Toshiba 42WH18B, 50WH18B User Manual

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owner’s manual

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42WH18B 50WH18B

TOSHIBA

The power to open people’s eyes

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Contents

CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT

SETTING UP

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

TELETEXT

USING YOUR TV

SPECIAL SOUND FEATURES

FOR YOUR GUIDANCE

OTHER INFORMATION

For your safety – Some do’s and don’ts for you to be aware of 3 Installation and other points to follow 4 Your new television’s remote control – an at-a-glance guide 5 Connecting the speakers 6 Connecting and turning on your new TV 7 Choosing the language and Auto tuning 8 Manually tuning your TV – an alternative to Auto tuning 9 Sorting programme positions 10 Manual fine tuning, programme skip

General controls – changing programme position 12 Sound controls – volume, sound mute, bass boost, bass/treble/balance 12 Widescreen viewing 13 Picture controls – adjusting the picture position, automatic format (widescreen) 14 Picture controls – picture preferences, scan mode, digital noise reduction (DNR) and still picture 15

The timer and time display – informing the TV to turn on/off and time display 16 Panel lock – disabling the buttons on the front of the TV 16 Stereo and bilingual transmissions – stereo or dual language broadcasts 16 AV connections and input selection – input and output sockets for connected equipment 17

Dolby Digital

Dolby Pro Logic – Surround Test Mode 19 Digital Surround Processor – Surround sound features 20

Setting up 21 Auto and List modes

Control buttons

Front connections and controls

Back connections

Questions and Answers

Index, Specifications and Accessories – information on your television 28

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For your safety

SETTING UP

This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured. So, please read the points below for your own safety. They are of a general nature, intended to help you with all your electronic consumer products and some points may not apply to the goods you have just purchased.

DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.

DON'T obstruct the ventilation openings of the equipment with items such as newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc. Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.

DON'T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to dripping or splashing or objects filled with liquids, such as vases, to be placed on the equipment.

DON’T place hot objects or naked flame sources, such as lighted candles or nightlights on, or close to equipment. High temperatures can melt plastic and lead to fires.

DON'T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws. To ensure complete safety, always fit the manufacturer’s approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according to the instructions.

DON'T listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your hearing.

DON'T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended, unless it is specifically stated that it is designed for unattended operation or has a standby mode. Switch off using the switch on the equipment and make sure your family know how to do this. Special arrangements may need to be made for infirm or handicapped people.

DON'T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally, or it is damaged in any way – switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your dealer.

ABOVE ALL – NEVER let anyone, especially children, push anything into holes, slots or any other openings in the case – this could result in a fatal electric shock.

NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind – it is better to be safe than sorry.

Leave at least 10cm clearance around the television to allow adequate ventilation. This will prevent the TV from overheating and consequential possible damage to the TV. Dusty places should also be avoided.

Damage may occur if you leave the TV in direct sunlight or near a heater. Avoid places subject to extremely high temperatures or humidity, or locations where the temperature is likely to fall below 5°C (41°F).

The mains supply required for this equipment is 230v AC 50Hz. Never connect to a DC supply or any other power source. DO ensure that the TV is not standing on the mains lead. DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment, this incorporates a special Radio Interference Filter, the removal of which will impair its performance. In the UK, the fuse fitted in this plug is 5A, and is approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362. It should only be replaced by a correctly rated and approved type and the fuse cover must be refitted. IF IN DOUBT PLEASE CONSULT A COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN.

DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.

DO ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and inter-connections between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturers’ instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug before making or changing connections.

DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of your equipment.

DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.

Air Circulation… Do not…

Heat Damage…

Mains Supply…

Do…

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Cleaning the screen and cabinet…

After turning off the power, clean the screen and cabinet with a soft, dry cloth. We

recommend that you do not use any proprietary polishes or solvents on the screen or cabinet

as this may cause damage.

Disposal…

When the set reaches the end of its useful life please dispose of it in accordance with Local

Government Regulations or at a recycling centre.

If stationary images generated by TELETEXT, CHANNEL IDENTIFICATION LOGOS, COMPUTER DISPLAYS, VIDEO GAMES, ON SCREEN MENUS, etc. are left on the TV screen for any length of time, they will become permanently ingrained.

If you use your television to display completely still images, or moving pictures which have a permanent still image superimposed i.e. broadcast network logos, it is always advisable to reduce BOTH the brightness and contrast settings.

THIS DAMAGE IS EXPENSIVE TO REPAIR AND IS NOT PROTECTED BY YOUR WARRANTY AS IT IS THE RESULT OF MISUSE.

SETTING UP

Installation and

other points to follow

Locate the television away from direct sunlight and strong lights. Soft, indirect lighting is recommended for comfortable viewing. Place the TV directly on the floor or a sturdy platform. The mounting surface should be flat and steady. If you install the TV onto a soft floor covering, make sure that the covering will not be damaged by the weight of the TV.

Use curtains or blinds to prevent direct sunlight falling on the screen.

Always take great care when moving this TV as it could mark polished floor surfaces or damage floor coverings.

Where to install

WARNING!

NEVER LEAVE A STATIONARY

IMAGE ON THE SCREEN.

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SETTING UP

Your new television’s remote control

… For quick reference

to topics, please see

the

INDEX

at the end of

this manual.

Remove the back cover to reveal the battery compartment and make sure you insert the batteries the right way

round.

Suitable battery types for this remote are R03 or AAA.

Do not throw your old batteries into a fire, dispose of them in a designated disposal area. Do not

combine a used, old battery with a new one or mix battery types.

The performance of the remote control will deteriorate beyond a distance of five metres or outside

an angle of 30 degrees from the centre of the TV.

To mute the sound

Teletext control buttons

To exit Menus

Bass Boost/Super Woofer

Dolby Surround

To bring up on-screen information and

for the teletext initial/index function

To select input from external sources To access sub-pages when in teletext mode

To select mode

On-screen Menus

Selectable picture preferences

Widescreen viewing

Number buttons

To return to the previous programme

The batteries... and the effective range of the remote…

Simple, at-a-glance reference of your remote control’s buttons…

For On/Standby mode

To display teletext

When in VCR or DVD mode:

press

to PAUSE

press

to EJECT

press

to SKIP-REWIND

press

to SKIP-FORWARD

press

to PLAY

press

to STOP

press

to REWIND

press

to FAST FORWARD

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To change programme positions and teletext pages To alter the volume When using menus the arrows move the cursor on the screen up, down, left or right. OK to confirm your selection

When in TV mode:

Still picture

II Stereo/bilingual reception

When in Teletext mode:

To reveal concealed text

To hold a wanted page

To enlarge teletext display size

8/9

To select a page whilst viewing a normal picture

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Connecting the speakers

When connecting external speakers always make sure that the power is OFF.

SETTING UP

When connecting external Hi-Fi speakers of your choice, they must be 8 ohm, 14W

minimum. These speakers should be positioned either side of the TV and will

deliver the left and right sound. Simply press the connector and insert the cable. You must

now set the switch to EXT as shown.

External (Main) Speakers

WARNING: do not

attempt to

external speakers

with your Hi-Fi as

serious damage may

occur.

Always make sure

that the lead with the

stripe (or raised edge) is

connected to the RED

terminal and the other

(smooth) lead is

connected to the

BLACK terminal.

Surround Speakers

In order to enjoy the sensations of Surround Sound TV it is necessary to connect the two

Surround Speakers. These speakers and cables are supplied and should be sited in line with

the normal viewing position. To connect the Surround Speakers simply press the connector

and insert the cable.

These are suggested positions only. Place your speakers to suit and adjust the balance as necessary.

External

(Main) Speaker

External

(Main) Speaker

Surround

Speaker

Surround

Speaker

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Don’t forget to set the switch to EXT.

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Active Super

Woofer

When you

connect a Super

Woofer, make

sure you choose

Woofer EXT. from

the

AV connection

option in the

Feature menu.

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SETTING UP

Connecting and turning on your new TV

The TV back connections…

To conserve energy it is best to turn your TV off and not to leave it in Standby, unless the timer has been set.

Connect the aerial to the socket on the rear of the television. If you use a Set Top Box and/or a video recorder it is essential that the aerial cable is connected through the Set Top Box and/or through the video recorder to the television.

DO NOT CONNECT SCART LEADS UNTIL THE TELEVISION IS FULLY TUNED.

RED = Power On

GREEN = On Timer is set

GREEN = Stereo transmission

being received

ORANGE = Bilingual transmission

being received

DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT

PCM/DOLBY DIGITAL

OPTICAL COAXIAL

the back of your TV

…and switching your new TV on…

AERIAL

VIDEO RECORDER

SET TOP BOX*

AERIAL CABLE

a SET TOP BOX could be:

Digital Satellite, Analogue

Satellite, or any other

compatible decoder.

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On the front of the TV…

If the red power-on light is unlit, press the POWER button on the front of the TV to switch the set on and then press a number button on the remote control to see the screen.

…and with the remote control:

Press the Standby Buttoni:

This allows you to put the set

into standby mode when leaving

the TV unattended for short

periods of time. To return to TV

mode press the ibutton, or any

of the numbered buttons on

the remote control. The picture

may take a few seconds to appear.

DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT

PCM/DOLBY DIGITAL

OPTICAL COAXIAL

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Choosing the language and

Auto tuning

SETTING UP

Before running Auto tuning turn on your Set Top Box and tune to a main channel. Also turn on the video recorder and set it to Standby. This will enable your television to allocate the necessary programme positions.

Set up

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Language ENGLISH Colour

AUTO Auto tuning

Manual tuning Programme sorting Teletext

Set up

To choose your language, press the MENU button, and use the Rbutton to select Set up from the top bar.

Now press the Q button to highlight Language in the Set up menu options.

Press the SorRbutton to view the language options available. As you view each language, the wording on the menus will automatically change for you.

Now press the Q button to highlight

Auto

tuning

EXIT : To exit

The search will begin for all available stations.

xx xx xx xx xx

will flash and the bullet will move along

the line as the search progresses.

Allow the television to complete the search.

Searching

Channel : 21 Station :

Auto tuning

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EXIT :To exit

IF YOU HAVE FINISHED TUNING, YOU MAY NOW

CONNECT YOUR SCART LEADS (see page 25).

When the search is complete the TV will automatically return to programme position 1. This may not be a clear picture, so you may wish to change the station order, using Programme

sorting

, on page 10.

If you wish to allocate a position for your video recorder, use

Manual tuning, see page 9.

Press

OK to start.

Then the Rbutton to go to the Auto tuning screen.

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Language

ENGLISH

Colour

AUTO

Auto tuning Manual tuning Programme sorting Teletext

Set up

EXIT : To exit

Previous settings

will be lost!

EXIT for no change.

OK : START

Auto tuning

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Press OK to select.

Press the Rbutton to select

Search.

SETTING UP

Manual tuning

Manually tuning your TV

As an alternative to Auto tuning, you can tune-in your Toshiba television manually using Manual tuning. For example: if you are unable to connect the TV to your video with a Scart lead or, if your set top box was not recognised during Auto tuning.

OK : To select EXIT : To exit

Manual tuning

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Prog. Sys. Channel Station

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1 I 22 BBC1 2 I 28 BBC2 3 I 25 ITV 4 I 32 CH4 5 I * 69

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Using the

or Q button, highlight the

programme position you require e.g. we suggest

Prog. 0 for your video.

From the top menu bar select Set up and with the Q button highlight Manual tuning and the

button to select.

…Your TV

may display

different

Channel

numbers…

Continues on the next page…

If you cannot connect your television to the

video recorder using Scart leads you will need to

allocate a programme position on the television

for the video recorder. Insert a pre-recorded tape and press PLAY on the remote control, then Manual tune…

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Language ENGLISH Colour

AUTO

Auto tuning

Manual tuning

Programme sorting Teletext

Set up

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Station

Programme: The number to be pressed on the remote control.

System: Specific to certain areas.

Search: Search up and down for a signal.

Programme skip:*means nothing has been stored or the facility

to skip the channel is ON. See page 11.

Channel: The channel number on which a station is being broadcast.

Manual fine tuning: Only used if you experience interference/weak signal.

See page 11.

Station: Station identification. You can use the

and Qor Sand

buttons to enter up to seven characters.

Programme System Search

Programme skip/

Channel

Manual fine

tuning

These options will appear as you move across the screen.

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You do not need to change the system:

I – UK,

B/G – Continental Europe,

L1, L 2

– France,

D/K – Eastern Europe

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EXIT : To exit

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SETTING UP

Manually tuning your TV continued

Sorting programme positions

This TV has direct channel entry if the channel numbers are known.

Select the Manual tuning screen in Step 5. Enter the Programme number, then the Channel number. The channel number must be a three digit number ie. 111, 011, 001. Press OK to store.

LEASE NOTE

Press the Pbutton to begin the search. Searching will flash and the television will show the channel numbers whilst the search is progressing.

OK : To store EXIT : To exit

MENU : To return

OK : To store EXIT : To exit

MENU : To return

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Manual tuning

On finding a signal it will show on the television, if it is not your video recorder, press the

button again to restart the search.

When the signal from your video recorder is found, press the Rbutton to move along to

Station. With the

, Q,

and Rbuttons, put

in the required characters, e.g. VCR.

Now press OK to store.

Repeat for each programme position you want to tune, e.g. to tune your set top box to Programme Position 6 press the

or Q

button repeatedly to select 6 then repeat from step 4. Or, press MENU to return to the list of channels and select the next number to tune.

Press EXIT when you have finished tuning in.

Press the MENU button and then theSorRbutton to select the Set up option from the top bar.

Press Q to highlight

Programme sorting and

to select.

The list of stations is now showing. With the

Q or

button highlight the station you want to

move and press

to select.

As you do so the selected station will be moved to the right of the screen.

To sort programme positions

Set up

EXIT : To exit

OK : To set EXIT : To exit

Programme sorting

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Prog. Channel Station

1 22 BBC1 2 28 BBC2 3 25 ITV 4 32 CH4 5* 69 6* 69

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Set up

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Language

ENGLISH

Colour AUTO Auto tuning Manual tuning

Programme sorting

Teletext

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Use the Q or

button to move through the list to your preferred position. As you do so the other stations will move to make room.

Now press the OK button to set your move.

Repeat as necessary and then press EXIT.

Searching

RRR

32 0

Manual tuning

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Station

0 I 39 0 VCR

After tuning, if you want to change the position of

certain programmes you can. Program sorting is an

easy way of storing each channel on the programme

position of your choice.

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OK : To select EXIT : To exit

Manual tuning

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Prog. Sys. Channel Station

0 I 60 VCR

1 I 22 BBC1 2 I 28 BBC2 3 I 25 ITV 4 I 32 CH4 5 I * 69

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Press the MENU button and from the top menu bar select Set up.

With the Q button highlight Manual tuning. And press theRbutton to select the Manual

tuning

screen.

Use the

or Q to highlight the programme

position to be skipped and press OK to select.

With the Rbutton move along to Programme

skip

Use the

or Q button to turn Programme

skip

: On. Press OK to store.

Then press the

MENU button and

either repeat from Step 3 or press EXIT to finish.

The skipped programme positions cannot now be selected by the Pf(P) and P

(Q) buttons

or by the controls on the front of the TV, but can still be accessed by the number buttons on the remote control. To turn Programme skip OFF, repeat the procedure on the chosen channel.

SETTING UP

Manual fine tuning and programme skip

Programme skip

To prevent certain programmes from being viewed, for

example, a certain film by your children whilst you are out for

the evening, you can skip the programme position and take

the remote control with you. The television will still function

as normal using the controls on the front of it, but the set will

not show the skipped programme position.

OK : To store EXIT : To exit

MENU : To return

Manual fine tuning

Select Manual tuning from the Set up menu.

With the station highlighted, press R.

Press the Rbutton repeatedly until the words

Manual fine tuning are showing.

With

the

or Q

button adjust to get the best

picture and sound.

Press OK to store and then EXIT.

OK : To store EXIT : To exit

MENU : To return

OK : To select EXIT : To exit

Manual tuning

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Prog. Sys. Channel Station

0 I 60 VCR

1 I 22 BBC1

2 I 28 BBC2 3 I 25 ITV 4 I 32 CH4 5 I * 69

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Manual fine tuning should not be required unless you

experience interference or a weak signal.

Each programme

position has to be

INDIVIDUALLY selected and

set with

Programme

skip On

Off.

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Manual tuning

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Programme skip : On

28 0 BBC2

Manual fine tuning

1 I 22 + 2 BBC1

on the screen

indicates a skipped

programme position.

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USING YOUR TV

General and sound controls

Press the MENU button on the remote control, and the

SorR

button to select the Sound option from the top

bar.

Press the Qbutton to highlight Bass, Treble or

Balance from the Sound menu and then the

SorR

button to change the setting.

Volume 32

Sound

Bass + 1

Treble 0 Balance 0

Volume

Press the

— (S)

+ (

) button

to adjust the volume.

Sound Mute

Press the kbutton to turn the sound off. Press it again and the sound will return.

Bass Boost – to enhance the depth of sound

Press the nbutton repeatedly to turn the Bass boost on and off. Press the SorRbutton to adjust the effect.

When an active Super Woofer is connected the nbutton will control it.

When you connect a Super Woofer, make sure you choose Woofer EXT. from the AV connection option in the Feature menu.

Sound control

Bass, treble and balance adjustments

EXIT : To exit

Selecting and changing programme position

Enter the desired programme position number using the numbered buttons on the remote control.

For programme positions below 10 use 0 and the required number i.e. 01 for programme position 1.

You can also change the programme position by using the Pf(P) and P

(Q) buttons.

Use the ^^button to revert to the previous programme position.

The programme position will be displayed on the screen with the Stereo/Mono indicator, described on page 16.

BBC1

Stereo

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USING YOUR TV

SUPER LIVE

Press the

{

button

repeatedly to

view the options

available.

This setting will enlarge the image

to fit the screen by stretching

the image horizontally, holding

the correct proportions at the

centre of the image.

This set is capable of showing broadcasts in a number of formats. Depending on the type of broadcast being transmitted you may select between Super live,

Cinema, Subtitle,

14:9, Wide and 4:3.

Widescreen viewing

CINEMA

When watching ‘letterbox format’

films/video tapes, this setting will

eliminate or reduce the black bars

at the top and bottom of the screen

by zooming in and selecting the

image without distortion.

WIDE

SUBTITLE

WIDE

When subtitles are included on a

letterbox format broadcast, this

setting will raise the picture to

ensure that all the text is

displayed.

Use this setting when watching a

widescreen DVD, widescreen

video tape or a 16:9 broadcast

(when available). Due to the range of widescreen formats

(16:9, 14:9, 20:9 etc.) you may

see black bars on the top and

bottom of the screen.

4:3

Use this setting to view a true 4:3

broadcast.

14:9

Use this setting when watching a

14:9 broadcast.

Experiment with them all until you

find a style that

suits you…

Whenever the

button is

pressed the picture size setting will change while the menus are ON the

screen. This is to ensure the menus do not

overlap the edges of the viewable area.

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USING YOUR TV

Picture position

Picture controls

When this TV receives a true Widescreen picture and Automatic format is ON, it will automatically be displayed

in Widescreen format, irrespective of the TV’s previous setting.

Press the

MENU button, and use

either theSorRbutton to select the

Feature menu. Use

to move

down to Automatic format.

Using theSorRbuttons turn

Automatic

format ON

or OFF.

Automatic format (Widescreen)

Adjustment to the position of the picture may be made to suit your viewing preferences.

Press the MENU button, and use the

button to select Feature menu.

Now repeatedly press the Q button until

Picture position is highlighted.

Feature menu

Press the Rbutton to view the options available for the picture format you have selected.

With the Pand Qbuttons, highlight an option and with the SorRbuttons select.

Now use the SorRbuttons to adjust the settings as required and press EXIT when you have finished.

In Cinema:

Picture position

EXIT : To exit

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The options

available to you

when in the

Picture

position

screen will

vary depending upon the widescreen format you have

previously chosen, as

detailed on page 13.

Back

Horizontal position Vertical position

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Feature menu

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EXIT : To exit

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AV connection

Picture position

Surround set up Panel lock OFF Automatic format ON Blue screen

Convergence

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Feature menu

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EXIT : To exit

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AV connection Picture position Surround set up Panel lock OFF

Automatic format ON

Blue screen

Convergence

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DNR – Digital Noise Reduction

Select DNR from the Picture menu. Select between AUTO and OFF to obtain the best picture. The differences may not always be noticeable.

DNR enables you to ‘soften’ the screen representation of

a weak signal.

Using the latest technology this television’s 100Hz double

scanning plus digital picture processing produces a flicker-

reduced picture. In addition, a still – similar to freeze frame

on a VCR – can be held on the screen.

Still Picture

Pressing the ubutton will hold an image on the

screen. Press uagain to return to TV mode.

Picture Preferences, Scan Mode, Digital Noise Reduction and Still Picture

USING YOUR TV

Picture controls continued

This television offers you the choice of personalising the picture style to suit your own preferences.

Scan Mode

Select Scan mode from the

Picture menu.

With the SorRbutton select between 100Hz and NATURAL, to choose the picture you prefer – the difference may only be slight.

By pressing the

button you can view the

different picture styles available:

Picture mode-1 to 3 for preset options and, Picture mode-M is for your own settings:

Picture preferences

Within this

Picture menu

you have the options to adjust the Contrast,

Brightness, Colour, Tint and Sharpness.

Using the SorRbutton alter to suit your taste.

The Tint can only be adjusted on

a signal from an NTSC video

recorder or DVD player when the

television is in AUTO colour mode.

Picture

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Contrast 50

Brightness 50 Colour 50 Tint 0 Sharpness 0 Scan mode 100Hz DNR AUTO

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EXIT : To exit

So, to set your own, choose Picture from the top menu bar.

Scan mode has two options, both are 100Hz and reduce

background flicker. In most situations, the standard

100Hz setting will give the better picture. In cases of rapid

movement, such as team sports, the NATURAL setting

may give a smoother result.

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Select the Timer option from the top menu bar.

Select the On timer (or the Off timer). If, for example, you want the TV to turn ON (or OFF) in one and a half hours time, enter 01:30 using the numbered buttons on the remote control.

If setting the Off timer press EXIT. If setting the

On timer, you must enter the programme position

number you want to watch. You must put the set

into Standby mode by pressing the ibutton.

Any equipment connected with Scart leads must also be put into Standby mode to prevent them being displayed when the timer switches on.

When the On timer has been set, the GREEN On Timer indicator on the front of the TV will be lit (see page 7).

If the On timer has been set, you do not have to wait to watch the television. You can bring the set

back to life by pressing the

button. However,

the GREEN timer light will stay on until the set

time period has passed, at which point the TV

will go to the chosen channel.

If stereo or dual language broadcasts are transmitted the lights on the front of the TV will be lit. The word Stereo or Dual will appear on the screen, disappearing after a few

seconds. The display will reappear each time you

change programme positions, provided that the broadcast

is in stereo. If the broadcast is not in stereo the word

Mono will appear.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

The timer, time display, panel lock

and stereo/bilingual transmissions

The time display facility allows you to see the current time

on the TV screen.

If you press the

8/9

button on the remote control whilst watching a normal TV broadcast you will see a time display from the broadcaster. It will remain on the screen for about 5 seconds.

The Time Display

Stereo… Choose the required programme number.

Press the OI/II button repeatedly, to select between

Stereo and Mono.

Bilingual… Bilingual transmissions are rare. If they are transmitted the word Dual will display. Choose the required programme number and if the word Dual does

appear press the OI/II button to select between Dual 1,

Dual 2 or Mono.

Panel Lock

From the Feature menu select Panel lock and choose ON or OFF with theSorRbuttons.

Timer

0 – 9 : To set

EXIT : To exit

You can tell the TV to turn itself ON or OFF after a

certain time.

Panel lock allows you to disable the buttons on the front

of the TV set. You can though, still use all of the

buttons on the remote control.

The Timer

Stereo and Bilingual transmissions

To cancel the On timer, enter zero in each position including the programme position.

Off timer 00:00

On timer 01:30 P 2

Feature menu

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AV connection Picture position Surround set up

Panel lock ON

Automatic format ON Blue screen

Convergence

When

Panel lock

, you will be reminded

on the screen when you press any of the front

panel buttons. Once the set has been switched off it can ONLY be brought out of standby using the remote control.

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ADDITIONAL FEATURES

AV connections and input selection

Defining your INPUT and OUTPUT sockets so that your television recognises connected equipment.

Again, from the Feature menu select AV

connection

Using the SorRbuttons change the

EXT2

output

option to either

Monitor

, TV, EXT 1

or EXT 3.

Monitor = The picture on screen TV = The last television programme selection. EXT 1 = the picture from equipment connected

to Scart 1.

EXT 3 = the picture from equipment connected

to Scart 3 or the front input sockets.

AV connection

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Back Digital input– 1

EXT 4

Digital input– 2

EXT 3

EXT2 input

EXT3 input

S-VIDEO

EXT2 output EXT 1

Selecting the OUTPUT signal for Scart 2

SELECTING THE DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNAL

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Back

Digital input– 1

EXT 4

Digital input– 2

EXT 3

EXT2 input

EXT3 input

S-VIDEO

EXT2 output EXT 1

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AV connection

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Back Digital input– 1

EXT 4

Digital input– 2

EXT 3

EXT2 input

EXT3 input

S-VIDEO

EXT2 output EXT 1

Woofer EXT.

This feature allows you to specify the type of signal going into Scarts 2 (EXT 2) or 3 (EXT 3) on the back of the television and the sockets on the front (which are also

EXT 3). AV is the most common and comes from

standard video recorders and Set Top Boxes whereas

S-VIDEO signals are less common. (Please refer to the

manufacturer’s specification.)

SELECTING THE VIDEO SIGNAL

From the Feature menu select AV connection and with the Sor Rbutton select either AV or

S-VIDEO as the required input for EXT2 and

EXT3.

Input Selection

AV connection

This set is provided with 2 digital audio inputs – DA-1 and DA-2 – so that, for example, a DVD player and a games console can stay permanently connected.

Having connected the video signal from your DVD to, say, COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT (EXT 4) and from your games console to Scart 3 (EXT 3) you will now need to connect the audio cables to the inputs on the back of the set, then match the two up.

This feature enables you to select the source to output from Scart 2. e.g. If you connect a stereo Set Top Box to Scart 1 and a stereo video recorder to Scart 2, and

select

EXT 1

as the

EXT2

output (i.e. you will output

the signal received through Scart 1 directly out to Scart 2), you will be able to record the stereo Set Top

Box transmission in stereo.

Most video recorders and Set Top Box receivers send a signal through the Scart lead to switch the TV to the correct Input socket. Alternatively press the external source selection button Brepeatedly until you see the picture from your equipment. You must use this button to view equipment connected using the COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT (EXT 4).

Digital Audio on the screen indicates that the external

source has been set as a digital audio input, see below. An S e.g. EXT2S, indicates the input is set for an S-Video signal.

…Please see page 25

for a clear view of the

back connection

recommendations…

If you have connected to DA-1 (optical), select AV

connection

from the Feature menu and press

the Q button to highlight Digital input– 1 then with the SorRbuttons, select the appropriate video input, for example EXT 4 for the DVD player.

Then for the 2nd connection, press the Q button to highlight Digital input– 2 (coaxial) then with the

SorR

button, select the appropriate video input,

for example, EXT 3 for the games console.

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SPECIAL SOUND FEATURES

Dolby Digital

Dolby Digital is available from DVD players, some games console players, etc. These must be connected using a Scart or phono lead for the picture AND an optical or a coaxial cable for the sound see page 25.

Dolby Digital

Adjustments

Set the volume and balance of the front speakers to your preference.

Play a Dolby Digital source and press the Mbutton on the TV’s remote control. The title, e.g. Dolby Digital 3/2, is an indication of the channels available from your current sound source, see the table.

To adjust the levels, use the P or Q button to select the centre and two rear speakers in turn. Press either the SorRbutton to adjust. The number of adjustable speakers will depend upon the signal received from the DVD player.

To cancel the test press the EXIT button.

From the Feature menu select Surround set up.

With Delay time highlighted, press the Rbutton then use the SorRbutton to change the setting to a value that suits you.

Press EXIT when you have finished.

Dolby Digital

1/0

= Centre speaker only.

2/0

= Front Left and Front Right only.

2/1

= Front Left and Front Right +

Rear Left and Rear Right combined.

2/2

= Front Left and Front Right +

Independent Rear Left and Independent Rear Right.

3/0

= Front Left and Front Right and Centre.

No Rear Speakers.

3/1

= Front Left and Front Right and Centre +

Rear Left and Rear Right combined.

3/2

= Front Left and Front Right and Centre +

Independent Rear Left and Independent Rear Right.

Arrange the speakers around your normal viewing positions

(as shown on page 6) and then make sure that the TV

is set up as follows:

DELAY TIME…

If you sit a long way from the TV and close to the rear

speakers the sound from the rear will reach you before the

sound from the front. You can use a higher setting in the

Delay time option to restore the correct balance.

If rear speakers are NOT

selected in the

Surround set up

menu, you will not hear any sound

from your rear speakers.

Alternatively, use the Test mode in the

SURROUND SET UP menu, see page 19.

If the DVD playing is recorded in Dolby Pro Logic,

i.e. 4 channel stereo (front left, front right, centre and rear) the TV will detect the 4 channels.

In this instance, when the Surround Test Mode

is run the TV will cycle through the four channels in use.

In order to get full Dolby Digital, the DVD player must be connected using the coaxial

or optical links.

The DVD/Games console is connected to the TV using phono leads to the COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT or a Scart lead to Scart 3, and an optical or coaxial cable to the optical/coaxial sockets, DA-1 or DA-2.

The Digital input-1 (optical)/ Digital input-2 (coaxial) in the AV connection menu (see page 17) is set to EXT 3 if Scart 3 is used or EXT 4 if the equipment is connected to COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT.

If external front speakers are connected the external switch (found on the back of the TV) is set to EXT. You will not hear the centre channel without external front speakers connected.

Rear speakers are connected and the Rear speaker option in the Surround set up menu is set to YES.

(See next page.)

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SPECIAL SOUND FEATURES

Press the

button to bring up the Surround

menu. With Dolby Pro Logic selected, EXIT and go to the Feature menu to select the

Surround test from the Surround set up

menu.

Use theSand Rbuttons to adjust.

Inserting the headphone jack will mute the sound from all speakers and deliver a normal stereo left and right signal. There are no Dolby Digital or Surround effects available when using headphones.

From the Feature menu select Surround set

Using theSorRbuttons turn Rear speaker to YES.

Sit in your usual viewing position.

Dolby Pro Logic – available on many TV broadcasts in addition to video tapes, uses a combination of

4 speaker channels – front-left, centre, front-right and two rear. If external front speakers are not connected, the left and right front channels will be delivered through the speakers in the TV and you will not hear a centre channel.

The test will play a ‘white noise’ through

each speaker in turn. The display will show

you which speaker is in play, adjustments

may be made whilst it is highlighted. The

Centre

channel will only be adjustable once

the external switch has been set to

EXT

EXIT : To exit

Left

Centre

Right Rear right Rear left

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EXIT : To exit

Surround set up

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Back

Rear speaker YES

Surround test Delay time

Remember… Check that

Rear speakers are

connected and the

Rear speaker option in the

Surround set up menu is set to YES.

Dolby Pro Logic

Surround Test Mode

YES in the Rear

speaker option must

be chosen for the Test

Mode below to function…

Surround test

If you cannot connect rear speakers try

selecting Dolby 3 Stereo in Step 2, but you

must have external front speakers connected and the external switch set to EXT.

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Digital Surround Processor

SPECIAL SOUND FEATURES

Please note: Hall, Theatre, Disco, and Stadium effects are only available on a stereo signal. Pseudo

surround works on both mono and stereo signals. All of the Digital surround modes are adjustable, the

method of adjustment being described below, is the same for all the Digital Surround effects.

Surround Sound: Hall

To reproduce in the living

room the surround effects

similar to those

experienced in a large

concert hall. Ideal for TV

programmes or music

video tapes.

Surround Sound:

Theatre

To reproduce the

surround effects similar to those experienced in a movie theatre filled

with a rich warm sound.

Ideal for movies with

stereo sound.

Surround Sound:

Disco

To create the

atmosphere of a room so full of music that it

seems to engulf

the listener. An ideal

sound mode for

listening to pop videos.

Surround

Sound: Stadium

To reproduce the

surround effects similar to those

experienced in a

large football or

baseball stadium

packed for a live game.

Surround Sound:

Pseudo

To create a

synthetic sound effect for movies

and TV shows

recorded in

mono.

Surround Sound: Off

Uses only the front left and right speakers. This mode can be

selected for watching news broadcasts and the like which

require no special sound features.

Press the

button to bring up the Surround

menu.

Press the P or Q button repeatedly to select the digital mode which best suits the type of broadcast.

Then press the Rbutton to access the adjustments screen and with the P, Q,

and

buttons, adjust the levels as required.

SURROUND SOUND uses a

combination of 4 speakers – front-left,

front-right and two rear speakers.

…if you choose to

adjust one Digital

Surround mode,

you will not effect

the others.

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TELETEXT

Teletext – setting up

Selecting the character set and viewing mode and general information

About teletext

Selecting characters and modes

This TV has a multi page teletext memory, which takes a few moments to load and it offers two ways of viewing text –

AUTO and LIST which are explained on the next page.

The

6/7

button:

Pressing the

6/7

button once will bring up the teletext

screen.

Pressing it again will superimpose it over the TV

picture.

Press again to return to normal TV mode. You need

to return to normal viewing if you wish to change channels.

When you first press the

6/7

button to access the text

service, the first page you see will be the initial page.

In AUTO mode this displays the main subjects available and their relevant page numbers.

In LIST mode you will see whichever page number is currently stored on the RED button.

To access any teletext page, enter the 3 digit page number, using the numbered buttons on the remote control, e.g. 430.

To advance to the next page of teletext, press the P f(

button, to go back to the previous page press the P e(

button.

Sub-pages

Once in this chosen page, if there are sub-pages they will automatically load into memory. Arrows will appear alongside the page number, indicating sub-pages which have loaded to the left or right of the one on the screen.

To access the sub-pages in memory press the Bbutton, then use the Sand

buttons to view them.

Whilst in sub-pages mode an indicator will show in the bottom left of the screen. After inactivity of one minute the indicator will disappear. To access the sub-pages again press the Bbutton.

These sub-pages will remain available until you choose another page or, in normal TV mode, you change channel.

Teletext

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To select the Mode, with the Q button highlight

Mode.

With the Sor Rbutton choose

AUTO or LIST.

Press EXIT to finish.

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Back

Character

CHARACTER-1

Mode

AUTO

From the Set up menu, use the P or Q button to highlight Teletext and then the Rbutton to select.

With Character highlighted, use the Rbutton to select your required character set.

Select CHARACTER-1 for UK

Before using teletext you can choose the correct alphabet

(

Character) and whether to view in LIST or AUTO mode,

(explained on the next page).

Teletext continued over the page…

To alter the

volume you will

need to cancel

sub-pages mode

by pressing the

button first.

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Teletext continued

– Auto and List modes

Moving around the teletext pages in AUTO and LIST modes and selecting favourite pages

Moving around

TELETEXT

Press the

6/7

button to access teletext.

In AUTO mode, if FASTEXT, is available, you will see four coloured titles at the base of the screen.

To access one of the four given subjects, press the relevant coloured button on the remote control, corresponding to the title.

For further information on your particular text system(s), see the broadcast teletext index page or, consult your local Toshiba dealer.

List

There are two Modes: AUTO will display FASTEXT, if available. LIST will display your four favourite pages. In either mode, as an alternative to the coloured buttons you can access a page by entering a 3-digit number, using the buttons on the remote control.

Auto

The rest of the text control buttons are

explained on the next page…

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Whenever you press OK

all four page numbers showing along the bottom will be stored and the previous ones will be lost.

In LIST mode, the four choices at the bottom of the screen are now numbers – 100, 200, 300 and 400, which have been programmed into the TV’s memory.

To view these pages use the coloured prompt buttons e.g. press the

GREEN button to view page 200.

If you want to change these stored pages press the coloured button for the colour you want to change, e.g. GREEN and enter the 3 digit number.

This number will change in the top left of the screen and in the coloured highlight.

Now press OK to store your choice. The bars at the bottom of the screen will flash white.

If you do not press OK to confirm your change, you will not have stored your choice and it will be forgotten when you leave the teletext screen.

You may view other pages by simply entering the 3 digit page number – but DO NOT press OK or you will lose the favourite already stored.

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To reveal concealed text:

Some pages cover topics such as quizzes and jokes. To discover the solutions press the rbutton.

To display an index/initial page:

In AUTO-mode Press the Tbutton to access index pages. The one displayed is dependant on the broadcaster.

LIST-mode

Press the Tbutton to return to your page currently stored on the

RED button.

Remember to

cancel text before

changing channels

– press the

button twice.

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TELETEXT

Teletext continued

– control buttons

Using the buttons on the remote control

Now you have set up teletext, below is a guide to the remote control teletext buttons and their functions.

To hold a wanted page:

This feature is included as it is part of the broadcast teletext system but you will not need it as this TV allows you to control the display of sub-pages.

To display a page of teletext:

Press the

6/7

button to display teletext. Press again to superimpose the teletext screen over the TV picture. Press again to return to normal TV mode. You cannot change programmes until you return to normal TV.

6/7

To enlarge the teletext display size:

Press thesbutton once to enlarge the top half of the page, press again to enlarge the bottom half of the page. Press again to revert to the normal size.

To select a page whilst viewing a normal picture:

When in teletext mode, if a page selection is made and then the

8/9

button is pressed, a normal picture will be displayed. The TV will indicate when the page is present by displaying the page number at the top of the screen. Press the

6/7

button to view

the page.

To display news flashes:

To view news flashes as they are broadcast, select the news flash page for the particular teletext service (see the index page of teletext service). Press the

8/9

button. The news flashes will be displayed as and when they are broadcast. Press the

8/9

button to cancel the display.

8/9

You must cancel the news flash

page before changing channels.

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CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT

Front connections and controls

Front controls

You can connect a wide variety of external equipment via the sockets located behind the flap on the front of the TV. Press the centre of the flap to open it.

Before connecting any external equipment, turn

off all main power switches.

If you connect mono sound equipment to Input

, connect the audio output of the equipment to

the L/Mono socket on the TV.

To select the front Inputs, press theBbutton

until the display shows EXT3 or EXT3S as

described on page 17.

Please note: Inserting the headphone jack will

mute the sound from all speakers.

Whilst all the necessary adjustments and controls for your

new TV are made using the remote control, the buttons

on the front of the TV may be used for some functions…

DIGITAL CAMERA

CAMCORDER

COMPUTER GAMES

HEADPHONES

Front connections

For example, to alter the volume press the — j +

buttons,

and to alter the programme position press the

eeFff

buttons…

…press the

MENU button and control the sound and

picture options with theS,

, Q and P buttons.

Use

EXIT to cancel the displays.

Please always refer to the

owner’s manual of the equipment

to be connected for full details.

DO NOT connect

equipment to both the front and rear

terminals at the

same time.

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Back connections

Before connecting any external equipment, turn off all main power switches.

On the back of the TV are 3 Scart sockets and a selection of other sockets, all of which will enable you to connect a variety of external equipment.

If connecting S-VIDEO equipment, set the INPUT for EXT2 or EXT3 accordingly. See page 17.

In addition there is a fixed external audio output which enables the connection to a suitable Hi-Fi unit and a phono socket to enable an active Super Woofer to be connected. When you connect a Super

Woofer, make sure you choose Woofer

EXT.

from the AV connection option in

the Feature menu.

SCART 2 (EXT 2)

CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT

Back connections

DIGITAL TELEVISION RECEIVER

SET TOP BOX

If your TV automatically switches over to monitor the external equipment you can return to normal TV simply by pressing the desired programme position button.

To recall the external equipment, press the

button repeatedly to select between EXT1,

EXT2, EXT3 or EXT4.

When watching external equipment the choice in the Set up menu is restricted.

Alternative connections

We recommend Scart 1

for a Set Top Box, Scart 2

for a VCR and Scart 3 for

additional equipment.

SCART 3 (EXT 3)

COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT (EXT 4)

SCART 1 (EXT 1)

When you

connect a Super

Woofer, make sure

you choose Woofer

EXT. from the

connection

option in

the

Feature menu

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VIDEO

RECORDER

DVD/ GAMES CONSOLE

ACTIVE SUPER WOOFER

EXIT : To exit

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Language ENGLISH

Colour

AUTO

Teletext

Set up

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On this television the red, green and blue images

are projected separately onto the screen. They converge to form a full colour picture and when they converge correctly you will see a clear screen. It is especially apparent when viewing cartoons.

The colour convergence is factory set and should need little or no adjustment. However, convergence may drift over time or if you move the TV.

To realign the colour…

From the Feature menu select Convergence.

To adjust the colours, press the RED or BLUE

button to select RED or BLUE and then the

SorR

and

or Q buttons to adjust until the

white cross has no 'shadow'.

Press the

EXIT button to go back to the TV screen

to check the picture. If more adjustment is needed,

simply repeat steps 1 and 2 above.

If the edges of the screen are not right, select the

numbers in turn e.g. number 1 to select the top

left hand corner of the screen, and repeat step 2.

Press EXIT to finish.

There is little or no colour…

When using an external source, for instance, a poor quality video tape, if there is little or no colour, improvements may sometimes be achieved. The television is factory set to AUTO in the Set up menu to automatically display the best colour system.

To check that you have the best colour…

From the

Set up menu select Colour.

With the SorRbutton, choose between

AUTO,

PAL, SECAM, NTSC 4. 43 or 3. 58.

This is sometimes due to condensation if the room

temperature rises rapidly or if the TV is moved from a cold room to a warm room. If you leave the set turned on for a while this should improve the images.

Why are there distorted images/faded colours?

FOR YOUR GUIDANCE

Questions and Answers…

If you experience what seem like problems operating your TV, we recommend you read through these simple checks before calling the helpline.

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red blue : To exit

1 2 3

7 8 9

4 6

Why is the screen fuzzy, and the colours not clear?

There IS a picture, but why is there little or no colour?

Check that the mains switch is on and check all

the connections. Press the Standby button ion the remote control to make sure that the TV is not in Standby mode.

Why is there no sound or picture?

EXIT

…

For quick

reference to topics, see the INDEX at the back of this manual.

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Set up

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EXIT : To exit

Language

ENGLISH

Colour

AUTO Auto tuning Manual tuning Programme sorting Teletext

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Yes, interference or a weak signal. Try a different TV station.

Manual fine tuning may help.

Can anything else cause a poor picture?

Feature menu

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EXIT : To exit

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AV connection Picture position Surround set up Panel lock OFF Automatic format ON Blue screen

Convergence

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Check that Panel lock is not ON.

Good performance of text depends on a good

strong broadcast signal. This normally requires a roof or loft aerial. If the Text is unreadable or garbled, check your aerial. Go to the main index page of the teletext service and look for the User Guide. This will explain the basic operation of teletext in some detail. If you need further information on how to use text see the

teletext

section.

Check that the switch on the side is in TV mode.

Check that the batteries aren’t dead and that they are inserted correctly.

Why am I having problems with teletext?

Why doesn’t the remote control work?

I have a picture, but why have I no sound?

Why don’t the controls on the front of the TV work?

The input socket maybe set to S-VIDEO in the

AV connection menu.

Why is the video recorder picture in black and white?

Remove it by pressing the CALL button.

Why is there a message permanently on the screen?

FOR YOUR GUIDANCE

When you connect a Super Woofer, make sure you choose Woofer EXT. in the AV connection menu.

Why doesn’t my External Super Woofer work?

Blue screen in the Feature menu is ON.

When no signal is being received, the TV will turn off the sound and switch the TV screen to blue. After 20 minutes the TV will switch to Standby mode.

Why has my screen turned blue?

For television

operation queries,

please ring the

helpline…

Remember…

uestions and

Answers…continued

Why can’t I see the video tape I am playing?

Make sure you have connected the VCR to the TV using a Scart lead and then select the correct

input using the Bbutton.

Check Scart lead connection. Check Digital input OFF. See AV connections.

Why is the video picture good but there is no sound?

Press the volume button +j or the sound mute

button.

If you are unable to obtain full Dolby Digital check: The Rear speaker (in Surround set up) says

YES and the equipment is either connected by a phono or

optical link as well as through a Scart socket or COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT. Also check that the correct external source is selected i.e. EXT 3 or EXT 4 (in AV

connection

If you connect external front left and right speakers, you must set the External speaker switch to EXT to get the full benefit of Dolby Digital – if the switch is left on INT the external speakers will not function. Turn the television off before changing the position of the switch.

Check the speaker switch has been set to EXT.

Why is there no sound from the external left and

right speakers?

If you are unable to obtain surround sound effects

from the rear speakers whilst playing a Dolby Surround video tape, check that the video recorder is a stereo unit and is connected by a scart lead. Then check the Surround set up in the Feature menu.

Why is there no Dolby Surround?

Why is there no Dolby Digital?

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Specifications and accessories

Broadcast systems/channels

PAL-I UHF UK21-UK69

PAL-B/G UHF E21-E69

VHF E2-E12, S1-S41

SECAM-L UHF F21-F69

VHF F1-F10, B-Q

SECAM-D/K UHF R21-R69

VHF R1-R12

Video Input PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58/4.43

External connections

EXT1 Input 21-pin Scart RGB, A/V

EXT2 Input/Output 21-pin Scart A/V, S-video,

Selectable output

EXT3 Input (back) 21-pin Scart A/V, S-video

Input (front) 4-pin S-video

Phono jack Video Phono jacks Audio L + R

EXT4 Input Phono jacks Y, P

B/CB

, PR/C

Phono jacks Audio L + R

Digital Audio Input Optical or Coaxial

Fixed Output Phono jacks Audio L + R

Output to Active Super Woofer Phono socket

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Audio Output

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Auto Tuning

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Automatic Format

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AV connections

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Balance

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Bass

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Bass Boost

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Bilingual Broadcast

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Blue Screen

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Brightness

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Colour

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Colour System

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Connections – back

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Connections – front

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Contrast

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Convergence

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Digital Noise Reduction

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Direct Entry of Channels

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Front Controls

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Headphone Socket

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Input Selection

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Installation

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Language

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Manual Fine Tuning

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Manual Tuning

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Mono

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Panel Lock

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Picture Position

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Picture Preferences

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Programme Selection

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Programme Skip

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Programme Sorting

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Questions and Answers

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Remote Control

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Scan Mode

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Scart

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Sharpness

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Sound Mute

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Speaker Connections

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Standby

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Stereo

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Still Picture

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Super Woofer

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Surround Set Up – Dolby

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Surround Set Up – Dolby Digital

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Surround Set Up – Digital Processor

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Switch on TV

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Teletext

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Time Display

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Timers

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Tint

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Treble

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Tuning a programme position for your VCR

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Tuning – Auto

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Tuning – Manual

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Volume

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Widescreen Viewing

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Subject Page Subject Page

Programme Positions 100

Stereo Nicam/MPX

Visible Screen Size 42WH18B 107cm

50WH18B 127cm

Display 16:9

Sound output (at 10% distortion) Main 14W + 14W

Centre 20W Surround 10W + 10W

Power consumption 42WH18B 205W

50WH18B 205W

Dimensions

42WH18B 1005mm (W) 1161mm (H) 415mm (D) 50WH18B 1174mm (W) 1266mm (H) 555mm (D)

Weight 42WH18B 51kg (approx.)

50WH18B 74kg (approx.)

Headphone Socket 3.5mm stereo

Accessories Remote control

2 batteries (R03 or AAA) Surround speakers

Toshiba Information Systems (U.K.) Limited

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European Service Centre,

Admiralty Way, Camberley,

Surrey, GU15 3DT England

Specification is subject to change without notice.

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