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TOSHIBA
You have bought a superb new colour television from Toshiba - one of the world's leading manufacturers of
quality home entertainment products.
If you follow the instructions in this booklet, your TV will give you many years' trouble-free enjoyment. Please
read the instructions carefully before you begin using your TV and, keep the booklet handy for future
reference.
This set includes many of the latest features to bring you great pictures and sound. Do take time to read all
about them to help you get the very best from your TV.
And don't forget that Toshiba also makes a range of award winning video recorders with design and features
which perfectly complement our TVs.
The Toshiba Corporation
Founded in
electrical goods.
Toshiba has made more TV tubes than any other manufacturer in the world and was the first
Flatter, Squarer Tube (FST) to the
now become
As well as its market-leading home entertainment products, the company has an amazing range of other
business interest's, from communications satellites to nuclear and hydro-electric power plants. Toshiba
equipment helps power Japan's legendary Bullet Train and the company's medical division makes body
scanners and other vital life-saving equipment.
Nearly half the world's
computerised equipment) are
world's number one best sellers.
It's this breadth of experience which helps keep Toshiba in the lead, and gives it's products the edge in
technical excellence, design and reliability.
1875,
the Toshiba Corporation is now the world's seventh largest manufacturer of electronic and
lo introduce the
UK.
FST technology, which gives sharper pictures and improved colour, has
the
standard TV format.
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mega-bit DRAM chips (the micro-chips which supply the brain power of most
m,ade by Toshiba and the company's portable lap-top computers are the
GETTING STARTED
lntroduction
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1720RB - Remote control
1721TB - Remote control
GETTING STARTED
Introduction (Contents, Installation) Page 3
Your remote control
Your remote control
Tuning in (Switching on, To tune in your TV)
BASIC OPERATION
Watching TV programmes (Volume, changing programme positions) Page
Selectable picture (Picture adjustment)
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Timer, 'NO signal - automatic off' and Blue Back
VIEWING TELETEXT
The Teletext buttons on the remote control (1721TB) Page 11
Fastext (Using Fastext) Page 12
1720RB (Operation and batteries)
1721TB (Operation and batteries)
TV
TV
with
Fastext
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9
Page 10
OTHER
Connecting other equipment (Video connections & selection method) Page 13
Rear connections, specifications, accessories
&
For your guidance (Simple problem solving
CONNECTION
The mains supply required for this equipment is 220v to 240v 50Hz.s Never connect to a DC
supply or any other power source.
A plug is supplied with your television and is fitted with a
comply with British Standards. Should the fuse need to be replaced use a 5 amp fuse
approved by ASTA or BSI to
Note: Detachable fuse covers, if fitted, must be replaced.
If the plug is not suitable for the power points in your home, we advise that you do not cut
off the mains plug yourself, but consult your dealer, or qualified electrician as the fuse must
be removed and the plug
inserted in a 13 amp socket.
When an alternative plug is used, it or the appropriate installation should be fused at 5 amp.
IMPORTANT: The wires in the mains lead are coloured as follows:
BROWN
BLUE
DO NOT CONNECT EITHER CORE TO THE EARTH TERMINAL OF THE PLUG WHICH IS
MARKED BY THE LETTER 'E' OR THE SAFETY EARTH SYMBOL
=
=
BS1362.
d.estroyed to prevent a safety hazard, should such a plug be
LIVE (L) MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE TERMINAL MARKED WITH
THE LETTER "L" OR COLOURED RED
NEUTRAL (N) MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE TERMINAL MARKED
WITH THE LETTER
Safety tips) Page 15
5
amp fuse. Both of these items
"N"
OR COLOURED BLACK.
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Positioning and connecting
The following describes the initial set up procedure in order to operate all of the features of your TV.
Locate the television where direct sunlight does not impair the picture, soft and indirect lighting is recommended
for comfortable viewing.
Leave enough space around the television to allow adequate ventilation and sound response.
Avoid excessively warm locations to prevent possible damage to the cabinet or components.
Do not expose to excessive moisture or humid conditions.
your
TV
GETTING
STARTED
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Your remote control
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The illustration below is designed to show the main areas of the
remote control. Individual buttons are described in the text.
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Timer
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Tuning Button
Pages
6,7
Selectable Picture
Page
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Stand-by
Page
8
Sound Mute
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Page
Keypad Number Buttons
112 Digit Channel Selection
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Page
Effective Range
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TOSHIBA
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Carefully slide open the back cover of
the remote control to reveal the battery
compartment (located on the rear).
When fitting new batteries take care to
observe the correct polarities. All
Toshiba batteries are Cadmium and
Mercury free. Wherever possible please
replace with similar batteries.
Suitable battery types are: R03, AAA, or
SUM-4.
,
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Volume
Page
8
Programme Position
Page
8
Caution:
DO NOT
designated disposal area.
one.
throw your batteries into a fire. Dispose of your batteries in a
DO NOT
mix battery types.
DO NOT
combine a used old battery with a new
GETTING
STARTED
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Your remote control
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The illustration below is designed to show the main areas of the
remote control. Individual buttons are described in the text.
Timer
Page
10
Tuning button
Pages
Selectable Picture
Page
6,7
9
1721TB
Sound Mute Page
Stand-by Page
Volume Page
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8
8
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2
Keypad Number Buttons
112
Digit Channel Selection/
Teletext
Effective
Input Selection Button/
Text Cancel
Teletext
Range
Carefully slide open the back cover of
the remote control to reveal the battery
compartment (located on the rear).
When fitting new batteries take care to
observe the correct polarities. All
Toshiba batteries are Cadmium and
Mercury free. Wherever possible please
replace with similar batteries.
Suitable battery types are:
SUM-4.
R03,
AAA, or
Programme Position/
Teletext
Teletext
Pages
11,12
Caution:
DO NOT
designated disposal area.
one.
throw your batteries into a fire. Dispose of your batteries in a
DO NOT
mix battery types.
DO NOT
combine a used old battery with a new
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