Sanyo CM29FS2, CP29FS2, CM29FS2A, CA29FS2 Instruction Manual

CM29FS2
CM29FS2A
CA29FS2
CP29FS2

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Colour Television

■ Slim Flat Screen

■ A2 & Digital NICAM Stereo

■ Surround Sound System

■ Video Component Input Terminal

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Warnings and Cautions

If the television is to be built into a compartment or
similarly enclosed, the minimum distances must
be maintained. Heat build-up can reduce the ser­vice life of your television, and can also be dan­gerous.

Never stand on, lean on or push suddenly the tele­vision or its stand.
You should pay special attention to children.
Serious injury may result if it should fall.

Do not place your television on an unstable cart,
stand, shelf or table. Serious injury to an individual,
and damage to the television, may result if it
should fall.

When the television receiver is not used for an
extended period of time, it is advisable to discon­nect the AC power cord from the AC outlet.

Avoid exposing the television receiver to direct
sunlight and other source of the heat.
Do not stand the television receiver directly on
other products which give off heat. E.g. video cas­sette players, audio amplifiers.

Do not block the ventilation holes in the back
cover.
Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure
of electrical components.

Do not squash power supply cord under the televi­sion receiver.

Warning

High voltages are used in the operation of this
television receiver. Do not remove the cabinet
back from your set. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.

To prevent fire or electrical shock hazard, do
not expose the television receiver to rain or
moisture.

Do not drop or push objects into the television
cabinet slots or openings. Never spill any kind
of liquid on the television receiver.

Caution

Warning

Warning

Caution

Caution

Caution

Caution

Caution

Minimum distances

Caution

20cm

10cm

10cm

5cm

Installation

■ Plug & Play

■ Connecting the aerial

Use one of these methods to connect a signal to your TV.

Following connection examples are our recommended standard connection. For further information please
consult your local dealer.

✐ For all aerial circuit problems please consult your local dealer.

■ Connecting AC cord

Connect the power cord of the TV set to a wall outlet.

✐ The TV set is prepared for a mains voltage AC110~240V 50/60Hz. When the TV set is not to be used

for an extended period of time, it is advisable to disconnect the power cord from the power outlet.

WARNING!

High voltages are used in the operation of this set. Refer service to qualified service
personnel.

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Let’s start !

2

2 Press the MENU button after completing Plug & Play to return to the normal TV mode.

This TV set provides a self-automatic tuning system function called “Plug & Play”. It automatically begins

searching and storing of all available channels when switching-on the TV set for the first time.

1

1 Press the Power ON/OFF button to turn the TV on, and the TV set will search and store of all

available TV channels automatically.

✐ This procedure only appears at the first switch-on time.

Now the installation is completed !

STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

AV1 INPUT

AV3 / DVD

MONITOR

S-WOOFER

INPUT

OUT

OUT

R

S-WOOFER

AUDIO

AUDIO

AUDIO

R

L

R

(MONO)

V
I

L

L

D
E

CR

0

(MONO)

VIDEO

B

C

Y

S-VIDEO

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4

Control Panel

Each button on the control panel has the same function
with its counterpart on the remote control

Mains ON/OFF button

Remote Control Detector

Stand-by and Power Indicator

Audio Input Jack-Right (AV2)

Audio Input Jack-Left (AV2)

Video Input Jack (AV2)

Headphone Jack (Mini

Stereo Jack)

VOLUME

TV/AV Selector

MENU

Programme UP/DOWN

Press to open

VIDEO

L-AUDIO-R

TV/AV

MENU

CH

5

5

Remote Control

-/- -

TV/AV Selector Button

RECALL/Colour System button

NUMERIC buttons

DIGIT button

SWAP button

VOLUME (-) button

STEREO/MONO button

PROGRAMME DOWN button

POWER ON/OFF button

Sound MUTE button

TIMER button

ALTERNATE button

SOUND Mode button

PROGRAMME UP button
VOLUME (+) button

MENU button

SURROUND button

To Install Batteries Into the Remote Control

1. Remove the battery compartment cover.

2. Insert two size AA batteries (1.5 V) according to "+" and "-" polarity markings inside the battery
compartment.

3. Close the battery compartment cover.

NOTE:

When remote control doesn't work in normal or stable condition, or it can't control operation of the
TV set, replace the batteries. (exhausted batteries may leak substance detrimental to the remote
control, replace them immediately when they are weak.)

BASS button

PICTURE Mode button

SOUND System button

TEXT/TV button

GREEN button

TV / AV

?

TIMER

X

-/- -

SWAP

A•B

BASS

MENU

TXT/TV

CH

CH

JXPSB

S. SYS

P

P

SOUND

i

PICTURE

SURROUND

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General Operation

Press the Alternate button, and the pro-

gramme position will alternately select
the previous position and the present
position.

Should you wish to mute the sound, (e.g.
While talking on the telephone) press the

Sound Mute button. To switch the sound

back on, press this button again (or press the

Volume + or

-

button).

Direct Programme Selection

Example:

■ Press 6 button to select programme position 6.

■ To select programme position 27, press the

Digit button, press 0, 2 then 7 button.

■ To select programme position 215, press the

DIGIT button, press 2, 1 then 5 button.

-/- -

-/- -

Auto Shut Off Function

This TV set changes to the standby mode within
10 minutes after all broadcasts have ended.

Volume Control

-/- -

Sound Mute

Alternate

Press the Power ON/OFF button to turn on

or off (Stand-by) the TV set.

Power ON/OFF(Stand by)

You can turn on the TV in the standby mode by
pressing the following button in addition to the

Power ON/OFF button.

● Programme Up/Down button of the remote

control transmitter or the TV set.

● 1 to 9, 0 button on the remote control transmitter.

Lighting of the Stand-by and Power Indicator shows
that there is a power supply. For shutting off a

power supply completely, press Mains POWER
ON/OFF button on the front control of TV set.

To increase or decrease the sound
volume Level.

To select the next or previous programme
position.

Programme Up and Down

TV/AV Selector

Press repeatedly to switch to TV, AV1, AV2
or DVD/AV3(VIDEO) mode.

-/- -

Bass Expander On/Off

Press the BASS button to get an

emphasised bass sound.

Press the Picture Mode button repeat-

edly to select the following picture
modes;

PERSONAL : Your personal preference mode.
DYNAMIC: Suitable for brightly lit room.
NATURAL: Normal viewing mode.
ECO: Suitable for dimly lit room and gives a

cinema-like effect.

GAME: Picture mode that is gantle on the eyes,

suitable for TV game.

Picture Mode Selection

Press the Sound Mode button repeat-

edly to select the following sound
modes;

PERSONAL : Your personal preference mode.
MUSIC: Suitable for music programme.
TALK: Suitable for news programme.
NORMAL: Normal listening mode.

Sound Mode Selection

i

TV / AV

P

P

BASS

-/- -

-/- -

CH

CH

PICTURE

SOUND

General Operation

This TV provides an incredible
3 Dimensional Surround sound effect.

Active 3D Surround

Press the SURROUND button to select the fol-

lowing modes.

SURROUND OFF:

To cut off 3D surround effect.

SURROUND 1:

Gives the middle 3D surround effect.

SURROUND 2:

Gives the deep 3D surround effect.

To display the on screen indication, press
the

Recall/Colour System

button.

If the clear sound cannot be obtained,

press the Sound System button repeated-

ly until optimum sound can be produced.

Colour System Selection

If the clear picture cannot be obtained,

press the Recall/Colour System button

repeatedly until optimum image can be
produced.

Sound System Selection

Programme Information Call

BG

D/K I M

A sound system setting is automatically stored in
the memory.

NICAM

Sound
Status

Off-timer

Programme Position

Sound
System

OFF 5

3

BG

SECAM

NTSC4.43

A colour system entry to the memory cannot be
made during TV mode, make it during manual tun­ing mode.

NTSC

PAL

AUTO

AUTO

Colour
System

A2 Stereo, NICAM Stereo and
Bilingual Broadcast Receiving

■A2

Stereo and NICAM Stereo sound

reception

NICAM

■ Bilingual reception

If the TV receives bilingual programs, the TV ini­tially selects language A and displays “A” on the
screen briefly. If you want to switch to language B
or MONO (only available in NICAM reception),

press the Stereo/Mono button.

When receiving NICAM stereo broadcast, NICAM

will be displayed on the screen. For A2 (German)

stereo broadcasts, STEREO will be displayed.

When a clear stereo sound can not be obtained
during NICAM or A2 (German) stereo broadcast
due to poor signal reception, press the

Stereo/Mono button to select mono mode.

MONO

STEREO

MONO

A

B

MONO

A

B

NICAM Stereo

A2 Stereo

NICAM Bilingual

-/- -

-/- -

A2 Bilingual

Note: The Multi Personal Preference Level

Function equip for model CA29FS2 only.

For position 1 through to position 30, the picture
settings (Colour, Brightness and Contrast) and the
volume level that you choose can be stored sepa­rately in memory for each position. Thus you can
enjoy watching TV channels with optimum picture
and volume settings, even if you change from one
channel to another.

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Multi Personal Preference Level Function

SURROUND

?

?

A•B

S. SYS

A•B

MENU

CH

CH

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Menu Operation

SOUND

Sound Adjustments

VOLUME

5

5 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

The on-screen menu provides the viewer with

easy

access to adjustments and settings.

■ During the menu operation, the following

buttons are used.

MENU

To call up the menu.
To go back and to exit the menu.

,

To move around the
menus.

,
To move around the menus.
To make adjustments.

2

2 Press or to display “SOUND” menu.

1

1 Press the MENU button to display main menu,

and “SOUND” will be selected first.

3

3 Select an item with or .

•

BALANCE :

Left and Right speaker volume balance
adjustment.

•

SOUND PRESET (Sound Mode Selection):

Enable to select the suitable sound adjustment
(PERSONAL, MUSIC, TALK, NORMAL). Also
possible to select directly with the Sound
Mode button.
Note: Your sound adjustment will be memorized
to “PERSONAL” of the Sound preset
automatically.

•

SURROUND :

Enable to select active 3D surround modes

(SURROUND OFF, 1 or 2 ). Also possible to
select directly by pressing the SURROUND

button of the remote control.

•

AUTO VOLUME (ON/OFF) :

This function automatically equates the sound
volume of each position. It is used to prevent the
sharp volume change when you change the
channel.

4

4 Press or to adjust.

■ Equalizer Adjustment

There are 5 types EQUALIZER adjustment:

•

100 Hz Adjustment

Adjustable from -32 == 0 == 31

•

300 Hz Adjustment

Adjustable from -32 == 0 == 31

•

1 KHz Adjustment

Adjustable from -32 == 0 == 31

•

3 KHz Adjustment

Adjustable from -32 == 0 == 31

•

8 KHz Adjustment

Adjustable from -32 == 0 == 31

Follow the steps below to adjust EQUALIZER.

1

1 Press the MENU button to display main menu,

and “SOUND” will be selected first.

2

2 Press or to display “SOUND” menu.

3

3

Select EQUALIZER with or .

4

4 Press or to display “EQUALIZER”.

MAIN MENU

PICTURE
SETTING

PRESET

SOUND

BALANCE
EQUALIZER

AUTO VOLUME
SOUND PRESET
SURROUND
BASS EXPANDER

0

ON
PERSONAL

2

ON

9

9

Menu Operation

100 Hz

6

6 Press or to adjust.

5

5 Select an item with or .

✐ Your equalizer adjustment will be memorized

to “PERSONAL” of the Sound Preset automat­ically.

7

7 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

Picture Adjustments

•

TINT :

Adjust colour tints. (Displayed only on NTSC
signal reception.)

•

PICTURE PRESET

(Picture Mode Selection) : Enable to select the

suitable picture adjustment (PERSONAL,
DYNAMIC, NATURAL, ECO, GAME). Also
possible to select directly with the Picture Mode
button.

•

SKIN TONE (ON/OFF):

The Skin Tone correction locally changes the hue
of colours that match skin tones to the correct
hue.

•

TEXT BRIGHTNESS :

Brightness of teletext screen.

:Minimum :Center :Maximum

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“PICTURE” with .

2

2 Press or to display “PICTURE” menu.

3

3 Select an item with or .

5

5 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

BRIGHTNESS

✐ Your picture adjustment will be memorized to

“PERSONAL” of the Picture preset automati­cally.

Setting Menu

■ Of f Timer

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

2

2 Press or to display “SETTING” menu,

and “TIMER” will be selected first.

TIMER

4

4 Press or to adjust.

3

3 Press or to display “TIMER” menu,

and “OFF TIMER” will be selected first.
Select a desired time by pressing or .

OFF TIMER

OFF

The off-timer will increase or decrease in 5 min­utes steps when or is pressed. The
maximum time is 120 minutes (2 hours).

To cancel the OFF TIMER, select OFF position by

pressing the or .

4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

✐ To check the remaining time whilst the TV is

operating, press the RECALL/COLOUR SYS­TEM button.

✐ The OFF TIMER cancels when the TV set is

turn off or if a power failure occurs.

■ On Timer

The ON TIMER will switch-on from the standby
mode or change programme position when the
selected time has elapsed.

EQUALIZER

300 Hz
1 KHz
3 KHz
8 KHz

-9

-25

-3

20

SETTING

OSD LANGUAGE
TEXT LANGUAGE
AV3
SVM

PROGRAM SWAP
CHILD LOCK

ENGLISH
ENGLISH
DVD
1

OFF

PICTURE

CONTRAST
COLOUR
SHARPNESS
TINT
SKIN TONE
PICTURE PRESET
TEXT BRIGHTNESS

42
27
30

0
ON
PERSONAL

TIMER

ON TIMER
ON PROGRAM

00:00
27

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10

Menu Operation

1

1 Follow step 1~2 of the setting OFF-TIMER

above.

2

2 Press or to select ON TIMER.

Enter numbers of desired time period directly

by pressing NUMERIC button, with maximum

time period are 24:00 hours.

The desired time period also could be entered by

pressing or . The on-timer will increase or

decrease in 10 minutes steps when or is

pressed. The maximum time is 24 hours.

3

3 Select ON PROGRAM by pressing

or . Press the or or

NUMERIC button to enter ON PROGRAMME

position number.

ON TIMER

00:00

4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

✐ To cancel the ON TIMER, set to 00:00 position

by pressing the NUMERIC button or

or .

✐ If the TV is already switched on when the time

set for the ON TIMER has been reached, only
the programme position will be changed to the
set programme position.

Quick Tips

To display TIMER menu directly, press TIMER but-

ton on the remote control.

TIMER menu adjustment (OFF TIMER, ON
TIMER, ON PROGRAM), read OFF TIMER and
ON TIMER explanation above.

OFF TIMER

OFF

Use the channel swapping feature to swap the
channels between two stored programme posi­tions. this feature is particularly useful after auto­matic tuning.

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

2

2 Press or to display “SETTING” menu.

3

3 Select “PROGRAM SWAP” with or .

4

4 Press or to display PROGRAM SWAP.

For example, to swap the channel between pro­gramme position “7” and “12”.

5

5 Select programme position “7” by pressing

,

,

or . Then press the Green

button on the remote control.

6

6 Select programme position “12” using

,

,

or . And press the Green button

on the remote control.

7

7 Press the MENU button to return to the

normal TV mode.

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12

Quick Tips

To display PROGRAM SWAP directly, press

SWAP button on the remote control.

For PROGRAM SWAP Usage read explanation
above.

■ Channel Swapping

7

TIMER
OFF TIMER

ON PROGRAM

OFF

27

PROGRAM SWAP
1

2
3
4
5
6

SWAP

8

9
10
11
12

13
14
15
16
17
18

TIMER

ON TIMER
ON PROGRAM

00:00
27

PROGRAM SWAP

10
11

7
8
9

13
14
15
16
17
18

1
2
3
4
5
6

SWAP 7 AND . . .

PROGRAM SWAP
1

2
3
4
5
6

SWAP

8

9
10
11
12

13
14
15
16
17
18

Menu Operation

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

2

2 Press or to display “SETTING” menu.

3

3 Select “OSD LANGUAGE” with or .

OSD LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

■ OSD (On Screen Display) Language

There are 7 languages (ENGLISH, FRENCH,
RUSSIAN, PORTUGUESE, INDONESIAN, PER­SIAN, ARABIC) for TV’s OSD (On-Screen Display)
language that could be chosen.

4

4 Press or to choose OSD LANGUAGE.

5

5 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

■ Child Lock

This function is used to prevent small children
from operating the TV with the front buttons of the
TV set.

When the CHILD LOCK is selected, VOLUME +/­(or) button on the Front Control of TV set
could not be operated. Set this function ON or OFF
position by pressing or on the remote
control.

4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to return

to the normal TV mode.

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

2

2 Press or to display “SETTING” menu.

3

3 Select “CHILD LOCK” with or .

OFF

CHILD LOCK

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Preset Menu

Up to 251 broadcast stations in your reception
area can be stored.
There are following ways of channel tuning.

Automatic Tuning:

To automatically search and store all receivable
channels.

Manual Tuning:

To manual search and fine tune existing channels.

■ SVM (Scan Velocity Modulation)

Use SVM mode to Provide a sharp and crisp pic­ture.

5

5 Press the MENU button repeatedly to return

to the normal TV mode.

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

2

2 Press or to display “SETTING” menu.

3

3 Select “SVM” with or .

SVM

1

SETTING

4

4 Press or to adjust SVM mode on “1”, “2”,

“3” or “OFF” position.

SETTING

TIMER

TEXT LANGUAGE
AV3

SVM
PROGRAM SWAP
CHILD LOCK

ENGLISH

DVD
1

OFF

MAIN MENU
SOUND
PICTURE

PRESET

SETTING
TIMER
OSD LANGUAGE
TEXT LANGUAGE
AV3

PROGRAM SWAP
CHILD LOCK

ENGLISH
ENGLISH
DVD

OFF

SETTING
TIMER
OSD LANGUAGE
TEXT LANGUAGE
AV3
SVM
PROGRAM SWAP

ENGLISH
ENGLISH
DVD
1

Menu Operation

3

3 You can either...

a) Enter the frequency using the 0-9 buttons

referring channel table.

b) Press and hold or button until

frequency starts scanning (about 5 seconds),
scanning will stop when a channel is found.

■ When the picture is not clear, change the colour

system.

To change the colour system;

Select “SYSTEM” with or , and select a

correct colour system with or

.

■ When the sound is not clear or no sound is

produced, change the sound system.

To change the sound system;

Select “SIF” with or , and select a

correct sound system with or

.

4

4 Select “MEMORY” and press or to store

your preferred channel.

5

5 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

Repeat above for other programme position if
required.

Note:

AFC (Automatic Frequency Control) of PRESET

menu is usually set “ON”. It will automatically fine
tune.

2

2 Select “FREQUENCY”.

FREQUENCY

271.65 MHz

FREQUENCY

6 - - . - - MHz

MEMORY

OK!

c) Fine Tuning

Press and release or repeatedly to
re-tune the frequency.

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■ Manual Tuning

1

1 Select “POSITION” from the PRESET menu.

And select programme position where you wish

to preset a channel using the “0-9”, -/--,

or buttons

.

POSITION

7

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“PRESET” menu with

.

2

2 Press or to display “PRESET” menu,

and “AUTO TUNING” will be selected first.

■ Automatic Tuning

AUTO TUNING

Automatic tuning can be cancelled at any time by

pressing the MENU button.

3

3 Press or to start Automatic tuning.

After completing Auto tuning, the TV set
automatically returns to programme position
“1”.

4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

PRESET

POSITION
FREQUENCY

SYSTEM
SIF
AFC
SKIP
MEMORY

1

271.65 MHz
AUTO

BG
ON

OFF

- -

PRESET
AUTO TUNING

PRESET

AUTO TUNING

POSITION

SYSTEM
SIF
AFC
SKIP
MEMORY

7

AUTO
BG
ON
OFF

- -

FREQUENCY
SYSTEM

SIF
AFC
SKIP
MEMORY

PRESET
AUTO TUNING
POSITION

SYSTEM
SIF
AFC
SKIP
MEMORY

271.65 MHz
AUTO

BG
ON

OFF

- -

7

AUTO

BG
ON

OFF

- -

PRESET
AUTO TUNING
POSITION
FREQUENCY

SYSTEM
SIF
AFC
SKIP

7

677.25 MHz
AUTO

BG
ON

OFF

Hotel Mode Setting

The Hotel Mode is a feature that might be needed
by a hotel management to confine the TV that put
in the hotel room, so it will not disturb other rooms.

HOTEL MODE (ON/OFF):

It is used to activate or inactivate all of the hotel
mode setting. Also, channel preset is prohibited
when the hotel mode is set on.

MAX. VOLUME:

Setting the limit of maximum sound volume.

START PROGRAM:

Setting for the start up programme position.

Setting Procedure

1

1 Press and hold the Menu button on the

remote control and press the Programme Up

button on the TV set to display the Hotel Mode
menu.

2

2 Select “MAX. VOLUME” with the Programme

Down ()button, and set maximum volume
with the Volume +/

-

(or) button.

5

5 Press the MENU button to return to the normal

TV mode.

4

4 After complete the settings, select “HOTEL

MODE”, and set it “ON” with or .

3

3 Select “START PROGRAM” and set start up

position with or . To set AV position as a

start up position, press the TV/AV Selector.

MAX. VOLUME

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4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to return to

the normal TV mode.

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Private Position / Hotel Mode

Setting of the Skip Channels

If there are positions you do not use, by setting
skip channel function, it is possible to jump over
any position when you are selecting a channel

using the CH CH

button.

2

2 Select “SKIP” in the PRESET menu, and

press or to set SKIP “ON”.

To cancel the setting of skip, set SKIP “OFF”.

3

3 Select “MEMORY” and press or to

set “OK” to store the skip setting.

1

1 Select “POSITION.” from the PRESET menu.

And select programme position where you wish

to skip using the “0-9”, -/--, or button.

Private Position Setting

Private Position is used to restrict of programme
position that you do not want others to watch.

1

1 Select a programme position that you want to

set in private position.

2

2 Press and hold the Recall/Colour System

button for more than 2 seconds.

3

3 Press the MENU button.

To watch the programme of private position,
cancel the setting of private position .

1

1 Select private position.

2

2 Press and hold the Recall/Colour System

button for more than 2 seconds.

3

3 Press the MENU button.

■ How to Set the Private Position

■ Cancelling of the Private Position

SKIP

ON

PRESET
AUTO TUNING
POSITION
FREQUENCY

SYSTEM
SIF
AFC

MEMORY

7

271.65 MHz
AUTO

BG

ON

- -

HOTEL

HOTEL MODE

START PROGRAM

OFF

8

3

■ Sound Volume Control in Teletext Mode

In teletext mode, sound volume and sound muting can be controlled. However they are not displayed on
the screen

■ Teletext Reception

If your aerial signal is poor, the teletext reception may be poor.

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Teletext

Selection of Teletext Language

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

2

2 Press or to display “SETTING” menu.

3

3 Select “TEXT LANGUAGE” with or .

4

4 Press or to choose TEXT LANGUAGE.

5

5 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

TEXT LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

PERSIAN

-/- -

Reveal switch

To reveal hidden items on the text page.

Direct access to a page

To select a page number directly using the

(0-9) NUMERIC button. e.g. To select page

301, press 3 , then 0 and then 1.

Sub page access

To enter the sub-page access mode, see

below

TELETEXT/TV

To switch TV, MIX, Teletext mode.

Stop

To stop sub pages changing. The word stop

will appear instead of the page number.

Cancel

To view the TV picture in the teletext
mode.

Direct access to subject headings

Coloured boxes are displayed at the
bottom of the screen. The 4 Coloured
buttons give access to the corre­sponding subject or pages.

Index page selector

To select one of the teletext index
pages.

Size switch

Either the top half or the bottom half
or the page can be expanded to the
fill the whole screen

Up/down page access

To select the next or previous page
number

Teletext Brightness Level

Brightness of teletext screen.

:Minimum :Center :Maximum

1

1 See Picture Adjustment in Picture Menu.

2

2 Select TEXT BRIGHTNESS with or .

TEXT BRIGHTNESS

3

3 Press or to adjust TEXT BRIGHTNESS.

4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

TV / AV

-/- -

SWAP

A•B

BASS

?

TIMER

X

CH

MENU

CH

TXT/TV

S. SYS

JXPSB

P

P

SOUND

i

PICTURE

SURROUND

SETTING

TIMER

OSD LANGUAGE

AV3
SVM
PROGRAM SWAP
CHILD LOCK

ENGLISH

DVD
1

OFF

PICTURE
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
COLOUR
SHARPNESS
TINT
SKIN TONE
PICTURE PRESET

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0
ON
PERSONAL

Connection Other Equipment

You may connect the audio and video output ter­minals of the DVD player or VIDEO recorder to the
input terminals of the TV set to enjoy the DVD and
VIDEO programs.

■ When a stereo video recorder is connected to

the TV set, make sure the audio output
terminals are correctly connected to the
corresponding L (left) and R (right) audio input
terminals.

■ When a monophonic video recorder is

connected to this product, connect the audio
output terminal of the video recorder to the
L(left) audio input terminal of the TV set.

AUDIO input terminal (right) - AV1

AUDIO input terminal (left) - AV1

VIDEO input terminal - AV1

S-VIDEO input terminal - AV1

AUDIO input terminal (right) - AV3

AUDIO input terminal (left) - AV3

COMPONENT VIDEO input terminal (Y)

VIDEO input terminal - AV3

COMPONENT VIDEO input terminal (CB)

COMPONENT VIDEO input terminal (C

R)

VIDEO output terminal

AUDIO output terminal (left)

AUDIO output terminal (right)

■ When watching a video program input from the

AV1 terminal, press the TV/AV button to select
AV1.

Whenever the TV/AV button is pressed, the
mode will change as follows:

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AV1 AV2

(TV mode)

DVD/AV3
(VIDEO)

External Sub Woofer output terminal

Rear Terminal Panel

Connection of the Rear AV1 Input T erminal

■ To make sure the colour system of the TV set is

consistent with the signal of your video
recorder, if necessary, select a matching
system. The colour system set in AV mode can
be stored automatically.

■ When an AV program (from a video recorder or

a DVD player) is played, you may return to TV
mode by selecting any of the TV position.

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AV1 INPUT

R

AUDIO

L

(MONO)

V

I
D
E
0

S-VIDEO

AV1 INPUT

To Audio Input-R (AV1)

To Audio Input-L (AV1)

To Video Input (AV1)

R

AUDIO

L

V

I
D
E
0

S-VIDEO

(MONO)

AV3 / DVD
INPUT

AUDIO

R

L

(MONO)

Y

S-WOOFER
OUT

S-WOOFER

CR

C

B

MONITOR
OUT

AUDIO

R

L

VIDEO

AV3 / DVD
INPUT

AUDIO

R

L

(MONO)

S-WOOFER
OUT

S-WOOFER

CR

MONITOR
OUT

AUDIO

R

L

VIDEO

B

Y

C

TV / AV

Video/DVD Player

Connection Other Equipment

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■ Input from S-VIDEO terminal is prior to that

from AV1 video terminal. When S-VIDEO
terminal is used, video input from the AV1
terminal will be disabled. When the AV1 input
terminal is to be used, the S-VIDEO terminal
shall be unplugged.

It is convenient to use the AV2 input jack on the
front panel for equipment that is often connected
and disconnected.

Connection of the Front AV2 Input T erminal

Connecting to a DVD Player (Both
Used DVD and AV3)

■ Connecting to a DVD Player with Video

Component Video Output Terminal (Y , C

b or Cr).

1

1 Press the MENU button, then select

“SETTING” with .

Connect the component output terminal on your
DVD player to the component video input terminal
of this product, you will be able to enjoy higher
quality picture than that received when common
video terminal or S-VIDEO terminal is used.
(NOTE: When a signal of Y,Cb,Cr

/Y,Pb,Pr is
received, the output signal from monitor output ter­minal will not be corresponding.)

■ To watch a program in this connection status,

select DVD.

In this connection status, whenever the
TV/AV button is pressed, the mode will
change as follows:

■ Make sure the component video terminal (Y, Cb

or Cr) is connected correctly.

IMPORTANT!: The AV3 must be set on DVD sta-

tus. To set in DVD status see explanation below.

■ DVD Status Setting.

Camcoder, TV

Game etc.

V
I
D
E
0

R

L

Y

C

B

CR

MONITOR
OUT

S-WOOFER
OUT

AV1 INPUT

AUDIO

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

(MONO)

R

L

(MONO)

AUDIO

S-WOOFER

R

L

VIDEO

AV3 / DVD
INPUT

To Audio Input-R (AV3)

To Audio Input-L (AV3)

To C

R Input Terminal

DVD player with video

component (Y, C

B, CR)

output terminal

To C

B Input Terminal

To Y Input Terminal

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AV1 AV2

(TV mode)

DVD

■ To watch the Front AV2 video input picture,

select AV2 position by pressing the TV/AV
Selector.

Connecting to a DVD Player with
S-VIDEO Terminal

■ When watching a video program input from

the S-VIDEO terminal, press the TV/AV button
to select AV1.

AV1 INPUT

R

AUDIO

L

V

I
D
E
0

S-VIDEO

(MONO)

AV3 / DVD
INPUT

AUDIO

R

L

(MONO)

Y

To Audio Input-R (AV1)

To Audio Input-L (AV1)

To S-VIDEO Input

Video/DVD Player with

S-VIDEO output terminal

S-WOOFER
OUT

S-WOOFER

CR

C

B

MONITOR
OUT

AUDIO

R

L

VIDEO

To Video Input (AV2)

VIDEO

L-AUDIO-R

To Audio Input-L (AV2)

To Audio Input-R (AV2)

TV/AV

MENU

CH

From Camcoder
or video game
equipment

TV / AV

Connection Other Equipment

4

4 Press the MENU button repeatedly to return

to the normal TV mode.

2

2

Press or to display “SETTING” menu.

Then Select “AV3” with or

AV3

DVD

3

3 Select AV3 option in VIDEO mode or DVD

mode with or

.

■ Connecting to a Player without Video

Component Video Output Terminal (Y , C

b or Cr).

Connect a composite video cable from the AV
equipment to the Y-terminal (component video ter­minal) of AV3 input.

To watch a program in this connection sta­tus, select AV3.

Monitor output terminal outputs signal of picture
currently playing. It may be used to record TV pro­gram or reproduce video program received from
connection with AV input terminal.

■ To record a TV program, select channel

desired in TV mode.

■ To reproduce a video program input from the

AV1 input terminal, select AV1.

Connecting of Monitor Output Terminal

AV Device

Antenna Jack

PLAY

AV device can be connected to the antenna jack
of the TV set.

To watch programs input from the antenna jack,
operate as follows:
(1) Start on the AV device to play the program.
(2) Select the channel position desired, and start

MANUAL tuning. (See page 12).

See instruction manuals of the relevant AV devices
for details of connection and adjustment.

Connecting to a AV Device with TV
Antenna Jack

Connecting to Sub-Woofer Output T erminal

This TV set is equipped with External Subwoofer
terminal. Additional external amplifier is needed to
active the external sub woofer (e.g. Active Sub
Woofer).

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SETTING
TIMER
OSD LANGUAGE
TEXT LANGUAGE

SVM
PROGRAM SWAP
CHILD LOCK

ENGLISH
ENGLISH

1

OFF

AV1 INPUT

R

AUDIO

L

(MONO)

V
I
D
E
0

S-VIDEO

AV3 / DVD
INPUT

AUDIO

R

L

(MONO)

S-WOOFER
OUT

S-WOOFER

Y

CR

C

B

MONITOR
OUT

AUDIO

R

L

VIDEO

To Audio Output-R

To Audio Output-L

To Video Output

AV1 INPUT

AV3 / DVD

S-WOOFER

INPUT

AUDIO

R

L

(MONO)

OUT

S-WOOFER

Y

To Y Input Terminal

R

To Audio Input-R (AV3)

To Audio Input-L (AV3)

AUDIO

L

V

D
E

0

(MONO)

I

S-VIDEO

MONITOR
OUT

AUDIO

R

L

CR

VIDEO

B

C

Video Recorder

TV / AV

DVD player

AV1 INPUT

R

AUDIO

L

V
I
D
E
0

S-VIDEO

(MONO)

AV3 / DVD
INPUT

AUDIO

R

L

(MONO)

Y

S-WOOFER
OUT

S-WOOFER

MONITOR
OUT

AUDIO

To Sub-Woofer Output

R

L

CR

VIDEO

B

C

Active Sub-Woofer.
or
Passive Sub-Woofer + External Amplifier.

Specifications

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Power Source AC110-240 Volts, 50/60Hz

Colour System PAL/SECAM/NTSC4.43/NTSC/PAL-60Hz

Sound System B/G, I, D/KK’, M/M
Channel Coverage

VHF: E2-E12, A2-A13, R1-R12, J1-J12, K1-K9
UHF: 21-69, A14-A69, J13-J62
CATV: S1

-

S41, X, Y, Z, Z+1, Z+2

Aerial input impedance 75 Ω

Audio output (RMS) : 7.5 W + 7.5 W (All Models)

Speakers

Model : CM29FS2/A : Main : 6 x 12 cm x 2 pcs

Tweeter : ø 5 cm x 2 pcs.

Model : CA29FS2, CP29FS2 : Main : 6 x 12 cm x 2 pcs

Tweeter : ø 5 cm x 2 pcs.

Ext. terminals

Video Inputs: Phone Jack x 2 (1.0Vp-p, impedance 75 Ω)
S-Video Input: Din 4 pin x 1 (Separated Y/C Signals Input)

DVD(PDVD) input:

Component video input -Y x 1 (1Vp-p, 75 ohms)
Component video input -C

B/CR (PB/PR) x 1 (1Vp-p, 75 ohms)

Audio inputs: Phone Jack (L/R) x 2 (436mVrms, impedance more than 40KΩ)
Video monitor outputs: Phone Jack x 1 (1.0Vp-p, impedance 75 Ω)
Audio monitor outputs: Phone Jack (L/R) x 1 (436mVrms, impedance less than 600Ω)
External speaker terminal (For super woofer): x 1
Headphone Jack: Mini Stereo Jack x 1

Dimension : 803 (W) x 578 (H) x 418 (D)mm

Weight : approx. 41.5 Kg

Specifications subject to change without notice.

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Helpful hints

■ NO PICTURE, NO SOUND

● Check if TV is plugged in.

● Try a different channel, if OK, probably station trouble.

■ POOR PICTURE, SOUND OK

● Adjust BRIGHTNESS control.

● Adjust FINE TUNING control.

● Check aerial connections

■ NO COLOUR, PICTURE OK

● Adjust COLOUR control.

● Adjust FINE TUNING control.

● Is the programme in colour ?

■ WEAK PICTURE

● Check aerial connections on back of set.

● Check aerial for broken wires.

● Re-orient aerial.

■ The following faults are not caused by the receiver:

"GHOSTS"

Reflections of signals from mountains or high buildings will cause multiple images, called "Ghosts".
These abnormal conditions can be reduced to minimum by repositioning aerial or by installing a new one
suited for your area.

"INTERFERENCE"

Interference may be caused by electrical appliances, car ignition systems, etc. This should normally be
a temporary condition, but should this interference persist, contact your dealer.

SANYO ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.

Part No. 1AA6P1P5002-A C8ZRL-A (FB1-B)