Sharp 29K-FM5M Operation Manual

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COLOUR TELEVISION

29K-FH5M

OPERATION MANUAL

Please read this operation manual carefully before using the colour television.

ENGLISH

MELAYU

Contents

[ SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS ]

[ ACCESSORIES ]

[ ANTENNA

CONNECTION ]

• Connecting to an antenna

• Connecting to an antenna via a VCR

[ CONNECTING TO

OTHER EQUIPMENTS ]

[ CONNECTING AND

WATCHING DVD ]

• Connecting to a DVD player

• Watching DVD

[ PART NAMES ]

• TV set

• Remote control

• Installing batteries

E10

E11

[ BASIC OPERATION ]

• Turn on the power

• On-screen display language selection

• Channel selection

• Adjusting volume

[ CHANNEL SETTING ]

[ PICTURE OR SOUND ADJUSTMENT ]

[ TIMER SETTING ]

• On timer

• Off timer

• Reminder on-screen timer

• Beep reminder

[ FEATURES ]

• Blue back

• Auto select

• Power save

• 16:9 mode

• Child lock

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E13

E14

E15

E16

E17

[ USEFUL FEATURES ]

• Channel/Timer display

• Channel recall

• TV/Video selection

• Surround sound

• Mute

• Sound mode

• Equalizer

• Favourite channels

[ NICAM/A2 STEREO SYSTEM BROADCASTS ]

[ TELETEXT BROADCASTS ]

[

TROUBLESHOOTING

[ SPECIFICATIONS ]

[ DEFINITION OF TERMS ]

]

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E1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Damage

Turn off the power and unplug the power cord from the wall outlet immediately if the TV set begins to make any unusual noises or gives off smoke or an unusual smell. Then call your dealer for service.

Unstable surface and shocks

Do not place this TV set on an unstable cart, stand, shelf, or table. The TV set may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the set. Sharp recommends securing the TV set to a stable surface or wall to prevent the set from falling due to sudden shocks or impact.

Moisture

To prevent electrical shock, do not use the TV set in an excessively damp place.

Servicing

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the back of the cabinet. This TV set contains dangerous voltage.

Power-cord protection

To prevent electrical shock, do not subject the AC power cord to damage by bending or twisting it, or by placing heavy items on top of it and do not place the AC power cord under the TV set. If the AC power cord becomes damaged, unplug it from the wall outlet immediately and call your dealer for service.

Water

To prevent fire or electrical shock, do not place the TV set near a bathroom, swimming pool or other area where it may become wet.

Liquid entry

Do not place a flower vase or anything else containing liquid on the TV set, as liquid spilt on the TV set can cause electrical shock or failure.

TV Set position

Do place the TV set onto an even stand, table or rack which size is bigger than the TV set. If the TV set is put onto a smaller size or uneven stand, table or rack may cause the TV cabinet to distort. Do not put or insert anything between TV set and the stand, table or rack.

Ventilation

Do not place this TV set in a confined area, such as on a bookshelf or in a built-in case. Leave adequate space behind the TV for proper ventilation.

Object entry

Never insert or drop any metallic or inflammable objects into the ventilation openings of the TV set, as this can cause fire, electrical shock, or electrical failure.

Uneven surface and excessive force

Television equipment and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the equipment and cart combination to overturn.

Fire prevention

To prevent fire, never place any type of candle or naked flames on the top or near the TV set.

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E2 ACCESSORIES

The following accessories are included with this television.

Remote Control Size-AA batteries

Operation manual

E3 ANTENNA CONNECTION

Connecting to an antenna Connecting to an antenna via a VCR

300-ohm twin-lead flat feeder (not supplied)

coaxial cable (round cable)

(not supplied)

Standard DIN45325

plug (IEC 169-2)

75-ohm impedance converter (not supplied)

75-ohm

Antenna in

VCR

COMPONENT

AV-1 IN OUT

VIDEO

B(CB

)

(MONO)

AUDIO

R(CR

)

To antenna

in terminal To RF out terminal

If your outdoor antenna uses a 75-ohm coaxial cable with a standard DIN45325 plug (IEC 169-2), plug it into the antenna jack at the rear of the set.

If your outdoor antenna uses a 300-ohm twin-lead flat feeder, connect a 300-ohm to 75-ohm impedance converter and plug it into the antenna jack at the rear of the set.

E4 CONNECTING TO OTHER EQUIPMENTS

Enjoy playback from a video disc player, VCR or other video equipment by connecting them to this TV set using the Audio/Video in terminals.

Example of front terminal usage

TV VCR

To Audio/Video out terminals

Yellow : To VIDEO White : To AUDIO (L) Red : To AUDIO (R)

DVD Player

Camcorder Video Game

• When using the RF terminal connection, set the TV to channel zero to make initial adjustments for the VCR.

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CONNECTING TO OTHER EQUIPMENTS (Continued

Example of rear terminal usage

For Playback

DVD Player

To Audio/Video out terminals

)

Yellow : To VIDEO White : To AUDIO (L) Red : To AUDIO (R)

For Recording and Editing

VCR

COMPONENT

AV-1 IN OUT

VIDEO

B(CB

)

(MONO)

AUDIO

R(CR

)

To Audio/Video out terminals

VCR

COMPONENT

AV-1 IN OUT

B(CB

R(CR

)

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

To Audio/Video in terminals

E5 CONNECTING AND WATCHING DVD

Connecting to a DVD player

The DVD input terminals (COMPONENT-IN) on the rear of the TV can be used to input highquality images from a DVD player.

Red : To AUDIO IN (R) White : To AUDIO IN (L)

COMPONENT

AV-1 IN OUT

VIDEO

B(CB

)

(MONO)

AUDIO

R(CR

)

To audio out (L/R) terminals

DVD input terminals

COMPONENT

AV-1 IN OUT

B(CB

)

(MONO)

R(CR

)

DVD player

Green : To Y Blue : To P Red : To P

VIDEO

AUDI O

To colour-difference (component video) out terminals

B (CB) R (CR)

Connecting the video terminals

DVD input terminals DVD player

Y Y or Y/Y

COMPONENT-IN

B(CB)

PB(CB) or

VIDEO

R(CR)

B-Y/Pb

R(CR) or

R-Y/Pr

Watching DVD

! Press

screen.

TV/VIDEO

to select “COMPONENT”, DVD input

@ Turn on the DVD player and begin playback.

• For playback of monaural audio, connect the external source to the audio input left terminal on the front or rear of the TV set (MONO) to hear the same sound from both speakers.

• The audiovisual cords required to connect the TV set with video equipment may differ from those shown in the above diagram. See the operation manual of your video equipment for connection details.

• The above recording and editing connections are intended solely for personal use and not for the illegal copying of audiovisual material protected by copyright laws.

• The rear COMPONENT-IN terminals have the priority over the rear AV1-IN terminals. If 2 equipments are connected to the TV set from the rear COMPONENT-IN terminals and rear AV1-IN terminals at the same time, COMPONENT-IN picture will be automatically displayed.

TNENOPMOC

POWER

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

7809

SURROUND

BACD

NORMAL

TV/VIDEO

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E6 PART NAMES

TV set

Headphone jack

•

Insert headphone plug into headphone jack to listen to audio with headphone.

17892345 6 q w

To open the door

Using the projection located under the “√PULL-OPEN” indication, pull and lift the door open.

To close the door

Using the projection, lower the door until closed.

Caution:

• When opening or closing the door, do not insert your fingers into the gap between the door and front panel. This may result in an injury.

Remote control

POWER

! @

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

MPX

NORMAL

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

Installing batteries

Pull up or replace back the

battery cover.

Insert two batteries (size

AA). Be sure to match the battery j/k terminals.

SAVE

TV/VIDEO

123

456

BACD

TV/TEXT

LIST

POWER SAVE

TV/VIDEO

(

)

POWER

POWER switch

Turns on and off the main power.

2 STANDBY indicator

Power can be turned on by the remote control when the indicator is lit red.

3 ON TIMER indicator

Lights up red when the On Timer is set.

4 POWER SAVE indicator

Lights up red when Power Save mode is on.

5 Infrared sensor window

Receives the infrared wave from the remote control.

6 POWER SAVE sensor

Room brightness sensor

MENU/PRESET

MENU/PRESET button

Tunes the channels. Used for MENU setup.

Volume up/down buttons

Adjusts the volume.

Channel up/down buttons

Selects the channels. Tunes or sets the channels.

0 Headphone jack

Use to listen to the audio with headphone.

q Video input terminal (AV-2 IN)

Connects to a camcorder, video game, etc.

w Audio input terminals (AV-2 IN)

Connects to a camcorder, video game, etc.

Turns the TV on or to Standby mode.

Mutes the sound and restores sound to previous level.

Switches between main and sub sound, and stereo and monaural sound.

Switches between MOVIE, MUSIC, NEWS and CUSTOM.

Switches between “OFF” or “ESS” (during receiving signal stereo) and “OFF” or “EPS” (during receiving signal monaural).

Returns to previously viewed channel.

Adjusts the volume. Used for MENU setup.

Resets all settings.

(

Switches POWER SAVE mode on or off.

)

Switches between TV broadcasts and AV input programmes.

Displays the channel and timer settings on the screen.

Number buttons

Switches between one- or two-digit mode channel selection.

Colour buttons Operate the Favourite Channel and Teletext functions.

Selects the channel. Used for MENU setup.

Calls the MENU screen.

Teletext buttons Operate the Teletext functions.

Infrared transmitter window

Aim this window at the infrared sensor window on your TV set.

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E7 BASIC OPERATION

ENU

SOUND

PICTURE

FEATURE TI

CH-S ET T I NG

AUT12O AUTO OFF

168. 25

CH-S ET T I NG

COLOUR -S YST E

POS I T I ON

SOUND- SYS TE

M SK IP AUTO M

ANUAL

LANGUAGE ENGL I SH

Turn on the power

• When the standby indicator is off, press the

• When the standby indicator is red, press on the remote control. The

standby indicator changes to green and a picture appears.

POWER

On-screen display language selection

TV set

• Press

MENU/PRESET

for more than two seconds, the

language select mode appears.

• Press

• Pressing

MENU/PRESET

Language CH-Setting Normal screen

to select desired language.

changes the screen as shown below.

MENU screen

• Press

to call MENU screen.

to select “CH-SETTING”.

• Press / to display CH-SETTING menu.

• Press

to select “LANGUAGE”.

• Press / to select desired language.

ENGLISH

• Press

FRANCAIS

until normal screen appears.

MELAYU

ELAYU

SELECT : CH

HENGLI S

IFRANCA S

Channel selection

! Using

• Press 1 / 2 / ... / 98 / 99 / AV1 (or COMPONENT) / AV2 / 0 / 1 / 2 ...

• Press 1 / 0 / AV2 / AV1 (or COMPONENT) / 99 / 98 / ... / 2 / 1 / 0 ...

and channels change as shown below.

[ TV Set (Bottom) ]

Standby indicator

POWER

[ Behind the door ]

MENU/PRESET

POWER

TV/VIDEO

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

SAVE

1 23

4 5 6

BACD

LISTLIST

@ With the number buttons (on remote control)

• To select a one-digit channel, such as 5, press

. If “5-” is indicated, press to select one-digit input, and then press again.

• To select a two-digit channel, such as 15, press to select the two-digit input. Press

, and then press

Adjusting volume

! Adjust volume using / .

• The volume bar disappears approximately five seconds after the volume has been adjusted.

• When the standby indicator is red, either

• Channels that have been skipped cannot be selected by

• The AV1 (or COMPONENT) and AV2 input channels can be selected using

––

–1

VOLUME19

on the TV can be pressed to turn on the power.

TV/VIDEO

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E8 CHANNEL SETTING

Enables individual channel setting.

! Press @ Press

If you press seconds during normal screen, the LANGUAGE mode screen will appear. Press

• Pressing

# Press

MENU/PRESET

to call MENU screen.

MENU/PRESET

again to display CH-SETTING menu.

MENU/PRESET

to select “CH-SETTING”.

on TV set for more than two

changes the screen as shown

below.

Language CH-Setting Normal screen

to display CH-SETTING

menu.

$ Press

% Each time you press

to select desired setting.

for individual items changes as follows:

• POSITION

The channel position changes to the higher or lower number.

• COLOUR-SYSTEM

AUTO SECAM

PA L

, setting

ENU

PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TI

CH- SETT ING

SELECT : CH ENTER:

CH- SETT ING

POS I T I ON COLOUR -SYST E SOUND- SYS TE SK IP AUTO M

ANUAL

LANGUAGE ENGL I SH

SEL ECT : CH ADJUST : RETURN:

RETURN:

12 AUTO AUTO OFF

168. 25

[ Behind the door ]

ENU

MENU/PRESET

POWER

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

BACD

ENU

NORMAL

TV/VIDEO

LISTLIST

• SOUND-SYSTEM

D/K D/K NICAM I I NICAM

B/G NICAM B/GB/G A2AUTO

• SKIP

ON OFF When set “SKIP” to “ON”, the channel number are set to SKIP. To turn off SKIP, press the number buttons to select the desired channel and then set “SKIP” to “OFF”.

• AUTO

Press / and Auto Channel Tuning is started. Auto tuning bar will shown during Auto Search only.

• MANUAL (FINE tuning)

i) Each time / is pressed, the

frequency changes to allow fine tuning and the colour of channel number changes to yellow to indicate fine tuning.

ii) Press / for more than 2

seconds, the “Manual Channel Tuning” will start. If a signal is found, the Manual Channel Tuning will stop searching.

^ Press

until normal screen appears.

CH-S ET T I NG

POS I T I ON COLOUR -SYST E SOUND- SYS TE SK IP AUTO M

ANUAL

LANGUAGE ENGL ISH

SEL ECT : CH ADJUST : RETURN :

CH-S ET T I NG

POS I T I ON COLOUR -SYST E SOUND- SYS TE SK IP AUTO M

ANUAL

LANGUAGE ENGL ISH

SEL ECT : CH ADJUST : RETURN :

12 AUTO AUTO OFF

168. 25

12 AUTO AUTO OFF

168. 25

ENU

• Switching COLOUR-SYSTEM: Set the system to “AUTO” for normal TV reception. The AUTO mode automatically detects the receiving signal system and changes the reception system of the TV set. When the picture is not stable, switching to an appropriate system may improve the picture quality.

• Switching SOUND-SYSTEM: Set the system to “AUTO” for normal TV reception. The AUTO mode automatically detects the receiving signal system and changes the reception system of the TV set. When the sound is not stable, switching to an appropriate system may improve the sound quality.

• When using FINE, the channel number changes from green to yellow.

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E9 PICTURE OR SOUND ADJUSTMENT

! Press @ Press

# Press

$ Press

% Adjust using

to call MENU screen.

to select “PICTURE” or “SOUND”.

to display PICTURE or SOUND menu.

to select adjustment items.

• Wait for approximately five seconds to return to PICTURE/SOUND menu.

^ Repeat steps 4 and 5 above to adjust other items. & Press

The following table lists the adjustment items shown in the PICTURE/SOUND menu and how they change as you press / .

PICTURE menu table

Selected item Press Press

VIDEO MODE

CONTRAST To decrease contrast

COLOUR For less colour intensity For more colour intensity

BRIGHTNESS For less brightness

TINT To move tint toward red

SHARPNESS For less sharpness For more sharpness

PICTURE NR (see note below)

WHITE TEMP To more reddish To more bluish

• TINT can only be selected and adjusted when receiving NTSC broadcasts. (AV input)

• Picture Noise Reduction

Noise might be generated on images when playing deteriorated video tapes or when receiving broadcasts with relatively weak signals. In these cases, set PICTURE NR to “ON” to reduce the noise. However, when receiving good images without noise, you can get better image quality by turning OFF this feature.

• WHITE TEMP can only be adjusted on PICTURE menu.

• If any items is adjusted, VIDEO MODE will automatically change to CUSTOM.

SOUND menu table

Selected item Press Press

EQUALIZER (Refer to for details on Equalizer) E12

SURROUND*

BALANCE To shift balance To shift balance

AVL*

BASS+ The BASS+ is ON The BASS+ is OFF

• AVL is advised to be set to “ON” when compact disk (CD) is being playback.

*1: SURROUND mode can be set between

(i) OFF ESS (during receiving sound signal is stereo) (ii) OFF EPS (during receiving sound signal is monaural)

*2: Please see

until normal screen appears.

DYNAMIC SOFT CUSTOMSTANDARD SOFT CUSTOM

To increase contrast

– +

–

For more brightness

To move tint toward green

–

ON OFF

background background

(Please see note below)

toward left

The AVL is ON The AVL is OFF

ON OFF

→ ←

for details on Definition of Terms.

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toward right

ENU

PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TI

CH-S ET T I NG

[ PICTURE menu screen ]

PICTURE

VIDEO CONTRAS T COLOUR BR IGHT NESS TINT SHARPNES S PICTURE NR

HI TE TEMP

SELECT : CH ADJUST : RETURN:

CONTRAS T 50

ENU

PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TI

CH-S ET T I NG

[ SOUND menu screen ]

SOUND

EQUAL IZ ER SURROUND EPS BALANCE 15 AVL ON BASS

SELECT : CH ADJUST : RETURN:

BALANCE 15

POWER

TV/VIDEO

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

ODE

BACD

LISTLIST

CUST

50 – 10 +25

20 – 20 ON

NORMAL

ENU

• Pressing

NORMAL

while a PICTURE/SOUND selection is displayed, only the selected mode is reset to the standard

(factory-setting) position.

• Pressing

NORMAL

while the PICTURE/SOUND menu screen is displayed will reset all the items of PICTURE/SOUND

menu to the standard (factory-setting) position.

• Pressing

NORMAL

will reset all the items of PICTURE menu and SOUND menu to the standard (factory-setting) position.

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E10 TIMER SETTING

On timer

Automatically turns power on after a set length of time has passed.

! Press @ Press # Press / to display TIMER menu. $ Press % Press / to set time for TV to

turn on.

• Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes. Timer start to count down after setting.

^ Press & Press / to set the channel. * Repeat step 6 to 7 above to select and set the

“VOLUME”.

( Press ) Press to put TV set into Standby mode.

• The ON TIMER indicator lights up Red.

• When the preset length of time setting has passed, the power turns on and a picture appears on the screen.

• The ON TIMER speaker volume gradually increases from zero to preset volume.

to call MENU screen.

to select “TIMER”.

to select “ON ”.

to select “POSITION”.

until normal screen appears.

ENU

PICTURE SOUND

FEATURE TI

CH- SETT ING

SELECT : CH ENTER :

TIMER

ON 8 :0 0

POS I T I ON ––

VOLU

E ––

OFF ––: ––

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

TIMER

ON 8 :0 0

POS I T I ON 78 VOLU

E ––

OFF ––: ––

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

TIMER

ON 8 :0 0

POS I T I ON 78 VOLU

E23

OFF ––: ––

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

RETURN:

––: ––

[ TV Set (Bottom) ]

ON TIMER indicator

ENU

POWER

SAVE

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

ENU

NORMAL

ENU

TV/VIDEO

123

456

BACD

LISTLIST

(Red)

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

Off timer

Automatically turns power off after a set length of time has passed.

! Repeat step 1 to 3 of ON TIMER. @ Press

to select “OFF ”.

# Press / to set time for TV to

turn off.

• Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes. Timer start to count down after setting.

$ Press

• Five minutes before the preset length of time expires, the remaining time appears on the screen.

• A flashing display of the remaining time appears during the last few seconds. When the preset length of time has passed, the TV set enters the Standby mode.

until normal screen appears.

TIMER

ON ––: ––

POS I T I ON –– VOLU

E ––

OFF –– : ––

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

TIMER

ON ––: ––

POS I T I ON –– VOLU

E ––

OFF 2 : 3 0

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

––: ––

ENU

OFF 0: 0 5

OFF 0: 0 4

OFF 0: 0 3

ENU

OFF 0: 0 2

OFF 0: 0 1

OFF 0: 0 0

Flashing

ENU

• The On Timer is cancelled if the power is turned off using

• If the TV set is turned on by the On Timer, then the TV set will be automatically turned off in two hours if no buttons are pressed on the TV set or remote control.

• The Off timer is cancelled if the power is turned off or set to the Standby mode using

POWER

on the TV set, or if the power is otherwise interrupted.

POWER

on the remote control

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E10 TIMER SETTING (Continued

TIMER

ON –– : ––

POS I T I ON –– VOLU

E ––

OFF ––: ––

––: ––

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

TIMER

ON ––: ––

POS I T I ON –– VOLU

E ––

OFF ––: ––

1:50

BEEP RE

INDER OFF

TIMER

ON ––: ––

POS I T I ON –– VOLU

E ––

OFF –– : ––

––: ––

BEEP RE

INDER ON

ENU

SOUND

PICTURE

FEATURE TI

CH-S ET T I NG

FEATURE

AUTO S EL ECT ON PO

ER SAV

OFF

BLUE BACK ON

CH I LD LOC K

16: 9

ODE OF F

)

Reminder on-screen timer

Lets you know when a preset length of time has passed by displaying a countdown timer on the screen. This is useful for timer cooking while you watch TV.

Repeat step 1 to 3 of ON TIMER.

Press

• Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes.

• The example at right shows that the Reminder will be activated after one hour and 50 minutes.

Press

• Five minutes before the preset length of time expires (in the example, after one hour and 45 minutes) and each minute thereafter, the remaining time appears on the screen for several seconds with the beeping sound. (When BEEP REMINDER is set to “ON”)

• When the preset length of time has passed, “ 0:00” flashes in red with the beeping sound. (When BEEP REMINDER is set to “ON”)

Beep reminder

It is a function to alert with beeping sound that the Reminder is expiring soon with the remaining time OSD displays.

Repeat step 1 to 3 of ON TIMER.

Press

• ON: To alert users with beeping sound that the

• OFF: The beeping sound is off.

Press

timer are expiring soon.

to select “ ”.

to set time.

until normal screen appears.

to select “BEEP REMINDER”.

to select “ON” or “OFF”.

until normal screen appears.

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

POWER

SAVE

123

456

Flashing

TV/VIDEO

BACD

LISTLIST

0:05

0:04

0:03

0:02

0:01

0:00

E11 FEATURES

Blue back

Automatically turns the screen blue if a broadcast signal is not received.

Press

When BLUE BACK is set to “ON”:

No signal Blue back TV off

• The Reminder also works in the Standby mode. Power is automatically turned on five minutes before the preset length of time expires. The TV set automatically returns to the Standby mode approximately 1 minute after the timer expired if no buttons are pressed on the TV set or remote control.

• The Reminder is cancelled if

• Poor reception due to weak signals and too much noise may activate BLUE BACK, despite the presence of a broadcast signal. To continue watching TV under these conditions, switch “BLUE BACK” to “OFF”.

• When Off timer is set, the OFF TIMER setting has priority over BLUE BACK.

after 3 seconds

to call MENU screen.

to select “FEATURE”.

to display FEATURE menu.

to select “BLUE BACK”.

to select “ON” or “OFF”.

until normal screen appears.

after 15 minutes

POWER

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

(Indicator)

Standby mode

Standby indicator lights up red

on the TV set is pressed or if the power is otherwise interrupted.

POWER SAVE

123

MPX

456

BACD

TV/VIDEO

LISTLIST

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E11 FEATURES (Continued

FEATURE

AUTO S EL ECT ON PO

ER SAV

OFF

BLUE BACK OFF

CH I LD LOC K

16:9

ODE OF F

FEATURE

AUTO S EL ECT ON PO

ER SAV

BLUE BACK OF F

CH I LD LOC K

16:9

ODE O FF

OFF

POWER

AVES

)

Auto select

When video equipment, such as a video game system or camcorder, is connected to the front (AV-2 IN) terminals, this TV set automatically selects the input mode (AV2).

! Repeat step 1 to 3 of BLUE BACK. @ Press

to select “AUTO SELECT”.

# Press / to select “ON” or “OFF”. $ Press

To use the Auto Select function, confirm the following:

• The TV set is turned on. ( Standby indicator lights up green.)

until normal screen appears.

Example

Connect the video equipment to the front (AV-2 IN) terminals.

8 AV2

Input mode (AV2) is automatically selected.

POWER

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

7809

SURROUND

BACD

NORMAL

TV/VIDEO

LISTLIST

• The video equipment, such as a video game system or camcorder, is connected to the front (AV-2 IN) terminals.

Power save

This function reduces the picture brightness to create a softer image while saving electricity.

MENU screen

Repeat step 1 to 3 of BLUE BACK.

Press

Press / to select “ON” or “OFF”.

• When POWER SAVE is set to “ON”, the POWER SAVE indicator on the TV set lights up red.

• When POWER SAVE is set to “OFF”, the POWER SAVE indicator on the TV set turns off.

Press

to select “POWER SAVE”.

until normal screen appears.

POWER SAVE indicator

POWER SAVE

(Red)

Remote Control

Press Each time you press

POWER SAVE

directly enter to the POWER SAVE mode screen.

POWER SAVE

, the mode switches between “ON” and

“OFF”.

• When POWER SAVE is set to “ON”, the POWER SAVE indicator on the TV set lights up red.

• When POWER SAVE is set to “OFF”, the POWER SAVE indicator on the TV set turns off.

The POWER SAVE mode screen disappear approximately five seconds.

16:9 mode

Selects the width of the picture.

! Repeat step 1 to 3 of BLUE BACK. @ Press

to select “16:9 MODE”.

# Press / to select “ON” or “OFF”.

Format of signal Input Mode set to “OFF” Mode set to “ON”

16:9 format signal

4:3 format signal

$ Press

until normal screen appears.

FEATURE

BLUE BACK OF F AUTO SE LE CT ON

ER SAV

PO 16: 9

ODE ON

CH I LD LOCK

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

OFF

ENU

• If the video equipment is connected to the rear terminals on the TV set, the video mode will not be automatically selected.

• When TV is power on with AV2 jack plug in, even video equipment is off, the AV2 mode is still selected. Use the

remote control to return to a TV channel.

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E11 FEATURES (Continued

FEATURE

AUTO S EL ECT ON PO

ER SAV

OFF

BLUE BACK OF F

CH I LD LOC K

16:9

ODE OF F

CH I LD LOCK ON

PLEASE INPUT PASS

ORD

*25* ––

PASSWORD I NCORR EC T

)

Child lock

Preventing children from watching TV or certain channels.

Setting the CHILD LOCK mode (For the first time)

! Repeat step 1 to 3 of BLUE BACK. @ Press

# Press

menu.

$ Press

• LOCK TV

Press / to select “LOCK TV” to “ON” or “OFF”.

• ON: LOCK TV will lock the entire TV for

• OFF: LOCK TV deactivated.

• POSITION/LOCK STATUS

i) Press / or Number buttons

ii) Press / to select “LOCK

• ON: Channel position set above (e.g. 25) will

• OFF: Channel position set above (e.g. 25) will not be locked.

viewing.

(0~9) to set the position. (e.g. 25)

STATUS” to “ON” or “OFF”.

be locked. You may not able to view the channel position set above.

to select “CHILD LOCK”.

to display CHILD LOCK

to select desired individual setting as follow:

CH I LD LOCK

LOCK TV ON POS I T I ON ––

LOCK STATUS OFF

ORD 0 00 0

PASS

ITCH OFF TV TO ACTIVATE CHILD LOCK

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

CH I LD LOCK

LOCK TV OFF POS I T I ON 25

LOCK STATUS ON

PASS

ORD 0 0 00

ITCH OFF TV TO ACTIVATE CHILD LOCK

SELECT : CH ADJUST: RETURN:

POWER

TV/VIDEO

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

7809

SURROUND

BACD

NORMAL

ENU

Number

buttons

LISTLIST

NORMAL

• PASSWORD

Enter 4 digits PASSWORD using Number buttons (0~9) on the remote control.

CH I LD LOCK

LOCK TV OFF POS I T I ON ––

LOCK ST ATUS OFF

ORD 0 0 00

PASS

(For example: 0000)

• Press

“0000”.

% Press

NORMAL

to reset the entered number to

until normal screen appears.

ITCH OFF TV TO ACTIVATE CHILD LOCK

–

SELECT : CH ADJUST: 0

9RETURN:MENU

• The CHILD LOCK mode will be activated after the TV is turned off and on again.

To turn OFF or to change setting of CHILD LOCK mode

! While “CHILD LOCK ON” screen appear. @ Enter 4 digits PASSWORD using Number

buttons (0~9) on the remote control. (For example:0000)

• Press to clear the entered number.

• If the wrong PASSWORD is entered, “PASSWORD INCORRECT” screen will appear.

Input the PASSWORD again in this case.

• If you forget your PASSWORD, please input “2398” to enter, then change to new PASSWORD.

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E12 USEFUL FEATURES

OFF 2 : 30

ON 8 : 00

1:50

Channel / Timer display

Displays the current channel number, the timer, and other settings on the screen.

! Press

• The time remaining on the On timer, Off timer, and Reminder appears on the screen.

@ Press

again.

• The channel number appear on the screen.

# Press

once again.

• The display disappears.

Channel recall

Switches back to the channel you were watching just before the current channel.

Press

• The channel previously viewed returns to the screen.

Example:

After switching from channel 5 to channel 7, is pressed, the channel will change to channel 5. Press

again to return to channel 7.

POWER

TV/VIDEO

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

SAVE

123

456

7809

BAC

TV/VIDEO

Number

buttons

LISTLIST

SURROUND

TV / Video selection

Switches between TV broadcasts and AV input programmes.

• Each time you press the

TV/VIDEO

, the input switches between AV1 (or COMPONENT), AV2 and TV programme.

Surround sound

Produces a virtual surround sound from the TV’s speakers.

Each time you press

• Receiving signal stereo

SURROUND

OFF

• Receiving signal monaural

SURROUND

OFF

SURROUND

, the mode changes in the following order:

TNENOPMOC

1VA

2VA

• The surround effect can be adjusted using SOUND menu.

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E12 USEFUL FEATURES (Continued

Mute

Silences the sound.

)

! Press

•“

” appears on the screen, and the sound is silenced.

@ Press

• Mute will be cancelled if the

again, the volume returns to its previous level.

is pressed at any time.

Sound mode

Each time you press the switches between MOVIE, MUSIC, NEWS and CUSTOM.

MOVIE: Movie mode MUSIC: Music mode NEWS: News mode CUSTOM: Custom mode

SOUND MODE

, the mode

Equalizer

Repeat step 1 to 3 of PICTURE OR SOUND ADJUSTMENT.

@ Press

# Press

$ Press

“CUSTOM”.

• When “MOVIE”, “MUSIC” or “NEWS” is adjusted, EQUALIZER will automatic change to “CUSTOM” mode.

% Press

to select “EQUALIZER”.

to display EQUALIZER menu.

to select “MOVIE”, “MUSIC”, “NEWS” or

to display CUSTOM screen.

OV IEM

US ICM

EWSN

USTOMC

–

100 300 1K 3K 8K

POWER

TV/VIDEO

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

SOUND

EQUAL IZ ER SURROUND OFF BALANCE 0 AVL ON

BASS

EQUAL IZ ER

OV I E +

US I C

NE CUSTO

BAC

LIST

–

100 300 1K 3K 8K

SOUND MODE

Colour

buttons

^ Press

& Press

* Press

to select EQUALIZER bar.

to adjust higher or lower.

until normal screen appears.

Favourite channels

The colour buttons can be used to select up to four favourite channels.

! Press

to select your favourite channel.

(e.g. Channel 12)

@ Press

for example, until channel number turns white.

• The display will disappear after three seconds, and then the selected channel is preset.

# To watch favourite channel, press

• The preset favourite channel will be displayed. (e.g. Channel 12)

$ To preset another favourite channel, repeat steps 1 and 2

above.

• To change a preset favourite channel, repeat steps 1 and 2 above.

USTOMC

–

100 300 1K 3K 8K

SELECT : CHADJ UST : RE TURN :MENU

Displayed in

green or yellow

Turns to white

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E13

NICAM/A2 STEREO SYSTEM BROADCASTS

Enables selection of reception mode when receiving a NICAM, STEREO signal, NICAM BILINGUAL signal or NICAM MONO signal

• Stereo

Each time you press

MPX

, the mode switches

between NICAM STEREO and MONO.

• Bilingual

Each time you press

MPX

, the mode switches between M1 (main sound), M2 (sub sound), and MONO.

• Monaural

Each time you press

MPX

, the mode switches between NICAM MONO and MONO.

TV/VIDEO

LIST

MPX

POWER

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

9 4

AMCIN EORETS

9 4

NOOM

9 4

AMCIN 1M

9 4

AMCIN 2M

9 4

NOOM

9 4

AMCIN NOOM

9 4

NOOM

SURROUND

BACD

NORMAL

Enables selection of reception mode when receiving an A2 STEREO signal or A2 BILINGUAL signal

• Stereo

Each time you press

MPX

, the mode switches between STEREO and MONO.

• Bilingual

Each time you press

MPX

, the mode switches between MAIN and SUB.

9 4

EORETS

9 4

NOOM

9 4

INAM

9 4

UBS

• The setting can be selected individually for each channel position.

• NICAM-I: National and regional broadcast system used in the UK and Hong Kong.

• NICAM-B/G: National and regional broadcast system used in Singapore and New Zealand.

• A2 stereo-B/G: National and regional broadcast system used in Malaysia, Thailand and Australia.

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E14 TELETEXT BROADCASTS

Teletext is an information service, organised like a magazine, which is provided by some television stations in addition to regular television broadcasting. Your television receives special Teletext signals broadcast by a TV station, processes the information and displays it graphically on the screen. News, weather and sports information, stock exchange prices, programme previews and closed captioning for the deaf are among the many services available through Teletext. Teletext information is organised much like a magazine: according to pages and sub-pages. The basic unit of displayed information is the page. A sub-page is one of a series of pages. Teletext reception is controlled by using the remote control. Refer to the appropriate button descriptions for operation of the Teletext functions.

FLOF and LIST

Depending on the TV programme, the

FLOF

LIST

Teletext pages are transmitted using different systems. Your SHARP TV is adjusted to receive two Teletext systems, namely FLOF

Teletext

and LIST, which are automatically identified by the receiver. You can easily identify them by the manner in

News Sports Movie Weather

which they appear on the screen.

Entering and leaving Teletext mode

! Select a TV channel which is broadcasting the Teletext programme you

wish to watch.

@ Press to select Teletext mode.

• Teletext information will appear on the screen.

# Press twice to exit Teletext mode.

Page selection

• Fast page selection

Select an appropriate programme channel. Press to select Teletext mode. To recall a page number displayed in the coloured brackets, simply press the corresponding Colour button (

Teletext

100F 200 300 400

POWER

TV/VIDEO

SAVE

123

MPX

456

SOUND MODE

7809

SURROUND

BACD

NORMAL

Number

buttons

Colour

buttons

LISTLIST

• Number buttons (0~9) Enter a desired page number with Number buttons (0~9). (Ex. Press

to select page 105.)

• Page selector

You can sequentially select page numbers by pressing

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E14 TELETEXT BROADCASTS (Continued

)

Other features

•

(Half page)

Each time you press the button, the upper/lower half of the Teletext page is magnified and displayed on the screen.

•

(Hold)

Press to hold a Teletext page or sub-page on the screen. Press again to cancel the Hold mode.

•

(Reveal)

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

POWER

TV/VIDEO

SAVE

123

456

7809

BAC

LIST

Press to reveal hidden information such as the answer to a quiz. Press again to hide the information.

•

(Cancel)

Press to cancel the Teletext mode and restore the normal TV screen. Indication is shown on the screen. In this position, the TV programme cannot be changed, being in Teletext/Cancelled mode.

LIST

•

(LIST)

Press to force the Teletext to LIST mode. It means that row 24 (bottom row of Teletext) will not have transmitter information, only the pages that you have previously stored in the memory.

E14

See

LIST mode for more information on Teletext page memory list.

Press again to switch from LIST mode to FLOF system.

•

(Index)

Press to return to the index page.

Number

buttons

LIST

• If the Teletext transmission data contains HITLIST signal, press will enter to HITLIST screen. Press

again will exit HITLIST screen.

• (Reset)

Press to return to the index page and exit Teletext mode.

• If the Teletext transmission data contains HITLIST signal, press will exit Teletext mode.

• (Text/Mix/Picture)

Each time you press the button, the display mode changes as shown below.

TV mode Teletext mode

TV mode: Current TV programme screen.

Current Programme

•

(Clock)

Mixed mode

Teletext mode: Teletext screen.

Mixed mode: The Teletext broadcast is superimposed onto the current TV programme screen.

In TV mode: When a TV signal with Teletext data is received, press to display the real time information on the top right area of the screen. In Teletext mode: When a selected Teletext page has hidden sub-pages, you can see them by performing the following procedure:

! Press . @ Enter a desired sub-page number (4 digits) with Number buttons (0~9). (Ex. Press

# Wait until the selected sub-page appears.

to select sub-page 21.)

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E14 TELETEXT BROADCASTS (Continued

)

LIST mode

Teletext page memory list

Your TV has 400 Teletext page number memories for fast recall of Teletext information. In programme positions 0 through 99, four Teletext page numbers can be stored in each position; a total of 400 pages.

Page memory operation

! Select the programme channel number into

which you want to store Teletext page numbers.

@ Press to select the Teletext mode

(FLOF).

# Press

LIST

to change from FLOF system to

LIST mode.

$ Enter the Teletext page number (3 digits) using

the Number buttons (0~9). (For example: To select page 315)

100

FLOF Teletext

News Sports Movie Weather

100

LIST Teletext

100 200 300 400

315

LIST Teletext

MPX

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

POWER

SAVE

123

456

7809

TV/VIDEO

BACD

LISTLIST

Number

buttons

Colour

buttons

LIST

% Press

followed by the Colour button (

(For example:

LIST

for more than 2 seconds,

) for page number storage.

)

^ Repeat steps 4 and 5 to store other page

number.

& Press twice to exit the Teletext mode.

100 200 300 400

315

LIST Teletext

100 200 315 400

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E14 TELETEXT BROADCASTS (Continued

Fast page selection (LIST mode)

)

! Select an appropriate programme channel. @ Press to select the Teletext mode. # Press

LIST mode.

LIST

to change from FLOF system to

$ To recall a page number displayed in the

coloured brackets, simply press the corresponding colour button (

% Press

LIST

again to return to FLOF mode.

POWER

100

FLOF Teletext

News Sports Movie Weather

SOUND MODE

SURROUND

NORMAL

SAVE

123

MPX

456

BACD

TV/VIDEO

Colour

buttons

LISTLIST

LIST

100

LIST Teletext

100 200 315 400

315

LIST Teletext

How colour buttons work in FLOF mode

• If link-page data are transmitted from the TV station, each link-page can be viewed by pressing the

Colour buttons (

and

• If no link-page data are transmitted, pressing each

Colour button (

and

)

selects the following pages.

RED

GREEN

YELLOW

CYAN

: Current page No. plus 1.

: Current page No. plus 2.

: Current page No. plus 3.

: Current page No. minus 1.

100 200 315 400

News Sports Movie Weather

101

102 103 104

100

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E15 TROUBLESHOOTING

The following problems do not always indicate a hardware failure. Therefore, please use the troubleshooting guide below before calling for repair service. If, after following the guide none of the remedies work, unplug the TV set and call for service.

Quick Service Check List

Possible Causes/Remedies

Try a new channel to check for possible station trouble.

TV not plugged in. Outlet power OFF.

POWER switch of TV not ON.

Antenna not connected to terminal at the back of the TV set.

If outside antenna is used, check for broken wires.

Check for local interference.

Turn OFF using the then turn ON again after a minute.

POWER switch,

Problems

Remote control does not work.

Bars on screen.

Picture distorted.

Picture rolls vertically.

No colour.

Poor reception on some channels.

Picture weak.

Picture lines or streaks.

Picture ghosting.

Picture blurred.

Sound OK, picture poor.

Picture OK, sound poor.

No picture or sound.

Adjust COLOUR control.

Check batteries in the remote control.

Try fine tuning to correct.

Contrast setting in picture mode might be all the way to the minus side. Press the NORMAL button on the remote control to correct.

Increase the volume.

This unit is equipped with a microprocessor. Its performance could be adversely affected by external electrical noise or interference. If this should happen, unplug the unit and plug it in again after a few minutes.

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E16 SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL 29K-FH5M

Receiving System World multi 18 system

TV Broadcasts/ PAL-I SECAM-B/G VCR Playback PAL-B/G SECAM D/K, K1

VCR Playback NTSC 4.43/5.5 MHz/60 Hz NTSC 4.43/5.5 MHz/50 Hz

VCR Playback SECAM-L (French SECAM) NTSC 3.58 MHz (Using Video-in terminals) PAL 60 Hz

Laserdisc Player Playback PAL 5.5 MHz/60 Hz PAL 6.5 MHz/60 Hz (Using RF-in terminals) PAL 6.0 MHz/60 Hz

Stereo Broadcast NICAM-I, -B/G, -D/K, A2 stereo-B/G

Reception Channels

PAL-B/G VHF E2–E12 ch SECAM-B/G

PAL-D/K VHF C1–C12 ch, R1–R12 ch SECAM-D/K, K1

PAL-I VHF B–J ch

CATV S1–S20 ch, S21–S41 ch (Hyper)

Receiving Frequency 44.25 MHz – 863.25 MHz

Teletext Language Multi Language

Channel Tuning 100-Channel Electronic Tuner with Full Auto Tuning System

Picture Tube 29-Inch Flat CRT (74 cm / 68 cm viewable screen size)

Terminals Audio/video input × 2 (front × 1, rear × 1), Audio/video output × 1 (rear),

Sound Output 7.5 W (RMS) × 2, total 15 W (RMS)

Power Source AC 110 – 240V, 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption 138 W

Dimensions 764 (W) × 584 (H) × 500.5 (D) mm

Weight 41 kg (Approx.)

UHF E21–E69 ch

UHF C13–C57 ch, R21–R69 ch

UHF 21–69 ch (Hong Kong)

PAL-D/K

NTSC 4.43/6.0 MHz/60 Hz NTSC 4.43/6.0 MHz/50 Hz NTSC 4.43/6.5 MHz/60 Hz NTSC 4.43/6.5 MHz/50 Hz

SECAM-I (6.0 MHz)

Headphone jack × 1 (front), DVD input (COMPONENT-IN) × 1 (rear)

• Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

• Receiving system: These receiving systems, encompassing all currently available technology, include those with planned broadcast, videotape and laserdisc hardware and software.

E17 DEFINITION OF TERMS

Extended Pseudo Stereo (EPS)

Extended Spatial Stereo (ESS)

AVL

The Incredible Mono module (I-Mono) generates two channels from one mono input signal. When the sound of the mono input signal is processed, the listener gets the impression that the sound is essentially a stereo signal.

The listener gets the impression of a sound reproduced by two virtual speakers, positioned at a larger distance between each other than between the actual speakers. So, the stereo image is expanded by this widening sound effect.

The AVL reduces the audio input signal in the MAIN channel (L, R) to a selectable maximum output level if it exceeds this level at the input of the stage.

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