or

off. Leave the Int spkrs function set to Intspkrs: on if you
want to hear the sound from the TV's internal speakers

which produce the center channel sound.

• Press MENUwhen the Ext spkrs: (external speakers) on/off

function is highlighted to turn the external right and left
speakers on or off. Leave the Ext spkrs function set to Ext

spkrs: on if you want to hear the sound from the speakers
connected to the EXTERNALspeaker connectors.

• Press MENUwhen Volume is highlighted to enter the
VOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase or - to

decrease the TV's volume. This volume control raises and
lowers the volume of the internal and external speakers.

Note: If the VOLUMEdisplay stops before it is at full volume and
the volume is not high enough, check the Volume limiterto see if
it is set too low. Details are on page 24.

• Press MENUwhen the Balance function is highlighted to
enter the BALANCEadjustment display. Then press + or - to
adjust the left/fight balance until the sound seems to

originate from a point halfway between the speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Center volume is highlighted to enter the

CENTERVOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase the
volume from the center channel or - to decrease the volume

from the center channel.

• Press MENUwhen Noise seqncer (sequencer): on_ff is
highlighted to select either Noise seqncer: on or off. The

noise sequencer supplies audio noise to each audio channel,
(left, right, and center) one at: a time. This allows yon to
check and adjust the volume level and balance to each

channel, as well as check to see if all the speakers are
working correctly.

• Press MENUwhen Done is highlighted to exit the DOLBY3

SETUP menu.

Note: The TV has a built-in help screen for Dolby 3 stereo. To use

the help screen press the MENUbutton to display the MAINMENUand

then press + or - to highlight Help. Then press the MENUbutton again to
display the HELPMENU.After the HELPMENUis displayed, press + or -

to highlight Audio Adjust and then press the MENUbutlon. Now follow
the instructions on the TV screen.

Saving, Restoring, and Returning to Factory Settings

The TV will remember your settings-even when you turn
it off. To prevent losing your pei:sonal settings because

someone changes them accidentally, you can save them
using the MEMORYMENU. After the settings have been

saved, you can restore them at a later date using the
MEMORYMENU. The MEMORYMENUalso lets you easily

restore the DOLBY3 SETUPmenu to its factory settings.

Details are on page 39.

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The Prologic mode actively decodes Dolby surround
encoded audio to provide left, right, center, and rear

ch_mnel sound. The center channel makes the actor's

€oice appear to come from the TV screen regardless of

where you are sitting in the room. Prologic electronically
decodes the predominant sounds at a given time and

automatically emphasizes that channel's volume. To hear
prologic audio you will need to connect external right, left,

and surround speaker(s).

General RecommendedSpeaker placement

for BestDolby Prologic* Sound

External
Speaker

Connect these speakers to

L speaker connectorslabeled __

EXTERNALon the back of the TV.

External
Speaker

Connectthese speaker(s) to
speaker connector(s)

labeled SURROUNDon the

_[-- back of the TV. --_

Selecting Prologic Mode

1 Connect external speakers to the EXTERNAL speaker connectors

and connect the surround speaker(s) to the SURROUNDspeaker
connector(s) on the back of the TV. Details on connecting
speakers are on pages 72-73. Position the speakers as shown
in the previous column.

2 Display the AUDIOMODEmenu.

1 Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAINMENU.

2 Press the + or - button

to highlight the Audio

Adjust function in white.

3 Then press MENUagain

to display the AUDIO

ADJUST menu.

4 Press the + or - button

to highlight Mode.

5 Then press MENUto

display the AUDIOMODE
menu.

6 Press + or - to highlight

Prologic, then press

MENU to turn

Protogic -on.

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

You can easily select PROLOGICby repeatedly pressing the
SURR(surround) button on the master remote control. You
can also select Prologicwith the AUDIOMODEmenu as

shown in the next column. Then you can use the PROLOGZC
SETUPmenu to adjust the functions to your personal

preferences.

Note: The TV has a built-in help screen for Prologic. To use the help
screen press the MENU button to display the MAIN MENUand then press +
or -to highlight Help. Then press the MENUbutton again to display the

HELPMENU. After the HELP MENUis displayed, press + or - to highlight

Audio Adjust and then press the MENU button. Now follow the
instructions on the TV screen.

*"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

•_anufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing
)rporation.

_dditionally licensed under one or more of the following patents: U.S.
numbers 3,632,886, 3,746,792 and 3,959,590; Canadian numbers

1,004,603 and 1,037,877.

3 Press MENU again to exit the AUDIO MODE menu and return to

the AUDIOADJUST menu. Setup will already be highlighted.

4 Press the MENUbutton to enter the PROLOGICSETUP menu.

Adjust the PROLOGICSETUPmenu to your personal preference.
Press + or - to highlight the function.

• Press MENUwhen the Int spkrs (internal speakers): on/off

function is highlighted to turn the center speaker sound on
or off. Leave the Int spkrs function on if you want to hear
the sound from the TV's internal speakers which produce

the center channel sound.
Press MENUwhen the Ext spkrs (external speakers): on/off

function is highlighted to select either Ext spkrs:on or Ext

spkrs: off. Leave this function set to Ext spkrs: on if you

want to hear the sound from the front external speakers
connected to the EXTERNAL speaker jacks.

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• Press MENUwhen Volume is highlighted to enter the
VOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase or - to

decrease the TV's volume. This volume control raises and
lowers the volume of the internal, external, and surround
speakers.

Note: If the VOLUMEdisplay stops before it is at full volume and
the volume is not high enough, check the Volume limiter to see if it

is set too low. Details are on page 24.

,, Press MENU when the Balance function is highlighted to

enter the BALANCEadjustment display. Then press + or - to
adjust the left/right balance until the sound seems to

originate from a point halfway between the speakers.
Note: The balance control will not affect the audio from the

surround speakers.

,' Press MENUwhen Rear spkrs (speakers): on/off function is

highlighted to select Rear spkrs: on or Rear spkrs: off.

Leave this function set to Rear spkrs: on to hear sound from
the rear (surround) speakers.

,, Press MENUwhen Rear volume is highlighted to enter the

REARVOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase the
volume from the rear surround speakers or - to decrease the
surround speaker volume.

Saving,Restoring,and Returningto FactorySettings

The TV will remember your settings-even when you turn
it off. To prevent losing your personal settings because

someone changes them accidentally, you can save them

using the MEMORYMENU.After the settings have been

saved, you can restore them at a later date using the
MEMORYMENU.The MEMORYMENUalso lets you easily
restore the PROLOGICSETUPmenu to its factory settings.

Details are on page 39.

,, Press MENUwhen the Input balance function is highlighted

to enter the INPUTBALANCEdisplay. The INPUTBALANCE
display is used to balance the left and right audio signals
coming into the set for optimum surround sound
performance. Most of the time you will want to leave this at
mid scale. If the sound coming from your surround sound
speaker(s) has a lot of voices (instead of mostly background
ambience), you may want to adjust the INPUTBALANCE

display to minimize the voices. With the INPUTBALANCE
display on the TV screen, press the + and - buttons to move

to the right and to the left of the scale. Stop at the point
where voices are minimal in the surround speaker(s).

Note: When adjusting the INPUTBALANCE,the front speakers will
automatically be muted. This allows you to hear only the sound
from the rear surround speakers. Adjust the sound to minimize
voices and to give mostly background ambience.

" Press MENUwhen Center volume is highlighted to enter the

CENTERVOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase the
volume from the center channel or - to decrease the volume

from the center channel.

,, Press MENUwhen Noise seqncer (sequencer): on/off is

highlighted to select either Noise seqneer: on or off. The
noise sequencer supplies audio noise to each audio channel
(left, right, center, and surround) one at a time. This allows
you to check and adjust the volume level and balance to
each channel as well as check to see if all the speakers are
working correctly.

,' Press MENUwhen Done is highlighted to exit the PROLOGIC

SETUP menu.

Prologic phantom mode is the prologic mode to use if you
have external surround speaker(s) connected to the

SURROUNDconnector(s) on the back of the TV, but no front

ight and left external speakers connected. It uses the

Prologic decoder, but splits the center channel between the

left and right channels. It then uses the TV's internal

speakers for the right, left, and center audio.

Note: Prologic phantom works best with Dolby surround encoded
material, but will produce clearer dialog and better stereo imaging even

on normal stereo material.

GeneralRecommendedSpeaker Placement

for Best Prologic PhantomAudio

Connectthese (optional)
speakers to connectors

labeled SURROUNDon

_--" the back ofthe TV, -_

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

Surround
Speaker

(Elevated)

Selecting Prologic Phantom Mode

with menus

1 Connect surround speaker(s) to the SURROUND'speaker

connector(s) on the back of the TV. Details on connecting
speakers are on pages 72-73. Position the speakers as shown.

Display the AUDIOMODEmenu.
1 Press MENUtO display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or - to high-

light the Audio Adjust _1_

function in white.

3 Then press MENU again

to display the AUDIO

ADJUST menu.

4 Press + or - to high-

light the Mode function.

5 Then press MENUto

display the AUDIOMODE

menu.

6 Press + or - to highlight,._

the Prolog phantom
mode. Then press

MENU to turn Prolog

phantom-on.

You can easily select PHANTOMPROLOGICby repeatedly
pressing the SURR(surround) button on the master remote
control. You can also select Prologic phantom with the AUDIO

MODEmenu in the next column. Then you can use the

PHANTOMSETUPmenu to adjust the functions to your
personal preferences.

Note: The TV has a built-in help screen for Prologic phantom. To use
the help screen, press the MENUbutton to display the MAIN MENU and
then press + or - to highlight Help. Then press the MENU button again to
display the HELPMENU. After the HELP MENU is displayed, press + or - to
highlight Audio Adjust and then press the MENUbutton. Now follow the

instructions on the TV screen.

3 Press MENU again to exit the AUDIO MODE menu and return to

the AUDIOADJUSTmenu. Setup will already be highlighted.

4 Press the MENUbutton to enter the PHANTOMSETUPmenu.

Adjust the PHANTOMSETUPmenu to your personal
preference. Press + or - to highlight the function.

• Press MENUwhen the Speakers: int/ext/off function is

highlighted to select which speakers you want to hear
the sound from (internal or external). If you have
external front speakers connected, you may select
Speakers: ext. If you have not connected external

speakers, select Speakers: int. Select Speakers: off to
turn off the internal and external speakers.

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• Press MENUwhen Volume is highlighted to enter the

VOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase or - to
decrease the TV's volume. This volume control raises

and lowers the volume of the internal, external, and

surround speakers.

Note: If the VOLUMEdisplay stops before it is at full volume and
the volume is not nigh enough, check the Volume limiterto see if

it is set too low. Details are on page 24.

• Press MENUwhen the Balance function is highlighted to
enter the BALANCEadjustment display. Then press + or -
to adjust the left/right balance until the sound seems to
originate from a point halfway between the speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Rear spkr (speaker): on/off function is
highlighted to select either Rear spkr: on or Rear spkr: off.

Leave this function set to Rear spkr: on to hear sound from
the rear (surround) speaker(s).

• Press MENUwhen Rear volume is highlighted to enter the
REARVOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase the
volume from the rear surround speaker(s) or - to decrease
the volume from the rear surround speaker(s).

• Press MENUwhen the Input balance function is highlighted
to enter the INPUT BALANCE display. The INPUT BALANCE
display is used to balance the left and right audio signals
coming into the set for optimum surround sound
performance. Most of the time you will want to leave this
at mid scale. If the sound coming from your surround
sound speaker(s) has a lot of voices (instead of mostly
background ambience), you may want to adjust the INPUT
BALANCEdisplay to minimize the voices. With the INPUT

BALANCEdisplay on the TV screen, press the + and -
buttons to move to the right and to the left of the scale.
Stop at the point where voices are minimal in the surround
speaker(s).

Note: When adjusting the INPUTBALANCE,the front speakers
will automatically be muted. This allows you to hear only the
sound from the rear surround speakers. Adjust the sound to
minimize voices and to give mostly background ambience.

• Press MENUwhen Noise seqncer (sequencer): on/off is

highlighted to select either Noise seqncer: on or off. The
noise sequencer supplies audio noise to each audio
channel (left, right, center, and surround) one at a time.

This allows you to check and adjust the volume level and
balance to each channel as well as check to see if all the

speakers are working correctly.

• Press MENUwhen Done is highlighted to exit the PHANTOM

SETUP menu.

Saving, Restoring,and Returningto FactorySettings

The TV will remember your settings--even when you

turn it off. To prevent losing your personal settings
because someone changes them accidentally, you can
save them using the MEMORYMENU.After the settings
have been saved, you can restore them at a later date

using the MEMORYMENU.The MEMORYMENUalso lets you

easily restore the PHANTOMSETUPmenu to its factory
settings. Details are on page 39.

Ii

7i :

These modes provide surround sound generation and require
rear speakers. There are three surround modes to choose

from. Matrix surround simulates surround sound from a
menu broadcast. Hall surround provides surround sound from

;tereo signal, and stadium surround delays the rear sound
.onger than hall surround which gives you the feeling of being
in a larger area.

GeneralRecommendedSpeakerPlacement

forBestSurroundSoundAudio

L Connectthese (optional)speakersto connectorslabeled 2

Surround Surround
Speaker ] Speaker ]

[,(Elevated)

You can easily select MATRIX SURROUND, HALL SURROUND, or

EXTERNALon the back ofthe IV.
Connectthese speaker(s) to

speaker connector(s)labeled

SURROUNDontheback of the IV, "-_

(Elevated) ]

STADIUMSURROUNDby repeatedly pressing the SURR(surround)
button on the master remote control. You can also select

Matrix, Hall, or Stadium surr with the AUDIO MODE menu as

shown below. Then you can use the SURROUNDSETUPmenu to
adjust the functions to your personal preferences.

SelectingMatrixSurr,HallSurr,orStadiumSurrModes

1 Connect (optional) external speakers to the EXTERNAL

speaker connectors and surround speaker(s) to the

SURROUNDconnector(s) on the back of the TV. Details on

connecting speakers are on pages 72-73.

2 Display the AUDIOMODEmenu.

1 Press MENUto display the

MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or - to highlight the

AudioAdjust function in
white.

3 Then press MENUagain to

display the AUDIOADJUST

nlenu.

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight the Modefunction.

5 Then press MENUto display

the AUDIOMODEmenu.

6 Press + or- to highlight

Matrix surr, Hall surr, or
Stadium surr mode. Then

press MENU to turn on
whichever mode is

highlighted.

5 Adjust the setup menu to your personal preference. Press

+ or - to highlight the function.

• Press MENUwhen the Speaker,';: int/ext/off function is
highlighted to change the setting between Speakers: int

(internal), ext (external), or off:. Select Speakers: int to

hear sound from the TV's internal speakers. Select

Speakers: ext if you have external front speakers and you
want to hear the sound from them instead of the internal

speakers. Select Speakers: off if you do not want any
sound from the internal or external front speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Volume is highlighted to enter the

VOLUMEdisplay. Press + to increase or.- to decrease the
TV's volume. This volume control raises and lowers the

volume of the internal, external, and surround speakers.

Note: If the VOLUMEdisplay stops before it is at full volume and
the volume is not high enough, check the Volume limiter to see if it
is set too low. Details are on page 24.

• Press MENUwhen the Balance function is highlighted to

enter the BALANCEadjustment display. Then press + or -
to adjust the left/right balance until the sound seems to
originate from a point halfway between the speakers.

• Press MENUwhen Rear spkr (speaker): on/off function is

highlighted to select either Rear spkr: on or Rear spkr: off.
Leave this function set to Rearspkr: on to hear surround
sound.

• Press MENUwhen Rear volume is highlighted to enter the

REARVOLUMEadjustment display. Press + to increase the
volume from the rear surround :_peakers or - to decrease
the volume from the rear surround speakers.

• Press MENU when the Input balancefunction is highlighted

to enter the INPUTBALANCEdisplay. The INPUTBAL,t_CE
display is used to balance the left and right audio signals
coming into the set for optimum surround sound
performance. Most of the time you will want to leave
this at mid scale. If the sound coming from your
surround sound speaker(s) has a lot of voices (instead of
mostly background ambience), you may want to adjust
the INPUTBALANCEdisplay to minimize the voices. With
the INPUTBALANCEdisplay on the TV screen, press the +
and - buttons to move to the right and to the left of the
scale. Stop at the point where voices are minimal in the
surround speaker(s).

• Press MENUwhen Done is highlighted to exit the setup

menu.

3 Press MENUagain to exit the AUDIOMODEmenu and return

to the AUDIOADJUSTmenu. Setup will already be
higihlighted.

'tess the MENUbutton to enter the setup menu for the

ourround mode you have selected. If you have selected

matrix surround the setup menu is titled MATRIXSETUP.If
yOUhave selected hall or stadium surround the setup menu

is titled SURROUND.

L

Saving,Restoring,andReturningto FactorySettings

The TV will remember your settings--even when you turn it
off. To prevent losing your personal settings because
someone changes them accidentally, you can save them using
the MEMORYMENU. After the settings have been saved, you
can restore them at a later date using the MEMORYMENU.The
MEMORYMENUalso lets you easily restore the MATRIXSETUPor
SURROUNDsetup menu to its factory settings. Detail._ are on

page 39.

1 PressMENU to display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedly press+ or-

to highlight the Video
Adjustfunction.

3 PressMENU to display

VIDEOADJUSTmenu.

4 Pressthe + or- buttonto

highlight the functionyouwant
to adjust, then press MENU to

enter the adjustmentdisplay.
Press+ or-to adjust it. Press

MENU to returntotheVIDEO
ADJUSTmenu.

Pressing the - button moves the highlight down the TV
screen (one item per press).

Pressing the + button moves the highlight up the TV screen
(one item per press).

Pressing the MENUbutton when a function is highlighted
allows you to enter or adjust that function.

After a few seconds, the VIDEOADJUSTmenu will disappear
fi'om the screen if no button is pressed. To exit the menu
quickly, highlight Done and then press MENU(or press the
CLEARbutton on the master remote control).

Coloradjusts the amount of color in the picture. Press + to
increase color or press - to decrease color.

The Color temp (temperature): cool/med/warm fimction lets you
adjust the blue and red hues of the overall picture to your
personal preference. Press + or -to change.

The Noise reduce: Iow/med/high function allows you to remove
some of the picture noise caused by a weak signal. You can

select how much noise reduction you need (low, medium, or
high). Try each one and select the one that gives you the cleanest
and clearest picture.

Highlight Done and press MENUto exit the VIDEOADJUSTmenu.

Adjustingfora ColorPicturethat PleasesYou

1 Decrease color to minimum. This will leave a black-and-white

image on the screen.

2 Adjust contrast until the picture pleases you.
3 Adjust brightness until the black parts of the picture appear

black. You may need to wait until the picture shows
something you are sure is black. Be careful not to lose the
details in darkly shaded areas.

4 Increase color until you reach a pleasing level of intensity.
5 Adjust tint until flesh tones or other color objects appear

natural.

Tint adjusts the color of flesh tones. Press + to add more red tint

or press - to add more green tint.

Contrastadjusts the overall brightness and contrast of the picture.

Press + to increase contrast or press - to decrease contrast.

Brightness adjusts the brightness of the dark portions of the

piicture. Press + to increase brightness or press - to decrease
brightness.

Sharpness adjusts picture sharpness. Press + to increase
sharpness or press - to decrease sharpness.

The Auto color: on/off function allows you to select either Auto
color: on or Auto color: off. When Auto color: on is selected, the

TV will minimize the differences in color and fleshtones that
normally occur due to program variations. Press + or - to select

either Auto color: on or Auto color: off.

6 Adjust sharpness for a pleasing level of picture sharpness.

(For weak signals, the picture may be more pleasing with
sharpness decreased.)

7 Set the Auto color, Color temp, and Noise reduce features to

your personal preference.

Saving, Restoring, and Returningto FactoryVideo Settings

The TV will remember your settings-even when you turn
it off. To prevent losing your personal settings because
someone changes them accidentally, you can save them

using the MEMORYMENU. The ._ettings for color, tint,
contrast, brightness, and sharpness will be saved. After the
settings have been saved, you can restore them at a later
date by using the MEMORYMENU.The MEMORYMENUalso lets

you easily restore the video functions to their factory
settings. Details are on page 38.

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After setting the video functions to your personal
preference as described on page 37, you can use the

MEMORYMENUto save and restore them. This is helpful in

_se someone changes them accidentally.

The,.MEMORYMENUalso lets you restore the color, tint,
contrast, brightness, and sharpness settings to their
factory settings.

ToSaveand RestoreYour Personalized Video Settings

wit,_menus

1 f)isplay the MEMORYMENU.

1[Press MENUtO display

the MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or - to highlight

Specialfunctions in
white.

-_',Then press MENUagain

to display the SPECIAL

ITEMS menu.

4 Press + or - to highlight

the Setup memory
function,

5 Then press MENUto

display the MEMORY

MENU.

To Restore Your Personalized Settings: Press the + or-

button to highlight the Restore video function. Then press the
MENUbutton to restore color, tint, contrast, brightness, and
sharpness to the settings you previously saved with the Save
video setup function. The word aESTOREDwill appear on the

TV screen.

PressMENUto
restorevideoto

the settingsyou
previously

saved.

To RestoreFactoryVideo Settings

with menus

Display the MEMORYMENU. Press the + or- button to
highlight the Factory video function. Then press MENUto
restore the color, tint, contrast, brightness, and sharpness
functions to their original factory settings. The word
RESTOREDwill appear on the TV screen.

PressMENUto
restorefactory

videosettings.

To SaveYour Personalized Settings: Press the + or-

button to highlight the Save video setup function. Then
press the MENUbutton to save your settings for color, tint,

contrast, brightness, and sharpness. The word STORED
appears on the TV screen while the settings are being

stored in memory.

PressMENUto save
videosettings.

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After setting the audio functions on the STEREO,EXPD

(expanded) STEREO, DOLBY 3, PROLOGIC, PHANTOM, MATRIX, or

SUiRROUND SETUP menus to your personal preference as

lescribed on pages 28-36, you can use the MEMORYMENUto

save them. This is helpful in case someone changes them
accidentally.

To save and restore your settings, use the MEMORYMENUas
shown below.

To Restore Your Personalized Settings: Press t:he + or -
button to highlight the Restore audio function. Then press

the MENUbutton to restore the audio to the settings you
previously saved with the Save audio setup function. The

word RESTOREDwill appear on the TV screen.

The MEMORYMENUalso lets you easily restore the settings to
their factory settings.

ToSaveand RestoreYourAudio Settings

with menus

1 Display the MEMORYMENU.

1 Press MENUto display the

MAIN MENU.

2 Press + or - to highlight

Special functions in
white.

3 Then press MENUagain to

display the SPECIALITEMS
menu.

4 Press + or - to highlight

the Setup memory
function.

5 Then press MENUtO

display the MEMORY

MENU.

PressMENUto
restoreaudiotothe
settingsyou
previouslysaved.

--]z,,_

To RestoreFactoryAudio Settings

with menus

Display the MEMORYMENU. Press the + or - button to
highlight the Factory audio function. Then press MENUto

restore the audio setup functions to their original factory
settings. The word RESTOREDwill appear on the TV screen.

PressMENUto

restoreaudiosetup
functionsto factory

settings.

"re Save Your Personalized Settings: Press the + or - button
to highlight the Save audio setup function. Then press the

MENU button to save your settings. The word STORED

appears on the TV screen while the settings are being stored
in memory.

PressMENUtosave
audiosettings.

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1 PresstheMENU

buttonto displaythe
MAIN MENU.

Repeatedlypressthe

+ or- buttonto
highlight Setup in

white.

3 Pressthe MENU

buttonagainto

display theSETUP
menu.

Repeatedly press the - button to move the highlight down

(one item per press).

Repeatedly press the + button to move the highlight up (one

item per press).
Press the MENUbutton again to enter or adjust the highlighted

function.
After a few seconds, the SETUPmenu will disappear from the

screen if no button is pressed. To exit the menu quicker,
highlight Done and then press MENU(or press the CLEARbutton

the master remote control).

Antenna: input A]B: Your TV has two separate antenna inputs on
the back labeled ANTA and ANT B. Two different signal sources,

such as a home antenna and cable-TV system, can both be
connected. To switch between the two antennas, press the MENU
button when Antenna: input NB function is highlighted to switch
between the two antennas. Details are on the next page.

Priority channels allow you to create a separate channel memory
scan list consisting of up to six of your favorite channels. When the

Channels: normal/priority function in the MAIN MENU is set to
priority, pressing the CHANNELup or down button will only scan

through the favorite channels you entered in the PRIORITYCHAN
(channel) menu. Details are on page 42.

Scheduler allows you to program ,./our TV with up to three separate
programs. It will turn on automati,zally, tune to a ,;pecified channel,

and turn off automatically. You can select once to run the
scheduler only one time or you can select rpt. (repeat) weekly to run

the scheduler every week at the same time. The program will play
only once or repeat every week at the same time. Press the MENU

button when Scheduler is highlighted to display the SCHEDULER
menu. Details are on pages 44-45

The Channel memoryfunction allows you to add or erase channels
from the channel memory scan list. turn SAP on or off, turn

parental control on or off, and add or erase channel labels. Details

are on pages 30 and 47-50.

The Clock set function allows you to set the clock and day of the

week. The time and day-of-the-week display will then appear on

the TV screen whenever you turn on the TV, change channels, or
press the rv or DISPLAYbutton on the master remote control. Details

are on page 7.

Autoprogram commands the TV to automatically cycle through all
channels and place only active channels in the channel memory

scan list. The TV will then only stop on the channels in the scan
list when you press the CHANNELup or down button. Details are on

page 46.

VCRJcablesetup lets you program which channel the TV will
automatically tune when you press the VCRq,VCR2,or CABLE button.

Details are on page 43.

The CableJairfunction tells your TV whether you have a cable-TV

system or home antenna (air) connected to the antenna inputs.
Your TV is so automatic that you will probably never need to

change this function. When your TV autoprograms, it
automatically adjusts the Cable/air function for you. If you ever
need to override the automatic setting, press the MENUbutton while
the Cable/air function is highlighted to change it.

The Auto help:on/off function lets you turn on or turn off the help
messages that appear on the bottom of the screen whenever a menu

is displayed. Press the MENUbutton when the Auto help function is
highlighted to turn the help messages on or off. Details are on

page 5.

0

Your TV has two separate antenna inputs on the back

(labelled ANTAand ANTB)that allow you to connect two

different signal sources if desired. For example, you can

anect a cable-TV system to one input and a home antenna

J the other input.

By pressing the ANT(antenna) button on the remote control,
you can switch back and forth between the two signal
sources.

Listed below are some other common uses of the two
antenna inputs:

1 Connecting a cable-TV system (or antenna) to one input and a

VCR to the other.

2 Connecting a cable-TV system (or antenna) to one input and a

video game to the other.

ChangingAntennaInput

with menus

1 Press the MENUbutton to display the MAINMENUon the TV

screen. Press the + or - button to highlight Setup.

2 Then press the MENUbutton again to display the SETUPmenu.

3 Connecting a double-trunk cable system to both inputs.

4 Connecting a cable-TV converter/decoder box that scrambles

ordy premium channels and cannot be controlled by remote

control. Connection details are on pages 62-63.

.our TV provides two separate channel memories (one for

ANTAinput and one for ANTa input). This allows you to add

or erase channels into each channel memory scan list. The
channel memory scan list is the list of channel numbers your

TV will stop on when you press the CHANNELup or down

button.
When you use the Autoprogram function, the TV

automatically checks both inputs and sets up a separate

channel memory scan list for each.

ChangingAntennaInput

with master remote control

Press the ANT (antenna) button on the remote control to switch

from ANTAinput to ANTa input. Antenna B appears with the
channel number display on the TV screen to let you know you
are now watching whatever signal is connected to the ANTa

connector on the back of the TV.

Signal fromANT B
connectoronback ofl"V.

Press the MENUbutton to change the Antenna function
between Antenna: input A and input 13. Antenna B will appear
with the channel number display to let you know you are

watching whatever signal is connected to the ANT Bconnector on
the back of the TV.

Signal fromANT B
connectoronback of'IV,

When you are finished, press the + or - button to highlight
Done, and then press the MENU button to remove the SETUPmenu

from the TV screen. The SETUPmenu will automatically
disappear from the screen if you do not press a button within a

few seconds.

2 Press the ANT (antenna) button again to switch back to ANTa.

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Your TV set allows you to create a separate priority
channel memory scan list consisting of up to six of your

avorite channels. You can then set the Channels:

normal/priority function to Channels:priority SOthe TV will

only stop on the priority channels when you press the
CHANNELup or down button.

Setting Up Priority ChannelScan List

with menus

5 Press the + or - button to select another channel.

1 Display the PRIORITYCHANmenu on the TV screen.

'1 Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAINMENU.

:2 Repeatedly press the + or

- button to highlight Setup
in white.

3 Press MENU again to

display the SETUPmenu.

4 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight

Priority channels in white.

5 Press the MENU button

again to display the

PRIORITY CHAN menu.

Press the MENUbutton again to select (underline) Chl: not used.

6 Repeat steps 2 through 5 to enter up to six channels that you

want in your priority channel memory scan list.

7 When you are finished, highlight Done and press the MENU

button to remove the PRIORITYCHAN menu from the screen.

Note: After a few seconds, the PRIORITYCHANmenu will disappear
from the screen if no button is pressed.

Selecting the Priority ChannelScan List

To make your TV use the priority scan list instead of the
normal scan list, you will have to change the Channels:

normal/priority function.
1 Press the MENUbutton to display the MAINMENUon the TV

screen. Repeatedly press the + or - button to highlight the
Channels: normal/priority function in white.

m

Repeatedly press the + or - button to enter the first channel for
the priority channel scan list.

Press the MENU button again to add the channel (remove
Imderline) to the priority channel scan list.
Note: If you have labeled the channels, the label will appear with the

channel number. Details about labeling channels are on pages 48-49.

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2 Press the MENUbutton to select Channels: priority.

3 When you are finished, highlight Done and press the MENU

button to remove the MAIN MENU from the screen.

Note: After a few seconds, the MAINMENUwill disappear from the
screen if no button is pressed.

Remember to set the Channels: normal/prioriW function back
to Channels: normal if you want the TV to stop on all the

channels in the normal channel memory.

The VCR/cablesetupfunction lets you program to which
channel the TV will automatically tune when you press the

!, VCR2,or CABLEbutton on the remote. This is handy if

connect a VCR, LaserDisc player, or cable box to your

;FV. You will no longer have to remember to which input

jacks the VCR, LaserDisc, or cable box is connected

because the TV will remember for you.
For example, if you connect a VCR's AUDIO/VIDEOOUTjacks

to the TV's INPUT1jacks (as shown on page 66), you will

no longer have to remember to select channel 91 on the TV

to see what the VCR is playing. If channel 91 appears next

to the VCR1 function on the VCR/CableSETUPmenu, the TV
will automatically turn on and tune to channel 91 each time

you press the VCR1button on the master remote control.
This fianction is especially convenient if you have a

compatible VCR that can be operated by the vcal button on
the remote. Pressing VCR1will then not only turn on the

VCR, but also automatically turn on and tune the TV to the

proper channel for viewing the picture from the VCR. You

can program most brands of remote-controllable VCR's to
respond to the VCR1button as described on pages 54-55.

The VCR2 function works the same way. It lets you
program to which channel the TV will automatically tune
when you press the vcaz button on the master remote.

Pressing the VCR2button will then not only turn on the
VCR, but also automatically tune the TV to the proper
_ "ne.1for viewing the picture from the VCR. You can

• .jam most brands of remote-controllable VCR's to
respondn,to the VCR2button as described on pages 54-55.

Setting up VCR or Cable Channels

with menus

1 Connect VCR(s), LaserDisc player, and/or cable box to TV.

2 Display the VCR/Cable SETUPmenu on the TV screen.

1 Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAINMENU.

2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight
Setup in white.

3 Press MENU again to

display the SETUPmenu.

4 Press the + or - button to

highlight the VCR/eable

setupfunction in white.

Press the MENUbutton

again to display the

VCR/Cable SETUP menu.

Press the + or - button to highlight the VCR1, VCR2, or Cable

function.

The Cable function lets you program to which channel the
TV will automatically tune when you press the CABLEbutton
on the :master remote. This is handy if you have to connect
a cable box to your TV. You will no longer have to
rememlber the output channel of the cable box because the
TV will remember for you.

For example, if you connect a cable box to the TV's

CABLE/ANTENNA connector (as shown on pages 62-63), you

will no longer have to remember to select channel 3 or 4 on
the TV to see what is coming from the cable box. By
entering the cable box's output channel (usually 03 or 04)
next to the CABLEfunction, the TV will automatically tune
to that channel each time you press the CABLEbutton on the

remote.

This function is especially convenient if you have a
remote-controllable cable box that can be operated by the

CABLEbutton on the remote as described on page 64.
Pressing the CABLEbutton will then not only switch the
remote to cable mode but will also automatically tune the

TV to the proper channel for viewing the picture from the

cable box.

Press the MENUbutton to select the input to which you have
connected your VCR or cable box (Ch 3 ant A, Ch 4 ant A,

ch 91 inpl, ch 92 inp2, ch 3 ant B,ch4 ant B).

Notes about Selecting a channel number:

• Select Ch 91 inpl if your VCR or cable box is connected to the TV's
audio and video INPUT 1 jacks.

• Select Ch 92 inp2 if your VCR or cable box is connected to the TV's

audio and video INPUT2 jacks.

• Select Ch 3 ant Me (or Ch 4 ant A/B) if your VCR or cable box is
connected to one of the TV's CABLE]ANTENNAconnectors labeled

ANT Aor ANTa. Select the same channel number (3 or 4) as the
position of the VCR's CH3/CH4 switch. This is the channel to which

you must tune your TV for viewing signals from your VCR. Select
ant A if your VCR or cable box is connected to the ANTA connector

on the back of the TV. Select antB if your VCR or cable box is
connected to the ANT Bconnector on the back of the TV.

• Refer to pages 62-63 or 66°68 if you want to review details about
connecting your cable box, VCR, or LaserDisc player.

When you are finished, press the + or - button to highlight

Done and then press the MENUbutton to remove the menu
from the TV screen.

Note: Pressing the CLEARbutton on the master remote will also
quickly remove the menu from the TV screen. After a few seconds,

the menu will automatically disappear from the screen if no button is

pressed.

.__o.

The scheduler allows you to enter up to three separate
programs. The TV will turn on automatically at the time

selected, tune to the selected channel, and turn off
automatically at the selected time. Each program can be

set for one-time or to be repeated weekly.

• Select the "once" mode if you want the TV to turn on and
play the program once.

• Select the "rpt. weekly" mode if you want the TV to turn
on and play the program every week at the same time.

Programming the Scheduler
1 Display the SCHEDULERmenu on the TV screen.

Note: The clock must be set before you can program the SCHEDULER.

Details are on page 7.

1 Press the MENU button to

display the MAINMENU.

2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight
Setup in white.

3 Press the MENU button again

to display the SETUPmenu.

4 Repeatedly press the + or -

button to highlight
Scheduler in white.

5 Press the MENUbutton again

to display the SCHEDULER
menu.

• If you select entries: current, when you press the MENUbutton,

the channel number and antenna input you are tuned to,
current time, and day of the week will automatically appear.

The mode function will be set to once.

• If you select entries: clear, when you press the MENUbutton,
the information in the SCHEDULERfor the program number

selected will be cleared.

• If you do not want the current information entered
automatically or to clear the scheduler, select entries: (blank).

Press the MENUbutton to exit (remove highlight) the entries
function.

Select a program number (l, 2, or 3). Press the MENUbutton
to highlight program: 1. Repeatedly press the + or - button to
select program: 1, 2, or 3. Press the MENUbutton again to
select (remove highlight) the program number.

Optional: Select an entry (current or clear). Repeatedly
press the + or - button to select (underline) entries. Then

press the MENUbutton to highlight entries and repeatedly
press the + or - button to select clear, current, or a blank
space for no entry.

Enter the channel number. Press the + button to select

(underline) Ch. Then press the MENUbutton to enter (highlight)

the Ch function. Repeatedly press the + button to enter a higher
channel number or the - button to enter a lower channel number.

Press the MENU button to exit (remove highlight) tl_e Ch
function.

Select an antenna input (A or B). Press the + button to select
(underline) the Ant function. Then repeatedly press the MENU

button to select Ant A or Ant B. Details about antenna A and B

are on page 41.

_m

Set the time you want the TV to turn on.
1 Press the + button to select (underline) the on: hr function.

Then press the MENUbutton to enter (highlight) the on: hr
function. Repeatedly press the + button to enter a higher
hour or the - button to enter a lower hour. Press the MENU

button to exit (remove highlight) the hr function.

2 Press the + button to select (underline) the on: rain function.

Then press the MENObutton to enter (highlight) the on: rain
function. Repeatedly press the + button to enter higher

minutes or the - button to enter lower minutes. Press the
MI'NObutton to exit (remove highlight) the min function.

Select the day or days of the week you want the TV to turn on.
Press the + button to select (underline) the day. Press the
MENUbutton to highlight the day. Then press the + button to
move to the next day. Do this for each day of the week that
you want the program to come on. For example, if you want a

program to come on Monday through Friday, highlight M, T,
w, T, and F.

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

I iunday

M T W T F S S

Program the TV to play your program one time or to repeat it
every week.

Press the + button to select (underline) the mode function.

Then repeatedly press the MENUbutton to select off, once, or

rpt. weekly.

3 Press the + button to select (underline) the ampm function.

Then press the MENUbutton to select am or pro.

Set the time you want the TV to turn off. Repeat the steps

above to enter the off time.

• Select mode: once if you want your program to play one

time.

• Select mode: rpt. weekly if you want the program to play

every week at the same time.

• Select mode: off if you do not want the program to play.
This is useful if you have programmed the TV to come on at
the same time every week and you are going to be away.
When you return, you can set the mode function back to

rpt. weekly.

10 Follow steps 1 through 9 to enter two more programs in the

scheduler if desired. When you are finished, repeatedly press
the + or - button to select (underline) Done and press the

MENUbutton to remove the SCHEDULERfrom the screen.
Note: You can also press the CLEARbutton on the master remote to

quickly remove the SCHEDULERfrom the screen. After a few seconds,
the SCHEDULERwill disappear from the screen if no button is pressed.

45

Tile channel memory scan list is the list of channel

numbers your TV will stop on when you press the CHANNEL
Up,or down button. You can program any list of channels
inl:o the channel memory.

The quickest way to program the channel memory is to use
the Autoprogram function. The TV will automatically cycle
tbzrough all channels and place active channels into the
channel memory scan list.

First follow the instructions below to AutoProgram
channels, and then add or erase individual channels as
desired.

AntoProgrammingChannelsinto ChannelMemory

with menus

Press the MENUbutton to start the TV autoprogramming.
The TV will first program all channels for ANTAinput

and then program all channels for ANTBinput (even if

you have only one antenna input connected). The TV

will display the Active Channels menu on the screen.

After a few seconds, the Active Channels menu will

display information about the channel memory scan list
for ANTA and ANT B.

1 Connect home antenna(s) and/or cable-TV system to your set.

2 Display the SETUP menu on the TV screen.

'l Press the MENU button to

display the MA_NMENU.

',2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight
Setup in white.

r

3 Press the MENUbutton

again to display the SETUP
menu.

3 Press the + or - button to highlight the Autoprogram function

in white.

Notes: The Autoprogram function will place into memory
active channels that have a valid signal at the time you

AutoProgram your TV. Occasionally an active channel may be
missed if its signal is very weak or the channel happened to be

"off the air" during AutoProgramming. An inactive channel
may be included in the channel memory scan list if there

happens to be some sort of "noise" or "stray signal" on the
channel during AutoProgramming.

Signals from sources connected to the INPUTjacks on the back
will not be AutoProgrammed. Channel 91 0NPUT 1) and
channel 92 (INPUT 2) can be added to the channel memory scan

list.
The TV automatically senses whether you have connected a

home antenna (air) or cable-TV system (cable) to the ANT
inputs and adjusts the Cable/air function when it
AutoPrograms. If you should ever need to override the
automatic setting, display the SETUP menu, highlight the
Cable/air function, and press the MENU button to change the
setting.

When the TV has finished cycling through both antenna
inputs (A and B), you can check to see what channels
are in the ANTA channel memory scan list by pressing
the CHANNELup or down button. Your set will stop on
each of the channels in the channel memory scan _t.

To check the channels in the ANT8 scan list, press the
ANT (antenna) button on the master remote or display the
SETUPmenu and press the MENUbutton to change the

Antenna: input A/B function to Antenna: input B. Then
press the CHANNEL up or down button to see the channels
in memory for antenna input B.

._ Note: If the TV does not cycle through all the channels

programmed into channel memory when you press the
CHANNELup or down button, make sure the Channels:

normal/priority function in the MAINMENUis set to normal.

Details are on page 42.

46m

Adding and Erasing Channels in Channel Memory

with menus

Press MENUto add (Scan List: in) or erase (Scan List: out) the

selected channel in the channel memory scan list

Display the CHANNELMEM (memory) menu on the TV screen.

1 Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAiNMENU.

2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight

Setup in white. --J"-

3 Press the MENUbutton

again to display the

SETUP menu.

4 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight

Channel memory in white.

5 Press the MENUbutton

again to display the

CHANNEL MEM menu.

To enter the channel you want to add or erase from the

hannel memory scan list, press MENUto select (underline) the

Channel function. Then press + for a channel with a higher
number or- for a channel with a lower number.

Note: Thechannel numberto which the TV is currently tunedwill
auto:rnaticallyappear in the Channel function.

• To add a channel, press MENUto change the Scan List: in/out

function to Scan List: in.

//

• To erase a channel, press MENU_Ochange the Scan List:

in/out function to Scan List: out.

When you are finished, press the + or - button to highlight

Done and press the MENU button.
Note: After a few seconds, the CHANNELMEM menu will

automatically disappear from the screen if no button is pressed.
Pressing the CLEARbutton on the master remote control will quickly

remove the menu from the TV screen.

Adding Video Input Channels tothe ChannelMemory

Scan List

Press MENU tO exit (remove underline) the Channel function,

and then press + or - to highlight the Scan List: in/out
function.

You can add video input channels (91 and 92) to the,
channel memory scan list. If you have a video device

(such as a VCR, camcorder, or laser disc player) connected
to the INPUTjacks on the back of the TV, you can view its

signal by pressing the iNPUTbutton, selecting channel 91 or
92 with two number buttons on the master remote, or

adding channels 91 and 92 to the channel memory scan
list.

Add channel 91 to the channel memory scan list to view
the signal from iNPUTt and add channel 92 to view the
signal from iNPUT2. Adding channels 91 and 92 to channel
memory allows access to the video inputs by pressing the
CHANNELup or down buttons.

4___!

The channel labeling function lets you enter labels (names)
for each channel number. The label you enter will then

ppear in the channel number display below the channel

_Jumber. You can select from 107 built-in labels or create
your own label (up to five characters) for each channel.

Labeling Channels

with menus

Display the CHANNELMEMmenu on the TV screen.

! Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAINMENU.

:2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight
Setup in white. _-

3 Press the MENUbutton

again to display the

SETUP menu.

Repeatedly press the +
or - button to highlight

Channel memory in
white.

Select one of the built-in labels or create your own label (up
to four characters).

Select a built-in label

1 Press the + or - button to display one of the alphabetical

built-in labels. Press + to move to the next label in the
list or press - to return to the previous label.

2 Press the MENU button to select the label (remove

underline).
Note: Several of the built-in channel labels for standard

channels have art that will automatically appear in the channel
display area along with the channel number and label. These

labels are followed by an asterisk in the chart below.

3 Press the + or - button to highlight DONE and then press

the MENUbutton to remove the menu from the screen.

Press the MENUbutton
again to display the

CHANNEL MEM menu.

The currently tuned channel will appear in the Channel
function. Enter the number of the channel you want to label
by pressing the MENUbutton to select (underline) the Channel
function. Then press + for a higher channel or - for a lower
channel. Press the MENUbutton again to exit (remove
underline) from the Channel number.

Press the + or - button to highlight the Label function. Then
]press the MENUbutton to select (underline) the Label function.

Chartof Built-in Channel Labels

A&E* Dallas Learning Sci-Fi
ABC* Denver Lifetime* Scores

ACTS Discovery* Local Seattle
All News Disney* Local Ads SelecTV

AMC Drive-In :Los Angeles Shopping
America E! Miami Showtime*

Atlanta ESPN* Movie Smart TV
BET* EWTN MTV* Sports

Boston Family* Music Stardust
BRAVO First Run Nashville Starion
Business Fitness NBC* SuNshine

C-SPAN FNN New York Superstation
C-SPAN II Fox* News TBS*

Calendar GamePort Nickelodeon* TMC
CBS* Government Nintendo TNN*

Chicago GuestCinel Nostalgia TNT*
Cinemax* GuestCine2 Pay-View Travel

Classics HA! PBS* USA*
CMT* HBO* Playboy VCR
CNBC* HBO Comedy Prevue VCR1
CNN* Headline* Prime Tick VCR2
Comedy HomeSports QVC* VH-I*
Community HomeTeam Radar VISN

Country HS C Religious Weather*
Court TV Independent Request* WGN*
CTN Indianapolis Request2 WPIX*

CVN Laser Disc Satellite You Enter

* This label, when stored in the channel memory, will be accompanied by

on-screen art whenever you change channels or press the IV or DISPLAY
button on the master remote.

(continuedonnext page)

Create yourown label

1 Press the + or - button to select Label: You Enter and create

your own label (up to five characters) using the built-in
characters.

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST
UVWXYZabcdefghijk lmnopqr
stuvwxyz0123456789.- (Blank Space)

1 Press the MENUbutton when Label: You Enter is underlined

to display the following.

Continue to label channels by entering the channel number in
the Channel function and selecting a label with the Label
function. When you are finished, highlight Done and press the

MENUbutton.

ErasingChannelLabels

withmenus

Display the CHANNELMEMmenu on the TV screen. To erase a
channel's label, enter the number of the channel in the Channel

function. The currently tuned channel will automatically appear
in the Channel function.

Enterchannel
numberhere

ll

2 Press the MENU button again to select the first position.

Ill/

Ill/

3 Press the + or - button to display one of the built-in

characters. Then press MENUto enter the character.

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4 Press the + button to move to the next position. Repeat

steps 2 and 3 above until you have entered up to five

characters in your label.
]Notes: To erase a character, enter a blank space.

l!fyou do not press a button within a few seconds, the CHANNEL
MEMmenu will disappear from the screen and you will have to

re-enter the characters.

Press the + or - button to highlight the Erase Label function.
Then press the MENUbutton to erase the label.

When you are finished, press the + or - button to highlight Done
and then press the MENUbutton.

Note: After a few seconds, the CHANNELMEMmenu will automatically
disappear from the screen if no button is pressed. You can also quickly
remove the menu by pressing the CLEARbutton on the master remote

control.

5 When you are finished, press the + button to move the

underline highlight to the asterisk (*), and press the MENU
button (remove underline) to enter your label.

Parental control lets you lock out any channels that you do
not want your children to watch. The channels you lock

_ut can not be accessed from the front of the TV. The

channels are still accessible using either remote control.
Just hide the remote controls if you do not want your

children to access the locked out channels.

Activating Parental Control

with menus

Press MENUand then press + or - to highlight the Parent Ctrl:
on/off function.

1 Display the CHANNEL MEM menu on the TV screen.

1 Press the MENU button to

display the MAIN MENU.

2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight

Setup in white.

3 Press the MENU button

again to display the

SETUP menu.

4 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight
Channel memory in white.

5 Press the MENU button

again to display the

CHANNEL MEM menu.

Press MENU to turn the Parent Ctrl: on/off function on or off.

• When the Parent Ctrl: on/off function is set to on, the
channel will be locked out.

• When the Parent Ctrl: on/off function is set to off, the
channel will not be locked out.

Enter the channel you want to lock out. Press MENUto select

(underline) the Channel function. Then press + for a channel

with a higher number or - for a channel with a lower number.
Note: The currently tuned channel number will automatically appearin

the Channel function.

When you are finished, press the + or - button to highlight
Done and press the MENUbutton.
Note: After a few seconds, the CHANNELMEMmenu will

automatically disappear from the screen if no button is pressed.
To quick remove the menu from the TV screen, press the CLEAR

button on the master remote control.

Pressthe MENU buttonto
displaytheMAIN MENU.

Repeatedlypressthe +or-

buttontohighlight Special

functionsin white.

Pressthe MENU buttonagain to
displaytheSPECIALITEMS

menu.

r

Repeatedly press the - button to move the highlight down
(one item per press).

Repeatedly press the + button to move the highlight up
(one item per press).

Press the MENUbutton again to enter or change the
highlighted function.

After a few seconds, the SPECIALITEMSmenu will disappear
from the screen if no button is pressed. To exit the menu
quicker, highlight Done and then press MENU.

Sleep limer: The sleep timer can be programmed to

natically turn off your TV after a period of up to nine
h_,urs and 30 minutes. This is useful if you want to watch
TV for an hour or so before going to bed. Details are on

page 52.

Time function: The Time function lets you set intervals for
the time to automatically appear on the TV screen. You can

set the Time function for 1, 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes.

Tosetthetimefunction:

Display the SPECIALITEMSmenu, and repeatedly press the + or -
button to highlight the Time function.

Repeatedly press the MENUbutton to select 1 rain, 5 rain,

15 rain, 30 rain, or 60 rain. The time will automatically appear

on the: TV screen at the time interval you select. For example, if
you select 5 rain, the time display will appear on the TV screen
every five minutes.

Note: Select Time : none if you do not want the time display to
automatically appear.

Auto demo,IDTV demo, and Sleep derno:These functions

can be activated to let your TV automatically demonstrate

key features.

• Auto derao displays a variety of your TV's special
features including 1DTV (Improved Definition TV) and
PIP (Picture-In-Picture).

• low (Improved Definition TV) derao displays a split
screen simulation comparing normal TV to IDTV.

• Sleep demo demonstrates how the sleep timer works.

Tostart the demo functions:

1 Display the SPECIAL ITEMS menu, and repeatedly press

the + or - button to highlight the derao function you
want to see.

HighlightAuto demoto see a
demonstrationonthe "I'V'especial

features,

Highlight IDTVdemoto see a
demonstrationof ImprovedDefinition

TV.

HighlightSleep demotoseea
demonstrationofthe sleeptimer. __

2 Press the MENUbutton to start the demonstration. Press any

button on the front panel of the TV or remote control to stop
the demonstration.

y

Setupmemoryfunction: This function lets you save arltt

recall your personalized settings for video and audio. It
restores the settings to the factory settings. Press + or - to
highlight setup memory in white, and then press MENUto
display the MEMORYMENU.Details are on pages 38-39.

1 Press+or-to highlight Setup

memory function.

2 PressMENU to display the

MEMORYMENU.

Timewill automatically appear
onTV screen every5 minutes

Caption and Caption mode:These functions lets you display the

audio portion of a program as text on the TV screen. This is
useful to the hearing impaired or anyone who wants to watch a
program without sound. Details are on page 30.

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The sleep timer can be programmed to automatically turn

:off your TV after a period of up to 9 hours and 30

_?i_inutes. . This is useful if you want to watch TV for an

_::"_hour or so before going to bed.

Setting the Sleep Timer

with menus

1 Display the SLEEPTIMERmenu on the TV screen.

| Press the MENUbutton to

display the MAiNMENU.

2 Repeatedly press the +

or - button to highlight
Special functions in

white. --_,,-

3 Press the MENU button

again to display the

SPECIAl ITEMS menu.

4 Press the MENUbutton

again to display the

SLEEPTIMER menu.

The sleep timer will begin to count down to zero. The
amount of time in the SLEEPTIMERmenu will appear with the

channel number display on the TV screen whenever you
change channels or press the rv or DISPLAY button on the

master remote control.

Amountof Time

inSleep Timer

When the sleep timer counts down to one minute (0:01), a
display will appear on the bottom of the TV screen and the

picture will begin to get smaller. When the display reaches
0:00, the TV will turn off. If you want the TV to stay on

when this display appears, press the rv button on the master
remote (or the MENUbutton on the simplified remote). The

sleep timer will be cancelled. To add more time to the sleep
timer when the countdown display appears, reset the

SLEEPTIMER menu.

Press the + button to enter the amount of time you want the
TV to stay on. Every time you press the + button, the time
increases 30 minutes (up to 9 hours and 30 minutes). Press

the - button to decrease the time 30 minutes.

1 hour,30 minutes

Press the MENU button to remove the SLEEPTIMERdisplay
from the TV screen.

Note: After a few seconds, tile SLEEPTIMERmenu will
automatically disappear from the screen if no button is pressed. To

quickly remove the SLEEP'rIMERfrom the screen, press the CLEAR
button on the master remote control.

Picture reduces
in size when
amountoftime

in sleep timer is
lessthanone

minute.

Cancelling the Sleep "timer

To cancel the sleep timer, display the SLEEPTIMERmenu and
press the - button until the display reads 0:00.

,,emote ButtonsThat ControlProScanLaserDisc Players

The advanced ProScan universal master remote control can
also control a ProScan LaserDisc player with the VCR2

buttorL
To control a compatible ProScan LaserDisc player, first

press the VCR2button to put the remote control in the
"LaserDisc" mode. The buttons shown above will then

operate the LaserDisc player. The buttons may not operate
all of the functions on the LaserDisc player. You may only

be able to control some of your LaserDisc player's

functions.

(_ VCR2 to put remote control the "LaserDisc

(_ CHANNELUpand Down Buttons:

Button: Press the in

mode" so other buttons will control the player. Press the rv
button to put the remote back into the "TV mode".

• CHANNEL up button: Same as CHAPTER/TRACK SEARCH _'1_

button on LaserDisc player. Press to search for the
beginning of a certain chapter (or track) on a disc that is
playing or skip to the beginning of the next chapter (or

track).

• CHANNEL downbutton: Sameas CHAPTER/TRACK SEARCH ]'_'q

button on LaserDisc player. Press to return to the beginning
of a disc that is playing or return to a previously played
chapter (or track).

DISPLAYButton: Press information

Q to display about the disc

that is playing.

(_) CLEARButton: Press to clear search operations and digits

entered incorrectly for special operations.

(5_) STOP to stop any operation a disc is

(_) PAUSEButton: Press to pause the disc that is playing. Press

Q PLAYButton: Press to start a disc playing.

(_) PROG(Program) Button: Press to display the LaserDisc

(_) ANT (Antenna) Button: Same as DIGITAL!ANALOGbutton on

(_) Buttons: Press these buttons to search for a

(_) OFF/ON Button: Press to turn the LaserDisc player on or off.

Button: Press when

playing. Press when the disc player is stopped to olin the
disc table.

again to start the disc playing.

player's program menu on the TV screen.

LaserDisc player's remote control.

Number and CS

particular chapter (or track) on a disc that is playing. These
buttons are also used to enter information for special

operations. The cs button is the same as the 10button on the
LaserDisc player.

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GeneralAccessoryCable Information

Antenna (or cable-TV) connections are made with either

;oaxial antenna cable or twin-lead cable. Coaxial cables

- are shielded so they are less susceptible to hum or
interference from adjacent cables.

Slip-onEnd

41[ Screw-on End

Round75-ohmcoaxialcable

The following accessories are available from most
ProScan dealers and electronics supply stores in case
you want to position your components farther apart or

need additional cables.

AntennaCables

Screw-on Cable attaches
to the round antenna

connectors (called 75-ohm
F-type) on the back of

your VCR or TV. The

AH037(3-ft)

ends screw onto the
connectors for a secure
connection.

Flat 300-ohmtwin-lead cable

Most audio/video connections between components can be
made with shielded audio and video cables that have

RCA-type phono connectors.

StandardAudio/VideoCablewith
RCA-Iypephonoplugs

(suchas AH069G)

_olor-CodedJacks

The jacks on the TV's monitor panel are color-coded for
ease of use. The VIDEOjacks are yellow, the right AUDIO

jacks are red, and the left AUDIOjacks are white. When

connecting components to each other, be sure that you
always connect left outputs to left inputs and right outputs

to fight inputs. If a component has only one output

(mono), connect it to the R/MONOINPUTjack.

To connect S-VHS (Super-VHS) components, an S-VHS
video cable is required.

S-VHSCable(suchas186008orVAA020)

Gold-PlatedJacks andGold-'lippedCables

Your ProScan monitor panel is equipped with gold-plated
jacks. The gold plating helps prevent oxidation of contacts
which provides less signal loss than conventional contacts.
A complete line of gold-tipped cables is available to help
you obtain optimum performance from your equipment.

Gold-TippedCables
AH065G(6.ft)

AH066G(10-ft)

Audio/VideoCables

Gold-TippedCables
AH069G(3-tt)
AH070G(5-ft)

Gold-TippedCable
AH075G(6-ft)

Push-on Cable attaches to
the round antenna

connectors (called 75-ohm
F-type) on the back of
your VCR or TV. Ends
push on for a quick

connection.

Audio/Video Cable
Shielded cable for

connecting AUDIOand VIDEO

jacks. Has an RCA-type

phono plug on each end.

Monaural VCR Dubbing

Cable

Double cable that lets you

connect the VIDEOand
AUDIOjacks of two VHS

VCR's to duplicate tapes.
Can also be used to

connect a VCR to your
TV. Cable is color coded

and shielded. Has RCA-
type phono plugs on each

end.

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Gold-'tippedCable
AH077GIS-R)

Stereo VCR Dubbing
Cable

Triple cable that lets you
connect the VIDEOand AUDIO

jacks of stereo

components.

To program the remote to control another brand of VCR, _d_(s)

ju,;t press VCR1(or VCR2), then ID,then the two-digit code

number for your brand of VCR. Although most VCR's are
compatible, the TV's remote may not be able to control
every VCR brand and model depending on the VCR's age
and remote control system.

1 Press

4 PressOFF/ON

to test --

3 Presstwo

number
buHons

Programming Remote To Control Other Brands ofVCR's

VCR1

(orVCR2)

2 Press

ID

Refer to the chart at the right to find the code number that
corresponds to the brand name of your VCR. Keep this

number in mind. If more than one number is listed, you
may need to try each one separately until you find the one

that works.

i Press vcal or vcR2button on remote (depending on which

button you want to program for that VCR). You can
program each button to control a different VCR.

2 Press IDbutton on remote.
3 Press two number buttons (first one, then the other) to

enter the code number for your brand of VCR. You must
press the two number buttons within three seconds of

pressing to.

4 Point the remote at the VCR, and press the OFF/ONbutton to

test the code number. If the right number was entered, the
VCR should turn on. If the VCR does not react to the

remote, repeat steps 1thru 4 with another code number.

Note: Some older VCR's do not have an OFF/ONswitch on their
remote controls and cannot be turned on and off remotely. If you

have this type of VCR, you can test the code number by pressing the
CHANNELbutton instead of the OFF/ONbutton. Make sure the VCR is

already turned on when you test the code number.

Operating Notes: After the remote is programmed, it will turn on the
VCR whenever you press vcm (or VCR2)and then OFF/ON.

You'll be able to control the VCR whenever the remote is in the "VCR
mode". To put the remote in the "VCR mode", press the VCR1or

VCR2button (depending on which button you programmed). The other
VCR buttons (such as PLAY,PAUSE,STOP,REWIND,FF,and RECORD) will
control the VCR when the remote is in the "VCR mode".

To change channels on the VCR, press vcm (or vcaz), then CHANNELup
or down. To turn off the VCR, press vcm (or VCR2),then OFF/ON.
This remote will control the basic functions of compatible VCR's. It will

nm be able to control the advanced functions of all brands of VCR's.
You may have to reprogram your remote if you change its batteries.

Notes About Controlling Two VCR's

This remote can control two VCR's independently as long as each VCR
operates on a different remote transmitting code.
If neither of your VCR's have switchable code capabilities, you still may

be able to use the V.CRINCR2feature to control two VCR's of the same
brand since many older VCR's use remote codes that are different than

newer VCR's. You may want to experiment to see what works with
yo ar particular VCR' s.

Aiwa 15
Akai 03, 22, 23

Audio Dynamics 14, 16
Broksonic 10

Canon 08
Capehart 01

Citizen 09
Craig 12

Curtis Mathes 00, 08, 15
dbx 14, 16
Dimensia 00

Emerson 10, 20, 34
Fisher 12, 18, 19
Funai 15
GE 00, 07, 08, 32

Goldstar 09
Hitachi 05, 35, 36
Instant Replay 08

JCPenney 02, 05, 08, 14, 16, 30
JVC 02, 14, 16, 30

Kenwood 02, 14, 16, 30
Magnayox 08, 29

Marantz 02, 14, 16, 29, 30

Mart a........................................ 09_

Memorex 08, 12
MGA 04, 27

Minolta 05

Mitsubishi 04, 27

Montgomery Ward 06
Multitech 07, 15, 32

NEC 02, 14, 16, 30
Panasonic 08

Pentax 05
Philco 08, 29

Ph!lips ...................... 08, 29

Pioneer 05
ProScan 00

Quasar 08
RCA 00, 05, 07,t28, 35, 37

Realistic 02, 06, 08, 12, 15
Samsung 07, 32

Sanyo 02, 12'_
Scott 04, 13
Sears 02, 05, 18, 19

Sharp 06, 24
Shintom 31

Sony 17, 26, 38
Sylvania 08, 15, 29
Symphonic 15

Tashiko 09
Tatung 30

Teac 15, 30
Technics 08

Teknika 21
Toshiba 05, 13

Vector Research 14, 16
Video Concepts 14, 16

Wards 06, 25
Yamaha 02, 14, 16, 30
Zenith 11, 17

Note: Refer to the information sheet packed with your remote control
for the latest list of brand names and code numbers. Because this list is

constantly growing, the information sheet packed with your remote
control may be a later version of this lisl and contain additional brands
and/or code numbers. 55

The digital remote control that came packed with your TV
is also capable of controlling a compatible audio

component.
To program the remote just press the AUDIObutton, then

press the IObutton, then enter the two-digit code number
for your brand of audio equipment from the chart below.

Refer to the chart below to find the code number that
corresponds to the brand name of your audio equipment.

If more than one number is li:_ted, you may need to try
each one separately to find the one that works.

2

Press the AUDIObutton on the remote.

3

Press _Dbutton on the remote.

4

Press two number buttons (first one, then the other) to

enter the code number for your brand of audio
equipment.

Note: You must press the two number buttons within three seconds
of pressing the IDbutton.

Point the remote at the audio equipment and press the

OFF/ONbutton to test the code number.

• If the right number was entered, the audio equipment
will turn on.

• If the audio equipment does not react to the remote,
repeat steps 1 thru 5 with another code number.

Operating Notes:
After the AUDIObutton is programmed, the buttons described on the

next page will operate the basic functions of most audio equipment.
Depending on the age, brand, model, and type of audio equipment,

some models may not be able to respond to all the function buttons
listed. You will want to experiment with each button to determine

the exact function for your component.

AMP

ads
Akai

Dimensia
Dynamic Bass

Fisher

jvc

Kenwood
Kyocera

Marantz
Mitsubishi
Nakamichi

Panasonic
Pioneer

RCA
Sansui
Sherwood

Sony
Teac

Technics
Yamaha

Note: Refer to the information sheet packed with your remote control

for the latest list of brand names and code numbers. Because this list of
brand names is continually growing, the information sheet packed with

your remote control may be a later version of this list and contain
additional brands and/or code numbers.

01

02,08

23

16

17
09
22

15
20

12

14
24

11,13

21

10

18,19

AM/FM CD TAPE PHONO AUX

03
29

30,35

38

42
03

49

52

07

25

32

36
39

07,43,44

45

46

50

06

26,27

33,34

37

40,41

06

48,53

51

05
28

05

47

04

31

(14,54

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After the AUDIO button is programmed, the buttons described

bellow will operate the basic functions of most audio

equipment. Depending on the age, brand, model, and type of
audio equipment, some models may not be able to respond to
all the function buttons listed. You will want to experiment

with each button to determine the exact function for your
component.

AUDIOButton: Press to put remote in "Audio Mode" so

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other buttons will control the audio component. Some
components will turn on automatically when you press
the aUOtObutton. Press the iv button to put remote back

into "TV Mode".

CHANNELButtons:Press to select the next higher or

lower channel in the component's channel memory.

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VOLUMEButtons: Press to change volume level.

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MUTEButton: Press to quickly reduce sound to its

minimum level. Press MUTE again or VOLUME up to

restore the sound.

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IDButton: Press when programming remote to control

audio equipment.

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STOPButton: Press to stop whatever the component is

doing: playing, recording, rewinding, etc.

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RECORDButton: Press to start recording.

FF(FastForward)Button: Press while component is

®

stopped to fast forward tape.

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REWINDButton: Press while component is stopped to
rewind tape.

®

PAUSEButton:Press to pause play or record. To release

pause, press again.

PLAYButton: Press to start component playing.

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ANT(Antenna)Button:Performs various functions

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depending on the type of equipment. Experiment with
this button.

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NumberButtons:Press two numbers to directly select a
channel.

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OFF/ONButton:Press to turn on component. Press again
to turnoff. Some components will turn on automatically
when you press the AUDIObutton.

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Q AUDIOOUTPUTSSURROUNDJack

(4_ AUDIO OUTPUTSCENTERJack

_) AUDIO OUTPUTS

HI-FI (R]MONO
and LEFT)Jacks __

(R/MONOand
LEFT)Jacks

]_) AUDIO INPUTS2

(R]MONOand
LEFT)Jacks

CABLE]ANTENNA
(ANTA, ANT B,
and CONVERTER
Connectors

(_) AUDIOOUPUTS(SELECT

R]MONOandLEFT)Jacks,
VIDEOOUTPUTS(SELECTVIDEO
OUTPUTJack, and SELECT
S-VIDEOOUTPUTConnector)

(_ VIDEOINPUT2 Jack and S-VIDEOINPUT 2 Connector

(_) EXTERNAL

Speakers

Terminals

VIDEOINPUT 1Jack and S-VIDEOINPUT 1Connector

PICTURETILTPOLARITY
(-1+) Switch

_ AUDIO INPUTS2(R]MONOandLEFT)Jacks, and

VIDEOINPUT2Jack, andS-VIDEOINPUT 2 Connector

These AUDIOand VIDEOINPUT2jacks provide for
direct connection of video devices (such as VCR' s,

camcorders, and laser disc players) or compatible
home computers and TV games with audio/video

outputs.
The S-V_DEOINPUT2connector allows for direct

connection of an S-Video device to receive the full
benefit of the S-Video format. An optional S-Video

cable is required.
Notes: Be sure to also connect the audio cables. The

S-Video cable carries only video.
If you are planning to view the signal from INPUT2 on the

small picture during picture-in-picture operation, be sure to
also connect the normal video cable. S-Video video can not

be viewed on the small picture.
Select channel 92 on the TV to see the signals from a

device connected to the INPUT2jacks. Press CHANNEL
up or down, or repeatedly press the INPUTbutton or

two number buttons on the master remote control to
select channel 92.

Connections details are on pages 66-69.

_L_

AUDIOINPUTS1 (R]MONOandLEFT)Jacks, a_
VIDEOINPUT1Jack, andS-VIDEOINPUT1 Connector

These AUDIOand VIDEOINPUT1jacks provide for
direct connection of video devices (such as

VCR' s, camcorders, and laser disc players) or
compatible home computers and TV games with
audio/video outputs.

The S-VIDEOINPUT1 connector allows for direct
connection of an S-Video device to receive the full

benefit of the S-Video format. An optional
S-Video cable is required.

Notes: Be sure to also connect the audio cables. The
S-Video cable carries only ,video.

If you are planning to view the signal from INPUT'1on the
small picture during picture-in-picture operation, be sure to

also connect the normal video cable. S-Video video can not
be viewed on the small picture.

Select channel 91 on the TV to see the signals
from a device connected to the INPUT1jacks. Press
CHANNELup or down, or repeatedly press the INPUT

button or two number buttons on the master
remote control to select channel 91.

Connections details are on pages 66-6.9.

AUDIOOUTPUTSHI-FI(R/MONOand LEFT)Jacks feed
volume-controlled stereo audio out from whatever is

displayed on the TV screen. Allows connection of an
external audio amplifier and still lets you adjust sound

level with the TV's remote. Optional speakers and
amplifier are required. Connection details are on

page 70.

AUDIOOUTPUTSCENTERJackfeeds volume-controlled

"center-sound" audio out from whatever is displayed on

the TV screen. Allows connection of audio amplifier in

case you want to drive "center-channel" sound louder
than the TV speakers will allow. Prologic or Dolby 3

stereo audio mode must be turned on to hear the
"center-channel" sound (optional speakers and amplifier

are required). Connection details are on page 71.

AUDIOOUTPUTSSURROUNDJackfeeds volume-
controlled surround-sound audio from whatever is

displayed on the TV screen. Allows connection of
audio amplifier in case you want to drive the surround

speakers louder than the SURROUNDspeaker terminals
will allow. Prologic, prologic phantom, matrix

surround, hall surround, or stadium surround audio
mode must be turned on to hear the "surround" sound.

Optional speakers and amplifier are required. Details

are on page 71.

AUDIOOUTPUTS(SELECTR/MONOandLEFT)Jacks,and
VIDEOOUTPUTS(SELECTVIDEOOUTPUTJackandSELECT
S-VIDEOOUTPUTConnector)provide fixed level audio and

video output from whatever is displayed on the TV
screen (including the video signal from the SELECT

S-VIDEOOUTPUTconnector). They provide audio and
video signals suitable for recording. These can be used
for several applications such as:

• VCR editing with two or three VCR' s (page 67).

• Recording TV programs onto a camcorder (page 69).

• Recording cable-TV programs onto a VCR that is not

cable ready (page 67).

• Recording audio onto an audio cassette tape recorder

(page 70).

Notes:Rememberthatthe signal comingoutofthesejacks is
whateveryou see (and/or hear)on the TVscreen. So, whatever

youwant torecordmust be displayed on the TVscreen during

recording. Themenusanddisplays (such as clockandchannel

number)thatareonthescreencannotberecorded.
TorecordfromanS-VHScomponent,youmustalsoconnectan

optional S-Videocablefrom the SELECTS-VIDEOOUTPUTconnector

ontheTVtothe S-VHSINPUTconnectoronthe VCR.

EXTERNALSpeakersTerminals permit direct connection

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of optional external speakel"s. Connection details are

on pages 72-73.

Important: To hear sound from the external speakers, they
must be turned on using the Speakers: int/ext/off function on

the AUDIOADJUSTSETUPmenu for the audio mode you have
selected. Details are on pages 28-36.

PICTURETILTPOLARITY(-/+) Switchallows correction of

®

Earth's magnetic field effect on an extra large color
picture tube. Details are on page 3.

®

SURROUNDSpeakersTerminalspermit direct connection
of auxiliary speakers for surround-sound effects.
Prologic, prologic phantom,, matrix surround, hall

surround, or stadium surround audio mode must be

selected, and the Rearspkr: on/off function on the

AUDIO ADJUST SETUPmenu for that mode must be set to

Rear spkr: on to hear the "surround" sound. Optional
speakers are required. Details on connecting speakers

are on pages 72-73.

Note: 8-ohm speakers should be used.

®

PICTURETILTSTRENGTH(HIGH/LOW/OFF)Switchallows

correction of Earth's magnetic field effect on an extra
large color picture tube. Details are on page 5.

®

CABLE/ANTENNA(ANTA, ANTB,and/orCONVERTER)
Connectorsare used when attaching either a home

antenna and/or a cable-TV system to your TV.

Connection details are on pages 61-65.

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CompatibleComponents

Pluggingin Power Cords

A wide variety of compatible VCR's, camcorders, and

LaserDisc players are available. Check with your dealer

for details.

Other brands of components can also be connected to your
TV. Refer to the component owner's manual for the
manufacturer's recommended hookup instructions.

PositioningComponentson Shelvesin Rack

If you are connecting several components and plan to use a
stand or component rack, follow these general rules when

arranging your components.
If the components are arranged horizontally, allow at least

an inch or two of space between them so air can circulate
freely. This will also provide some space between the

devices to minimize interference.
If components are arranged vertically on shelves, place the

stereo amplifier at the top so that heated air rising from it
will not pass around the other components.

Do not block the ventilation holes in the components.
If components are placed on rugs or deep-pile mats, the
w,_ntilation holes in the bottoms may be blocked and
overheating could result.

Do not plug your TV's power cord into another
component's outlet (switched or unswitched). Your TV

should only be plugged into a wall outlet or suitable power
strip outlet.

Do not plug any power cord into a wall outlet until you are

finished making connections.

Many components have "convenience outlets" on their
back panels so you can plug power cords from other

components into a "convenience outlet" instead of a wall
outlet. Usually these outlets will be labeled either

"switched" or "unswitched".

If the outlet is labeled "switched", that means power to the

outlet will be switched off when the cpmponent's power

button is switched off.

If the outlet is labeled "unswitched", that means power will

always be available at that outlet, even when the

component is turned off.
Depending on the size of your system, you may prefer to

use an extension cord or a "multiple adapter" to get enough
outlets for all your components.

The power cords on your ProScan components are

"polarized" (one blade is wider than the other). Be sure

the extension cord or multiple adapter is also polarized.
The plug should fit in the outlet only one way.

Tt,rn Off Power Before ConnectingComponents

Always turn off power to all components before you
connect or disconnect any cables. This will protect your
components from possible electrical surges that could

damage your equipment.
This is a good practice for all your audio and video

components - TV's, VCR's, audio systems, computers, etc.

PositionSpeakersto AvoidInterference

Placing external speakers with unshielded magnets too
close to the TV may result in the speaker magnets affecting
the quality of the picture. Such speakers should be located
at least eight inches away.

If unshielded speakers are too close to the TV, colored

st:teaks will appear along the sides of the picture. If this
happens, turn off the TV for several minutes while moving
the speakers farther away. Then turn the TV back on.

PositionCablesto Avoid Hum

The possibility of picking up hum (interference noise) in
the audio/video cables will be :reduced if you keep them
away from the back of the TV. Route the cables to the
sides of the TV's back panel instead of straight down the

middle.

All cable plugs should be firmly seated in the jacks where
they connect to the equipment. If a plug is not connected
firmly, audio hum or smeared video may result.

If your antenna cable is flat twin-lead cable, try to keep it
away from the audio/video cables as much as possible.

Excess flat, twin-lead cable should be cut off instead of
coiled behind the TV. Round, coaxial, antenna cable is
usually shielded and can be coiled or placed next to

audio/video cables without causing interference.

Follow one of the steps below to connect an indoor or outdoor antenna to your TV if you do not have a cable-TV system.

!_k° If your home antenna cable is a 75-ohm, round, coaxial cable that carries only VHF (channels 2-13),

only UHF (channels 14-69), or VHF and UHF channels, connect it to your set like this:

Backof TV

CABLE/ANTENNA

Incoming Cable _ |_1_11-- _ --
from Home

Antenna

-- -- _ -9

CONVERTER

B o if your home antenna cable is a 300-ohm, flat, twin-lead cable that carries only VHF (channels 2-13),

only UHF (channels 14-69), or VHF and UHF channels, connect it to your set like this:

Back oITV

i CABLEIANTENNA

IncomingCable
from Home
Antenna

Pushon

ANTA

ANT B

ANT A

ANTB

Antenna Adapter

(such as #193983)* CONVERTER

C_ • If your home antenna cable(s) are a 75-ohm, round, coaxial cable that carries VHF (channels 2-13) and

a 300-ohm, fiat, twin- lead cable for UHF (channels 14-69), connect it to your set like this:

Incoming

Cables from UHF

Home

Antenna(s) and

VHF .-_..

'-"" _ _ ANTA

\ (s.nhos_n97ssl)*

Do if the antenna cables coming from your home antenna(s) are two 300-ohm, flat, twin-lead cables

as shown here, connect them to your set like this:

Incoming
Cables from

Home
Antenna(s)

UHF -"' '---.-. Pus,on__

aod ANTB

__ __ _ _ _ __ ANTA

VHF

Back ofW

CABLE/ANTENNA

ANT B

CONVERTER

Antenna Mixer CONVERTER

(suchas#193984}*

Note: Be sure to connect the UHF antenna cable to the
UHF screws on the Antenna Mixer and the VHF antenna
cable to the screws marked VHF.

* Optional accessory available from your dealer or electronics supply store. Mail order form is on page 75.

Follow one of these steps to connect a cable-TV system to your TV instead of a home antenna. Since cable-TV systems
vary, you may wish to consult your local cable-TV company for additional information.

!_.ko Follow this diagram if your cable company does not require a converter/decoder box (no scrambled channels):

Back of TV

CABLEI ANTENNA

ANTA

Incoming _

Cable ANT B

CONVERTER

R.

Follow this diagram if your cable company requires a converter/decoder box that can be controlled by remote control.
Most brands of remote-controllable boxes can be controlled by the remote that came packed with your TV.
Details for programming your TV's remote to also control the converter/decoder box are on page 64.

See diagram D if you want to connect a VCR.

Incoming Back olW

Cable

CABLE/ANTENNA

ANTA

Remember to tune your TV to the
output channel of the converter box
(usually 2, 3 or 4) when selecting

channels via the converter box.

CONVERTER / DECODER BOX

C.

Follow this diagram if your cable company requires a converter/decoder box that can not be controlled by remote control:

CONVERTER

Scrambled Cable-TV Channels
Some cable-TV decoders require that you manually switch from regular to scrambled channels on the decoder

whenever you wish to view the premium pay channels. By connecting the decoder to the ANTA input and CONVERTER

output on your TV and leaving the decoder box set to the scrambled channel, you can switch between the scrambled
and unscrambled channels by using the TV's remote control.

Simply press the ANT (antenna) button on the remote control to
switch between the scrambled and unscrambled channels.

Unscrambled cable channels will come through the ANT Binput.
Antenna B will appear in the channel number display whenever

you are tuned to the input from ANT a.

AntennaCables*
(suchasAH037)

\

CONVERTER / DECODER BOX

\

The scrambled channel from the decoder box will come through Sack,IW
the ANT A input. Be sure to leave the decoder box set to the CABLE/ANTENNA

scrambled channel, and remember to tune your TV to the output Cabin _

Incoming

channel of the converter box (usually 2, 3, or 4).

ANTA

ANTB

* Optional accessory available from your dealer or electronics supply store. Mail order form is on page 75.

62.__

CONVERTER

l-), Follow this diagram if your cable company requires a converter/decoder box for premium channels and you also want to

connect a VCR.

Coaxial AntennaCables*

(suchasAH037orAH065G)

Incoming
Cable

2-way Signal Splitter*_

(suchasAH047)

Converter/DecoderBox

Remember to tune the
VCR to the output channel

of the converter box
(usually 2, 3, or 4).

Most cable companies that require use of a converter/decoder
box only require the box for scrambled premium channels

like HBO or Showtime. All the other cable-TV channels can
usually be viewed without the converter box. Therefore, by

using a signal splitter, you can send the incoming cable-TV

signals directly to the TV and also through the
converter/decoder box and VCR as shown above.

You can easily switch between the signals coming into the

aNTA connector and the ANTBconnector by pressing the ANT

(antenna) button on the master remote control. Antenna B
will appear in the channel number display when you are
seeing the signal from the ANTBinput.

The cable-TV channels that are not scrambled can then be
seen whenever the TV is receiving the ANTA signals. The

cable-TV channels that are scrambled can then be seen
through the converter box and then through the VCR

whenever the TV is receiving the ANTBsignals. Most VCR's
will feed the signal through their antenna jacks even when
the VCR is turned off. This allows you to watch scrambled
channels from the converter box without having to turn on

the VCR.

Back of "IV

CABLE/ ANTENNA

ANT A

AI_TB

CONVERTER

Remember to tune the TV to the output
channel of the VCR (usually 3 or 4)-the

same channel as the position of the VCR's
CH3/CH4 switch.

BackofVCR

Note: You can also connect the VCR's AUDIOand VIDEOOUTjacks to
the TV's AUDIOand VIDEOINjacks as shown on page 66. The
audio/video connections are necessary for stereo playback from the
VCR. To see the signals from the VCR that are going into the TV's
INPUTjacks, select TV channel 91 if you connected the VCR to the
INPUT 1 jacks or select channel 92 if you connected the VCR to the
INPUT2jacks.

(Optional S-VHS VCR's) To take advantage of the S-VHS (Super
Video) format, also connect the VCR's S-VHS OUT connector to the

TY's S-VIDEOINPUT1 or 2 connector (the same one to which you
connected the normal audio and video). When you select channel 91 or
92, the TV will automatically select S-VHS video if it is available.

This connection can be useful because it will let you record a
scrambled channel on the VCR at the same time you are
watching an unscrambled channel through the ANTA

connector on the TV.

* Optional accessory available from your dealer or electronics

supply store. Mail order form is on page 75.

63

If your cable box has its own remote to change channels,
you will probably be able to program the TV's remote to

control both the TV and the cable box.
The TV's remote is designed to control several brands of

cable boxes. To program the remote, just press CABLE,then
IO,,then the two-digit code number for your brand of cable

box. Refer to the chart below to find the code number for
your cable box. Press the OFF/ONbutton next to confirm

operation. You may need to try each of the code numbers
listed until you find the one that works.

Press

4 Press0FF]ON CABLE

to test.

3 Presstwonumber

buttons
(See list below.)

After the TV's remote is programmed, you will be able to
turn on the cable box by pressing CABLEthen OFF/ON.You

can change channels on the cable box by pressing the
CHANNELbuttons whenever the remote is in the "cable

mode". To put the remote in the "cable mode", press the
CABLEbutton. Press the TVbutton to put the remote back

into the "TV mode" so the remote buttons will control the
TV again.

ProgrammingRemoteToControlCableBox

with masterremotecontrolonly

Refer to the chart at the left to find the code number that
corresponds to the brand name of your cable box. Keep

this number in mind. If more than one number is listed,
you may need to try each one separately until you find the

one that works.

PressID

Anvision 07, 08

2ablestar 07, 08

Eagle 08
Eastern International 02

General Instrument 04, 05, 15, 23, 24, 25, 30, 36
Hamlin 12, 13, 34
Hitachi 37, 43
Jezrold 04, 05, 15, 23, 24, 25, 30, 36
MACOM 37, 43
Magnavox 07, 08, 19, 26, 28, 29, 32, 33, 40, 41

NSC 09
Oak 01, 16, 38

Oak Sigma 16
P_uaasonic 27, 39

Pkilips 07, 08, 19, 26, 28, 29, 32, 33, 40, 41
Pioneer 18, 20

Randtek 07, 08

RC.A 27
Regal 12, 13
Regency 02

Scientific Atlantic 03, 22

Sy:tvania 11
Teknika 06
Texscan 10, 11

Tocom 17, 21
Unika 31

Viewstar 07, 08, 19, 26, 28, 29, 32, 33, 40, 41
Zenith 14, 42
Note: Refer to the information sheet packed with your remote control

for the latest list of brand names and code numbers. Because this list is

constantly growing, the information sheet packed with your remote
corttrol may be a later version of this list and contain additional brands
and/or code numbers.

64

1

Press CABLE button on remote.

2

Press IDbutton on remote.

3

Press two number buttons (first one, then the other) to enter

the code number for your brand of cable box.
Note: You must press the two nuraber buttons within three seconds

of pressing the IDbutton.

Point the remote at the cable box and press the OFF/ONbutton

to test the code number.

• If the right number was entered, the cable box should turn
on. Pressing the CHANNELbuttons should then also change

channels on the cable box.

• If the cable box does not react to the remote (or if the remote
turns on the cable box but does not change channels), repeat

steps 1 through 5 with another code number.

Operating Notes: After the remote control is programme_l, it will
turn on the cable box whenever you press CABLEand then OFF/ON.

To turn off the cable box, press CAnLE,then OFF/ON.
To change channels on the cable box, press CABLEthen CHANNEL

up or down.
After you program the remote control, you can use the VCa/cable

Setup function on the SETUP menu to automatically turn on the cable
box and tune the TV to the correct channel for the cable box when

you press the CABLEbutton. Details are on page 43.

Your new TV is designed to receive up to 181 channels in
the U.S.A. including 125 unscrambled cable channels (see
chart at right). To use this TV with a cable-TV system,
conftrm that the cable-TV system is properly connected to
your TV. Since cable systems vary, you may wish to
consult your local cable-TV company for additional

information.

If your cable-TV company follows EIA/NCTA channel-
identification standards, most of the channels offered by
your cable company will be identified by channel numbers
that are identical to those on your TV. For example, if your
cable-TV system has programs on cable channel 20, you

can choose this channel by selecting channel 20 on
your TV.

If your cable company offers cable channels 90, 91, or 92
you can tune them by selecting the TV channels shown

below.

90 126"
91 127"

92 128" i

ScrambledCable-TVChannels

Some cable companies offer scrambled "premium-pay"
channels. Descrambling these signals for normal viewing
requires the use of a descrambler device (cable box) which
is generally provided by the cable company.

How you connect the cable box to your TV depends upon
whether or not the cable box can be controlled by remote

control. The TV's remote can also control most brands of
cable boxes, so if your cable box is remote controllable,

you will want to connect it as shown in Diagram B on

page 62. Instructions for programming the TV's remote to

control the cable box are on page 64.
If your cable box can not be controlled by remote control,

you will still be able to remotely switch between a
scrambled channel and unscrambled channels with the

connection shown in Diagram C on page 62 or in

Diagram D on page 63.

The chart below lists the "total" broadcast (off-air) and cable
channel count.

• Low VHF A-8 (Channel 01) - 1

• VHF (Channels 2-13)** L2** 12"*

* To tune cable channels 100 through 128, press and hold number button

"1" until "1--" appears on the screen, then enter the other two numbers.

Some cable-TV companies do not follow the EIA/NCTA
standards and instead assign their own channel

identification. For example, some use the standard
broadcast channel numbers (2-13) for channels 2-13, but
identify their other channels with letters. If your cable
company does not follow the EIA/NCTA standards, ask

them for a cross reference that shows to which channels
you should tune your TV to receive their cable-TV

channels.
Not all cable-TV channels will be active on your particular

cable-TV system. Also some cable companies may require
the use of a decoder with their cable-TV system. Consult

your cable company or local dealer for details.

• UHF (Channels 14-69) 56 -

• Low Midband A-5 thru A-1 (Channels 95-99) *** - 5***

• Midband (Channels 14-22 or A-I) - 9

• Superband (Channels 23-36 or J-W) - 14

• Hyperband (Channels 37-64 or W+I to W+28) - 28

• Ultraband (Channels 65-94 and 100-125 or
W+29 to W+84)

Total ** 68 125

** VHF is only counted once in total channel count because you can

receive channels 2-13 on both "off-air" and "cable" channels.
Therefore the total channel count for "off-air" and "cable" is 181

channels (68+125-12=181).

*** Channels 95, 96, and 97 are not applicable in Canada. Therefore

the total number of channels for Canada is 178 (68+122-12=178).

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These connections allow you to record TV programs and play back tapes.

')referred Method z.wa

litter** Coaxial Antenna Cables*

-- z_ ,i

Incoming Cable From
Antenna orCable-'rv System

** Tlmsu optinnal accessories (nne AH047-

2-way splitter, two AH065G-antenna
cnbles, end one AH077G-audio/video cable)
are avaiJable as akit under #AVHbO0.

Shown here is the preferred method of connecting a VCR to
your TV if you are in an area with good signal reception.
This method uses a 2-way signal splitter to run separate

signals to the VCR and TV. This way you can view either TV
programs or VCR tapes and not be concerned about the

position of the VCR's TV/VCRswitch. If your cable company
req,ires a decoder box for premium channels, refer to

page 63.

Note: The audio/video connections from the VCR to the TV are

required for you to watch tapes being played by the VCR.

Optional S-VHS (Super VHS): If your VCR has an S-VIDEO

or S-VHSOUTconnector, connect it to the S-VIDEOINPUT1

Optional S-VHS Cable* (suchas 186008)

connector on the TV in addition to the other three audio and
video cables. An optional S-VHS cable is required. S-VHS

can not be viewed on the small PIP (Picture-In-Picture)
picture.

Operation: If the VCR is connected to INPUTIjacks as
shown, select TV channel 91 to view whatever the VCR is

playing.
If you connect a second audio/video device to INPUT2, select

TV channel 92 to view whatever the second device is playing.

Note: You can program your TV to automatically select the proper VCR
input channel (91 or 92) when you press the VCR1 or VCR2button. Details

are on page 43.

Simplified Method

Optional S-VHS Cable* (suchas 186008)

Incoming Cable From _PI I

Antenna orCable-'_ System _ Back ofVCR

Coaxial Antenna Cables*
(suchas AH037 orAH065)

|

VIDEO AUDIO

Shown here is a simplified method of connecting a VCR to
your TV. This method is best for areas with poor signal

reception. If your cable company requires a decoder box for
premium channels, refer to page 63.

Note: The audio/video connections from the VCR to the TV are
optional; however, these additional connections usually produce a better-
quality picture during VCR playback. These connections are required

for stereo or S-VHS playback from VCR's.

Optional S-VHS (Super VHS): If your VCR has an S-VHSor

VIDEOOUTconnector, connect it to the S-VIDEOiNPUT1

_on:aector on the TV in addition to the other three audio and
video cables. An optional S-VHS cable is required. S-VHS

can not be viewed on the small PIP (Picture-In-Picture)
picture.

6_

* Optional accessories are available from most dealers and electronics supply stores. Mail order form is on page 75.

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Operation: If the VCR is only connected to the ANT

connector (no audio or video cables connected), select TV
channel 3 or 4 to see the signal from the VCR (the same

channel the CH4/CH3switch is set to on the VCR).
If the VCR is also connected to the INPUTIjacks as shown,

select TV channel 91 to view whatever the VCR is playing.

If you connect a second audio/video device to tNPUT2, select
TV channel 92 to view whatever the second device is playing.

Note: You can program your TV to automatically select the proper VCR
input channel (3, 4, 91, or 92) when you press the VCR1 or VCR2button.

Details are on page 43.

SpecialRecordingontoVCR

Optional S-VHS Cable" (such as 186008)

i

S-VIDEO

IN

Audi(
|suchasAH_)

This connection only allows you to record on the VCR
whatever is currently being displayed on the TV screen
except for menus and special effects. This is not a
common application for recording with your VCR, but you

may find it useful in certain situations. You will also be
able to record signals from another VCR (or similar
device) that is connected to the TV's INPUT1or INPUT2

jacks.

The TV must remain turned on during recording. If you
change channels on the TV, the channel change will be
recorded on the VCR tape unless you pause the VCR
dusting recording.

Because your TV is cable-compatible, this application
may be used to record cable-TV programs from the TV

onto a VCR that is not cable-compatible.

You may also want to use this connection to dub or edit
VCR tapes with two or three VCR's. By connecting one

VCR (or camcorder) to the INPUT1jacks and another VCR
(or camcorder) to the iNPUTajacks, you will be able to

selectively edit and record whatever is playing on the TV
screen onto a third VCR (or camcorder) connected as
shown here to the SELECTOUTjacks.

Back of

If you connect a surveillance system to your TV, you
will be able to record what the camcorder is displaying
on the TV screen by connecting a VCR (or camcorder)
to the SELECTOUTjacks as shown here.

Optional S-VHS (Super VHS): If your VCR has an

S-VIDEOor S-VHSINconnector, connect it to the

SELECTS-WDEOOUTPUTconnector on the TV in addition
to the left and right audio cables. An optional S-VHS

cable is required.

Operation: To see the signal fi:om a device connected

to the INPUT_jacks, select channel 91. Select channel

92 to see the signal from a device connected to the
INPUTajacks. The S-video signal will automatically

override the regular video signal when it is available.

Notes: Menus and displays like clock and channel do not come
through the SELECTOUTjacks.

The inset picture from the picture-in-picture can be recorded from
the SELECTOUTjacks.

* Optional accessories are available from most dealers and electronics supply stores. Mail order form is on oa_,e 75. 6__7

Optional S-VHS Cable* (suchas 186008)

Back of LaserDisc Player

(such asAH069G)
Audio/Video Cables*-- am-- LB_J

, AUDIO OUTPUTS ,

CI_rrER SELECT

i

Back of TY

VIDEO I_'rPUTS

S-VHSor StandardLaserDisc Player

An S-VHS or standard laser disc player can be connected
directly to your TV. If you have another device, such as a

VCR connected to the INPUT1jacks, you can connect the
player to the INPUT2jacks.

If you have an S-VHS laser disc player, connect the S-VHS

video cable to the S-VIDEOINPUTconnector on your TV. If you
have a standard VHS laser disc player, connect the video

cable to the VIDEOINPOr jack of your TV. With either video
connection, attach the audio cables to the AUOIOINPUTS

(R/MONOand LEFT)audio jacks.

Note: If you are planning on using the signal from these inputs in the

small picture during PIP (Picture-In-Picture) operation, be sure to also
com_ectthe normal video cable. S-VHS video can not be viewed on the

small PIP picture.

* Optional accessories are available from most dealers and electronics

supply stores. Mail order form is on page 75.

Operation: If the player is connected to the INPUT1jacks,
select TV channel 91 to view whatever the player is
playing.

If the player is connected to the INPUT2jacks, select TV
channel 92 to view whatever the player is playing.

Note: If you connect a ProScan LaserDisc player that responds to the
VCR2button on the remote control, you can program your'TV to

automatically select the proper input channel (91 or 92) when you
press the VCR2button. Details are on page 43.

AVIO0_ --

(Audio/Video Out)

(Usually Supplied
With Camcorder) lidao

S-VHSor StandardVHSCamcorder(Playback)

This connection allows you to play back tapes in the
camcorder and watch them on the TV.

An S-VHS or standard camcorder can be connected
dh:ectly to your TV. If you have another device, such as a

VCR connected to the iNPUT1jacks, you can connect the
camcorder to the INPUT2jacks.

If you have an S-VHS camcorder, connect the S-VHS
video cable to the S-VIDEO_NPOTconnector on your TV. If

you have a standard VHS camcorder, connect the video
cable to the VIDEOINPUTjack on the back of your TV. With

either video connection, attach the audio cable to the AUD(O

INPUTS 1 R/MONO audio jack.

S-VHS Cable (sometimes a separate cable
that attaches directly to camcorder)

-[--'l÷

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;_'TURe1LT

Notes: If your camcorder has stereo audio cables, connect left to
LEFTand right to R/MONO.

If you are planning on using the signal from an S-VHS camcorder in
the small picture during PIP (Picture-In-Picture) operation, be sure to

also connect the normal video cable. S-VHS can not be viewed on
the small PIP picture.

Operation: If the camcorder is connected to the INPUT1

jacks, select TV channel 91 to view whatever the

camcorder is playing.
If the camcorder is connected to the iNPUT2jacks, select

TV channel 92 to view whatever the camcorder is
playing.

S-VHSCable (sometimes a separate cable

that attaches directly to camcorder)

I (Usually supplied with comcorder)

AV INJack
{Audio/VideoIn)

Video

S-VHSor StandardVHSCamcorder(Recording)

This connection allows you to record onto the camcorder
whatever is currently being displayed on the TV screen.
You will also be able to record signals from a VCR (or

similar device) that is connected to the TV's iNPUT1or

INPUT 2jacks.

The TV must remain turned on during recording. If you

change channels on the TV, the channel change will be
recorded on the camcorder tape unless you pause the
camcorder during recording.

You may also want to use this connection to dub or edit
x1CR tapes with two or three camcorders (or VCR's). By

Jnnecting one camcorder (or VCR) to the INPUT1jacks

and another camcorder (or VCR) to the iNPUT2 jacks, you

will be able to selectively edit and record whatever is
playing on the TV screen onto a third camcorder connected
as shown here to the SELECTOUTjacks.

* Optional accessories are available from most dealers and electronics supply stores. Mail order form is on page 75.

If you connect a surveillance system to your TV, you
will be able to record what the camera is displaying on

the TV screen by connecting another camcorder (or
VCR) to the SELECTOUTjacks as shown here.

Optional S-VHS (Super ¥I-IS): If your camcorder has
an S-VHSINconnector, connect it to the SELECT S-VIDEO

OUTPUTconnector on the TV in addition to the audio
cables.

Operation: To see the signal from a device connected
to the INPUTl jacks, select channel 91. Select channel

92 to see the signal from a device connected to the

INPUT 2jacks.

Note: Menus and displays like clock an,:]channel do not come
through the SELECTOUTjacks.

The small picture from picture-in-picture can be recorded from the

SELECT OUT jack.

AudioAmplifier

_fyour amplifier is not part of a "system" that has its own

emote, connect it to the TV as shown here. (If the amplifier
is part of a system that has its own remote, you may choose to
cormect it to the TV as shown below using the SELECTOUT

jacks.)

With the connection shown here, you will be able to change
and mute volume with the TV's remote control. You will also

be able to remotely control the audio tone by adjusting the
TV's graphic equalizer.

Audio/Video Cables*

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Connection: Connect the AUDIO OUTPUTS HI-FI OUT (R/MONO
and LEFT)jacksto the corresponding input jacks on the stereo

amplifier. If your amplifier is not stereo (mono), connect it to
the TV's a/MONOjack. Consult the amplifier owner's manual
for the manufacturer's recommended hookup.

Operation: If desired, turn off the TV's internal speakers
using the Speakers:int/ext/offfunction on the AUDIOADJUST

SETUPmenu for the audiomodeyou haveselected. Details

are on pages 24-36. Adjust the amplifier for normal listening.

You can also control sound with the VOLUMEand MUTEbuttons
on the TV's remote.

_,utlioCassetteRecorderorAmplifier

.f your amplifier is part of a "system" that has its own remote
corttrol, connect it to the AUDIOOUTPUTSSELECT(R/MONOand

LEFT)jacks as shown here.

The "fixed level" audio signal present at these jacks is also

ideal for connecting an audio cassette recorder to record audio
from the TV.

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This constant audio signal is not affected by pressing the
volume buttons on the TV's front panel or the TV's remote

corttrol.

Connection: Connect AUDIO OUTPUTS SELECT (R/MONO and
LEEr)jacks to the corresponding input jacks on the stereo

amplifier or audio cassette recorder. If your amplifier is not
stereo (mono), connect it to the TV's a/MONOjack. Consult

the equipment owner's manual for the manufacturer's
recommended hookup.

Operation: Select a TV channel and turn down the sound on
the TV, or turn off the TV's internal speakers using the
Speakers:int/ext/offfunction on the AUDIO ADJUST SETUP menu
for the audio mode you have selected. Details are on
pages 24-36. Adjust sound with controls on the amplifier or
_,assette recorder. If the amplifier or cassette recorder is part

a "system" that has its own remote, use the system's

remote to adjust sound.

*Optional accessories are available from most dealers and

electronics supply stores. Mail order form is on page 75.

Audio/Video Cables*

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SurroundSoundAudio

Connecting an amplifier to the AUDIO OUTPUTS SURROUND

jack gives you the ability to get more surround-sound

audio volume than the SURROUNDspeakers terminals will
allow.

With the connection shown here, you will be able to
adjust the volume of the surround sound audio by using

the Rear volume function on the AUDIO ADJUST SETUP

menus for prologic, prologic phantom, matrix surround,

hall surround, and stadium surround audio modes as

described on pages 32-36.

Connection: Connect the AUDIOOUTPUTSSURROUNDjack
to the input jack labeled MONOon the stereo amplifier. If
your amplifier does not have a MONOjack, yOUmay need
a Y-adapter (available from most electronics supply

stores) to hear sound from both channels. Consult the
amplifier owner's manual for the manufacturer's

recommended hookup.

Note: If desired, you can connect one set of surround speakers to the
TV and another set of surround speakers to an amplifier that is

co;anected to the TV's AUDIOOUTPUTSSURROUNDjack.

Operation: Select prologic, prologic phantom, matrix
surround, hall surround, or stadium surround audio as

described on pages 32-36. Adjust the volume of the

surround-sound audio to the mid-range by using the Rear

volume function on the AUDIOADJUSTSETUPmenu for the

audio mode you have selected. Adjust the amplifier so
that the surround audio is at a normal listening level.

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CenterSoundAudio

Connecting an amplifier to the AUDIOOUTPUTSCENTER

jack gives you the ability to get more center-sound

audio volume than the TV will allow.
With the connection shown here, you will be able to

adjust the volume of the center sound audio by using the

Center volume function on the AUDIO ADJUST SETUP menus

for Dolby 3 stereo or prologic audio modes as described
on pages 31-33.

Connection: Connect the AUDIOOUTPUTSCENTERjack to

the input jack labeled MONOon the stereo amplifier. If
your amplifier does not have a MONOjack, yOU may need
a YLadapter (available from most electronics supply
sto_:es) to hear sound from both channels. Consult the
amplifier owner's manual for the manufacturer's
recommended hookup.

Operation: Select Dolby 3 stereo or prologic audio as

described on pages 31-33.

Adjust the volume of the center sound audio to the mid-

range by using the Center volume function on the AUDIO

_JUSTSETUPmenu for the audio mode you have

,elected. Adjust the amplifier so that the center audio is

at a normal listening level.

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You can connect up to four additional speakers to the back
of your TV-two to the EXTERNALspeakers terminals and two

nore to the SURROUNOspeakers terminals. If you connect a

stereo amplifier or receiver to your TV, you may prefer to
connect the speakers to the amplifier or receiver instead of
the speaker terminals on the TV.

When you connect speakers to the EXTERNALspeakers

terminals, be sure to turn on the speakers using the

Speakers: int/ext/off or the Ext spkrs: on/off function in the

AUmOADJUSTSETUPmenu for the audio mode you have
selected. When you select Speakers: ext in the AUDIOADaUST
SETUPmenu, the internal speakers are turned off and sound
wil]tthen come through the external speakers you
connected to the EXTERNALspeakers terminals.

To obtain surround-sound effects from the prologic,
phantom prologic, matrix surround, hall surround, or
stadium surround audio modes, connect two speakers to
the SURROUNDspeakers terminals on the back of the TV and
position them at the rear of your viewing area, elevated to
standing head level. You may wish to connect a stereo

amplifier or receiver to the AUDIOOUTPUTSSURROUNDjack to
get a volume level of surround sound audio that is higher

than the SURROUNDspeakers terminals will allow.
When you connect speakers to the SURROUNDspeakers

terminals, be sure to turn on the speakers using the Rear
spk,':on/off function in the AUDIOADJUSTSETUPmenu for the

audio mode you have selected. When you select Rear spkr:

n, the surround sound will then come through the external

speakers you connected to the EXTERNALspeakers terminals.
If you want to connect an amplifier to your TV with its

own set of speakers attached to it, you can turn off the
TV's speakers using the Speakers: int/ext/off or the Int spkrs:

on/off function (depending on which menu you are looking
at) :inthe AUDIOADJUSTSETUPmenu for the audio mode you

have selected. Setting the Speakers: int/oxt/off or the Ext
spkrs: on/off function to off will turn off the TV's internal

speakers and any speakers connected to the EXTERNAL
speakers terminals. Speakers connected to the SURROUND
speakers terminals will remain on, so you will be able to
create surround-sound effects when using the amplifier.

ConnectingSpeakersto Back of Amplifieror Receiver

If you connect an amplifier or receiver to your TV, connect
the speakers to the amplifier/receiver instead of the TV.
Sound from the TV will then come through the
amplifier/receiver. You can also connect additional

surround speakers to the back of the TV, if desired.

The diagram below shows how to connect external

speakers to the speaker terminals on the back of a typical
amplifier/receiver. Check the owner's manual for your
amplifier/receiver if its speaker terminals look different

than those shown below.

Notes: After connecting the speaker wire, pull it gently and check that it
is connected securely to its terminals.

Do not allow the wire core to protrude from its terminal or contact other
wires or terminals. If the cores of two wires touch each other, damage to
components could result.

1st Set of Speakers

Connect to A Terminals

Receiver

(Optional)

2nd Set of S_eakers

Connect to B Terminals

Important Note: When connecting the speaker wire, make s[Tre you
connect the (+) terminal on the amplifier or receiver to the (+) terminal
on the speaker. One side of the speaker wire is usually marked with a
white stripe to help you connect (+) to (+) and (-) to (-). If the (+) and
(-) terminals are not matched properly, _:he speakers will not be "in
phase" causing reduction in low frequencies (bass).

Caution: Do not connect external speakers to more
than one audio source at a time. You can

comlect a set of speakers to either the TV or
the amplifier but not to both at the same

time. If you connect the same speakers to
both the TV and the amplifier (or to more

than one set of terminals), you will
probably damage your equipment.

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ConnectingSpeakersto Back ofTV

If you connect an amplifier or receiver to your TV, connect
the speakers to the amplifier/receiver instead of the TV.

You can also connect additional surround speakers to the
back of the TV, if desired.

If you do not connect an amplifier or receiver to your TV,
you can connect external speakers to the back of the TV to

enhance sound from the TV.
The diagram at the right shows how to connect external

speakers to the terminals on the back of the TV.

If necessary, remove the
vinyl covering from the

ends of the speaker wire
and twist the wire core.

Press and hold down the
lever of the speaker

terminal while inserting the
wire core into the hole. Be

sure to connect (+) to (+)

and (-) to (-) (explained in
the important note in the

next column).

3 Release the lever.

EXTERNALSpeakersTerminals

SURROUNDSpeakersTerminals

Notes: After releasing the lever, pull gently on the wire and check that it

:s connected securely to its terminal.

)o :notallow the wire core to protrude from its terminal or contact other

wires or terminals. If the cores of two wires touch each other, damage to

components could result.

GeneralRecommendedSpeaker Placement

for Best SurroundSound

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Speaker Speaker

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Connect these speakers
to connectors labeled

EXTERNALon the back

of your TV.

Connect these speakers
to connectors labeled

of your TV.

TV [ Speaker J

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Important Note: When connecting the speaker wire, make sure you
connect the (+) terminal on the TV to the (+) terminal on the speaker.
One side of the speaker wire is usually marked with a white stripe to
help you connect (+) to (+) and (-) to (-). If the (+) and (-) terminals

are not matched properly, the speakers will not be "in phase" causing
,'eduction in low frequencies (bass).

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(Details are on pages 22-23 and 32-36.)

73

GeneralAccessoryCable Information

Antenna (or cable-TV) connections are made with either

;oaxial antenna cable or twin-lead cable. Coaxial cables

- are shielded so they are less susceptible to hum or
interference from adjacent cables.

Slip-onEnd

41[ Screw-on End

Round75-ohmcoaxialcable

The following accessories are available from most
ProScan dealers and electronics supply stores in case
you want to position your components farther apart or

need additional cables.

AntennaCables

Screw-on Cable attaches
to the round antenna

connectors (called 75-ohm
F-type) on the back of

your VCR or TV. The

AH037(3-ft)

ends screw onto the
connectors for a secure
connection.

Flat 300-ohmtwin-lead cable

Most audio/video connections between components can be
made with shielded audio and video cables that have

RCA-type phono connectors.

StandardAudio/VideoCablewith
RCA-Iypephonoplugs

(suchas AH069G)

_olor-CodedJacks

The jacks on the TV's monitor panel are color-coded for
ease of use. The VIDEOjacks are yellow, the right AUDIO

jacks are red, and the left AUDIOjacks are white. When

connecting components to each other, be sure that you
always connect left outputs to left inputs and right outputs

to fight inputs. If a component has only one output

(mono), connect it to the R/MONOINPUTjack.

To connect S-VHS (Super-VHS) components, an S-VHS
video cable is required.

S-VHSCable(suchas186008orVAA020)

Gold-PlatedJacks andGold-'lippedCables

Your ProScan monitor panel is equipped with gold-plated
jacks. The gold plating helps prevent oxidation of contacts
which provides less signal loss than conventional contacts.
A complete line of gold-tipped cables is available to help
you obtain optimum performance from your equipment.

Gold-TippedCables
AH065G(6.ft)

AH066G(10-ft)

Audio/VideoCables

Gold-TippedCables
AH069G(3-tt)
AH070G(5-ft)

Gold-TippedCable
AH075G(6-ft)

Push-on Cable attaches to
the round antenna

connectors (called 75-ohm
F-type) on the back of
your VCR or TV. Ends
push on for a quick

connection.

Audio/Video Cable
Shielded cable for

connecting AUDIOand VIDEO

jacks. Has an RCA-type

phono plug on each end.

Monaural VCR Dubbing

Cable

Double cable that lets you

connect the VIDEOand
AUDIOjacks of two VHS

VCR's to duplicate tapes.
Can also be used to

connect a VCR to your
TV. Cable is color coded

and shielded. Has RCA-
type phono plugs on each

end.

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Gold-'tippedCable
AH077GIS-R)

Stereo VCR Dubbing
Cable

Triple cable that lets you
connect the VIDEOand AUDIO

jacks of stereo

components.

AudiolVideoCablescontinued

Stereo Audio Cable

Double gold-tipped cable

generally used for

connecting stereo audio
components.

Gold-'tippedCable
AH072G(3-ft)

S-VHS Video Cable has
multipin connectors on each

end for connecting
S-VHS components to your
TV. When connecting an
S-VHS component to the
S-VIDEOjack on your TV,

remember to also connect the
left: and right audio cables to

S-VHSCables

186008{3-f_)

VAA02018-ft)

the AUDIOINPUTjacks because
the S-VHS cable carries only
the picture, not the sound.

Wireless Headphone
System PSWH100

Uses RF transmission
technology freeing the user

from the limits of

competitive "line-of-sight"
systems. Rechargeable

NiCad battery pack provides
several hours of continuous

operation, and the
convenient stand stores and

recharges the headset.
Volume may be controlled

from the headset and the RF
tuning frequency may be

PSWHIO0

adjusted for optimum sound
performance. Line level

audio inputs are compatible

with any fixed audio source.

The ProScan PSWH100
defines the leading edge in

wireless transmission
technology.

Accessory Order Form for ProScan TV

Description Part No. Total

Screw-on Antenna Cable (3-ft)

Signal Splitter

Gold-Tipped Antenna Cable (6-ft)

Gold-Tipped Antenna Cable (10-ft)

Gold-Tipped Audio/Video Cable (3-ft)

Gold-Tipped Audio/Video Cable (5-ft)

Gold-Tipped Stereo Audio Cable (3-ft)

Gold-Tipped Dubbing Cable (6-ft)

Gold-Tipped Dubbing Cable (6-ft)

VCR Connection Kit (page 66)

Wireless Headphone System

S-VHS Video Cable (8-ft)

S-VHS Video Cable (3-ft)

Antenna adapter

Antenna Mixer (page 61)

Antenna Mixer (page 61)

Remote Control (CRK62D)

Remote Control (CRK60A)

Prices are subjectto change without notice

Total Merchandise ($10 Minimum Order) ......

Sales Tax ................................

We are required by law to collect the appropriate
sales taxfor each individual state, county, and
locality to which the merchandise is being sent.

Shipping, Handling, and Insurance ...........

Total Amount Enclosed .....................

Use VISA or MasterCard preferably.
Money order or cheek must be in U.S. currency only.

No COD or CASH.

AH037

AH047 $3.99

AH065G $6.99

AH066G $8.99

AH069G $5.99

AH070G $7.99

AH072G $8.99

AH075G $10.99

AH077G $14.99

AVH500 $32.95

PSWH100 $199.95

VAA020 $29.95

186008 $27.55

193983 $ 6.95

193984 $10.73

197551 $11.40

210827 $69.95

206799 $28.05

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206799

Remote Controls

These are the remotes that
came packed with your TV.

Replacements or spares can
be ordered as needed.

All accessories are subject to availability.

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€,.)

Where applicable, we will ship a superseding model.

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Charge your order on your VISA

or MasterCard by

filling in below

USE YOURCREDIT CARD

IMPORTANT: Copy complete account number

from your VISA card

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from your MasterCard

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE

Print or type your name and
address clearly. This will be your
mailing label.

A complete and correct order will
save you days of waiting.

Apt:

Zip:

To order accessories, contact your local ProScan
Dealer.

If a dealer is not nearby, you can also follow the
instructions below to orderby telephone.

United States Orders

To place your order by phone, have your Visa or
MasterCard ready and call the toll-free number listed

below between 8AM and 8PM Eastern Standard Time.
Use this number only to place an order for

accessory items listed on this order form.

1 - 800 - 338 - 0376

Most times your order will be shipped UPS within 72
hours of receipt. If ever it is not possible to ship
within 30 days, we will notify you with an update on

your order and an option to cancel.

To place your order by mail, detach and mail the

completed order form with credit card information,
money order, or check in U.S. currency (made payable

to Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.) to the
following address.

ProScan Video Accessories
P.O. Box 8419

Ronks, PA 17573

For more information on these accessories (or
current prices), write to the following address:

Video Accessories Customer Service
Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.
Distributor & Special Products

2000 Clements Bridge Rd
Deptford, NJ 08096-2088

Canadian Orders

To place your order by phone, have your Visa or
MasterCard ready and call the toll-free number listed
below. Use this number only to place an order for
accessory items listed on this order form.

1 - 800 - 338 - 0376 (English)
1 - 800 - 668 - 5507 (French)

Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. G.S.T. and P.S.T are
applicable on all orders.

For more information on these accessories, write to
the following address:

ProScan Video Accessories Canada
Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.

6540 Tomken Rd
Mississauga, Ontario Canada L5T 2E9

International Orders

This offer is valid only in the 50 United States and
Canada. For international orders, please send your

request for quotation (not anorder) to:

International Customer Service
Thomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.

Please make sure that both sides of this form have
been filled out completely.

L

I Deptford, NJ USA 08096-2088

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Distributor & Special Products
2000 Clements Bridge Rd

General Specifications

Color Standard:

Chassis:

"_wer Requirements:

wer Consumption:

RemoteControl

Model:
Transmission system:

Batteries:

Battery Life:

RFSpecifications

Tuning System Type:

Band Coverage:

Frequency Coverage:
Tuner Type:

Channel Access:

Channel Indication:
Antenna Inputs:

Sensitivity:

VideoSpecifications

"zontalLuminance

Aution:

Black to White Rise Time
Luminance Bandwidth:
Video Input:

Video Output:
HV @ Zero Beam current:

NTSC Color
CTC170, solid state IDTV

120VAC ± 10%, 60Hz

300W maximum

CRK62D and CRK60A
Digitally encoded infrared light

CRK62D: 4 AAA Size
CRK60A: 2 AAA Size

One Year in Normal Use

Quartz-controlled
Multiband Frequency Synthesis

VHF channels 2-13
UHF Channels 14-69
EIA Cable Channels 1-125

Complete chart is on page 65.
54-806 MHz

Dual Solid State Tuners
Programmable Scan Up/Down

Direct Access With Master Remote

On-Screen

Two 75-ohm VHFAJHF combined inputs

15vtVVHF, 30_tVUHF

Up to 600 Lines (from S-VIDEOinput)
using wideband video source

50ns

13MHz (from S-VIDEOinput)
IVp-p; 75 ohms; negative sync
1Vp-p; 75 ohms; negative sync

32.0kV Nominal

The ProScan NoGlare TM picture tube has a special lithium
silicate faceplate that reduces glare. It also includes an
anti-static coating to help prevent dust buildup, so the
screen will require much less dusting than conventional

TV screens.

You can clean the TV as required, using a soft cloth or
the dusting attachment of your vacuum cleaner. Be sure
to occasionally vacuum the ventilation slots in the cabinet
to help assure adequate ventilation.

To clean the faceplate (screen) of the picture tube, use a

nonabrasive glass cleaner like Windex brand or Glass

Plus brand, with a soft cloth. Oily foods like peanut
butter can be effectively cleaned from the faceplate with

glass cleaners.
Do not use furniture polish on the TV cabinet or faceplate

of the picture tube. Because textured finishes are porous,
using furniture polish could mar their appearance. They

can be easily cleaned with a damp, soft cloth. Furniture
polish is probably the most difficult material to clean off

a picture tube under normal conditions. To remove
furniture polish from the TV screen, use 100% isopropyl
alcohol (a component in most glass cleaners) with a soft

cloth.

While cleaning, do not allow liquid to run down the

screen and inside the instrument. Also avoid placing
drinks or vases with water on top of your TV.

When turning the set on after cleaning the faceplate, there
may be some rainbow effects if the screen is not
completely dry.

AudioSpecifications

Frequency Response:

Stereo System:

Stereo/Mono Switching:
Audio Input:

Audio Input
Impedance:

Audio Power:

Audio Output
Selected Outputs:

Outputs To Hi-Fi:

Output Impedance: Surround and Hi-Fi outputs less

S "er Type: Two 51 mm High Frequency

,) Two 21/4" x 5" Mid/Range

- Two 170ram Enclosed Woofers

Speaker Impedance: Internal, 8 ohms (nominal)

*Dolby is a registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corp.

50-20,000 Hz (at rated output)
Eight modes of operation: MTS Stereo,

Expanded Stereo, Dolby*, Dolby* Prologic,

Prologic Phantom, and Matrix, Hall, and
Stadium Surround.

Automatic

450 mV RMS typical, 1V RMS maximum
Greater than 50 kOhms (Stereo);

Greater than 25 kOhms (Mono)

10 watts/channel RMS into 8 ohms :e3db

with less than 1% THD

Output level tracks inputs within +l/-2dB

2 V RMS maximum, controlled by
volume, mute, equalizer, and balance

than 2,500 obans

External and surround, 8 ohms

All features and specifications are subject to change
without notice.

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Troublessometimesarecausedbysimple"faults"thatyou

caneasilycorrectwithoutthehelpofaservicetechnicianby

Ytrstchecking a few basic remedies.

Before you call or take your unit to an Authorized ProScan
TV Servicenter, look below for the type of trouble you are
experiencing. Then perform the simple checks and
adjustments listed for that trouble.

TV will not turn on

• Check to make sure it is plugged in.

• Check the wall receptacle (or suitable power strip) to make
sure it is "live" by plugging in something else.

• Maybe batteries in remote control are "dead".

• Maybe remote control was not aimed at remote sensor.

Controls do not work

• If using master remote control, make sure remote is in "TV

Mode" by first pressing TVbutton.

• Try unplugging set for 15 to 20 minutes and then turning it

on again.

Turns on unexpectedly

• SCHEDULERfunction may have been activated.

SCHEDULER does not turn TV on and off at correct time

• Check SCHEDULEafunctions. Make sure time (including am
or pro) and day of week are entered correctly. SCHEDULER
Mode: off/once/rpt, weekly function must be set to once or
rpt.weekly.

• Check to make sure CLOCKfunction is set correctly.

Blank screen (no signal)

• Maybe channel 91 or 92 is selected, but device connected to
those INPUTjacks is not turned on.

• Try another channel.

• Wrong antenna input (Aor B)selected. Try pressing ANT
(antenna) button on master remote. Details are on page 41.

• Cable/air function in SETUPmenu may have accidentally been
changed. Details are on page 40.

Intermittent or no remote

• Maybe something was between the remote and the remote

sensor.

• Maybe the remote was not aimed directly at the component
(TV, VCR, cable box, etc.) you were trying to control.

• Maybe master remote is not in "TV Mode". Press the rv

button so master remote will control TV.

• Maybe batteries in remote are weak or dead. Try replacing
batteries.

• Maybe batteries were installed incorrectly. Try replacing

batteries correctly.

• Check to see if remote is working by pressing any button on
the remote. If the remote is working, the power indicator on
the front of the TV will flicker when you press a button on

the remote.

Turns off while playing

• SLEEPT_MERfunction may have been activated.

• SCHEDULERfunction may have been activated.

• Electronic protection circuit may have been activated
because of a power surge. Wait 30 seconds and then turn on

again. If this happens frequently, the voltage in your house

may be abnormally high.

No sound, picture okay

• Maybe sound is muted. Try pressing VOLUMEup button to

restore sound.

• Maybe TV's speakers are turned off. Check Speakers:

int/ext/off or Int spkrs: on/off function on AUDIO ADJUST SETUP

menu for audio mode selected.

Can not select certain channel

• Channel may not be in channel memory scan list. Try
pressing two number buttons.

• Channels:normal/priorityfunction on MAIN MENU set to

Channels: priority. Details are on page 42.

• If using a VCR, check to make sure the TVNCRswitch on the
VCR is in the correct position.

• To select channels 100 through 128, press and hold number
button 'T' until "1--" appears on the TV screen, then press

the other two number buttons. The Cable/airfunction in the
SETUPmenu must be set to Cable tO select channels higher

than 69.

Noisy stereo reception

• Maybe a weak station. Set the Mode: stereo/mono function in
the STEREOSETUPmenu to Mode:mono. Details are on page 28.

No picture, no sound but power light is on

• Wrong antenna input (a or e) selected. Try pressing ANT

(antenna) button on master remote. Details are on page 41.

• Cable/air function on SETUPmenu has been accidentally

changed, Details are on page 40.

• Maybe a vacant channel is tuned.

• For channels 91 and 92, make sure the component connected

to those INPUTjacks is turned on.

• If watching VCR (connected only through antenna input),

make sure TV is tuned to channel 3 or 4 - same as CH3/CH4

switch on VCR. Also check to make sure rvNca switch on
VCR is in correct position.

Sound okay, picture poor

• Check antenna connections.

• Try adjusting SHARPNESSfunction to improve weak signals.

• If recording one channel on VCR connected to ANTinput and
watching another channel on the TV, make sure the VCR's
rVNCRswitch is in correct position (VCRindicator turned off).

No picture while using picture-in-picture with VCR, laser

disc player, or camcorder.

• If using an S-VHS component, make sure its regular video

cable is also connected to the INPUTjack on the TV. S-VHS
video can not be viewed on the small picture.

• If using the VCR1or Yea2button, make sure it is programmed to

select the proper channel as described on page 43.

No audio while using picture-in-picture with VCR, laser disc
player, or cameorder.

• Be sure to connect audio cables in addition to S-VHS cable.

The S-VHS cable carries only video, no audio.

TV shuts off and then comes right back on

, Power interruption may have occurred.

• Automatic shutdown circuit may have been triggered as

described on page 4.

+ and - Buttons ................................................................ 6,10-12

Accessories, Included ................................................................. 3

_.ccessories, Optional ......................................................... 74-76

.... Accessory Cables, General ....................................................... 74

Accessory Order Form ......................................................... 75-76

Active Channel Displays ................................................... 6,46-47

Adding Channels to Channel Memory Scan List ..................... 47

Adjusting PICTURETILTPOLARITYand STRENGTHSwitches .........5

Amplifier Connections ........................................................ 70-71

ANTA and ANTa Connectors ................................ 41,58-59,61-63

ANT(Antenna) Button .......................................... 10-11,41,54,57

Antenna Input, Changing ......................................................... 41

Antenna, Connecting ............................................................. 3,61

Arrow Buttons ........................................................... 10-11,14,18

AUDIOADJUSTMenu ............................................................ 22-36

AUDIOADJUSTMenu, Basic Functions ..................................... 24

AUDIOButton ..................................................................... 9,56-57

AUDIOINPUTS1 (R/MeNU and LEFT)Jacks .................. 58,66,68-69

AUDIOINPUTS2 (R/MeNU and LEFT)Jacks .................. 58,66,68-69

AUDIOOUTPUTSCENTERJack .......................................... 58-59,71

AUDIOOUTPUTSH_.R(R/MeNU and LEFT)Jacks ............... 58-59,70

AUDIOOUTPUTSSURROUNDJack ..................................... 58-59.71

Audio Equipment, Controlling With Remote ..................... 56-57

Audio from Headphone Jack, Changing .................................. 25

Audio Modes ....................................................................... 22-36

Audio Settings, Returning to Factory ....................................... 39

Audio Settings, Saving and Restoring Personalized ................ 39

Auto Demo Function (SPECIALITEMSMenu) ............................ 51

Auto-Help Displays .................................................................... 5

Auto Help On/Off Function (SETUPMenu) ............................. 5,40

\utoprogram Function (SETUP Menu) ............................. 6,46-47

- AutoProgramming Channel Memory Scan List ................. 46-47

Balance Function (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) .................................. 24

Batteries, Remote Controls ........................................................ 8

Cable/Air Function (SETUPMenu) ....................................... 40,46

CABLEButton ........................................................................... 9,64

Cable-TV Chart of Channels .................................................... 65

Cable-TV Connecting ...................................................... 3,62-63

Cable-TV Operation ................................................................. 65

CABLE/ANTENNAConnectors ...................................... 58-59,61-63

Cables, Accessory ............................................................... 74-75

Camcorder Connections ........................................................... 69

Caption: never, always, on mute ..................................................... 30

Caption mode .............................................................................. 30

Card, Product Registration ......................................................... 1

Care and Cleaning .................................................................... 77

Cassette Recorder Connections ................................................ 70

CENTEROUTJack .............................................................. 58-59,71

CHAN(Channel) GUIDEButton ........................................ 10-11,17

Changing Antenna Input ........................................................... 41

Channel 91 ................................................................ 10-11,19,43

Channel 92 ................................................................ 10-11,19,43

CHANNELButtons ............................................... 4,10,12,53-54,57

Channel Guide Function (MAINMENU) .................................... 17

Channel Labeling ................................................................ 48-49

Channel Labels, Chart of Built-In ............................................ 48

CHANNELMEM(Memory) Menu .................................. 6,30,48-51

Channel Memory (Adding/Erasing Channels) ...................... 6,47

Channel Memory Scan List ............................................. 6,46-47

Channel Number Display ......................................................... 12

Channels: Normal/Priority Function (MAINMENU).................... 42

Checks for Trouble .............................................................. 78-79

Cleaning and Care .................................................................... 77

L

CLEARButton ............................................................. 10-11,53-54

CLOCKSET Menu ......................................................................... 7

Closed Captioning .................................................................... 30

Color Picture, Adjusting ........................................................... 37

Component Connection Tips .................................................... 60

Components, Positioning ......................................................... 60

Connecting Amplifiers ........................................................ 70-71

Connecting Cable-TV System ......................................... 3,62-63

Connecting Camcorders ........................................................... 69

Connecting Cassette Recorders ................................................ 70

Connecting Components .......................................................... 70

Connecting Home Antenna ................................................... 4,61

Connecting Laser Disc Players ................................................ 68

Connecting VCR's .............................................................. 66-67

Contents .................................................................... Front Cover

Controlling Audio Equipment with Remote Control .......... 56-57

Controlling Cable Box with Remote Control ........................... 64

Controlling Other Brands of VCR's with Remote Control ...... 55

Controlling ProScan LaserDisc with Remote .......................... 53

Controlling ProScan VCR's with Remote ............................... 54

CONVERTERConnector .................................................... 58-59,62

cs (Commercial Skip) Button ........................................ 10-11,53

Day-of-Week Display .............................................................. 12

Design Specifications ............................................................... 77

Digital Video Effects (DVE) .................................................... 16

DISPLAYButton .......................................................... 10-11,53-54

Display, Channel Number ........................................................ 12

Display, Day-of-Week ............................................................. 12

Display, Time ........................................................................... 12

Displays, Auto-Help ................................................................... 5

DOLBY 3 SETUPMenu ................................................................. 31

Dolby 3 Stereo Mode (AUDIO ADJUSTMenu) ........................... 31

DVE (Digital Video Effects) .................................................... 16

Erasing Channel Labels ............................................................ 49

Erasing Channels from Channel Memory Scan List ................ 47

Expanded Stereo Mode (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ........................ 29

EXPD STEREO Menu ................................................................... 29

EXTERNALSpeakers Terminals ....................................... 58-59,73

External Speaker, Arranging ........................................ 1,....22-23

Factory Settings, Returning To ........................................... 38-39

Features ...................................................................................... 2

FF(Fast Forward) Button ..................................................... 54,57_

First-Time Operation .............................................................. 3-7

FRZ(Freeze) Button .............................................. 10-11,14,18-19

Freeze (Main Picture) ............................................................... 14

Front Panel Controls ................................................................ 12

Graphic Equalizer (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ........................... 26-27

Guide, Menu Quick-Reference ...................... Inside Front Cover

Hall Surround Mode (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ............................. 36

Headphone Jack .................................................................. 12,25

Headphone Volume Function (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ............... 25

HELP MENU ................................................................................ 13

Home Antenna, Connecting .................................................. 3,61

Hum, Avoiding ......................................................................... 60

IDButton ......................................................................... 54-56,64

IDTVDemo Function (SPECIALITEMSMenu) ............................. 51

Interference, Avoiding ............................................................. 60

INPUT1 Jacks ......................................................... 43,58,66,68,69

INPUT2Jacks ......................................................... 43,58,66,68,69

INPUTButton ........................................................................ 10-11

Interrnptions, Power ................................................................... 4

Jack, Headphone ...................................................................... 12

Labeling Channels .............................................................. 48-49

LaserDiscPlayer,Connections...............................................68

LaserDiscPlayer,RemoteControlButtons.............................53

LimitedWarranty.....................................................................79

MAINMENU,BasicFunctions....................................................13

MATRIXSETUPMenu.................................................................36

Matrix Surround Mode (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ......................... 36

MEMORYMenu ..................................................................... 38-39

MENUButton ..................................................................... 6,10-13

Menu (Quick-Reference Guide) ..................... Inside Front Cover

Modes, Audio ...................................................................... 22-36

Monitor Panel ..................................................................... 58-59

Mosaic Effect ........................................................................... 16

MUTEButton ............................................................................. 10

Mute Function (MAINMENU)..................................................... 13

Number Buttons ............................................... 4,10-11,53-57, 64

OFF/ONButton ...................................................... 10-11,53 -57,64

Operating Guide, Quick Reference ................ Inside Back Cover

Operation, First-Time ............................................................. 3-7

Optional Accessories .......................................................... 74-76

Order Form, Optional Accessories ........................................... 76

OUTButton ........................................................... 10-11,14,18-19

PANMenu ................................................................................. 14

Pan (Main Picture) .............................................................. 14-15

Parent Ctrl: On/Off Function (CHANNELMEM Menu)'. ............... 50

Parental Control .................................................................. 50-51

PAUSEButton .................................................................. 53-54,57

PC(Previous Channel) Button ............................................. 10-11

PHANTOMSETUPMenu ........................................................ 34-35

PICTUR E TILT (POLARITY and STRENGTH) Switches .............5,58-59

Picture-In-Picture (PIP) ...................................................... 18-21

PIP(Picture-In-Picture) Control Buttons ................... 10-11,18-19

PIP (Using Menus) .............................................................. 20-21

PIP, Hearing Sound from Small Picture .................................. 19

Pix-ln-Pix Menus .................................................. 14-15,16,18-21

PLAYButton .................................................................... 53-54,57

POLARrTY(PICTURETILT)Switch ........................................ 5,58-59

Positioning Components .......................................................... 60

POWERButton ........................................................................ 4,12

Power Indicator ........................................................................ 12

Power Interruptions .................................................................... 4

Precautions, Safety ..................................................................... 1

Priority Channels Function (SETUPMenu) ................................ 42

Problem Solving ................................................................. 78-79

Product Features ......................................................................... 2

Product Registration ................................................................... 1

PROG (Pl'ogram) Button ........................................................ 53-54

Programming Remote to Control Audio Equipment ............... 56

Programming Remote to Control Cable Box ........................... 64

Programming Remote to Control Other VCR's ....................... 55

Programming the Scheduler ................................................. 44-45

PROLOGICSETUPMenu ......................................................... 32-33

Prologie Mode (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ................................. 32-33

Prologie Phantom Mode ...................................................... 34-35

Quick-Reference Menu Guide ........................ Inside Front Cover

Quick-Reference Operating Guide ................. Inside Back Cover

RECORDButton ..................................................................... 54,57

Registration, Product ................................................................... 1

Remote Control Buttons (Audio Equipment) .......................... 57

Remote Control Buttons (LaserDisc Player) ............................ 53

Remote Control Buttons (TV) .............................................. 8-11

Remote Control Buttons (VCR) ............................................... 54

Remote Control Sensor ............................................................. 12

Replacing Batteries (Remote Controls) ...................................... 8

REWtNDButton ..................................................................... 54,57

S-VIDEOINPUT1Connector ......................................... 58,66,68,69

S-WDEOJNPUT2 Connector ......................................... 58,66,68,69

Safety Precautions ...................................................................... 1

SAP Audio ............................................................................... 30

Saving and Restoring Audio Settings ...................................... 39

Saving and Restoring Video Settings ....................................... 38

Scan List, Channel Memory ............................................ 6,46-47

Scheduler Function (SETUP Menu) ...................................... 44-45

SELECTAUDIO(R/MONOand LEFT)Jacks ............... 58-59,67,69,70

SELECTS-VIDEOOUTPUTJack ...................................... 58-59,67,69

SELECTVtDEOOUTPUTJack ........................................ 58-59,67,69

Sensor, Remote Control ........................................................... 12

Setting the Clock ........................................................................ 7

SETUPMenu .................................................................. 6-7,40-50

SETUPMenu, Basic Functions .................................................. 40

Sleep Demo Function (SPECIALtTEMSMenu) ........................... 51

Sleep Timer Function (SPECIALtTEMSMenu) ........................... 52

Solarize Effect .......................................................................... 16

Solving Problems ................................................................ 78-79

Speaker Connections ........................................................... 72-73

Speakers (EXTERNAL and SURROUND) Terminals ........... 58-59,73

Speakers (External), Arranging .......................................... 22-23

SPECtALEFFECTMenu ................................................................ 16

SPECtALtTEMSMenu .................................................. 38-39,51-52

Specifications ........................................................................... 77

Stacking Arrangements ............................................................ 60

Stadium Surround Mode (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ..................... 36

STEREOSetup Menu .................................................................. 28

Stereo Mode (AUDtOADJUSTMenu) ......................................... 28

Stereo Expand Mode (AUDIOADJUSTMenu) ............................ 29

STOPButton .................................................................... 53-54,57

STRENGTH(P=CTURET=LT)Switch ...................................... 5,58-59

SURR(Surround) Button ................................. 10-11,24-29,31-36

SURROUNDOUTJack ....................................................... 58-59,71

SURROUNDSetup Menu ............................................................ 36

SURROUNDSpeakers Terminals ...................................... 58-59,73

SWAPButton ........................................................................ 18-!9

Table of Contents ...................................................... Front Cover

Time and Day-of-Week Display .............................................. 12

Time Function (SPECIAL ITEMSMenu) ...................................... 51

Trouble Checks ................................................................... 78-70

Turning On TV ........................................................................... 4

TVButton ............................................................................ 4,9-10

Unpacking ................................................................................. 3

Using Video Input Sources with PIP ....................................... 19

VCR1Button ................................................................. 9,43,54-55

VCR2Button ................................................................. 9,43,53-55

VCR, Connecting ................................................................ 66-67

VCR, Remote Control Buttons ................................................ 54

VCR/Cable Setup Function (SETUP Menu) .................................. 43

VIDEOADJUSTMenu .................................................................. 37

VIDEOtNPUT1Jack ..................................................... 58,66,68,69

VIDEOtNPUT2 Jack ..................................................... 58,66,68,69

Video Input, Adding to Channel Memory Scan List ............... 47

Video Settings, Returning to Factory ....................................... 38

Video Settings, Saving and Restoring ...................................... 38

VOLUMEButtons ........................................................... 4,10,12,57

Volume Limiter Function (AUDIO ADJUSTMenu) ...................... 24

Warranty ................................................................................... 79

ZOOMButton ........................................................ 10-11,14,18-19

ZOOMMenu .............................................................................. 15

Zoom (Main Picture) .......................................................... 14-15

81

PROSCAN

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