Sharp CX51HF3 Operation Manual

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INSTRUKCIQ PO ?KSPLUATACII

CVETNOJ TELEVIZOR

MODEL

OPERATION MANUAL

COLOUR TELEVISION

MODEL

21H1-FRU

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

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Po'alujsta, pered nahalom /kspluatacii

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Contents

Preparation

Watching TV

Useful features

Selecting menu items

Accessories ...................................................................................... 2

Easy setup ........................................................................................ 3

Safety precautions ............................................................................ 4

Part names ....................................................................................... 6

Installing batteries in the remote control unit .................................... 6

Watching a TV programme............................................................... 8

Operating the TV buttons ................................................................. 9

Channel/Timer display .................................................................... 10

Mute ............................................................................................... 10

Channel recall ................................................................................ 11

TV/Video selection.......................................................................... 11

Selecting a menu item .................................................................... 12

Settings and adjustments

On-screen display language selection ........................................... 13

Auto channel tuning ........................................................................ 14

Manual channel tuning ................................................................... 15

Channel setting .............................................................................. 16

Picture adjustment .......................................................................... 17

Blue screen .................................................................................... 18

Off timer .......................................................................................... 19

On timer .......................................................................................... 20

Reminder on-screen timer .............................................................. 21

Connections

Connecting to an antenna .............................................................. 22

Connecting to an antenna via a VCR ............................................. 22

Connecting to video equipment ...................................................... 23

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting .............................................................................. 24

Specifications

Specifications ................................................................................. 25

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Dear SHARP Customer

Thank you for buying SHARP's Colour Television. We hope you will have many years of enjoyment from this television set. To ensure proper operation, please read this manual carefully, and keep it in a safe place for future reference.

Accessories

The following accessories are included with this television.

Remote control

Size-AA batteries

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Easy setup

To use your TV set, perform the easy setup procedure below.

The mark indicates the page numbers with more detailed information.

Connect the antenna.

• See

to connect the antenna.

Connect any video equipment.

• See

• See the operation manual of your video equipment when

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connecting to the TV set.

to connect video equipment.

Insert the batteries into the remote control.

• Use the two batteries included with the TV.

• See

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Insert the AC plug to the power outlet.

• If you will not use the TV set for a considerable length of time, as a safety precaution, unplug the cord from the outlet.

Tune the channels.

• Use the buttons on the TV.

• See

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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.

Servicing

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

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.

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.

Moisture

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

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.

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Safety precautions

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.

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.

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.

TV Set position

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

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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Part names

The mark indicates the page numbers with more detailed information.

Remote control

Turns the TV on or to

Standby mode.

Returns to previously

viewed channel.

Adjusts the volume.

Used for MENU setup.

TIMER

Calls the TIMER screen.

FEATURE

Calls the FEATURE

screen.

Infrared transmitter window

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

TV/VIDEO

TIMERFEATURE

PICTURE

NORMAL

CH-SET

TV/VIDEO

Switches between TV broadcasts and A/V input programmes.

Number buttons

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

Selects the channel. Used for MENU setup.

Mutes the sound and restores sound to previous level.

CH-SET

Calls the CH-SETTING

screen.

NORMAL

Resets all settings.

Installing batteries in the remote control unit

With your thumbnail, pull up at the slit to open the battery cover.

Insert two batteries (size AA).

PICTURE

Calls the PICTURE screen.

Displays the channel and timer settings on the screen.

Replace the battery cover.

• Be sure to match the battery j/k terminals with the j/k marks inside the compartment.

• Remove the 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.

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Part names

TV set

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.

Door

Botttom

MENU/PRESET button

POWER

POWER switch

Turns on and off the main power.

Power indicator

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

MENU/PRESET

Tunes the channels.

Used for MENU setup.

Volume up/down buttons

Adjusts the volume.

Makes adjustments in PRESET.

Channel up/down buttons

Selects the channels.

Tunes or sets the channels.

Infrared sensor window

Receives the infrared wave from the remote control.

AV-2 IN

Headphone jack

Use to listen to the audio with headphone.

Audio input terminal

(AV-2)

Connects to a camcorder, video game, etc.

Video input terminal (AV-2)

Connects to a camcorder, video game, etc.

• When using headphone, see 9.

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Watching TV

Watching a TV programme

TV Set

POWER

Power indicator

Behind the door

TV/VIDEO

TIMERFEATURE

PICTURE

NORMAL

CH-SET

Simple operations for watching a TV programme

1 Turn on power.

• When the power indicator is off, press

• When the power indicator lights up dimly, press

control. The power indicator changes to bright and a picture appears.

POWER

on the remote

2 Select channel.

With

• Press

1 / 2 / ... / 98 / 99 / AV1 / AV 2 / 0 / 1 / 2 ...

• Press

1 / 0 / AV2 / AV1 / 99 / 98 / ... / 2 / 1 / 0 ...

With the number buttons (on remote control)

• To select a one-digit channel, such as 5, press If “5-” is indicated, press press

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

3 Adjust volume using

• The number of oval blocks “ ” indicates the volume level. The volume bar disappears approximately three seconds after the volume has been adjusted.

and channels change as shown below.

to select one-digit input, and then

again.

, and then press

VOLUME 10

to select

SECAM

D/K

• When the power indicator lights up dimly, either

the power.

• The channel number is displayed in green for channels tuned by auto tuning and displayed in yellow for channels tuned using fine tuning.

• When the power indicator lights up dimly, the TV is in Standby mode and power is still supplied to the TV. If you will not watch TV for a while, turn off the main power by pressing if you will not be at home for a considerable length of time, unplug the cord from the outlet.

• The AV1 and AV2 input channels cannot be selected using

TV/VIDEO

Use

to select these channel.

• Channels that have been skipped cannot be selected by

• The on-screen displays in this manual may differ from their actual appearance.

on the TV can be pressed to turn on

POWER

on the TV set. Also,

on the remote control.

. See 16.

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Watching TV

Operating the TV buttons

Simple operation of the TV set

Behind the door

AV-2 IN

Using

Press to increase volume.

Press

Using

Press

to decrease volume.

to increase channel

VOLUME 10

SECAM

number.

Press

to decrease channel

number.

Using headphone

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

• The audio from the speakers is turned off.

D/K

• Select an appropriate volume so as not to injure your hearing.

• To avoid injuring your hearing, do not put on the headphone before plugging them into the headphone jack and before the power is turned on.

• The proper impedance for the headphone is 32 ohms.

• Remove the headphone plug from the jack when not using the headphone.

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Useful features

Channel/Timer display

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

CH-SET

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

TV/VIDEO

PICTURE

1 Press

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

• When no timer is set, the channel number, colour and sound system appear on the screen. Press

again to clear these current settings display on the screen.

2 Press

• The channel number, colour and sound system appear on the screen.

3 Press

• The display disappears.

Mute

Silences the sound.

again.

once again.

OFF 2:30 ON 8:00 1:50

SECAM

D/K

1 Press

2 Press

• Mute will be cancelled if the

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

again.

• The volume returns to its previous level.

is pressed at any time.

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Useful features

Channel recall

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

CH-SET

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

TV/VIDEO

PICTURE

TV/VIDEO

Number buttons

Press

• The channel previously viewed returns to

SECAM

the screen.

Example:

After switching from channel 5 to channel

is pressed, the channel will

change to channel 5. Press

SECAM

again to return to channel 7.

SECAM

TV/Video selection

Switches between TV broadcasts and AV input programmes.

Each time you press the input switches between AV1, AV2 and TV programme.

TV/VIDEO

, the

AV1

AV2

SECAM

D/K

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Selecting menu items

This TV set allows you to adjust the picture and sound, and set the channels and other features using the On-screen display with the remote control or from the TV set. Select the desired menu item by following the steps below and then refer to the indicated page for details.

Behind the door

MENU/PRESET

Selecting a menu item

yellow.

MENU/PRESET

on the TV set to

on the TV set

1 Press

call MENU screen.

2 Press

select desired menu item.

• The selected item is highlighted in

3 Press

enter.

4 Press

until normal screen appears.

PICTURE

FEATURE TIMER CH-SETTING

PICTURE FEATURE

TIMER

CH-SETTING 

TIMER

OFF --:--

ON --:--

POSITION VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

--:--

–

--:--

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FEATURE menu

FEATURE

BLUE BACK

:ADJUST

CH-SETTING menu

CH-SETTING

POSITION CH27 COLOUR AUTO

SOUND D/K

SKIP OFF FINE

:SELECT

:ADJUST

MENU/PRESET

until the normal

PICTURE menu

PICTURE

CONTRAST 60

COLOUR 0 BRIGHTNESS 0 TINT

PICTURE FEATURE TIMER CH-SETTING

:SELECT

:ENTER

Operating guide

•

If you press appear instead of the MENU screen. To display the MENU screen, press screen appears, then press the button again.

• The procedures for setting and selecting the menu items on the following pages are described using the buttons on the remote control. These procedures can also be performed using the corresponding buttons on the TV set.

MENU/PRESET

on the TV set for more than two seconds, the LANGUAGE mode screen will

SHARPNESS WHITE TEMP

:SELECT

:ADJUST

TIMER menu

TIMER

OFF --:-ON --:--

POSITION VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

OFF

168.25MHz

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Settings and adjustments

On-screen display language selection

The on-screen display language can be set to English or Russian.

TV set

Behind the door

MENU/PRESET

1 Press

more than two seconds.

• The language select mode appear.

2 Press

select desired language.

• Pressing

3 Press

until normal screen appears.

MENU/PRESET

screen as shown below.

Language MANUAL

MENU/PRESET

on the TV set for

MENU/PRESET

Normal screen

changes the

AUTO

on the TV set

ENGLISH

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Auto channel tuning

Automatically tunes in and presets receivable TV stations.

Behind the door

MENU/PRESET

1 Press

more than two seconds.

• The language select mode appear.

2 Press

again to display AUTO mode screen.

• Pressing

3 Press

set.

• All the TV stations in your area that

• The screen shows whatever is on

MENU/PRESET

screen as shown below.

Language MANUAL

can be received by the TV set are automatically preset between channels 1 to 99.

channel 1 when auto channel preset is finished.

on the TV set for

on the TV set

MENU/PRESET

Normal screen

changes the

AUTO

on TV

ENGLISH

AUTO(D/K) VHF 1

48.25MH

SECAM

D/K

• AUTO PRESET stores all receivable channels including those which may be very weak and not clearly visible. To preset only those channels designated for the local viewing region, use MANUAL PRESET.

See

• Unused channels are automatically skipped.

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Settings and adjustments

Enables manual channel tuning to a desired TV station.

Manual channel tuning

Behind the door

MENU/PRESET

TV/VIDEO

TIMERFEATURE

PICTURE

NORMAL

CH-SET

Number buttons

1 Press

MENU/PRESET

on the TV set for

more than two seconds.

• The language select mode appear.

2 Press

MENU/PRESET

on the TV set twice to display MANUAL mode screen.

• Pressing

MENU/PRESET

changes the

screen as shown below.

Language MANUAL

3 Press

AUTO

Normal screen

number buttons to select channel position.

4 Press

set to locate channel you wish to preset to current channel position.

• Search is initiated and when a TV

signal is received during the search, the search stops.

on TV

ENGLISH

MANUAL(D/K) VHF 1

48.25MH

MANUAL(D/K) VHF 5

107.50MH

Channel position

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5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 above, to preset channel positions for

other broadcasts.

6 Press

MENU/PRESET

on the TV set again to display normal screen.

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Channel setting

Enables individual channel setting.

CH-SET

TV/VIDEO

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

PICTURE

CH-SET

1 Press

CH-SETTING screen.

2 Press

select desired setting.

3 Each time you press

items changes as follows:

• POSITION

• COLOUR

• SOUND

CH-SET

, setting for individual

The channel position changes to the higher or lower number.

AUTO PAL

B/G I

N443

to call

D/K

SECAM

CH-SETTING

POSITION CH27

COLOUR AUTO SOUND D/K SKIP OFF FINE 168.25MHz

:SELECT

:ADJUST

• SKIP ON

Channel numbers with a “

OFF

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

• FINE The frequency changes to allow fine tuning.

4 Press

normal screen.

CH-SET

to return to

CH-SETTING

POSITION AV1

COLOUR AUTO

• When you select AV1 or AV2 for the channel position, the CH-SETTING screen changes as shown on the right and the colour mode changes in the following order:

:SELECT

:ADJUST

AUTO PAL SECAM N443 N358

• 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.

• In a weak reception area, or under bad reception conditions, you can change the frequency by fine tuning.

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

• To return the channel to its original frequency setting, follow the manual channel tuning procedure. See

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Settings and adjustments

Picture adjustment

CH-SET

TV/VIDEO

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

PICTURE

NORMAL

1 Press

screen.

2 Press

select adjustment items.

3 Adjust using

• Wait for approximately three seconds

PICTURE

to return to PICTURE screen.

to call PICTURE

PICTURE

CONTRAST 50

COLOUR 0 BRIGHTNESS 0 TINT SHARPNESS 0 WHITE TEMP

CONTRAST

4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 above to adjust other items. 5 Press

• Pressing selected mode is reset to the standard (factory-setting) position.

• Pressing the items of PICTURE screen to the standard (factory-setting) position.

PICTURE

to return to normal screen.

NORMAL

while a PICTURE selection is displayed, only the

while a PICTURE screen is displayed will reset all

The following table lists the adjustment items shown in the PICTURE screen and how they change as you press

Selected item Press Press

CONTRAST

COLOUR

BRIGHTNESS

TINT

SHARPNESS

WHITE TEMP To more reddish

To decrease contrast

For less colour intensity

For less brightness

To move tint toward red

For less sharpness

background

*: TINT can only be selected and adjusted when receiving NTSC broadcasts. (AV only)

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- +

To increase contrast

For more colour intensity

For more brightness

To move tint toward green

For more sharpness

To more bluish background

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Blue screen

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

CH-SET

FEATURE

BLUE BACK ON

:ADJUST 

Standby mode Power indicator

lights up dimly

TV/VIDEO

1 Press

FEATURE

to call FEATURE

screen.

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

PICTURE

FEATURE

2 Press

select “BLUE BACK” to “ON” or “OFF”.

3 Press

FEATURE

to return to

normal screen.

When BLUE BACK is set to “ON”

No signal

after 5 seconds after 15 minutes

Blue screen TV off (Indicator)

• 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.

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Settings and adjustments

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

Off timer

CH-SET

TV/VIDEO

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

PICTURE

TIMER

NORMAL

1 Press

screen.

2 Press

select “OFF

3 Press

time for TV to turn off.

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

• As soon as the time is entered, the

TIMER

to call TIMER

”.

to set

timer starts to count down.

4 Press

TIMER

to return to

TIMER

OFF --:--

ON --:--

POSITION VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

--:--

TIMER

OFF 2:30

ON --:--

POSITION

VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

--:--

normal screen.

• Five minutes before the preset

OFF 0:05

length of time expires (in the example, after two hours and 25 minutes), the remaining time

OFF 0:04

appears on the screen for several seconds.

• A flashing display of the remaining

OFF 0:03

time appears during the last few seconds.

OFF 0:02

• When the preset length of time has passed, the TV set enters the Standby mode.

OFF 0:01

• To cancel the timer setting, press the timer to “- - : - -”.

• The timer can be set in ten-minute intervals.

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

remote control or

POWER

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NORMAL

when “ ” is displayed on the left of “OFF ” so as to set

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

OFF 0:00

Flashing

on the

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On timer

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

CH-SET

TV Set

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

TV/VIDEO

PICTURE

TIMER

NORMAL

1 Press

TIMER

to call TIMER

screen.

2 Press

select “ON

3 Press

”.

time for TV to turn on.

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

• As soon as the time is entered, the timer starts to count down.

4 Press

select “POSITION”.

5 Press

the channel.

to set

TIMER

OFF --:--

ON --:--

POSITION VOLUME

TIMER

OFF --:--

ON 8:00

POSITION VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

TIMER

OFF --:-ON 8:00

POSITION

VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

--:--

CH28

--:--

Power indicator (Flashing)

• To cancel the timer setting, press timer to “- - : - -”.

• The timer can be set in ten-minute intervals.

• 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.

6 Press

select “VOLUME”.

7 Press

set volume.

8 Press

normal screen.

9 Press

Standby mode.

• Power indicator will flash to indicate On Timer is set.

• When the preset length of time (in the above example, eight hours) has passed, the power turns on and a picture appears on the screen.

• The On Timer speaker volume gradually increases from zero to the preset volume.

TIMER

NORMAL

to return to

TIMER

OFF --:-ON 8:00

POSITION

VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

CH28

--:--

to put TV set into

when “ ” is displayed on the left of “ON ” so as to set the

POWER

on the TV set.

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0:00

0:01

0:02

0:03

0:04

0:05

Flashing

Settings and adjustments

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.

Reminder on-screen timer

CH-SET

TV/VIDEO

1 Press

TIMER

to call TIMER

screen.

TIMERFEATURE

NORMAL

PICTURE

TIMER

2 Press

select “

3 Press

time.

”.

to set

• Maximum time that can be preset is

NORMAL

12 hours and 50 minutes.

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

4 Press

TIMER

to return to

TIMER

OFF --:-ON --:--

POSITION

VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

--:--

TIMER

OFF --:-ON --:--

POSITION VOLUME

:SELECT

:ADJUST

1:50

normal screen.

• 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.

• When the preset length of time has passed, “

0:00” flashes in red.

• This function 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

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• The timer can be set in ten-minute intervals.

• To cancel the timer setting, press

timer to “- - : - -”.

POWER

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

NORMAL

when “ ” is displayed on the left of “

” so as to set the

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Connections

Connecting to an antenna

To enjoy a clearer picture, use an outdoor antenna. The following is a brief explanation of the types of connections that are used for coaxial and feeder cables.

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.

Standard DIN45325 plug (IEC169-2)

75-ohm coaxial cable (round cable) (not supplied)

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

75-ohm impedance converter (not supplied)

Antenna in

Connecting to an antenna via a VCR

You can also connect the TV set to the tuner on a VCR using the connection shown below.

VCR

To antenna in terminal

To RF out terminal

Antenna in

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

• Turn off the power on the TV set and the VCR being connected before making the above connections. Be sure the cord plugs are fully inserted in the connection terminals.

• See the operation manual of your VCR for connection details.

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Connections

Connecting to video equipment

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 use of front terminals

Behind the door

Example use of rear terminals

For Playback

DVD Player

AV-2 IN

Yellow : To VIDEO Red : To AUDIO

Camcorder

VCR

Video Game

To Audio/Video out terminals

Yellow : To VIDEO Red : To AUDIO

For Recording and Editing

VCR

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To Audio/ Video out terminals

To Audio/ Video out

VCR

terminals

• Turn off the power on the TV set and the VCR being connected before making the above connections. Be sure the cord plugs are fully inserted in the connection terminals.

• 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 for intended solely for personal use and not for the illegal copying of audiovisual material protected by copyright laws.

To Audio/ Video in terminals

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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.

Adjust COLOUR control.

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

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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Specifications

MODEL 21H1-FRU

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

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

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

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 48.25 MHz – 863.25 MHz

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

Picture Tube 21-Inch Flat CRT

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

Sound Output 3 W (RMS) × 1

Power Source AC 220 – 240V, 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption 90 W

Dimensions 502 (W) × 487 (H) × 481.5 (D) mm

Weight 21.5 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 4.43/6.5 MHz/60 Hz NTSC 4.43/5.5 MHz/50 Hz NTSC 4.43/6.0 MHz/50 Hz NTSC 4.43/6.5 MHz/50 Hz SECAM-I (6.0 MHz)

NTSC 3.58 MHz

PAL 6.5 MHz/60 Hz

Audio/video output × 1 (rear), Headphone jack (front × 1)

• 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.

• Reception channels: Some examples of the main receivable channels are shown above.

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Notes

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