Sharp 66FW53H, 76FW-53H User Manual

66FW-53H 76FW-53H

COLOUR TELEVISION

OPERATION MANUAL

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TERMS OF GUARANTEE

Subject to the conditions listed below Sharp Electronics (U.K.) Ltd. (Hereinafter called «the Company») guarantee to provide for the repair of, or at its option replace the Sharp Equipment, or any component thereof, (other than Batteries), which is faulty or below standard, as a result of inferior workmanship or materials.

The conditions of the Guarantee are:

1.This guarantee shall only apply to defects or faults which are notified to the Company, or its approved Service Facility within one year from the date of purchase of the equipment.

2.This guarantee covers equipment intended for private domestic use only. This guarantee does not apply to equipment used in the course of a business, trade or profession.

3.This guarantee does not cover any faults or defects caused by accident, misuse, fair wear and tear, neglect, tampering with the equipment, or any attempted at adjustment or repair other than by an approved Service Facility.

4.In the unlikely even of your equipment requiring repair, please contact the Dealer or Supplier from whom it was purchased.

5.The cost of carriage to and from the Dealer, Supplier or Sharp approved Service Facility shall be borne by the purchaser.

6.No person has any authority to vary the terms or conditions of this guarantee.

7.This guarantee is offered as an additional benefit to the consumer’s statutory rights and does not affect rights in any way.

In the unlikely event of this equipment requiring repair during the guarantee period, you will need to provide proof of date of purchase to the repairing company.

Please keep your invoice or receipt, which is supplied at the time of purchase.

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Contents
Terms of guarantee ........................................................	1
Safety precaution ...........................................................	2
Feature List .....................................................................	3
Accessories ....................................................................	3
Remote Control Battery Installation ..............................	3
Antenna Connections (Installation) ................................	4
Controls & Terminals ......................................................	6
Switching on ...................................................................	7
Auto Installation ..............................................................	8
TV operation - Channel selection - ..............................	10
Picture Adjustments .....................................................	11
Wide Mode ...................................................................	13
Audio Adjustments .......................................................	15

On Timer and Off Timer ................................................	19
Help, Demo and Post Code .........................................	20
Child Lock (Chanel Block) ............................................	21
Menu Structures ...........................................................	23
Teletext Mode ...............................................................	24
TV Channel Setting (Advanced) ....................................	28
TV/VIDEO Selector .......................................................	32
Headphone Jack ..........................................................	33
VCR mode .....................................................................	34
21-pin Euro-SCART and 21-pin Audio/Video ..............	35
Typical connections ......................................................	36
Troubleshooting ............................................................	38
General Specifications for Television Receiver ...........	39

Dear SHARP Customer

“SHARP” consumer electronic products have established a world-wide reputation for unsurpassed quality and precision manufacturing techniques since 1924, when the famous SHARP trademark first appeared on a radio receiver.

Your new SHARP Colour TV uses the very latest electronic circuitry and engineering advances for the best possible performance.

Given proper care, your new TV will provide many years of entertainment for the entire family. Please read the following instructions before operating this set.

Safety Precaution

This equipment complies with the requirements of Directives 89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC as amended by 93/68/EEC.

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

Never remove the back of the cabinet, as there is high voltage in the TV set.

Please call for service.

Position the TV set out of direct sunlight and away from heat, as high temperatures can damage the cabinet, CRT, or other electronic parts.

Do not cover the ventilation holes at the back of the TV set, this can cause fire or other serious problems. Leave an adequate open space behind the TV set for good ventilation.

Do not install this equipment in a confined space such as a bookcase or a built-in cabinet.

Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet immediately if the TV set begins to make unusual noises or give off smoke or an odd smell, then call your dealer for service.

Always disconnect your television from the mains and the aerial cable during thunderstorms.

Even if your television is switched off, it can still be damaged by lightning striking the mains and/or aerial cable.

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

CAUTION: Make sure that the main power is switched off when going out.

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Feature list

• Digital Comb Filter	• AV/SCART Volume
• Auto Installation System	• Graphic Equalizer
• ACSS function (Auto Channel Sorting System)	• ON-OFF Timer
• 99 Channel Programming System	• Interactive Help
• Cable and Hyperband	• Child Lock System
• Teletext	• 21 pin Euro SCART Connector (RGB)
• OSD System (On Screen Display)	• 21 pin Audio/Video Connector (AV-1) With S-Video Input
• Tint Control	• 21 pin Audio/Video Connector (AV-2)
• NTSC Hue Control	• Front Audio/Video Input Terminal
• ECO mode	• NTSC playback AV Input
• Wide Mode Function	• Front S-Video Input Terminal
• Picture rotation	• Headphone Terminal
• Digital Stereo NICAM	• Blue Back Noise Mute Function
• AVC (Automatic Volume Correction)

Quick reference Guide

Accessories

	66FW-53H
	76FW-53H
	COLOUR TELEVISION
	OPERATION MANUAL
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Remote control	Operation Manual	Type-AA Dry Batteries

Remote Control Battery Installation

Before using the TV set for the first time, install the supplied dry batteries in the remote control.

With your thumb nail, pull up the	Insert two batteries 1.5 V (Size «AA»).
slit as indicated by the arrow to	Be sure to match the battery A/D
remove the battery cover.	terminals with the A/Dmarks inside
	the compartment.

NOTE: • Remove batteries if weak or if the unit is not in use for long periods.

•Do not mix old and new batteries.

•Incorrect installation of the batteries may damage the remote control.

Replace the battery cover.

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Aerial connections - TV set only -

Mains Socket Outlet

AC 220~240 V, 50 Hz

		WOOFER
AV-2
	R	R
AV-1	RGB
	L	L
	REAR	FRONT

Aerial connections - VCR and TV -

BACK OF TV

Mains Socket Outlet

AC 220-240 V, 50 Hz

SCART Lead
(Not supplied)
Aerial	Aerial Cable
(Not supplied)	(Not supplied)
Aerial Lead
(Not supplied)

RF out

RF OUT

AUDIO/VIDEO

ANTENNA IN

						Mains Socket Outlet
		BACK OF VCR				AC 220-240 V, 50 Hz

					Audio/Video
Aerial in

Note: See on -Typical connections- (page 36) for details of further connection possibilities.

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Remote control

			TV	1.	Stand-by ON/OFF switch (TV)
			Video	2.	Power ON / OFF switch (VCR)
	1	19	TV	3.	Digit buttons 0 ~ 9
				4.	Flashback button
	2	20	Teletext	5.	Colour button (green)
				6.	Colour button (red)
	3		TV	7.	Volume DOWN/Cursor control LEFT
				8.	Menu button
	4	21	Teletext	9.	Reveal button
				10.	List selector
	5	22		11.	Store button
	6	23		12.	Cancel button
				13.	Half page button
		24
				14.	Cursor button
	7	25	Video	15.	Rewind/picture search/reverse
		26		16.	Play button
	8	27		17.	Pause / Still button
				18.	Stop button
	9	28
	10	29	TV	19.	TV / VIDEO selector
				20.	Call button
	11	30		21.	Single/Double entry
	12	31	Teletext	22.	Colour button (yellow)
	13	32
				23.	Colour button (cyan)
	14	33	TV	24.	Channel UP/Cursor control UP
	15	34
				25.	Volume UP/Cursor control RIGHT
	16	35
				26.	Channel DOWN/Cursor control
	17	36			DOWN
				27.	Wide Mode selector
	18	37
			TV /Teletext 28.		Time button
			TV	29.	Sound mode selector
			Teletext	30.	Hold button
			TV	31.	Sound Mute button
			Teletext	32.	Text/Mix/Picture button
				33.	Index button
			Video	34.	Channel Up selector
				35.	Fast forward/picture search/forward
				36.	Channel Down selector
				37.	Record button

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Controls & Terminals

FRONT TV

1.Main Power On/Off Switch

2.Power Indicator

3.Program Selector (UP/DOWN)

4.Volume Buttons (UP/DOWN)

5.Remote Control Sensor

6.Sound Indicator

7.Remote Control Indicator

8.Door

HOW TO OPEN THE DOOR

Press the top of the door, opening it slightly
hook your finger inside and pull open.	9

Behind the door

10.Headphone Socket (3.5 mm ø/ 16~600 B)

11.S-Video input terminal

12.Video Input Terminal (PAL/SECAM/NTSC)

13.Audio Input Terminal (left)

14.Audio Input Terminal (right)

				L/S/G/I R/D/D/D
	S-VIDEO		VIDEO	AUDIO
10	11	12	13	14

REAR TV

21-pin In/Out

1. 21-pin Audio/Video (AV-2)

With PAL/SECAM/NTSC Video Input

2. 21-pin Audio/Video (AV-1)

With PAL/SECAM/NTSC/S-Video Input

3.21-pin Euro SCART (RGB)

With PAL/SECAM/NTSC Video Input

RF Input

4.Aerial terminal

WOOFER

AV-2

R R

AV-1

RGB

L

L

			REAR	FRONT
1	2	3	4

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Switching on

Power supply on/off button

This TV memorizes the Mode last used when it was switched off. When the main power button ( I) is pressed to turn on the set, the power indicator will light and the set will resume in either the Stand-by mode or Programme mode, depending upon its condition when it was switched off.

On-Off/Stand-by button

CH

Power indicator

Main power button

When the TV is in Stand-by mode, to turn ON the TV press the Stand-by button (Bl TV) on the remote control, or one of the four buttons on the TV ( Va/\, VCH/\ ). The TV will change from Stand-by mode to Programme mode, the sound indicator will light a few moments and an image will appear on the screen. Press the Stand-by button (Bl TV) again and the TV will return to Stand-by mode.

Blue back off timer

If noise appears in TV or VCR mode, the screen turns blue. The blue back off-timer is then engaged and will automatically switch to Stand-by mode after 15 minutes.

Real Channel Number (terrestrial/cable TV Programmes)

Channel setting is mainly performed using the remote control. Please follow the instructions with the remote control in hand.

Television broadcasting stations have channel numbers assigned to them (real channel numbers). You can assign your own channel number to a real channel and store it in the programme preset memory.

CORRESPONDING REAL CHANNEL

	STATION	REAL CHANNEL	FREQUENCY
	SIGNALS	NUMBERS	MHZ
VHF	I-1 (A) ÷ I-9 (J)	CH-01 ÷ CH-09	45.75 ÷ 215.25
UHF	I-21 ÷ I-69	CH-21 ÷ CH-69	471.25	÷ 855.25
C	M1/S1 ÷ M10/S10	CC-01 ÷ CC-10	105.25	÷ 168.25
A	U-1/S-11 ÷ U-10/S-20	CC-11 ÷ CC-20	231.25	÷ 294.25
T	S-21 ÷ S-41	CC-21 ÷ CC-41	303.25	÷ 463.25
V		CC-42 ÷ CC-63	48	÷ 304
		CC-64 ÷ CC-68	69.25	÷ 98.25

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Auto Installation

Auto Installation System

Your television set is provided with an Automatic Installation System which makes Installation easier. This new system is activated when you turn on the TV for the first time.

Procedure:

1.Put batteries into the remote control and connect the antenna jack into the antenna input terminal at the rear of your TV, as shown on pages 3 and 4.

2.Connect the TV power cable to a 220 ~ 240 V system.

3.Press the main power button ( I), on the right hand side of the TV set, to start the “AUTO INSTALLATION”.

4.The red power indicator will light.

5.The “AUTO INSTALLATION” message will appear on your TV screen.

•The TV is ready to preset automatically all local channels for you.

•If the TV is being used with a VCR, turn on the VCR and play back a pre-recorded tape.

6.Now, press any button on the TV remote control and follow the instructions on the screen, to start Auto Channel Preset.

Automatic Channel Sorting System (ACSS): The TV set SEARCHES FOR FREQUENCIES, memorises the channels found, and sorts them (according to technical criteria) from Pr-01 of the TV, to a maximum of 99 programmes.

Notes: This tuning process may take several minutes to perform.

If you need to repeat the “AUTO INSTALLATION”, please read TV Channel Setting (page 28).

Stored programmes: When the AUTOMATIC SEARCH has been completed, the "Stored programmes" Menu will appear on screen and you can change the order of the channels and change or give the channels a four letter name with the available options:

a)Select programme to be edited.

b)Delete this programme.

c)go to sorting mode.

d)Edit this programme.

e)Exit.

For a more detailed explanation see page 9.

If you wish exit from the menu, press the BLUE button.

CH

Power indicator

Main power button

VCR

Automatic searching and sorting. Press the menu button to cancel.

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Stored programmes Menu

a)Select programme to be edited.

Use this option to select a programme from the list. Each time you press Eor Fthe memorised channel will be viewed and will remain selected on the list by means of white background.

b)Delete this programme.

Use this option for cancelling programmes which are badly tuned or repeated.

b.1 Select the programme (Pr) you wish to delete using Cursor

UP/DOWN buttons E/ F (marked with white background).

b.2 Press the YELLOW button to see the “Delete Menu”. When the YELLOW button is pressed, the TV will ask for confirmation that you wish to cancel, and you must press the

YELLOW button again. The channels that follow it on the list will automatically rearrange themselves by moving up one programme (Pr) place, to restore the space of the cancelled channel (CH).

c)Go to sorting mode

Use this option for sorting the channels (CH) into the desired programme (Pr), as follows:

c.1 Select the programme (Pr) you wish to change using Cursor

UP/DOWN buttons E/ F(marked with white background).

c.2 Press the GREEN button to see the “Sorting Menu”.

c.3 Press the Cursor UP/DOWN buttons E/ Fto move the channel (CH) to the required position.

c.4 Press the GREEN button to finish.

d)Edit this programme

Use this option for giving a name made up of four digits to the channels or for changing the one which appears on some

channels, in the following way:

d.1 Select the channel using the Cursor UP/DOWN buttons

E/ F.

d.2 Press the RED button to see the “Edit Menu”.

d.3 Press the Cursor UP/DOWN buttons E/ Fto change the first letter. Letters A to Z of the alphabet, a blank space and the numbers 0 to 9 will appear sequentially. Some of the broadcasting stations names such as BBC1 or CH4 are already incorporated in the TV and appear among the alphabet to make this task easier.

d.4 Press the I button for changing the position of the cursor and

the E/ F buttons for changing the letters (repeat this action for other letters).

d.5 When you have finished the fourth letter, press the Ibutton to quit the “Edit Menu” option.

e)Exit

Use this option to quit the menu by pressing the BLUE button .

Stored programmes Menu

Delete Menu

Sorting Menu

Sorting Menu

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TV OPERATION

Channel Selection

Channel selector buttons E/F

Select the programme channel number you want to see, using the channel selector buttons E or F.

When you press these buttons the list of programmes appears. Press the E or Fagain to select another program.

Note: The channels that are in SKIP mode cannot be seen with these buttons. Use numerical buttons to display these channels.

Single/Double entry selector button 6

This button selects between one or two digit channel number entry.

Single digit entry mode

0~9 Digit buttons ~

Double digit entry mode

You can select channels by pressing the 0 ~ 9 digit buttons on the remote control. (For single and double digit entry see section B above).

Flash-back button

Press this button to change from the current channel to the channel previously selected. Press the button again to switch back to the original channel.

Previously	Currently
viewed channel	viewed channel

Channel Call button (l)

Press this button to display the current programme number and the name if it has been set and the sound mode on the screen. If the on or off timer have been set this information will be displayed also.

Press the button again to make the on-screen display disappear.

If the channel you are viewing has been set to be skipped with the channel skip function, the programme number and name, if set, are displayed in red. If the channel was fine-tuned, programme number and name, will be displayed in yellow.

NAME Pr

MONO

TIME	:12:21
ON TIMER	:15:35
OFF TIMER	:120 Min

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Picture Adjustments

Picture quality are adjustable in this menu.

1.Press the MENU button ● to see the MAIN Menu.

2.Press the RED button to see the PICTURE LEVELS Menu

PICTURE LEVELS Menu

3. Press the Cursor LEFT/RIGHT buttons C/ I to select a predetermined level: Factory settings / Memorized / Cinema / Rich / Game.

4.Press the Cursor UP/DOWN buttons E/ F to select a parameter from the list: Contrast, Colour, Brightness or Sharpness.

The red point mark indicates the selected parameter.

5.Adjust the picture quality to your liking with the Cursor LEFT/RIGHT buttons C/ I.

6.Press the GREEN button if you wish to memorize the “Personal” levels in the “Memorized” position of PICTURE MODE.

In this menu you can switch to the following menus:

Press the YELLOW button to see the ADVANCED Menu. Press the BLUE button to see the OTHERS Menu.

7.Press the MENU button ● to close the PICTURE Menu.

MAIN Menu

PICTURE LEVELS Menu

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