WELCOME
TO THE BRIGHT
NEW WORLD
OF
TOSHIBA
Your new, precision-built Toshiba Colour Television receiver has been designed and
engineered by one of the world's largest makers of
you a very dependable and natural colour television picture.
These operating instructions explain the location and operating procedures of all the
controls on your Toshiba Model
To enjoy your receiver to the full from the very beginning, read these instructions
carefully and keep them handy for reference.
140E4B Solid State Colour Television Receiver.
COLOUR
IC's, transistors and diodes, to give
General Information
Preparation
Mains Supply
The mains supply required is
because of the wide variety of
therefore need to have fitted to the
your home.
We recommend that where possible a 13-amp plug is used, FITTED
FUSE. Connect the plug as described in the instructions below.
lM
PORTANT
The wires in the mains lead are coloured as follows:
BLUE: NEUTRAL
BROWN:
for
LIVE
'
use
,
.
.
240
volts 50
w?ll'sockets used in domestic dwellings. You will
Hz.
A
plug is not supplied with the television
mains lead a plug suited to the particular sockets in
WITH
BLUE
A
3-AMP.
-
Connections to a typical 13-amp. plug
These colours might not be the same as those used to identify the terminals of yourplug,
so
connect the wires as follows:
-
BLUE
BROWN
Choosing
Optimum colour reception requires a good outdoor aerial. The type of aerial required
depends upon the site, its distance from the transmitter, local interference, etc.
An existing aerial previously used for black and white reception, might need re-
adjustment or re-siting for the best reception of colour signals. Roof and loft aerial
adjustments should be carried out by professional aerial contractors.
The loop aerial supplied may be used if signal strength is adequate, but if after selecting
suitable station and rotating aerial to best position picture is still noisy then a roof or loft
aerial is recommended.
to the terminal marked
-
to the terminal marked
your
Aerial
N,
or coloured black.
L,
or coloured red.