Sharp SX-51A7, SX-51A8 Operation Manual

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COLOUR TELEVISION

OPERATION MANUAL

MODEL

(OPTIONAL

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TELETEXT FACILITY)

(TELETEXT MODEL)

sx-51A8

Dear SHARP Customers

a radio receiver.

Before using this COLOUR TELEVISION RECEIVER please read this Operation Manual carefully. Be sure to save this manual for future use, especially SX51A7 owners that may update to the Teletext option.

This manual covers two models, the SX51A8 which is fitted with teletext facilities and the SX51A7 which is sold without the Teletext facilities but can be updated to the SX51A8 model with Teletext at a later date by purchasing the Teletext kit (No. AN222TX) from the retailer and having it installed for a fee at a SHARP service centre.

NOTE: As purchased, the SX51A7 remote control Teletext buttons will be inoperative until the Teletext kit has been installed in your TV.

Controls & Terminals

-Remote control sensor

Red I green power

indicator

1 Behind the Door 1

Opening the door

Press the upper centre of the door as illustrated, opening it slightly. Hook your finger inside and pull open.

Power on/off butto-

Channel selector up (A)/dow (V) buttons

Volume. channel tunin

and picture adjustment buttons

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Blueback (on /off) butrow

Picture mode select button (contrast, colour, brightness)

Preset button

Fine tuning button kip/Call button

1 Infrared Remote Control

Channel/timer call button-

TV/Video selector

Channel selectors

Top/Bottom/Full button---

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Store button Reset button

Colour button (Red)Colour button (Green)-

Picture normal button-

Mono button Audio mode selector(Stereo/Mono

Main/Sub/Main + Sub)

Sound mute button---

-Off-timer button

--Power on/off button

-Channel selectors (V/A) and Page selectors (V/A)

lashback button

-Picture button

IextlMix button

-Time button

-Cancel button

--Index button

Hold button

-Colour button (Blue)

-Colour button (Yellow)

picture and sound

adjustment buttons

-Picture mode select button

‘Sound mode select button

-Volume button (V/A)

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NOTE: The SX51A7 Remote Control Teletext buttons will be inoperative until the AN222TX Teletext kit has been fitted.

Battery mounting . Insert two AA or UM-3 1.W batteries as

illustrated and replace the cover.

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Notes

The infrared transmitter requires 3 volts for operation. If the transmitter operating power is insufficient, replace the batteries.

Position the positive and negative sides of

the batteries properly. Use of batteries other than those specified may make the remote control transmitter inoperative.

ntenna terminal

ain power on/off button

CAUTION:

Remove the power plug from the power point if the TV is not to be used for an extended period.

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Video output terminal

Input terminal

Audio output terminals

@Power source and TV system

This TV set can be operated on 240V AC, 50 Hz. It is designed exclusively for PAL-B (Australian STD) broadcast systems.

(Back)

(Behind the Door)

(Infrared Remote Control)

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@ Power Supply “On/Off” with 2-Colour

(Red/Green) Power Indicator

When the main power on/off button (&I ) at the rear of the set is pressed, the TV set will be in standby with the power indicator

illuminated red. Then, when the power on/off button behind the door or on the

remote control is pressed, the power

indicator will turn green and a picture will

appear on the screen. The channel

programme number is also displayed in the

upper right corner of the screen. Press the

power on/off button (01) behind the door or on the remote control to return the set to standby mode (the power indicator will

be illuminated red).

NOTE:

If the TV fails to turn ON, please check that the Child Lock mode has not been previously engaged (see page 22).

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@ Sound volume “(V 4 A)”

The volume can be adjusted by pressing a volume button on the set or on the remote control. Press the Voiume (A) button to increase the volume and the Volume (V) button to decrease the volume. The volume level is indicated by the number of rectangles “I n . . ”

displayed after the

“ 4 ” in the screen.

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4 Channel Selection “ V CH A”

The channel number is displayed on the screen when the Channel selector Up (A)

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button or Down (V) button is pressed on the set or on the remote control. When the Channel (A) button is pressed, the channel number will change as follows:

1.2.3...38.39.1.2... Each time the Channel (V)

Channel select

buttons

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button is pressed, the channel number will

change as follows: 39.38.37 . . . . 2.1.39.38 . . . . .

The Channel selector buttons on the remote control can also be pressed to directly select the desired channel. If the factory preset channel frequencies do not match your local channel frequencies, refer to Presetting the Channels.

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Channel Selection Using the Infrared Remote Control

Channel to be selected Channel selector button to be pressed. Channel 1 - 9 Channel 10 - 19

Channel 20 - 29

Channel 30 - 39

Press the & - & buttons. Press the

then the& - & button.

Note: Be sure to press the buttons within 5 seconds after the

& button is pressed. because the & button is

Press the ‘O’ then the&e& button. Note: Refer to the note for Channel 10 - 19.

Press the & button (“3-” displayed for about 6 seconds on the screen), and then the ,$-A button. Note: Refer to the note for Channel 10 - 19.

& button (“l-”

cancelled in about 6 seconds.

button (‘12-” displayed for about 6 seconds), and

displayed for about 6 seconds), and

Notes:

11) The selected channel number will appear on the screen for about 3 seconds before it disappears and the TV screen returns to its normal state.

12) When the Channel selector (A) or (V) button on the TV set or on the remote control is held down, the channel number changes once per second. Release the Channel (A) or (Vj button when the desired channel number appears on the screen.

SKIP FINE PRESET P-MODE

@ - @ Presetting the Channels

(AUTO SEARCH TUNING SYSTEM)

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(ON SCREEN)

VHF-L 111.. . . . . . . . . .

M mory TV station

Band lndicato (VHF-L, VHF-H, UHF)

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Channel

Number

Note: Most channels are preset at the factory.

To avoid unnecessary resetting, check the

tuning of all channels before resetting them.

1. Press the Preset button behind the door

and the band, VHF or UHF, that you wish to

preset. Press the button once for the VHF

band. Press again for the UHF band. Press

again when you have finished presetting the channel. (VHF-L l-5, VHF-H 5a-11, UHF

28-69).

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UHF 111 . . . . . . . .

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(green- red- green)

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2. Select the channel number (l-39) you wish to store with the Channel selector

(A) button on the TV or the remote

control.

3. Next press the Volume up (A) or down,

(V) button on the TV. The band indicator will turn red and the TV will begin to search for a television broadcast. The band indicator will turn

green when television broadcast has been found.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to preset the

other channels.

5. Press the reset button to return to the normal mode. A green channel number

will be displayed on the screen for a short period.

SKIP FINE PRESET P-MODE

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a- @ Fine tuning

When receiving a channel that is weak the signal can sometimes be improved by turning off the Automatic Fine Tuning (AFT). By pressing the FINE button and at the same time pressing either the (A) or (V) volume buttons. Fine tune the channel to your preference. The AFT will now be turned off and this will be indicated by the channel turning yellow. To turn the AFT back on first press the preset button until the band indicator and the picture is visible, then press both the FINE and

either the (A) or (V) volume buttons momentarily. Press the preset switch until the band indicator disappears. The AFT will now be turned on and this

will be indicated by the channel

number turning green.

SKIP FINE PRESET P-MODE

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@ - @ Skipping Channels

The Channel selector (A) button and (V button on the set and remote control normally cycle through all the channels, 1 through 39 If you wish, you can set the TV so that onl)

selected channels are tuned in while other

perhaps empty channels, are skipped.

Press the Preset button.

Select a channel number you wish to skif

with the Channel selector (A) or (V

button on the TV set or remote control.

Press the Skip button. The displayed than nel number will turn from green to red.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 if you wish to skip other channels.

Press the Preset button again to return tc normal mode. A green channel number wili

be displayed on the screen.

Note:

If you select the channels to be skipped with the Channel select buttons on the remote control, the channel number will be displayed in red.

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@ - @ Resetting Skipped Channels

Press the Reset button.

Select a skipped channel number, displayed in red, with the Channel selector (A) or (V) button on the set or on the remote

control.

Press the Skip button, the displayed

channel number will turn green, and the channel will no longer be skipped.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 for any other channels you wish to stop skipping. Press the Preset button again to return

to normal mode.

Notes:

1) It is most practical to start this process at

channel number 1, and repeat as needed up to channel number 39.

2) The n/ will return to normal mode if you do

not proceed to the next step within about 10 seconds after pressing the Preset button. If it does, press the Preset button again to execute the following step.

3. When the received broadcast signal is weak, the picture may appear in black and white only or you may be able to preset the channel. In

this case, please check the antenna or consul?

your appliance store.

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FINE PRESET P-MODE

6 Additional Picture Adjustments

(Contrast, Colour, Brightness)

Press the Picture mode (P-MODE) button behind the door or the Picture mode (P-MODE) button on the remote control.

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(ON SCREEN)

Contrast Mark

Decrease Increase

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Contrast Mark Colour Mark

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Brightness Mark -lG.- l mm Green

When you press the Picture mode

(P-MODE) button two times the Colour Mark will change from green to RED; when

You

press the Picture

mode (P-MODE) button three times the Brightness Mark will change from green to RED.

Press the P-mode control until the control

you wish to adjust is red in colour. Press the volume (A) or (V) or the (A) or the (V) button on the remote control to adjust the picture to your liking.

Note:

The display will disappear after about 6 seconds. Adjust the mode you selected with the Mode button within this time.

Colour Mark

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Decrease Increase

Brightness Mark

(ON SCREEN)

Contrast Mark

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Decrease Increase

4. When you press only the Adjustment (I‘ V

or (A”) buttons without pressing the Picture mode (P-MODE) button on the remote control you can adjust the contrast with one touch).

Treble Mark

Decrease Increase

2.3 Bass Mark

Decrease Increase

Balance Mark

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Left Speaker Right Speaker

Volume Mark

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Low High

@ Additional Sound Adjustments

(Treble, Bass, Balance, Volume)

Press the Sound mode (S-MODE) button

on the remote control.

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Treble Mark

Bass Mark Balances Mark e, 4.. . Green

Volume Mark A-9 Green

Treble 6 and Bass 7

Low sounds are adjusted by the bass control and high sounds by the treble control according to the required sound quality.

Balance

Select the balance control mode by pressing the sound mode button. Press the adjustment (“V or A”) buttons to balance

the sound from the left and right speakers.

When you press the Sound Mode (S-MODE) button two times the Bass Mark will change from green to RED; when you

press the Sound Mode (S-MODE) button three times the Balance Mark will change from green to RED; when you press the Sound Mode (S-MODE) button four times the Volume Mark will change from green to RED.

Adjust the RED Mark to the position you

desire and press the Adjustment (W or

A”) buttons to set the sound to your liking.

Note:

The display will disappear after about 6 seconds. Adjust the mode you selected with the Mode button within this time.

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Green

Blueback

sign (blue)

BLUE

BACK

(ON SCREEN)

(BLUEBACK PUSH ON PUSH OFF)

8 Blueback

By pushing this Blueback button, there are no fears of wasting power if you were to fall asleep watching television. When the TV broadcasting ends at night, sound is muted and the screen turns blue in 5 seconds. Fifteen minutes later, the TV set will automatically go into standby, so power is saved. If broadcasting restarts while the screen is blue, the TV will resume displaying pictures and producing sound.

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~ The channel number and the mode, if the

channel is broadcasting in stereo or bilingual, is displayed on the screen by pressing the Channel/Timer call button. Press the button again and the display will disappear.

If the Channel/Timer call button is pressed while the Off-Timer is set, the time remaining on the Off-Timer, the channel number and the

mode, if the channel is broadcasting in stereo or bilingual is displayed.

annel/Timer call button (1) ( @ )

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Operation of Infrared Remote Control

If the button is pressed again, the Off-Timer will disappear leaving the channel number and the mode, if the channel is broadcasting in stereo or bilingual. Press the button again and the display will disappear.

@ Normal button (P-N)

(Contrast, Colour, Brightness)

Pressing this button cancels any previous contrast, colour, and brightness adjustments, and resets these to the original factory standard settings.

@ Off-Timer Button ([‘)

The TV can be turned off automatically after

120, 90, 60 or 30 minutes by using the Off-

Timer button. When the Off-Timer button is

pressed once while watching TV, a El 120 M display will appear, indicating that the TV will be turned off automatically after 120 minutes.

Press the button twice for 90 minutes, three times for 60 minutes, and four times for 30 minutes. When the button is pressed five times, the mode is cancelled, and nothing will appear on the screen.

120 M

39 1. When the Off-Timer is set the remaining

Notes:

time until the TV is turned off, is displayed in 5-minute increments on the screen.

2. When a channel is preset after the OffTimer is activated, the timer countdown stops until the TV is put into the normal mode.

@Sound Mute Button ( 0% )

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When this button is pressed, the sound is muted and the mute indicator mark “ 0% “, is displayed on the screen.

Press the button again to restore the sound level.

@ Flashback Button (5 )

Pressing this button selects the channel that was tuned immediately before the one being watched. For example if channels were

selected in the order of Ch2, Ch3, then Ch6,

pressing the button returns tuning to Ch3.

Press the button again to return to Ch6.

@ TV/VIDEO selector (TV/VIDEO) When you press the TV/VIDEO selector, the

TV is switched to receive Audio/Video signals through the A/V terminals, and “AV”

(Audio/Video Indicator) will be displayed for

about 3 seconds in the upper corner of the

screen. When the TV/VIDEO selector is

pressed again, the set is switched to receive on-air TV broadcasting, and the channel

programme number will be displayed for

about 3 seconds in the upper right corner of the screen.

MONO

P-N

3 Audio Mode Selector ( I$‘a ) ihe audio mode selector is used to select the

nain, sub or main t sub audio modes of )ilingual broadcasting, and to select the ;tereo or mono mode while receiving stereo signals.

f this button is pressed during the main audio

node, reception switches over to the sub audio mode. If it is pressed again, reception iwitches over to the main t sub audio mode.

f it is pressed a third time reception returns

3 the main audio mode. When this button is bressed while receiving stereo signals, the nono mode will be selected. When this button

5 pressed a second time, the stereo mode will

be selected. lath audio mode indicator will be displayed In the screen as shown below.

MONO

Audio Mode On Screen Display

Main audio Sub audio Main + sub audio 1 MAIN + SUB Stereo Mono

3Mono button (MONO) f a stereo broadcast suffers from annoying

loise and the stereo indicator (on the screen) s blinking, press the mono button to change he audio to the mono mode.

?I switch the mode back to stereo, press this jutton again.

NOTE:

If you press the mono button when receiving a bilingual programme, the audio channel is switched to the main channel.

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1 SUB

STEREO

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“MAIN”, “SUB”, or “MAIN + SUB” on the screen will go off. To switch back the audio channel into the original mode, press the button again. (The built-in stereo decoder uses the Australian system.)

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TELETEXT MODE (SX51A8 ONLY)

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Text/Mix Button ( ‘_1 / @J )

l When the Text/Mix button is pressed the

first time, the initial position (the text page

number memorized in the red block of a Teletext broadcast will be displayed on the screen.

l When the Text/Mix button is pressed the

second time, a Teletext broadcast will be superimposed on the TV programme.

Press the button again to return to a Teletext

broadcast only.

Top/Bottom/Full Button ( @J )

l When the Top/Bottom/Full bu#on is pressed

the first time, the top half of the Teletext

page will be magnified and displayed on the screen.

l When the Top/Bottom/Full button is pressed

the second time, the bottom half of the Teletext page will be magnified and dis-

played on the screen.

l When the Top/Bottom/Full button is pressed

the third time, the Bottom mode will be cancelled and the Full Teletext page will

appear on the screen. Press the button

again to return to theTop mode.

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Picture Button ( 0 )

l When the Picture button is pressed in the

Text or Mix mode, the mode will be changed to an ordinary TV programme screen.

Press the Text/Mix button again to return to the Teletext page previously displayed on the screen.

Reveal Button ( @ )

l When the Reveal button is pressed the first

time, any hidden information such as the

answer to a quiz will be revealed on the

screen.

l When the Reveal button is pressed the

second time, the information will disappear.

Press the button again to reveal the

information.

NOTE: If the REVEAL BUTTON is pressed when

in Television mode, the receiver will scan through the channels and stop at the channel that you were viewing when the REVEAL BUTTON was pressed.

irowse Button ( a )

When the Browse button is pressed, a random Teletext page may be displayed on the screen.

Notes:

1. The above random Teletext page selection

depends on the broadcasting station’s

programming.

2. This button is only effective for pages with consecutive page numbers, e.g. 111, 112,

113 and 114.

‘ime Button ( @ )/Cancel Button ( @ )

When timer setting is required for some Teletext page, press the Time button, and then input the time%as required. Press the Cancel button to return to an ordinary TV programme. When the Time button is

pressed while viewing a TV programme, the current time appears on the screen for approximately 6 seconds.

Notes:

1. When the Time button is pressed again after timer setting, the timer setting will be

cancelled.

2. The Teletext page must have timer setting

signals transmitted from the Teletext broadcasting station.

4ore Button ( @ )

First input the desired Teletext page number into the red, green, yellow, and/or blue

block, then press the Store button for a second. The block will change to white for a second, then will change back to the original colour. The page numbers are now stored in the corresponding page

memories.

Reset Button ( a )

l When the Reset button is pressed in the

Teletext mode, previously set Teletext functions except the page number memory will be reset and an ordinary TV programme will apear while the Teletext decoder is set up to display the initial position (the page number stored in the red block) of a Teletext broadcast.

Hold Button ( m )

l Any Teletext page can be held on the

screen by pressing the Hold button when watching a Teletext broadcast. Press the button again to cancel the hold mode.

Index Button ( a )

l Used to recall the page number you stored

yourself. When this button is pressed, the page number stored in the red block will be displayed on the screen.

Colour Button (l----I) (Red, Green, Yellow, Blue)

l When any of these colour buttons is

pressed, the block will move to the position that corresponds to the pressed button, where you can input the page number you want to store. (See store button).

l When each colour button is pressed after

storing your desired page number, each stored Teletext page number will be displayed on the screen.

Text Page Selector (V/A)

l These buttons allow sequential selection of

How to Make 16-Programme 4-Page Number Memory Setting

In channel positions 1 to 16, four Teletext pages can be stored in each channel, a total

of 64 pages. Initially the channel that transmits Teletext in your area i.e. channel 7 in Sydney, must be preset into channels

1 to 16 (see page 6) or a channel for each

set of four pages required.

Preset the channels 1 to 16 to the

1. channel transmitting Teletext

in your area. Select channel 1.

Then, press the yellow colour button. Input the desired page number into the yellow block. Then, press the blue colour button. Input the desired page number into the blue block. Finally, press and hold the store button until every coloured block changes to white. Four page numbers have now been stored in the page number memory at the same time.

Press the Picture button to set the TV mode. Select programme position “2” by pressing the channel selector button “2”.

Then, repeat steps 2 and 3 again.

For programme positions 1 to 16 repeat the same procedure as explained above.

Press the Text/Mix button to

set the Teletext mode. For 4-page number memory setting, first

4. press the red colour button. Input the desired Teletext page number into the red block in the lower area of the screen. Then, press the green colour button. Input the desired page number into the green block.

Example:

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NOTE:

It is only possible to store teletext pages in positions l-16.

Stored Teletext page numbers remain

stored even when the power is turned off.

If there is no page that matches the page numbers that are stored, the stored number will blink.

Audio/Video In/Out Terminals

udio Input terminals

Video Output terminal

L-

Audio Output terminals

ideo Input terminal

Enjoy the stunning visuals of a VCR or a video disk by connecting them to this unit through

the AUDIO/VIDEO IN terminals.

You can also bask in dynamic sound by connecting an amplifier through the AUDIO OUT terminals.

NOTES:

1. With this TV, you can play back stereo-recorded video cassettes in stereo.

2. For monaural audio input, connect the external source to the AUDIO Input Left terminal (AUDIO IN L (MONO)) to hear the same sound from both speakers.

3. If monaural equipment is connected to the AUDIO Input Right terminal, you will hear sound

from only one of the speakers. Connect monaural audio to the Left AUDIO Input terminal.

r-AUDIO IN L (MONO)

AUDIO OUT

VCRlCTV or DlSClCTV Combinations

Note: As this Colour TV set has only 1 set of Audio/

/ Visual input terminals, either a-VCR or a VIDEO

DISC player can be connected, but not both.

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IN (ANTENNA)

AUDIO OUT

VIDEO/AUDIO IN

VIDEO/AUDI OUT

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AUDIO IN

VIDEO IN

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VIDEO OUT

Reception System

l PAL-B (Australian STD)

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Before Calling for Service

The following conditions do not always denote trouble. Therefore, perform the checks described

below before calling for service. If the cause of the problem cannot be corrected by the use of this guide, pull the power plug

from the electric outlet, and call for service.

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I No Sound l I No Picture

I No Picture

I Excessive

l Check that the brightness or Contrast control has

l Check if the aerial wire is disconnected or

noise on picture

l Check if the tuning control is properly adjusted.

I Bad picture

Checking Points

Check if the power plug is disconnected from the electrical outlet. Check if the Power on/off button is in the off position (power supply is interrupted). Check if child lock has been set (see page 22).

not been completely turned down.

shortcircuited.

n Ghost

I Spotted

picture

n Striped

picture

l Ghosting is due to reflected waves which are

produced by mountains, large buildings or trees located nearby. Therefore, try to change the direction or height of the aerial.

l Check if the set receives noise produced by motor

cars, trucks or neon signs. Install your aerial in a place as far as possible from roads or neon signs.

l A striped picture may be due to interference by

other stations or neighbouring television sets. The interference can be reduced to some extent by

adjusting the direction or height of the aerial. (If a twinlead type feeder is used, try replacing it with a coaxial cable).

Further Hints

Ventilation

When setting up the TV receiver, make sure that the ventilation holes in the bottom and rear panel allow free access of air. Therefore do not place the receiver on a pillowlike surface, on sponge rubber or plastic foam mats, or on any similar material which could block the ventilation holes. The upper ventilation grills of the rear panel must not be covered up at any point. The placing within the vicinity of radiators or other heating devices should be avoided.

NOTE: Antenna Connections

1. FOR YOUR SAFETY INSTALL ANY EXTERNAL

300 to 75 ohm

FLAT RIBBON

AERIAL TO AS 1417.1*

2. Antenna connections

75 OHM COAXIAL CABLE: Connect the cable from the antenna to a standard DIN 45325 plug (IEC 169-2) and plug direct into the socket at the rear of the television receiver. 300 OHM FLAT RIBBON FEEDER.

Connect the feeder from the antenna to the

Balun, for VHF/UHF etc.

Coaxial Cable 75R

ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED: Operation manual, remote control handset, batteries, service centre

directory.

SPECIFICATIONS

Receiving system: Receiving channel:

Antenna:

Semiconductors: Speaker:

Audio Output:

Power Source: Power Consumption:

Weight:

Dimensions:

PAL System, (Australian Standard) VHF: 0-llch UHF: 28-69ch VHF/UHF: 75 ohm

16 ICs, 51 Transistors, 106 Diodes, 1 LED 9 x 5 cm Oval x 2

4.OW t 4.OW (MPO) 230-24OV, AC 50Hz 105W at 24OV, AC 50 Hz

Approx. 23 kg 516(W) x 4i7(H) x 482(D) mm

The manufacturer reserves the right to vary specifications and design, or use alternative materials as may be deemed necessary or desirable at any time, and such change or variation being of a kind as not to reduce the quality, performance or appearance substantially.

Child Lock

Main power switch

(on the rear)

Your television can be electronically locked to prevent the children viewing it instead of doing their homework.

ENGAGING THE CHILD LOCK MODE

Ensure the MAIN POWER switch on the rear

of the TV is in the “OFF” position.

Simultaneously press the two VOLUME buttons (behind the door) and press the MAIN

POWER switch (on the rear) to the “ON”

position. Release the buttons and “ - - ” will be

3. displayed on the screen.

Using the numerical channel buttons on the

Remote control, select two numbers e.g. 99. Push the MAIN POWER switch (on the rear)

5. to “OFF” and then back to “ON”.

CHANNEL

DISPLAY

To turn on the TV whilst the Child Lock is

6. activated, just select your two numbers on the numerical channel number buttons on the Remote control and the TV will automatically turn ON.

NOTE: The MAIN POWER switch must be in the “ON” position for the Child Lock mode to operate after being engaged.

DISENGAGING THE CHILD LOCK MODE

To disengage the Child Lock mode, carry out

steps 1 to 5 above but do not enter any numbers in step 4.

NOTE: Ensure step 5 is carried out when both

engaging and disengaging the Child Lock otherwise some modes on your TV may not operate.

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WARRANTY

Congratulations on Your Purchase!

This Sharp product is warranted against faulty materials and labour for a

period of twelve (12)'months from the date of original purchase. If service is required during the warranty period, please contact your nearest

Sharp Approved Service Centre. These repairs would be carried out at no charge to the owner, subject to the conditions specified herein.

The owner is responsible for any transportation and insurance costs if the

product has to be returned for repair.

This warranty does not extend to accessories or defects or injuries caused

by or resulting from causes not attributable to faulty parts or the manufacture of the product, including but not limited to, defect or injury caused by or resulting from misuse, abuse, neglect, accidental damage, improper voltage, liquid spillage, vermin infestation, software, or any alterations made to the product which are not authorised by Sharp.

Please retain your sales documentation, as this should be produced to

validate a warranty claim. This warranty is in addition to and in no way limits, varies or excludes any

express and implied rights and remedies under the Trade Practices Act.

IMPORTANT

PLEASE RETAIN THIS SHEET FOR YOUR OWN REFERENCE

For your reference, please enter the particulars of your purchase below retain, with your purchase documentation.

and

Model No. Serial No. Date of Purchase Retailer

IMPORTANT NOTICE: This warranty apph Only to products sold in Australia. TINS-4676CEZZ

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