Samsung CFTD2785AX, CFTD2085AX Owner’s Manual

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1 : Your New 3Way Combination Unit ................ 1.1

List of Features .................................................................. i 1

Far@lidr]zing %4_rself with The 3_ ay ( ombinatior_ Unit .................................. 12

Chapter 2: |nsta||ation .................................. 2.1

( onner ring VHF dnd UHF Antennds ................................................. 2 1

( onnecung CaNe TV ............................................................. 22

( onnectil]g aSecolKI V(R to Recold flora the TV ........................................ 24

(}olmecting a (}amcorde_ ......................................................... 25

( onnectin8 an Audio System ....................................................... 26

]nstallhlg Batteries Jn the Remote Control .............................................. 27

Chapter 3: TV Operation ................................ 3.1

Tm nJng the T\/On _r]c] Off ......................................................... 31

Viewing the Menus and On Scleen DBp]ays ............................................ 31

Selecting a Menu Language ......................................................... 32

Memolizhlg the ChanneIs .......................................................... 33

( har@Jng Char]nels ............................................................... 36

AdBzsdng the Volume ............................................................. 37

Setting the Clock ................................................................. 38

( ustomJzing the PJctule ........................................................... 39

( ]lar@Jr]g the Color %he ......................................................... 3 ] 0

( ]]angJr]g the Scleen Size ......................................................... 3 ] ]

Fine _ n]ing Channe]s ............................................................ 3 ] 2

DJgkal Noise Reductk_r] .......................................................... 3 ] 3

Tilt .......................................................................... 2>14

(}t/stomizii]g the Sound ........................................................... 3 ] 5

UsJl]g Automatk Sound Settings .................................................... 3 ] 6

(]]]oosir]g a I_E/]ti C]]ar]rlel Soundtrack (bITS) ......................................... 317

Viewing a VCR c4 Cart]cordel: TJpe .................................................. 3 ] 8

Setting the CIocR ................................................................ 3 ] 9

SettJrlg the On/Off Timer ........................................................ 323

SettJr]g the Sleep TJrner ........................................................... 325

Viewing Closed ( aptior]s ......................................................... 326

Using the V(hJp ............................................................... 327

Fl:oJ]t Pdnel Buttotls .................................................... 12

Front/Side Panel ]£ks .................................................. 13

Redr Panel J,_cks ....................................................... 14

Remote Control (TV Function Buttons) ..................................... 15

Remote Control (DVD Function Buttons) .................................... 16

Remote t2or]tK4 (\,'OR Ft/nctk_r] Buttons) .................................... 17

Antenn_Js _kh 3(i)(3 ohm Flat Twin Leads .................................... 2 1

Antenrms wkh 75 ohm Rour]d Leads ....................................... 21

Separate VHF and UHF Antenr]as .......................................... 22

Cab]e wit]lout a Oab]e [Box ............................................... 22

(}o]]l]ecdng to aCalsle Box that Desc]:ambJes

All Channels .......................................................... 22

( onnec[hlg to a (able Box that Descrambles

some ( ]lannels ........................................................ 23

Viewing the J_,Jenus..................................................... 31

Viewing the Display .................................................... 31

Selecting the Video Si_r]al soulce .......................................... 33

Stoling £harmels il1 Mernoly (Autortmtic Method) ............................. 34

Adding and Erasing Channe]s (Mama] Method) ............................... 35

Usklg the Channel Buttons ............................................... 36

DJlectly Accessing Channels .............................................. 36

Using the P_e CH Burton to select the Preqous Chan]]e] ........................ 36

Using Mute ........................................................... 37

SettJr]g Up You Pelsona] ID Nurnbel (PIN) ................................. 327

How to Enable/Disable the V(hJp ........................................ 328

How to Set up Rest]PJctJons Using the "TV guJdelJl]es" ......................... 328

How to Set up Restrictions t/sJr]g the MPAA Ratings:

(;,PC, P(, 13, R, NC 17, X .............................................. 330

How to Reset the TV aftel the VCEJp Blocks

a ChanneI {"Emerqencv Escape") ......................................... 331

Chapter 4: OVO Operation ............................... 4.1

Playing d Disc ................................................................... 41

Playback ............................................................. 41

Stopping P]ayback ..................................................... 41

Removing Disc ........................................................ 41

P_lusing Pbyb_dc ...................................................... 41

Step [X!odon Pbybdd; (Except CD) ......................................... 42

$1o;* Modon PXJyback (Except CD) ........................................ 42

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Chapter 4: DVD Operation (Cont.) ........................ 4.3

Using the Sedrch dnd Skip Fm_ctions................................................. 43

Using the Display Function ......................................................... 44

Using the Disc Menu .............................................................. 49

UsF_g the Title Menu ............................................................. 4{)

Displaying the Disc ]nformdtion .................................................... 410

Using the Zoom Functk_n (DVD/VCD) ............................................... 412

Using the Boo]<ma_k Function (DVD/VCD) ........................................... 413

Repedt Play .................................................................... 415

Using the EZ View .............................................................. 4 ]7

Plo£Fdm PhJy (CD) .............................................................. 418

( hangJngthe Carnela Angle ....................................................... 419

Setting lip the Language Featules ................................................... 420

Setting lip the Audio C)ptions ...................................................... 421

SettJr]g up the TV Aspect .......................................................... 422

Setting/p the Display Options ..................................................... 423

Settin£/p the Parental ( ontlo] ..................................................... 424

Searching thJough <}( ]mpte_ o_1T_<_c]<....................................... 4 3

Skipping T_acks ....................................................... 43

When Playing a MP3/WMA .............................................. 44

When Playing a MPG ................................................... 46

W]len Playing a Pictule CD .............................................. 47

Rec<dlJng ,l Mmked Scene ............................................... 4 14

( ]ealin£ a Bookrqalk .................................................. 4 ] 4

Program Playback ..................................................... 4 18

Chapter 5: VCR Operation ............................... 5.1

]r]se_tJr_gdnd [jecting a Video ( dsserreTdpe............................................ 5 i

haying a Pre Recolded Video Cassette Tape ............................................ 52

Using RPLUS ................................................................... 56

Recording TV Progr,*ms As Yuu Watch ................................................ 57

Using Advanced Recorcfing Features .................................................. 59

Ush]g T_ue Repeat ............................................................... 514

Using Block Repeat .............................................................. 515

MTS (Mu]ti Channel Television so/uld) System ......................................... 516

Video Dubbing ................................................................. 517

[-]sJng Special P]ayback Features .................................................... 519

PJaying the T,_pe ....................................................... 52

Pausing .............................................................. 52

Using Pictule Search .................................................... 53

Using Automatic T]acking ............................................... 53

Using the Time Counter ................................................. 54

Using Memory Stop .................................................... 55

RecoldJng ............................................................ 57

EdJthlg While Recolding ................................................. 58

Using One ]'ouch Recording .............................................. 59

Recording at a Latel TJn]e ............................................... 510

Using Plograrq Review ................................................ 51 S

Selecting the MTS System ............................................... 516

MTS RecordinjMonitor Mode ........................................... 516

Making the Connections ................................................ 517

Video Dubbing ....................................................... 518

F_ame Advance ....................................................... 5 ] 9

S]o_ motion ......................................................... 5 ] 9

Chapter 6: Troubleshooting .............................. 6.1

]der]tifyJrlg T\ / PIoblems ........................................................... 61

]dentifyFxg DVD Problems ......................................................... 62

Identifying VCR P;oblems .......................................................... 63

Appendix ............................................. A.1

( ]eanJr_g and MaJr]taJr]Jr_g Yuur %\_%; ( ornbirmtion LJnit .................................. A 1

Using ¥oul 3W_ff L ombin_¢ion Unit in Another (oun_y .................................. A 1

Learning About Video ( _ssette Tapes ................................................. A2

Sending Tapes tu Anot]le ( ountly ................................................... A3

Specific_tJuns ................................................................... AS

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YOUR NEW 3WAY COMBINATION UNIT

List of Features

Your $way Combination Unitwas designedwiththelatesttechnology. This3way Combination Unit isa high-perfbHnarlceunitthatinchldesthe followingspe- cialfeatHres:

TV Features

Full Flat screen A_ltomatic timer to t_lrn the 3way Combination Unit on and off

Ac!justable picture and sound settings that can be stored in the 3way Combination Unit% memory

* Automatic channel trifling for up to 181 charlnels

* A special filter" to re&_ce or eliminate reception problems * Fine t_lnin 8 control fk)rthe shalpest pict_H'e possible * A builtdn rnulti-charmel sound decoder fbr stereo and bilingual listening * Built-in, dual channel speakers * A special sleep timer

V-chip f'llnction

DVD Features

* DTS digital o_Itp_Itfbr DTS-enhanced DVDs

Playback MP3, ]PG, WMA, MPC files flora CD-ROM

Discs which cannot be played with this player.

• DVD-ROM • CDGsi)]ayaudioonly,

• CD-ROM not graphics

• CDI • CDV

• HDlayerofsuperAudioCD

VCR Features

Hi-Fi Stereo VCR.

* 4 beads for s*_perior slow motion and stop action * Playback of"bVHS tapes at better than standald resohltiorl

* Real time co, rater

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YOUR NEW 3WAY COMBINATION UNIT [

Familiarizing Yourself with The 3way

Combination Unit

Front Panel Buttons

The buttons on the front panel control your 3way Combination Unit_ basic f_atures, including the on-screen menu. To use the more advanced features, you must use the

remote control.

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YOUR b_E\;\1 3WAY COMBINATION UNIT

O Disc tray

Loadthe disc here.

_) VCR deck

Insert a standard VHS video tape. !_

_) Remote Control Sensor

Aim the remote control towards this spot on the TV.

REC (VCR)

Pressto beginrecording.

O SKIP/SEARCH (DVD)

Pressto skip or search the title, chapter or track. _1

_]I PLAY/PAUSE (DVD)

Pressto play or pause the disc

O STOP (DVD) _)

Pressto stop the disc

O OPEN/CLOSE (DVD) (I)

Pressto open and close the disc tray.

O STAND BY indicator (1)

Litwhen TV power is Off.

O TIMER indicator

Litwhen the program times are stored.

O REC indicator

Litwhen the VCRis recording.

Front/Side Panel Jacks

You can use the Front/Side panel jacks to connect an A/V component that is used only

occasionally, such as a camcorder or video game. (For information on connecting eqlfipment, see pages 2.1 2.6.)

STOP/EJECT (VCR) Pressto stop a video tape during play, record,

rewind, or fast forward. Pressto eject a video

tape if the tape is stopped.

REW/FF (VCR)

Pressto rewind/fastforwardavideotape.

PLAY/PAUSE (VCR)

Pressto playorpauseavideotape.

VOLUME -, +

Pressto increaseordecreasethevolume.

_) CHANNEL V and A

Pressto changechannels.

POWER

Presstoturn theTVonandoff.

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O VIDEO IN jack

Usedto connect a video signal from acamcorder

or video game.

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O AUDIO IN jacks

Used to connect the audio signals from a cam-

corder or video game.

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YOUR NE\,\]3WAY COMB[NATION UNIT

Rear Panel Jacks

Use the rear panel jacks to connect an A/V component that will be connected continu- ously, such as a VCR or a camcorder.

Foi" 1]loi'e information on connecting equipment, see [)ages 2.1 2.6.

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{) DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

Connect to a compatible dolby digital receiver.

O VIDEO-AUDIO INPUTS

Used to connect video-audio signals from VCRs, laserdisc players andsimilar devices.

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O AUDIO-VIDEO

MONITOR OUTPUTS

Connectto theaudio-videoinputjacks ofa recordingVCR.

0 VHF/UHF

Connect to an antenna orto a cable 3way Combination Unitsystem.

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YOUR NEW 3WAY CO]IBINAT]ON UNIT

Remote Contro| (TV Function Buttons)

You can use the ['emote oont[ol u D to about 23 f'eet from the T'VI Wheri using the remote, always point it dilectly at the TV

POWER

Turnsthe 3way Combination Unit on and off.

+100

Press to select channels over 100. For example, to select channel

121,press "+100," then press "2" and "1,"

MTS (MuJtichannel Television Stereo)

Press to choose stereo, mono or Separate Audio Program (SAP

broadcast),

MUTE Press to ten_porarilycut off

the sound.

VOL +, VOL - Press increase or decrease the volume,

S.MODE

Adjust the IV sound by selecting one of the preset factory settings (or select your personal, cus- tomized soundsettings),

MENU Displays the main on-screen

menu.

Control the cursor

in the menu

Allows move to items.

TViVCR _ OVO

seJection Press to switch between TV/VCR,

and DVD mode,

PRE-CH

Tunestothepreviouschannel.

iNPUT

Press to watch the IV picture ora picture from aconnected compo- nent (VCR,camcorder etc..,)

SLEEP Press to select a preset time w_ter-

val for automatic shutoff,

CHv and CHA

(Channel Down!Up)

Press CHv orCHA to change channels,

P.MODE

Adjust the TVpicture by selecting

oneof the preset factory settings (orselect your personal, cus-

tomized picture settings),

iNFO Press to seethe channel, time, current disc mode, audio/video

settings etc., on-screen.

ADDIDEL

Press to addor erase channels in

the TV's memory,

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Remote Contro| (DVD Function Buttons)

O Search

Pressto search forward/back-

ward through a disc.

O Stop

Pressto stop a disc.

O ENTER

Confirmsaselection.

O OPEN/CLOSE

Pressto open or close the disc

tray.

O STEP

Pressto advance [)lay oneframe

at a time.

0 ZOOM

Pressto zoom-in during playback,

slow motion or pause mode onthe selected area of a scene.

O ANGLE

Presstoaccess various camera

angles on a DVD.

Q PROGRAM

Forprogram play.

Skip Press to skipthe title, chapter, or

track.

Play/pause

Press to play or pause disc play.

DVD MENU

Displays the DVDplay's Setup menu.

SUBTITLE

Press to display the subtitle lan- guage nameabbreviation on-

screen.

RETURN

Pressto return to a 3revious menu or exit.

AUDIO

Pressto access various audio functions on a disc.

CLEAR

Presstoclearon-screendisplays.

BOOKMARK

Press tomemorize scenes for replay.

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REPEAT

Press to repeat play a title, chap- ter,track, or disc.

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Remote Contro| (VCR Function Buttons)

O TRK+, - (tracking)

Press to adjust tape tracking.

@ REW/F.F

Press to rewind/fast forward a video tape.

0 Stop

Presstostopavideotape.

O OPEN/CLOSE

Press to eject atape.

F.ADV (frame advance) Press to advance a tape frame-

by-frame.

SP/SLP Press to select the tape recording

speed.

O P.PLUS

Press to compensate for apoor rental tape.

Q SLOW+,-

Press to watch a tape in slow motion.

Q Play/pause

Presstoplayorpauseatape.

REC

Presstobeginrecording.

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INSTALLATION

Connecting VHF and UHF Antennas

If'yo_ antenna has a set o[" leads that look like this, see "Antennas _ith

OO< hm Flat _J_,_,inLeads," belo\_.

If yo_lr antenna has one lead that looks like this, see "Antennas _ith 75-ohm

Ro_lrld Leads," orl page 2.2.

If"yogi have t}_o antennas, see "Sepalate

VHF and UHF Antennas," on pase 2.2.

Antennas with 3GO-ohm Flat Twin Leads

I["yogi aI'e usin 8 arl ()[[-air antenna (such as a K)o[' antenna o[ "rabbit ea[s') that has 300-ohm twin fiat leads, follow the directions below.

Place the _ "esfrom the

[win leaos unuer the screws onthe 300-75

ohm auap[or tno[ sup- pueu], Usea screwdriver to tighten the screws

Plugthe adaptor into

the VHF/UHFterminal

on [he DO[[Om or The

back panel

Antennas with 7S-ohm Round Leads

plug the antenna lead

into the VHFIUHF

terminal on the bottom of the back panel.

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INSTALLATION

Separate VHF and UHF Antennas

If you have two separate antennas for yollr TV (one VHF and one UHF), you mllst combine the two antenna signals before connecting the antennas to the TV_ This procedure requires a an optional combiner-adaptor (available at most electronics shops).

Connect both antenna

leads to the combiner.

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Plug the combin#r into the VHHUHFte[minal

on the bottom of the

real panel ..........................

Connecting Cable TV

To ( onnect to a (able TV system, follow the in_tHl( tion_ below, Cable without a Cable Box

_1 Because this TV is cable ready,

you do not need a cable box to view

Plugthe incoming cable into the VHF/UHF

antenna term!nal on back

ofthe TV.

Connecting to a Cable Box that Descrambles All Channels

_c0nnected t0 the

ANTENNA OU]

on your cable box.

Connect theother end

of this cable tothe

VH[/UHF antenna

terminat on the back of

the TV.

unscrambled cable channels.

_1 This terminal might be labeled

"ANT OUT," "VHF OUT," or simply, "OUT."

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Connecting to a Cab|e Box that Descramb|es Some Channe|s If yot cable box desc['ambles only some channels (s_lch asplemitlm channels), [ol]ow the

instHlction8 below. You will need a two-way splitter, an RF (AJB) switch, arid fbt]i lengths of coaxial cable. (These items ale available at most electionic8 stoies.)

cable box.

Connect this cable to a

two-way sp tter _

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Incoming

This terminal might be labeled

"ANT IN," "VHF IN," or simply, "IN."

Cable

Splitter

Connect a coaxial cable between an OUTPUI

terminal on the splitter Incoming

and the INterminal on Splitter

Cable _

the cable box. CableBox

Connect a coaxial cable

between the ANTENNA OUI terminal on the Incoming

cable box and the B_IN Cable _ terminal on the A/B Splitter RF(A/B) switch: CableBox Switch

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Connect another cable between the other OUT

terminal Onthe splitter Incoming

andthe AqN terminal on Cable Splitter RF(A/B)

the RF(A/B)switch, CableBox Switch

Connect the last coaxial

cable between the OUT -- termina! Onthe RF(A/B) Incoming

switch and the VHE/UHF Cable

terminal on the rear 0[

the TV.

Splitter

Cable Box Switch

RF (A/B) TV Rear

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After you've made this connection, set the A/B switch to the "A" position for normal view- ing. Set the A!B switch to the "B" position to view scrambled channels. (When you set the A/B switch to "B," you will need to tttne yottr TV to the cable box_ otttpttt channel, which is usually channel 3 or 4.)

Connecting a Second VCR to Record from the TV

Your TV can send ottt signals of its pictttre and sottnd to be recorded by a second VCR.

To do this, connect yottr second VCR as follows:

TV Rear Panel VCR RearPanel

Fro An enna or _lal hie

Connect a coax ai came uezween the ANTENNA OUTterminal on the VCRand the antenna terminal on the TV, A coaxial cable is usually included with aVCR. If not. check yore"local electronics store

Connect a set of audio cables between the VIDEO/AUDIOOUTjacks on the TV and the VIDEO/AUDIO/Njacxs on the VCR

(The VCR in_ utjacks might be either on the tiont or on back of the VCR.

If you nave a mono VCR. connect L mono) to VCR audio out using only- one audio cable. Refer to your VCR_ instructions for more information about how to record using this kind of connection.

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Connecting a Camcorder

The fl'ont!side panel jacks on your TV make it easy to connect a camcorder to your T'V] They allow you to view the camcorder tapes without using a VCR. (Also see "Viewing a VCR

orCamcorder Tape" on page 3.17)

TV Side Panel Camoorder

Video/Audio Cable

OUTPUT

Locate the A V output jacks on the camcorder. They are usually tound on the sloe or rear of the camcoroer.

Connect an video/audio cable between tqe VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT jack on the camcorder and the VIDEO/AUDIO terminals on tneTV.

If you have rnono camcorder, cormect Lunono rc camr'ol der audio out using only one audio cable. The audio video ca[ les shown here are usually included with a Camcoruer. If not. check your local electron ics s[ore.) If your carncorder is stereo you need t( connect a set of two cables.

Note: This figtlre shows the Standard connectorjack panel. The act1ml configllration fbr yollr

TV may be dtf'f%rent.

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Connecting an Audio System (When playing a DVD)

The DIGITAL AUDIO OUT connector is used for equipment, such as an audio system

(to take f]111advantage of the Sllrrol md 8ol md ef][%ct).

TV Rear Panel Audio System

Connect an optical cable between the DIGITAl- AUDIO IN jacks on the AUDIO and the DIGITAL AUDIO oUT Jack0nthe TV,

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Installing Batteries in the Remote Control

Install two AA size batteries.

_1 Make sure to match the "+" and

"-" ends of the batteries with tt_e

diagram inside the compartment.

Replace the Cover, ..... o-'-_

_1 Remove the batteries and store

them in a cool, dry place if you won't

be using the remote control for a long time.

The remote contFol can be used up to about 23 feet flom the TV

(Assuming typical TV usage, the bat teries last for about oi]e year.)

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TV OPERATION

Turning the TV On and Off

Press the POWERbutton onthe remote control. You can also ose the Power button oi} the front panel.

Viewing the Menus and OnoScreen Displays

Viewing the Menus

With the power on, press the MENU burton.

The oil-screen menus disappear

fi'om the screen after about thirty seconds.

The main menuappears on the screen:

Picture. Sound. Channel Function and VCRsetup.

Jse the UPIDOWNAV buttons to select one or the 5 items, Then oress the LEFTIRIGHT 41_ but- tons to access the item's sub-menu.

r_3[_jrlJ

Mode 4 Dynamic !_

AvMove q* SeL FmExit

On the control panel of the TV

to inake selections.

Press the MENU button tc

exE.

Viewing the Display

The display identifies the current channel and the status of certain alldio-video settings.

., onsc,0er, ,isp,ays

Press the INFObutton ANT4 onthe remote control.

Stop

disappear after about ten seconds.

Tv'<_TWWlUA%"%" _heu,_ z_ ,,,_, e' _'u' Dsr, :Pro channel, Time, disc mode, Sour_ cu_to,_

the status of Certain pig_ v<_0p NoMrs : r_ono

tuee and sound settings, V:chip and the type Of -- _

sound.

PM_Lre : Custom

Soc_d 8P

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_]"V OPERATION

Selecting a Menu Language

Pressthe MENU button to

disPlay the menu.

Pressthe UP!DOWNAY

buttons to select

_Tunction'i.

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT<I_ buttons.

Clock t_

_,vMove _ Sei. FFIGExlt

Pressthe UP!DOWNAV _,

buttons to select ...... _"

i'Language": _, Pressthe LEFI/RIGHT<11_

buttons to select the Langue :Frangais

appropriate language:

English, Spanish, or A,O6pl *_Cho. ITRSorlr

Frenchl ......

Pressme MENU button to

exit.

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7V OPERATION

Memorizing the Channels

Y<)_lr TV can memorize and store all of the available channels for both "off-air" (antenna) and cable channels. Aher the available channels a!÷ memoiized, use the CH A and

C Jd V b_lttons to scan thro_lgh the channels. This eliminates the need to change chan- tlels by entering the channel digits. There are three steps [f)/memorizin 8 channels:

selecting a broadcast soH/ce, memoiizing the channels (aHtomatic) anct actEting and debt ing channels (marulal).

Selecting the Video Signam-source

Befb)re yoH["television can begin memorizing the available channels, yoH must specif,/the type of signal source that is connected to the TV (i.e., an antenna or a cable system).

Pressthe MENU button to

alsolay the menu.

Pressthe JP/DOWNAV

buttons to select

Channel ,

Pressthe LEFTIRIGHT_II1_

buttons.

_,vMove 4_SeL Fm E×it

IV/A\ _1TV •

Press the UP!DOWNAV

buttons to select

?ANT!CATV".

Repeatedly press the

LEFT/RIGHT_II1_buttons to

cycle through these choic:

es:

ANT (antenna), S!D, HRCor

IRC(all cable TV).

Note: ST[), HRC and IRC identify various types of cable TV systems. Contact your local cable company to identify the type of cable system that exists in your particular area.

At this point the signal source has been selected. Proceed to

"Storing Chaimels in _J[emory" (next page).

D }}}}_ :.j[

ANT/CATV _1ANTI_ Ao

g ! : 0

A,rMove _ Sel. _ Exit

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Storing Channels in Memory (Automatic Method)

First.select me correct

stgnal source/ANT. STD

HRC.IRCt.See steps 1-2

on prevtous page.

Pressthe UPtDOWNAV

3UEORS to select

"Channel" men press tns

LEFT/RIGHT_11_buttons.

Pressthe UPtDOWNAV

3uttonsto select "Auto

Prograrr

PresstheLEET/R!GHT_llb

buttons.

TVwill begin memorizing

a!! ofthe available Chan-

8ha_mN

TV/AV _ IV _"

,v Move _ Sel Fm Exit

Auto Program

Av Move *_ SeL Fm Ex_l

Auto Program I ANT 11

i, : Stop

_l The TV autoinatically cycles

through all of the available channels and stores them iI1 rl]elllOi_. This

takes about one to two minutes. Press the RIGHT m button at any

time to interrupt the memorization process and return to the Channel

Illerlu.

Aftei ali ihe aYailable channels are Stored,the Mr_,_ ,_..._ ,

Auto program menu disap-

pears, press the MENU _/ )

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Adding and Erasing Channems (Manua! Method)

Pressrne MENUbutton to

display the menu.

Pressrqe UPIDOWNAV

3u[[onsto select

"Channe

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT

<1_ buttons.

3ressthe UPIDOWNIV

buttons to select "Add/Erase.

_ressthe LEFTRIGHT41_

buttons.

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT<11_ butrons or the number buttons [o select the

channel you want [o adc or erase.

TV/AV <TV I,

C_Y4t_#I

Channel : ANT 3

Av Move _ SC Fm Exit

YMUcan view any channel

(inchldhsg an erased channeO by

t[sii]gthe nUl]J)e_"])t['['[oi1s<)1:

LEET/RIGXT_li_ buttonson d_e

]emoEe ccmtro].

Pressthe UPIDOWNIV buttons to select "Sel.".

Pressthe LEFTIRIGHT*,II1_ buttons to select "Added"

or "Erased

Press the MENU button tc exlr

Se : Added

Av Move _ S_ Fm E×_t

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Changing Channe|s

Using the Channel Buttons

Pressthe CH v 0rCHA VOL CHflRK

buttQnsto change chain

nels.

Directly Accessing Channels Use the numbei buttons to quickly tune to any channel,

Pressthe number buttonsto i . : go direct!y to a channel.

For example, to select

Channel 27,ptess !_2/'then

'!7.'! The TV will change

channels when you pres s the (4])

second number. _-

<s<s<

_1 When you press the CH/', or CH v

buttons, the TV changes channels in sequence. You will see all the chaimels

that tile TV has memorized. (The TV nmst have meinorized at least three

channels.) You will not see channels that were either erased or not memorized.

Whei] you use the number huttons, you carl directly select channels that were either erased or not i]]erllot'ized.

To select a channel over 100, press tile +100 button. (For" channel 122, press '%100," then "2,"

then "2.")

To change to single<tigit channels (0 9) f_ster, press "0" bef_lre the single digit. (For channel "4," press "0," then "4.")

Using the £re=CH Button to select the Previous Channel

_,1 To quickly switch between two chan

nels that are f_mapart, tune to oile chan- nel, then use the number button to select

the second channel. Then, use the Pre- CH button to quickly alternate between

them.

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Adjusting the Volume

P[ess the VOL4-#r VOL- but: :@"_ tons to increase or decrease VOL <J

Using Mute

At any time, yotl can temporarily cut off the sotli]d tlsiI]g the Mute button.

"m :

Pressthe MUTE button ana the sound cuts off

The worc Mute"wi appear

n the Ic Nerqeft corner of the

screen.

Toturn mute off 3ressthe MUTE button again, or slmDy

press either rhe90L + or V0L- buttons.

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Customizing the Picture

Yott can ttse the oi_-sci'een mentts to change the contrast, brightness, tint, color, and shai'pi_ess according to t_ei'sonal prefereI_ce. (Alternatively, yott can ttse one of the

"atttomatic" settings. See next page.)

Press the MENU button to

display the menu. _<_' Mode _ Dynamo 1,

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT411_ _ ,:_ <;i

buttons to display thePieturemenu.

• v Move _ Sel. FmExJt

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT_111_

buttons to Select

!'Custom'!:

Pressthe UP/DOWNAY

buttons tOselect _Adjust'_,

then press the LEFT/RIGHT _II1_buttons.

Press the UP!DOWNAY buttons to select particu-

lar item.

Pressthe LEFI/RIGHT411_

buttons increase or decrease the value Ofa

particular item,

zi i i i iii zi i iiiiiiii _ i

Press the I_

...._ Contrast 100

*f{ :s !

Av Move _ SeL Fm ffxit

Contrast 70

[] []

After adjtlsting an item, the gatlge

abotlt 3 seconds).

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Using Automatic Picture Settings

Your TV has three automatic picture settings ("Dynamic", " Standard" and "Movie") that are preset at the factory. Yoll can activate either Dynamic, Standard, oi" Movie by press-

ing EMODE (or by 1]]aking a selection fi'ol]] the menu). Or, you can select "Custom"

which automatically recalls your personalized picture settings.

P[ess the MENU button to }} :_i_}r_ii}}}_

disp ayt,emenu. ;

buttons to display the

picture menu.

*,Mow *_Sel. ITnaxit

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT_111_ buttons to select the

:'Dynamic,': 'Stamdard,:'

!'Movie," or i!Custom'! pic,

ture Setting.

Press the MENU button to

exit.

Alternate method:

Choose Dynamic fL)rviewing the TV during the day or when there is brightlight in the room.

Choose Standard f_)r the standard factory settings.

Choose Movie when viewing the inovie.

Choose @ustoH] if you want to adjust the settings accordings to personal prefer

ence (see "Customizing the Picture", page 3.8).

Av Move 4_ Se[ FFRExi[

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Changing the Color Tone

Pressthe MENU button to

disp!ay themenu. _' M .....

Pressihe LEFT/R!GHT_II_

buttonstod!splaythe

Picture menu. _

Press the UP/DOWNAV

buttons to select Color

Tone.

P[ess the LEFT/RIGHT41_

buttons to select "Cool 2",

'!Cool 1:1,'_Normal", '_Warm 1{' or "Warm 2'_

according to personaI

preference.

Press the MENU button to exit.

ode 41£ynam4¢)"

_v Move _ Sei, Fm Exi

AvMove 4) Se[ ITRExit

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Changing the Screen Size (Depending on the mode_}

Pressthe MENU button to display the menu.

Pressthe LEFT/RIGHT41_ buttons to disp!ay the

Picture menu,

Pressthe UP/DOWNAV _3_ < :

buttons to select '!Size'!. _:_ :::::, ::::

Pressthe [EFT!RIGHT4111" _!_ '_! _?

buttons to select

_'Normal'!,??Zoom"or _¢_

&vMove () Sel. FreE×it

_Size :Zoom

_,vMove _' S& FFI]Exit

Pr)_!s the MENU button to M_o_

, Normal : Sets [}_e picture to 4:3 normal tootle.

Th_s _s a standard TV scree_ s_ze.

" Zoom :Sets[hepkture{oZoom mode

, 16:9 : Sets d_e pietme to 16:9 tootle.

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Fine Tuning Channels

Use fine tuning to0manually adjust a particular channel for optimal reception.

Select th e appropriat e channel

Pressthe MENU button to disp!ay the menu,

Press the UP/DOWN•V

buttons to select

_!ChanneV:

Pressthe LEFTIRIGHT_II1_

buttons,

Av Move o SeL Fm Exit

Pressthe UP/DOWN•,

buttons to Select :]Fine

tune".

PresstheLEFT/mOHT<1_

buttons to adjust the fine

Tostere the fine tuning set- ring inthe IV's memory,

press the UP • button, (An asterisk !'*" will appear,)

To resetthe fine tuning to

!'Oi!press the DOWN V but: toe.

FineTune : + 3

Av Add/Else _ Adi. FmExit

-_1 After you adjust the fine tuning, the color of Channel No. will turn

into red if you press the DISPLAY button while watching this channel.

_,v Add/Erse o Adj. FmExit

exit.Pressthe MENU button to

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Digital Noise Reduction

I[' the b>)adcast signal ieceived by youl TV is _ eak, you can activate the Digital ]k_oise Reduction f'e.attne to help reduce anj static and ghosting that ma)! appeal on the scieen.

Press the MENU button to _Mode ,_Dyr_rr,iC_. display the menu. _,_ :

Press the LEFT/RIGHT_111_ ,_

Mo_o sol rmsxi_

-_1 Pressing the LEFT/RIGHT "_1_

buttons will alternate between "On" and "Off".

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