Toshiba CE35E15 Owner’s Manual

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TOSHIBA

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Dear Customer Congratulations! You have purchased one of the

finest Color -rv's on the market!

This manual will help you use the many exciting and useful features to make your TV viewing more enjoy- able than ever before.

Before operating your TV set, please read all these

safety and operating instructions completely and then retain for future reference.

Safety Precautions

Customer's Record

You will find the model number and serial number on

the back of your TV set.

Record these numbers inthe spaces provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon yourTOSHIBA dealer regarding this product.

Model Number Serial Number

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

WARNING

AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC

ELECTRIQUE-NE PAS OUVRIR

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER- SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PER- SONNEL.

The lightning symbol in the triangle tells

you that the voltage inside this product may be strong enough to cause an electric shock. DO NOT TRY TO SERVICE THIS PRODUCT

YOURSELF.

CAUTIONS:

TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT USE THIS

POLARIZED PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE PRONGS CAN BE FULLY INSERTED INTO THE

OUTLET TO PREVENT ANY EXPOSURE OF THE PRONGS ON THE POLARIZED PLUG.

ATTENTION:

POUR PRI_VENIR LES CHOCS I_LECTRIQUES, NE PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE POLARISI_E AVEC UN

PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRISE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI LES

LAMES PEUVENT €:TRE INSC:R¢:S,&FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A DI_COUVERT.

NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER IN THE USA: This reminder is provided to call the CATV system

installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that

provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in

particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as practical,

The exclamation point in the triangle tells you that important operating and mainte-

nance instructions follow this symbol.

This TV set may be used only with TOSHIBA stand

model ST3501. Use with other stands may result in instability causing possible injury.

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Table of Contents

Set Up

Installing Your TV Set ...................................... 4

Antenna/Cable TV Connection ........................ 5

Antenna/Cable TV and VCR Connections ....... 6

Preparation

Location of Controls (TV Set) .......................... 7

Location of Controls (Remote Control) ........... 8

Before Using the Remote Control ................... 9

Using the Remote with VCR or Cable TV

Converter ..................................................... 10

Programming the Remote Control ................ 11

Menu Function (General Instructions) .......... 14

Programming Channel Memory ................... 15

Basic Operation

Watching TV Programs .................................. 17

Convenient Remote Functions ...................... 18

Adjusting the Picture ...................................... 20

Advanced Operation

Enhancing the Surround Sound Effect ......... 24

Watching Picture-in-Picture ........................... 25

Setting the Off-Timer (Sleep Timer) .............. 28

Setting the Clock ............................................ 29

Locking Channels ........................................... 30

Programming Your Favorite Channels ......... 32

Using Closed-Captioned Function ................. 34

Labeling Channels .......................................... 36

Activating Noise Reduction/

Flesh Tone Functions .................................. 38

Changing On-Screen Display Language ....... 39

Equipment Connections

Connecting a Standard VCR .......................... 40

Connecting a VCR with an S-Video Jack ...... 41

Dubbing/Editing Video Tapes Using

2 VCRs .......................................................... 42

Adjusting the Sound ...................................... 22

Selecting Stereo/SAP Broadcasts ................. 23

Connecting an Audio Amplifier ..................... 43

Connecting External Speakers ...................... 44

Reference Section

Cleaning and Care .......................................... 45

Specifications ................................................. 45

Before Calling Service Personnel .................. 46

Limited United States Warranty .................... 47

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Installing Your TV Set

Where to install

Place the TV on the floor or on a sturdy platform. The mounting surface should be flat and steady.

Lighting

Do not place the TV in a room where direct lighting

strikes the screen. Use soft and indirect lighting.

Air circulation

Place the TV far enough from the walls to allow proper ventilation. This will prevent the TV from

overheating and avoid possible damage to the TV.

Avoid dusty places too.

Power supply Plug into an electrical outlet with standard house- hold power (120 volt AC, 60Hz). Do not change the plug's safety prong. See the right column.

WARNING : TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY

• Do not stand or climb on the TV.

• Do not put a VCR or any heavy object on top of the TV.

CAUTION : As a safety feature, the plug has one prong wider

than the other. It will fit only one way into a stand- ard electrical outlet. If the plug will not fit into the

outlet, try turning it around. If the plug will not fit either way, the outlet is probably old and non-

standard. You will need to Wide prong

have a new outlet installed by an

electrician.

DO NOT CHANGE

THE SAFETY

FEATURE OF THE PLUG.

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Antenna/Cable TV Connection

You can use either an indoor or outdoor antenna to receive VHF and/or UHF channels. Channels 2- 13 are VHF channels, and channels 14- 69 are UHF channels.

We recommend using an outdoor antenna for better picture quality. You can receive Cable TV by connecting a cable supplied by your local cable company. Cable TV delivers both VHF and UHF channels and other channels not available from your antenna.

F-type connector Back of TV (Not supplied)

75-ohm coaxial cable |

VHF, '"'"'"

UHF OR

or Cable 300-ohm twin-lead cabk

Antenna adapter

(Supplied)

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2-way A signal IN

splitter B

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Cable TV converter/

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decoder

*A/B switch

(Not supplied)

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Notes:

*"A" position on the A/B switch allows you to select unscrambled channels using the TV's channel keys.

"B" position allows you to select scrambled channels via the converter/decoder box using the converter's channel keys. Place your TV on channel 3 or 4 to match the converter's output channel.

• If you use a VCR, connect its antenna in/out between the decoder box and A/B switch.

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Antenna/Cable TV and VCR Connections

After antenna cable connections are made, you are still required to connect the VCR using a video/audio connecting cables for (stereo) playback of good quality from the VCR. See page 40.

Cable

Antennaor lead-in

OUT

.....

Note: On many VCR's, playing tapes causes the VCR's TVNCR switching to disconnect the antenna signals from the TV.

If you cannot select a certain channel, try pressing the TVNCR button on the Remote Control.

Antenna

Cable

lead-in

2-way signal splitter

(Not supplied)

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IN OUT

VCR

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A/B Switch

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Notes:

• When connecting a cable TV converter/decoder ®: "A" position on the A/B switch allows you to select unscrambled channels using the TV's channel keys. "B" position on the A/B switch allows you to select scrambled channels via the cable TV converter/decoder using the

converter's channel keys, Place your TV and VCR on channel 3 or 4 to match the converter's output channel.

• The cable ® connection is necessary only when the cable TV converter/decoder ® is connected.

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Location of Controls (TV Set)

For specific use of each control, consult the corresponding page numbers in brackets.

Front view

Press to open

the door.

Rear view

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Behind the door

:HANNEL A/V buttons [17]

A_r buttons [17]

+/- buttons [14]

button [40]

ADV button [14]

button [14]

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POWER indicator (Red)

Remote sensor

POWER button [17]

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Location of Controls (Remote Control)

Only the buttons that are used to operate the TV set are described here. For details on the use of each control, refer to pages in brackets.

Aim at the remote sensor on the TV.

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C.CAPT button* [34]

RECALL button* [11, 18]

TV/CABLENCR switch

Set to "TV" to control the TV

TV/VIDEO button [40]

Channel Number buttons* [17]

EDS button* [19]

MENU button [14]

RESET button* [22]

FAV V/• buttons*[32]

-/+ buttons [14]

ADV

POWER button [17]

MUTE button* [18]

CHANNEL •/V buttons [17]

VOLUME •/V buttons [17]

CH RTN button* [18] SUR button* [24]

ADV+/- buttons* [14]

EXIT button* [14]

PIP functions* [25]

TOSHIBA

*These functions do not have

duplicate locations on the TV set. They can be controlled only with

the Remote Control.

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Before Using the Remote Control

With this Remote Control, you can operate your TV and

most models of remote-controlled VCR's and Cable TV

converters even if they are different brands.

However, this Remote Control must be programmed to

control other brands of VCR's and/or Converters. If you will be using your TV set with a TOSHIBA VCR, your

remote has already been preprogrammed for you.

• Before attempting to operate your Remote Control, install the batteries according to the section "Installing and replacing batteries" shown below.

• For more detailed instructions, see the section "Pro- gramming the Remote Control" on page 11.

Place the Remote Control with the face down. Press

down on the ridged area of the battery cover and slide it off.

Press and slide to remove.

Notes:

• After installing new batteries, the Remote Control will

set itself to the codes for TOSHIBA's TV and VCR. If you are using the Remote Control to operate equip-

ment that uses different codes, it will have to be reprogrammed for those codes.

• This Remote Control may have functions not available on the original remote control.

• These functions may or may not operate your VCR or

Cable TV Converter. Refer to the owner's manuals supplied with the equipment to see which functions

are available.

• The remote control supplied with your VCR or Cable TV Converter may have keys not duplicated on this

Remote Control. If these functions are desired, the original remote will have to be used.

CAUTION:

• Do not throw your batteries into a fire. Dispose of your

batteries in a designated disposal area.

• Do not combine used old batteries with new ones.

• Do not mix battery types.

2 Place two "AAA" size batteries, matching the + and -

signs on each battery to the + and - signs of the battery compartment.

3 Replace the battery cover until the lock snaps.

Tips for Best Operation

• For optimum performance, aim the Remote Control directly at the TV from a distance of no more than 16 ft

(5m) and be sure there is no obstruction between the Remote Control and the TV.

• If your Remote Control does not always adjust the TV

as you wish, you probably need to replace the batter- ies.

• Remove dead batteries immediately to prevent battery

acid from leaking into the battery compartment.

• If you do not intend to use the Remote Control for a

long period, remove the batteries.

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Using the Remote with VCR or Cable TV Converter

• To control TOSHIBA VCR, first set the TV/CABLENCR switch to "VCR" position. The buttons shown below will then control the VCR. The rest of the buttons operate the TV as usual.

If you have another brand of VCR, you can probably program your Remote to control it. Details are on page 11.

• To control a cable TV converter, this Remote Control must be programmed to recognize the brand of your converter. See page 11.

Set the TV/CABLENCR switch to "CABLE" position whenever you control the cable TV converter.

Aim at the VCR or cable TV converter

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TV/CABLENCR switch

"CABLE" : To control cable

TV converter

"VCR" : To control VCR

Channel number buttons Press the numbers desired for direct access.

STOP button Press to stop the tape.

REC button Press to start recording.

TV/VCR button

Press to select the TV mode

to view one program while

recording another program.

EDS ADV

REC TV/VCR REW FF

TOSHIBA

-- POWER button Press the button to turn the

VCR (or converter) on. Press again to turn off.

CHANNEL A/• buttons Press • button to select next

higher channel. Press • button to select next

lower channel.

CH RTN button See page 18.

PLAY button Press to begin tape playback.

FF button Press to rapidly advance the tape. In

playback mode, press to view the picture moving rapidly in forward direction.

REW button Press to rewind the tape.

In playback mode, press to view picture moving rapidly in reverse.

Shaded buttons can be used to control the cable TV converter.

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Programming the Remote Control

• This Remote Control is preprogrammed to operate TOSHIBA VCR's.

• To use VCR's other than Toshiba models (or Cable converter), perform the following procedures before operating.

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Number

1 Refer to the "VCR code table" (or "Cable TV converter code table")

on pages 12 and 13 to find the code number that corresponds to the brand name of your VCR (or your converter).

tf more than one number is listed, try each one separately until you

find the one that works.

2 Set the TV/CABLE/VCR switch to "VCR" (or "CABLE").

Hold down RECALL while pressing the Number buttons for the three

digit code number for your brand of VCR (or converter).

Point the Remote Control at the VCR (or at the converter) and press POWER to test the code number.

- If the right number was entered, the VCR (or the converter) should turn on.

- If the VCR (or the converter) does not respond to the Remote

Control, repeat steps 1 to 4 with another code number,

Notes:

• You have to reprogram the Remote Control when you change its

batteries.

• Some newer VCR's are capable of working on either of two remote codes. These VCR's have a switch labeled "VCR1/VCR2".

If your VCR has this kind of switch, and does not respond to all the code numbers for your VCR brand name, set the switch to another position ('VCR1" or "VCR2") and reprogram the Remote Control.

For future reference, write the code you used.

VCR CODE:

CABLE CODE:

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Programming the Remote Control (Continued)

• In some rare cases, you may not be able to operate your non-Toshiba equipment with the supplied Remote Control. This is because your equipment may use a code that is not provided with this Remote Control. In this case,

please use the equipment's own remote control.

VCR code table

BRAND NAME CODE NUMBER

Adventura .............. 019

Aiko ........................ 297

Aiwa ....................... 019

Akai ......................... 060,068,080,125

261

Akiba ...................... 091

Alba ........................ 039,228,297

American High ....... 054

Amstrad ................. 019

Anam ...................... 181

Anitech ................... 091

ASA ........................ 056,100

Asha ....................... 259

Asuka ...................... 056

Audiovox ................ 056

Baird ....................... 019,123

Basic Line ............... 039,091,297

Beaumark ............... 259

Bell & Howell ......... 123

Blaupunkt ............... 053,181

Brandt ..................... 206

Broksonic ............... 140,203,230

Bush ....................... 091,228,297

Calix ........................ 056

Canon ..................... 054

Capehart ................. 039

Carver ..................... 100

CCE ......................... 091,297

CGE ......................... 019

Cimline ................... 091

Citizen ..................... 056,297

Clatronic ................. 039

Colt ......................... 091

Condor ................... 039

Craig ....................... 056,066,091,259

Crown ..................... 091,297

Curtis Mathes ........ 054,079

Cybernex ................ 259

Daewoo .................. 039,064,065,297

Dansai .................... 091

Daytron .................. 039

De Graff ................. 061

Decca ...................... 019,100

Dual ........................ 060

Dumont .................. 019,100,123,124

Dynatech ................ 019

Elcatech .................. 091

Electrohome .......... 056

Electronic ............... 019

Electrophonic ......... 056

Emerex ................... 051

Emerson ................. 019,021,056,062,

080,087,140,203, 227,228,230,231,

313,314,380

ESC ......................... 297

Ferguson ................ 060

Fidelity .................... 019

Finlandia ................ 100,123,129

Finlux ...................... 019,061,100,123,

124

Firstline .................. 056,062,064,091,

228

Fisher ...................... 065,066,073,085,

123

Frontech ................. 039

Fuji .......................... 052,054

Funai ....................... 019

Garrard ................... 019

GE ........................... 054,079,084,221

GEC ......................... 100

General ................... 071

Go Video ................ 251,298

Goldstar ................. 037,056,057

Goodmans ............. 019,039,056,081,

091,297

Gradiente ............... 019

Graetz ..................... 060,123

Granada ................. 065,100,123

Grandin .................. 019,056,091

Grundig .................. 100

Harley Davidson .... 019

Harman/Kardon ..... 057,094

Harwood ................ 087,091

HCM ........................ 091

Headquarter ........... 065

HI-Q ........................ 066

Hinari ...................... 091,227

Hitachi .................... 019,060,061,084,

124,254

Hypson ................... 091

Imperial .................. 019

Interfunk ................. 100

ITT ........................... 060,065,123,125

ITV .......................... 056,297

JCL .......................... 054

Jensen .................... 060

JVC ......................... 027,060,086

Kaisui ...................... 091

Kendo ..................... 125,228

Kenwood ................ 057,060,065,086

KLH ......................... 091

Kodak ..................... 054,056

Korpel ..................... 091

Leyco ...................... 091

Lloyd ....................... 019

Loewe ..................... 056

Loewe Opta ............ 100

Logik ....................... 091,259

Luxor ...................... 062,065,123,125

LXI .......................... 056

M-Electronic ........... 019

Magnavox .............. 054,058,100,019,

129,168

Magnin ................... 259

Manesth ................. 064,091

Marantz .................. 054,057,081,100

Marta ...................... 056

Masushita .............. 054

Matsui .................... 227,228,314

MEI ......................... 054

Memorex ................ 019,054,056,058

065,066,067,123 259

Memphis ................ 091

Metz ........................ 181

MGA ....................... 062,080

MGN Technology .. 259

Minolta ................... 061,124

Mitsubishi .............. 062,080,086,094

100,192,233,261

Motorola ................ 054,067

MTC ........................ 019,259

Multitech ................ 019,091

Murphy ................... 019

NEC ......................... 057,059,060,069

086

Neckermann .......... 100

Nesco ..................... 091

Nikko ...................... 056

Noblex .................... 259

Nokia ...................... 060,065,123,125

259

Nordmende ............ 060

Oceanic .................. 019

Olympus ................. 054

Optimus ................. 056,067

Optonica ................. 067,081

Orion ...................... 140,227,228,314

Osaki ....................... 019,056,091

Otto Versand .......... 100

Palladium ............... 056,091

Panasonic ............... 054,096,115,181

244

Penney ................... 054,056,057,059

061,073,259

Pentax .................... 061,084,124

Perdio ..................... 019

Philco ...................... 054

Philips ..................... 054,081,100,129

Phonola .................. 100

Pilot ........................ 056

Pioneer ................... 086,100

Portland .................. 039

Profitronic .............. 259

Proline .................... 019

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Protec ..................... 091

Pulsar ..................... 058

Pye .......................... 100

Quarter ................... 065

Quartz ..................... 065

Quasar .................... 054,096,115

Quelle ..................... 100

Radio Shack ........... 019,056

Radiola ................... 100

Radix ...................... 056

Randex ................... 056

RCA ......................... 054,061,079,084

096,115,124,125 168,221

RCA Unified 079

Realistic .................. 019,054,056,065

066,067,081,085 123,259

Rex .......................... 060

Ricoh ...................... 053

Roadstar ................. 056,091,259,297

Runco ..................... 058

Saba ....................... 060

Saisho .................... 227,228

Salora ..................... 062,065,125

Samsung ................ 064,259

Sanky ...................... 058,067

Sansui .................... 060,086

Sanyo ..................... 065,066,123,259

SBR ......................... 100

Schaub Lorenz ....... 019,060

Schneider ............... 019,091,100,129

Scott ....................... 062,064,140,203

229,230,231

Sears ...................... 054,056,061,065

066,073,085,123

124

SEG ......................... 259

SEI .......................... 100

Seleco ..................... 060

Sentra ..................... 039

Sharp ...................... 067,081

Shintom ................. 091

Shogun ................... 259

Siemens ................. 056,123

Silva ........................ 056

Singer ..................... 091

Sinudyne ................ 100

Sontec .................... 056

Sony ....................... 051,052,053,054

STS ......................... 061

Sunstar ................... 019

Sylvania ................. 019,054,062,100

129

Symphonic ............. 019

Tashiko ................... 019

Tatung .................... 019,060,100

Teac ........................ 019,060

Technics ................. 054,181

Teknika ................... 019,054,056,071

Teleavia .................. 060

Telefunken ............. 060,206

Tenosal ................... 091

Tensai ..................... 019

Thomson ................ 060

Thorn ...................... 060,123

TMK ........................ 227,259

Toshiba .................. 060,062,064,085

229,231,385

Totevision .............. 056,259

Triumph ................. 227

Unitech ................... 259

Universum ............. 019,056,068,100

125

Vector ..................... 064

Vector Research .... 057,059

Victor ...................... 027,060,086

Video Concepts ..... 059,064,080

Videosonic ............. 259

Wards ..................... 019,054,061,066

067,081,091,168 231,259

XR-1000 .................. 019,054,091

Yamaha .................. 057,060

Yamishi .................. 091

Yokan ..................... 091

Yoko ....................... 039,259

Zenith ..................... 052,053,058

Cable TV converter code table

BRAND NAME CODE NUMBER

ABC ......................... 020,022,026,030,

032,033,036,066

Antronix ................. 041

Archer ..................... 041,058,172

Belcor ..................... 075

Cable Star .............. 075

Cabletenna ............. 041

Cableview .............. 041

Century ................... 172

Citizen ..................... 172

Colour Voice .......... 044,050

Comtronics ............ 059,079

Contec .................... 038

Eastern ................... 021

Garrard ................... 172

GC Electronics ....... 035,075

Gemini .................... 034,089

General Instrument 030

Hamlin .................... 028,039,053,278

292

Hitachi .................... 030

Hytex ...................... 026

Jasco ...................... 172

Jerrold .................... 022,030,031,033

034,043,045,066 295

Macom ................... 052

Magnavox .............. 046

Memorex ................ 019

Movie Time ............ 175

NSC ........................ 089,175

Oak ......................... 026,038,267

Panasonic ............... 040,126

Paragon .................. 019

Philips ..................... 044,046,047,048

049,050,079,172

Pioneer ................... 042,163

Popular Mechanics 419

Pulsar ..................... 019

PVP Stereo

Visual Matrix ...... 022

RCA ......................... 040

Regal ...................... 039,278,292

Regency ................. 021

Rembrandt ............. 030,089

Runco ..................... 019

Samsung ................ 059,163

Scientific Atlanta ... 025,027,036,296

346

Signal ..................... 034,059

Signature ............... 030

SL Marx .................. 059

Sprucer ................... 040

Standard

Components ....... 174

Starcom .................. 022,034,066

Stargate .................. 034,059

Starquest ................ 034

STS ......................... 175

Sylvania ................. 020

Tancy ...................... 019,123

Teleview ................. 059

Texscan .................. 020

Tocom .................... 031,032,078

Toshiba .................. 019

Tusa ........................ 034

Unika ...................... 041,172

United Artists ......... 026

United Cable .......... 022

Universal ................ 041,058,075,096

172,210

Viewstar ................. 046,079,230

Zenith ..................... 019

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Menu Function (General Instructions)

We suggest you familiarize yourself with the procedure before using the Menu function. To adjust any TV feature, the use of the Menu function is required. The adjustment that can be made to the TV appear

on the screen.

MENU button (on TV and on Remote)

Each time you press MENU, the Picture, Audio, Setup or Option menu on-screen display is selected in order, then press ADV.

+/-

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ADV

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PICTURE

CONTRAST

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR

TINT

SHARPNESS

PIP CONTRAST

COLOR TEMPERATURE PICTURE PREFERENCE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

MTS

BASS

TREBLE

BALANCE

SPEAKERS

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ADV +

ADV -

Notes:

• The ADV button on the TV will function

as the TV/VIDEO button when no menu display is on the screen.

• The -/+ buttons on the TV will function

as the VOLUME V/A buttons when no

menu display is on the screen.

• The -/+ buttons on the Remote Control

will function as the FAV V/A buttons when no menu display is on the screen.

OPTION

LANGUAGE

CLOSED CAPTION CH LABEL

NOISE REDUCTION FLESH TONE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

-IF

TIMER/CLOCK TV/CABLE CH PROGRAM

ADD/ERASE CH LOCK

FAVORITE CH

ADV button (on TV and on Remote)

Use ADV after you have selected the on-screen menu you want to adjust

with the MENU button. Each time you press ADV, the function to be adjusted will be selected in

order.

ADV + button ............... from bottom to top

ADV, ADV - button ..... from top to bottom

The selected function will be displayed in magenta.

-/+ buttons (on TV and on Remote) Use -/+ to adjust the function you have selected with the ADV button.

EXIT button (on Remote)

The above four menu displays will automatically disappear from the screen if no control has been operated for about 15 seconds. If you want to clear the screen of all on-screen displays instantly, press

EXIT.

DEMO button (on TV)

When you press the button, the TV will automatically display a variety of

its on-screen menus and special features.

This function is provided for demonstration purposes only.

Press DEMO.

The on-screen demonstration will start after about 4 seconds. To stop the on-screen demonstration, press DEMO again.

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Programming Channel Memory

The channel memory is the list of TV channel numbers your TV will stop on when you press the CHANNEL • or • button. First, use the TV/CABLE and CH PROGRAM functions to preset all active channels in your area automatically.

If necessary, arrange the preset channels with the ADD/ERASE functions so that you can tune into only desired channels,

:HANNEL •/!!' 1 Press POWER to turn on the TV.

POWER

CHANNEL

•/•

ADV +

2 Press MENU repeatedly to display the

SET UP menu on the screen.

3 Press ADV repeatedly until "TV/CABLE"

is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + until the mode that corre- sponds to your TV signal system is

displayed in magenta. Each time you press the button, the TV*,

STD CABLE*, HRC CABLE* or IRC CA- BLE* mode will be selected in order.

Select"CH PROGRAM"following steps 2 and 3 above.

SET UP

TV/CABLE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

TV STD CABLE

HRC CABLE

IRC CABLE

TO SELECT PUSH - +

SET UP

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TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

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* This TV receives the following TV

signals:

1. TV: TV broadcast signals. (VHF channels 2 through 13 and

UHF channels 14 through 69) 3

2. STD CABLE: Standard cable TV signals.

3. HRC CABLE: Harmonic Related Carrier cable TV signals.

4. IRC CABLE: Incremental Related Carrier cable TV signals.

If you are not sure what CABLE system they are using, consult your local cable 4

company.

Press - or + to start channel program- ming.

The TV will automatically cycle through all the TV or CABLE channels on the

mode selected by the TV/CABLE function,

and store active channels in the channel

CH PROGRAM

memory.

When channel programming is complete, you will see the message at the right.

CH PROGRA_IvIING COMPLETED

Press CHANNEL • or • to make sure the channel programming has been done properly.

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Programming Channel Memory (Continued)

After performing the CH PROGRAM function, you can add or erase

specific channels.

CHANNEL •_I'

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Select the channel you want to erase using the CHANNEL • or • button, or select the channel you want to add using the Channel

Number buttons•

Press MENU repeatedly to display the SET UP menu.

SET UP

TIMER/CLOCK TV/CABLE

CH PROGRAM ADD/ERASE

CH LOCK FAVORITE CH

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

:HANNEL

Channel Number 4

ADV +

ADV

CABLE channel reference chart

3 Press ADV repeatedly until "ADD/ERASE"

is displayed in magenta.

Press- or + :

To erase the channel

Press the button until "CH ERASE" is

displayed in magenta indicating that the channel has been erased from the

memory.

To add the channel

Press the button until "CH ADD" is

displayed in magenta indicating that the

channel has been memorized.

5 Repeat steps 1 to 4 for other channels.

You have now completed the channel programming•

SET UP

ADD/ERASE

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TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

CH ADD CH ERASE

CABLE

TO SELECT PUSH - +

Correspond- ing CABLE A-8 5(A-7)6(A-6) A B

channel

Correspond-

ing CABLE 67 68 69 .................. 92 93 94 A-5 A-4 A-3 A-2 A-1 100 101 102 .................. 123 124 125

channel

C ..................U V W AA BB ..................XX YY ZZ AAA BBB 65 66

The above chart is typical of many cable system channel allocations. If in doubt, consult your cable company.

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Watching TV Programs

• First set the TV/CABLENCR switch on the Remote Control to the "TV" position.

1 Press POWER to turn on the TV.

The following on-screen information will

be displayed for a few seconds.

• Channel number or the VIDEO mode selected.

• Channel label (if previously preset).

• Stereo or SAP audio status.

To turn off the TV, press POWER again.

Select a channel in one of the following two ways.

• To scan the memorized channels in numerical sequence Press CHANNEL • to select the next higher channel.

Press CHANNEL • to select the next lower channel.

3 2 1

TViVIDEO

Press the button again to select the next memorized channels.

• To select a channel directly Press the Channel Number buttons (0-9 and 100).

To select channel 4, press "4" (or press "0", "4"). To select channel 38, press "3", "8". To select channel 125, press "100", "2", "5" in sequence.

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Notes:

• The VOLUME •/A buttons on the TV

function as the -/+ buttons while any menu display (PICTURE, AUDIO, SET UP

or OPTION) is on the screen.

• The TV/VIDEO button on the TV func-

tions as the ADV button while any menu

display (PICTURE, AUDIO, SET UP or OPTION) is on the screen.

If you cannot select certain channels, either TV (off the air) or CABLE channels

Check if the TV/CABLE function is properly set. See page 15.

3 Press VOLUME •/_' to adjust the volume.

To increase the volume, press •. To decrease the volume, press •.

VOLUME

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Watching Video Input

The TV/VIDEO button is used to view the signals coming from other devices like VCR's or Video Disc Players connected to this TV.

Details are on page 40.

Auto-Power-Off

If a vacant channel is tuned or TV broadcast for a day is finished, the TV will automatically turn off after about 15 minutes. This feature does not operate in the VIDEO mode.

Last Mode Memory

If the power is cut off while you are viewing the TV and the power is

resupplied, the TV is turned on automatically by the Last Mode Memory feature. If the power is going to be off or when you leave home for a

long time, remove the power plug from the wall outlet to prevent the TV from turning on in your absence.

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Convenient Remote Functions

EDS

Press RECALL to display the following on-

RECALL

MUTE

Channel Number

CH RTN

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screen information.

• Channel number or VIDEO mode selected

• Channel caption (if previously preset)

• Time (if clock has been set)

• Stereo or SAP audio status

Press MUTE to mute the sound. The word

"MUTE" will be displayed on the screen as

shown. This is useful during telephone calls or other interruptions.

To restore the sound, press MUTE again.

Note: When the MUTE button is pressed,

the Closed-Captioned feature is

activated. To deactivate, press the MUTE button again. (This feature only

functions when the Closed Caption

mode is set to "OFF".)

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Press RTN to return to the last channel viewed.

This is useful should you want to view two channels. This allows you to

view two programs without entering an actual channel number each time.

To operate this function

1 Select the first channel you want to

watch.

(Current channel) 1

2 Select the other channel with the Channel

Number buttons.

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Press RTN. The previous channel will return.

Each time you press RTN, the TV will switch back and forth between the two

channels.

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Press EDS to display the following EDS

(Extended Data Service) information for _ about 30 seconds.

• Network name _)

• Call letters @

• Program name @

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• Program type _) ®

• Program length ®

• Time in show ® (elapsed time)

• Program description ®

Some of the above information may not be displayed.

If the TV program you are watching does not include the EDS information

Only "EDS ON" will be displayed for about r-

4 seconds when you press EDS.

EDS ON

To erase the EDS display

Press EDS again.

EDS OFF

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Adjusting the Picture

You can adjust the picture quality (CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, COLOR, TINT and SHARPNESS) to suit your taste.

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1 Press MENU repeatedly to display the

PICTURE menu.

2 Press ADV repeatedly until the item you

want to adjust is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + to adjust the level.

Example: CONTRAST adjustment mode

display

Press ADV (while the bar display remains on the screen). The next setting will be selected in the PICTURE menu.

CONTRAST lower higher BRIGHTNESS darker lighter COLOR paler deeper

TINT reddish greenish

SHARPNESS softer sharper

PICTURE

CONTRAST

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR

TINT SHARPNESS

PIP CONTRAST COLOR TEMPERATURE

PICTURE PREFERENCE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

-I I+ TO CONTROL PUSH - +

CONTRAST

ADV -

REC TV/VCR REW FF

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STILL LOCATE SWAP

TOSHIBA

Note: The "PIP CONTRAST" function is

explained on page 27.

The above five PICTURE items you have adjusted will be stored in the

MEMORY of the PICTURE PREFERENCE function (See page 21.)

To reset the picture adjustments Press RESET. (See page 22 for details.)

Page 21

These selections adjust differences between the blue and red tones of the picture.

1-2

Select "COLOR TEMPERATURE" following the steps 1 and 2 on the

P I CTURE

previous page.

COLOR TEMPERATURE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

Press- or + until the mode you want is displayed in magenta.

Choose between flesh tones that are COOL, MEDIUM and WARM in order.

COLOR TEMPERATURE

COOL MEDIUM

WARM

TO SELECT PUSH - +

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You can select a desired picture tone from three picture preset modes (NORMAL, THEATER, MEMORY) instantly.

1-2

Select "PICTURE PREFERENCE" following the steps 1 and 2 on the

previous page.

PICTURE

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TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV

iTO CONTROL PUSH - + L

3 Press- or ÷ until the mode you want is

displayed in magenta.

PICTURE PREFERENCE

NORMAL THEATER

MEMORY

TO SELECT PUSH - +

NORMAL The picture quality preset at the factory THEATER Soft and moody picture

MEMORY The picture quality you set (First follow page 20.)

Note: When you press the RESET button, the TV returns to "NORMAL"

mode. (Your preferred adjustments remain in "MEMORY" mode.)

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Adjusting the Sound

You can adjust the sound quality (BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE) to suit your taste.

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ADV +

1 Press MENU repeatedly to display the

AUDIO menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until the item you want to adjust is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + to adjust the level.

Example: BASS adjustment mode display

Press ADV (while the bar display remains on the screen).

The next setting will be selected in the AUDIO menu.

BASS weaker stronger TREBLE weaker stronger

BALANCE decreases the decreases the

right channel left channel

AUDIO

MTS BASS

TREBLE BALANCE

SPEAKERS

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

BASS

-I I+ TO CONTROL PUSH - +

ADV

REC TVNCR REW FF

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STILL LOCATE SWAP

TOSHIBA

Note: The "MTS" and "SPEAKERS"

functions are explained on pages 23

and 43.

RESET button (on the Remote Control)

To reset the PICTURE and AUDIO adjustments to the factory-preset level

(maximum CONTRAST and all other adjustments centered)

Press RESET.

The RESET button also performs the follow- ing adjustments.

• COLOR TEMPERATUTE ...................... COOL

• PICTURE PREFERENCE ................. NORMAL

• NOISE REDUCTION ............................... OFF

• PIP CONTRAST ................ Maximum setting

RESET

Page 23

Selecting Stereo/SAP Broadcasts

The MTS (Multi-channel TV Sound) feature allows you to improve your TV viewing with high fidelity stereo sound.

MTS also provides for an extra channel, SAP (Second Audio Program), used to transmit a second language or other

audio information.

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When the TV receives a stereo (or SAP) broadcast, the word "STEREO" (or

"SAP") is displayed on the screen when-

ever the TV is turned on, a channel is selected, or the RECALL button is

pressed.

Press MENU repeatedly to display the AUDIO menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "MTS" is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + until "STEREO" is displayed in magenta.

If a stereo broadcast is received, "STEREO" will be displayed in yellow.

Normally this function can be left in the STEREO mode. Your TV will then auto-

matically reproduce either stereo or monaural sound, whichever is broadcast.

STEREO SAP

AUDIO

MTS

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

STEREO

TO SELECT PUSH - +

ADV -

STOP SOURCE PLAY PIP

REC TV/VCR REW FF

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STILL LOCATE SWAP

TOSHIBA

If the stereo sound is noisy

If a broadcast signal is not strong enough,

and noise-free stereo sound is not avail- able, select the "MONAURAL" mode.

The noise should be reduced.

1-3 Follow the above steps 1to 3.

Press - or + until "SAP" is displayed in

magenta. You will hear only the second language from the left and right speakers.

SAP

TO SELECT PUSH - +

Notes:

• Be sure you have selected the STEREO mode if broadcast is in stereo.

• "MTS" in the AUDIO menu does not function in the VIDEO mode.

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Enhancing the Surround Sound Effect

The Surround function expands the audio listening field wider and deeper than you would believe possible from a TV's speakers. This function process stereo signals from a TV broadcast or VIDEO input.

Select the STEREO mode following the

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steps on the previous page.

Press SUR on the Remote Control to call up the Surround ON/OFF mode on the

screen display as shown.

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TOSHIBA

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Press SUR until "SURROUND ON" is displayed in magenta.

The Surround function has now been activated.

Note: Normally you can leave the MTS function set to "STEREO" and the

Surround function set to "ON". The TV will automatically produce either Surround stereo or monaural, depending on the broadcast

type.

To deactivate the Surround Select "SURROUND OFF" in step 2 above.

SURROUND ON SURROUND OFF

TO SELECT PUSH SUR

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Watching Picture-in-Picture

In addition to the main picture, another TV program or video source being received through the VIDEO input jacks can be displayed simultaneously as a small picture. This is called PIP (Picture-in-Picture).

Be sure to connect a VCR with the VIDEO/AUDIO cables.

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Press PIP once to display a small picture.

The 1/9 size window picture will appear.

If you press twice: The 1/16 size window picture will appear.

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Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the input source for the small picture. Select "VIDEO 1", "VIDEO 2" or "VIDEO 3".

The selected mode will be displayed in

magenta.

3 Select channels for the PIP using the

VCR's channel keys.

To turn off the small picture, press PIP

- Twice, if you watch the 1/9 size window picture.

- Once, if you watch the 1/16 size window picture.

TV VIDEO 1 VIDEO 2

VIDEO 3

TO SELECT PUSH SOURCE

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Watching Picture-in-Picture (Continued)

To change the position of the small picture

Press LOCATE repeatedly when a small picture is displayed. The display

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position of the small picture will change in order,

STILL -

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TOSHIBA

To switch the main and small picture

Press SWAP when a small picture is displayed. The main and small pictures will switch.

To switch them again, press SWAP again.

-- SWAP

LOCATE

To freeze the small picture

Press STILL when a small picture is displayed. The small picture will become a still picture. To return it to a moving picture, press STILL again.

Still _icture

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+/-

-- ADV

-- MENU

To adjust the contrast of the small picture

1 Press PIP to display a small picture.

Press MENU repeatedly to display the PICTURE menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "PIP CON-

TRAST" is displayed in magenta.

PIP

CONTRAST BRIGHTNESS

PICTURE I_

COLOR

TINT

SHARPNESS PIP CONTRAST

COLOR TEMPERATURE PICTURE PREFERENCE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

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PICTURE

PIP €ONTRAST

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RESET--

ADV---

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TOSHIBA

ADV +

--+

-- PIP

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV

TO CONTROL PUSH - +

Press - or ÷ to adjust the contrast level of

the small picture.

P I P CONTRAST

-I I+ TO CONTROL PUSH - +

Note: When you press the RESET button, your adjustment will automati-

cally be set to the factory-preset level.

CAUTION:

Avoid displaying stationary images on your TV screen for an extended

period of time. Stationary patterns generated by PIP display, computer displays, videogames, stock market reports, etc. can become perma-

nently ingrained on the picture tube. This damage is not protected by your warranty as it is the result of misuse. If you use your TOSHIBA Television to display still images, it is always advisable to reduce the

brightness and contrast settings. Never leave a PIP display, computer

display or videogame unattended.

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Setting the Off-Timer (Sleep Timer)

With the off-timer, you can set the TV to turn off automatically after a

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Number buttons

ADV -

REC TVNCR REW FF

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pre-determined period of time (up to 180 minutes in 10 minutes unit).

Press MENU repeatedly to display the

SET UP menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "TIMER/

CLOCK" is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + until "TIMER" is displayed in magenta in the TIMER mode.

Press two Number buttons to enter the length of time you want the TVto stay on

after each number position starts to blink.

Example: 120 minutes

Press 1, then 2.

Press ADV to start the off-timer.

The display color will change from

magenta to cyan, then the display will go

off.

SET UP

TIMER/CLOCK

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TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

TIMER

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TIMER

1 _i0

TIMER

120

TO SELECT PUSH - +

TO SET OFF TIME

PUSH 0-9

TO START

PUSH ADV

TOSHIBA

To cancel the setting

Press POWER twice, once to turn the TV off and once to turn it on again.

Note: To display the time remaining, call up the TIMER mode display.

The remaining time will be displayed on the screen. To close the display, press EXIT.

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Setting the Clock

Number buttons

ADV

STOP SOURCE PLAY PIP

REC TVNCR REW FF

®0@0

STILL LOCATE SWAP

TOSHIBA

ADV +

1 Press MENU repeatedly to display the

SET UP menu.

Press ABV repeatedly until "TIMER/

CLOCK" is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + until "CLOCK" is displayed in magenta in the CLOCK mode.

Press four Number buttons to enter the

SET UP

T I MER / CLOCK

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correct time after each number position starts to blink.

CLOCK '-

Example: To set 10:25 p.m. 1:: 00

• The clock operates on a 12-hour cycle. CLOCK _,

Press 1, 0, 2 and 5. - 1 _

10 : 0 L_

5 Press ADV to start the clock. - _:

CLOCK 1 _0

1 0 : 2

CLOCK

10:25

TO SELECT PUSH - +

TO SET HOUR AND MINUTE

PUSH 0-9

TO START

PUSH ADV

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To monitor the time

Press RECALL.

Note: If the power source for the TV is interrupted (i.e., AC cord un-

plugged or power failure), the clock will have to be reset. (The

time display will show "00:00".)

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Locking Channels

With this function you can lock out specific channels by entering your own 4-digit code. The TV will not be able to tune

to those channel for the next 24 hours, unless you enter the code. This TV has 8 memory spaces total, 4 for the TV

mode and 4 for CABLE mode.

1 Select a channel you want to lock out.

Example: channel 4

Number buttons

ADV

S(_E PLAY PIP

REC TVNCR REW FF

®0@0

STILL LOCATE SWAP

TOSHIBA

ADV +

Press MENU repeatedly display the SET UP menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "CH LOCK" is

SET UP

CH LOCK

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displayed in magenta.

TO SELECT ITEM

PUSH SET UP

TO CONTROL PUSH - +

Press - or + to call up the channel lock adjustment display shown below. Each time you press the button, you are guided between

"SET" and "CLEAR". Select "SET"

CH LOCK CABLE

CLEAR

Press Number buttons (0 - 9) to enter a 4-digit code.

The numbers you enter will replace the dashes in the display.

Pick a number that is easy to remember.

Example: To enter "1234"

Press 1, 2, 3 and 4 in order.

0 0

1 ----_12---_123--_1234_

CH LOCK CABLEAJ

SET 123

0 0 0 0

TO SELECT PUSH - + TO ENTER 4-DIGIT CODE

PUSH 0-9

TO SET PUSH ADV

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Press ADV to lock out the channel.

The display at the right will appear on the

screen for about 4 seconds.

Repeat steps 1to 6 for other channels.

This TV has 8 memory spaces total, 4 for the TV mode and 4 for

CABLE mode respectively.

Note: If a different code number is used whenever you lock out a

channel, the last one has priority over the preceding ones.

8 Select another channel before turning off the TV.

CH 4 LOCKED

1234

Select "CLEAR" following steps 2to 4 on the previous page.

2 Enter the 4-digit code used to lock out the channels with the Number

buttons.

Press ADV.

If you have entered the correct code

The display shown at the right appears.

If a wrong code has been entered

These messages appear. Try to enter the

correct code again.

CH LOCK CABLE

CLEAR ....

0 0 15 4

TO SELECT PUSH - + TO ENTER 4-DIGIT CODE

PUSH 0-9

TO SET PUSH ADV

CLEARED

1234

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WRONG CODE

LENTER CORRECT CODE

If you want to know the channels you have locked out Call up the channel lock adjustment mode using the SET UP menu.

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Programming Your Favorite Channels

The Favorite Channel Programming feature allows you to program up to 12 of your favorite channels. Once programmed, you can use the FAV V/A buttons on the Remote Control to scan through only your favorite chan-

nels, skipping other channels you do not normally view.

You can use the CHANNEL k/• buttons to scan through all the channels you programmed in the TV's memory.

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Select a channel you want to program.

Example: channel 2

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Press MENU repeatedly to display the

SET UP menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "FAVORITE

CH" is displayed in magenta.

Press - or ÷ to display FAVORITE CH menu.

Each time you press- or ÷, you are guided between "SET" and "CLEAR".

Display "SET" in magenta.

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0 0 0 0

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TO SET PUSH ADV

FAV •

ADV

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ADV +

FAV •

Press ADV until the channel number to be programmed ("2" in this example)

replaces "0" on the display.

F FAVORITE CH

SET

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

TV:CYAN CABLE:BLUE

TO SET PUSH ADV

L TO SELECT PUSH - +

6 Repeat steps 1 to 5 for other channels.

To select your favorite channels you have programmed, use the FAV

• /• buttons on the Remote Control instead of using the CHANNEL J,/V buttons.

Note: The FAV •/• buttons cannot function if you have not pro-

grammed your favorite channels.

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Select a favorite channel you want to clear.

Example: channel 2

Press MENU repeatedly to display the SET UP menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "FAVORITE CH" is displayed in magenta.

Press - or ÷ to display FAVORITE CH menu.

Each time you press- or +, you are guided between "SET" and "CLEAR".

Display "CLEAR" in magenta.

Press ADV until the channel number to

clear ("2" in this example) changes to "0"

on the display.

SET UP

FAVORITE CH

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

FAVORITE CH

SET CLEAR

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

TV:CYAN CABLE:BLUE TO SELECT PUSH - +

TO SET PUSH ADV

FAVORITE CH

CLEAR

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

TV:CYAN CABLE:BLUE TO SELECT PUSH - + TO SET PUSH ADV

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Using Closed-Captioned Function

Closed-captioning is a printed version of the dialogue, narration, and/or sound effects of a TV program. Captions will appear at either the top or bottom of the screen during

captioned broadcasts as shown. Captioning is especially helpful for hearing impaired individuals.

1 Select the desired program.

2 Press C.CAPT on the Remote Control to

call up the CLOSED CAPTION mode display.

Press C.CAPT repeatedly until "CAPTION

1", "CAPTION 2", "CAPTION 3" or

"CAPTION 4" is displayed in magenta.

+/--

ADV

Select "CAPTION 1" for a transcription of the primary language in your area.

Select "CAPTION 3" for captioning information usually of secondary lan-

guages.

"CAPTION 2" or "CAPTION 4" carries

Closed Captioning but not necessarily in the same time frame as the sound from

the program.

CLOSED CAPTION

CAPT 10N I i>: CAPTION 2

CAPTION 3 : CAPTION 4

OFF

TO SELECT PUSH C.CAPT

C.CAPT --

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ADV -

Note: A closed-captioned signal may not be decoded in the following situations.

- When a video tape has been dubbed.

- When the signal reception is weak.

- When the signal reception is non- standard.

ADV +

You can also select this feature using the on-screen menu function.

1 Press MENU repeatedly to display the

OPTION menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "CLOSED CAPTION" is displayed in magenta.

OPT I ON

CLOSED CAPTION

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

3 Press - or ÷ to select "CAPTION 1",

"CAPTION 2", "CAPTION 3" or "CAPTION 4".

To deactivate this feature

Select "OFF" in the CLOSED CAPTION mode display.

CLOSED CAPTION

CAPTION 1 {; i CAPTION 2 ,(

CAPTION 3 CAPTION 4

0 F F

TO SELECT PUSH - +

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Text is information that is presented using from one half to all of the television screen. It is usually not related to the program. For example, it could be a listing of the closed-captioned programs, news, weather information or stock market reports.

Select the desired program.

Press C.CAPT on the Remote Control to call up the CLOSED CAPTION mode

display.

Press C.CAPT repeatedly until "TEXT 1", "TEXT 2", "TEXT 3" or "TEXT 4" is displayed in magenta.

CLOSED CAPTION

TEXT I TEXT 2

TEXT 3

: OFF

TO SELECT PUSH C.CAPT

TEXT 4

You can also select this feature using the on-screen menu function.

Press MENU repeatedly to display the

OPTION menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "CLOSED

OPT I ON

A L

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CAPTION" is displayed in magenta.

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

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Press - or + to select "TEXT 1", "TEXT 2", "TEXT 3" or "TEXT 4".

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TO SELECT PUSH - +

To deactivate this feature

Select "OFF" in the CLOSED CAPTION mode display.

Note:

If you select a closed-captioned channel and the "TEXT" mode,

the TEXT screen always appears.

However, TEXT characters are not displayed when no signal is aired.

CLOSED CAPTION

TEXT 1

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Labeling Channels

This feature allows you to enter a 4 letter channel identifier of your choice that will appear over the channel number

display. The labeling can be anything you want (for example the station call letters).

1 Select the channel you want to apply

labels.

ADV -

STOP SOURCE PLAY PiP

REC TV/VCR REW FF

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STILL LOCATE SWAP

+/-

ADV

ADV +

Example: To assign "ABCD"

to channel 4.

Press MENU repeatedly to display the

OPTION menu.

3 Press ADV repeatedly until "CH LABEL"

OPT ION

CH LABEL

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is displayed in ma#enta.

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

4 Press- or + to call up the CH LABEL mode display shown below on

the screen.

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CABLE 4 ....

TO SELECT PUSH - + TO ENTER 1ST CHARACTER

PUSH ADV

4th char. space

Letters of the alphabet, numbers and other graphic symbols are available for labeling.

Each time you press the - or + button, the displayed character will change in the following order.

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+ button

- button

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---* +--_ [ ]---_ Z----_ A--* 9 ----_0 _

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Press - or + repeatedly until the 1st

character ("A" in this example) appears

in the 1st charachter space.

Press ADV once to enter the 1st character

and to advance to the next character space.

CH LABEL

CABLE 4 A---

TO SELECT PUSH - + TO ENTER 1ST CHARACTER

PUSH ADV

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Repeat steps 5 and 6 to enter the 2nd,

3rd and 4th characters ('B", "C", "D" in this example). When the on-screen

message at the right appears, the

channel label has been stored in the

memory.

Repeat steps 1through 7 for other channels.

You will be able to apply labels to up to 32 names.

The label will appear when you turn the TV on, select a channel, or press the

RECALL button.

1 Select the channel which has the label

you want to clear.

2-4 Follow steps 2-4 on the previous

page to call up the CH LABEL mode display.

CH LABEL

CABLE 4 ABCD

CH LABEL

CABLE 4 ABCD

ENTERED

ABCD

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5 Enter "[blank]" or "-" in all character

spaces.

CH LABEL

CABLE 4 ....

TO SELECT PUSH - + TO ENTER 1ST CHARACTER

PUSH ADV

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Activating Noise Reduction/Flesh Tone Functions

This function allows you to reduce visible interference in your TV picture.

This is useful when receiving a broadcast with a weak signal or playing

back a video cassette or disc damaged by repeated use.

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+/- ADV

ADV +

Press MENU repeatedly to display the OPTION menu.

Press ADV repeatedly until "NOISE REDUCTION" is displayed in magenta.

Press - or + until "NOISE REDUCTION ON" is displayed in magenta.

To deactivate this function

Select "NOISE REDUCTION OFF".

This function allows you to obtain natural flesh tone by correcting the reference of tint between TV stations.

OPT I ON

NOISE REDUCTION

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

NOISE REDUCTION ON NOISE REDUCTION OFF

L TO SELECT PUSH - +

ADV -

REC TV/VCR REW FF

®0@®

STILL LOCATE SWAP

TOSHIBA

1-2

Select "FLESH TONE" following steps

1 and 2 above.

Press - or + until "FLESH TONE ON" is displayed in magenta.

To deactivate this function Select "FLESH TONE OFF".

OPT ION

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FLESH TONE

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

FLESH TONE ON FLESH TONE OFF

TO SELECT PUSH - +

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Changing On-Screen Display Language

Three different languages (ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH) are available for the on-screen displays (adjustment menus, and messages), and you can choose the desired one.

ADV -

-- MENU

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STOP SOURCE PLAY PIP

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ADV +

1 Press MENU repeatedly to display the

OPTION menu.

2 Press ADV repeatedly until "LANGUAGE"

is displayed in magenta.

3 Press - or + until your desired language is

displayed in magenta.

Example: PICTURE menu

display

"ENGLISH"

"FRENCH"

"SPANISH"

OPT ION

LANGUAGE

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TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

FRENCH

SPANISH

TO SELECT PUSH - +

PICTURE

CONTRAST

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR

TINT SHARPNESS

PIP CONTRAST

COLOR TEMPERATURE

PICTURE PREFERENCE TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

IMAGE

CONTRASTE

LUMINOSITE

COULEUR

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Connecting a Standard VCR

Connect VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3 IN jacks on the TV rear panel to the video/audio output jacks of a VCR, Laser disk

player, camcorder, etc. for playback of video material.

Antenna/Cable

lead-in

See page 6 for detailed Antenna/Cable TV connection.

Antenna _ Antenna input output

VCR

Video

output

TV/VI DEO

Back of TV

I I

VIDEO1 VIDEO2

Video cable (not supplied)

Audio cable (not supplied)

To operate your TV and video equipment properly, refer to the instruc- tions furnished with the video equipment.

1 Turn the TV and VCR ON.

Press TV/VIDEO on the Remote Control or on the TV to select the appropriate

source. ("VIDEO 1" in this example). Each time you press the button, TV,

VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3 source will

be selected in order.

TO SELECT PUSH TV/VIDE0

TV VIDEO 1

VIDEO 2 VIDEO 3

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3 Operate your VCR normally.

Notes:

• The VIDEO 2 IN jacks can also be used for connecting a second piece of video equipments with video/audio outputs. To view video from

equipment connected to the VIDEO 2 IN jacks, select "VIDEO 2".

• The VIDEO 3 IN jacks can also be used for connecting a third piece of video equipments with video/audio outputs. To view video from equipment connected to the VIDEO 3 IN jacks,

select "VIDEO 3".

• If you connect a monaural VCR, connect the audio output of the VCR to the L/MONO jack of the VIDEO 1/2/3 IN jacks on the TV.

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Connecting a VCR with an S-Video Jack

If you connect a VCR with an S-video jack to the S-VIDEO jack on the back of the TV, you must also connect the audio cables to the AUDIO jacks of the VIDEO 1 IN jacks on the back of the TV. The S-video cable only carries the video signal. Audio signals are separate.

Antenna/Cable

lead-in

Antenna

input

outputs output

_ Antenna

ud° lSVde°

See page 6 for detailed Antenna/Cable TV connection.

output VCR

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M_NSPEAKER

S-video cable (not supplied)

Back of TV

1 Turn the TV and VCR ON.

2 Press TV/VIDEO to select "VIDEO 1".

3 Operate yourVCR normally.

Audio cable (not supplied)

Notes:

• If you connect a monaural VCR, connect the audio

output of the VCR to the L/MONO jack of the VIDEO 1 IN jacks on the TV set.

• When the S-video cable is connected to the S-VIDEO IN jack, the video cable (phono-type) should not be

connected.

• The S-VIDEO jack accepts SEPARATED Luminance/ Chrominance (Y-C) signals conforming to the NTSC

standard.

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Dubbing/Editing Video Tapes Using 2 VCRs

To dub or edit your own video tapes between one VCR and another, connect the VCR that will play to the input jacks

(VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3) on the TV. Then connect the output jacks from the TV to the input jacks on the recording VCR.

Note: Do not connect one VCR to the output and input jacks on the TV at the same time.

Back of TV

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Video output

Playback VCR

1 Turn the TV and both VCR's ON.

'[] Audio

-[]- outputs

2 Press TV/VIDEO to select "VIDEO 1"

3 Set the recording VCR to record mode and the

playback VCR to play.

4 You can view the video signal from the playback VCR

on the TV screen while dubbing it onto the recording VCR.

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Audio Video inputs input

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Recording VCR

CAUTION:

The unauthorized recording of television programs, video tapes and other materials may infringe upon the

provisions of the copyright laws.

Notes:

• The input switch of the VCR is normally in the TV

position. Change the switch of the recording VCR to the LINE or CAMERA position when using the video/audio inputs

of the VCR as above. Some VCR's automatically switch when the cables are plugged into the video/audio

inputs.

• The PIP picture cannot be output through the VIDEO OUT jack.

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Connecting an Audio Amplifier

Connect the VARiable AUDIO OUT jacks to the auxiliary input jacks on a stereo amplifier. You can control the audio

signal going to the audio level using the Remote Control for this TV.

Back of TV

AUX. input

Fixed level AUDIO OUT*

* The "fixed level" audio signal present at the AUDIO jacks of VIDEO/AUDIO OUT jacks is also ideal for connecting an

audio cassette recorder (or amplifier) to record audio from the TV. This constant audio signal is not affected by pressing the VOLUME buttons on the TV or the TV's Remote Control.

Stereo amplifier

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1 Turn the TV and the stereo amplifier ON.

2 Adjust the VOLUME buttons on the TV for a moderate

listening level.

3 Disconnect the built-in speakers following the instruc-

tions at the right.

4 Adjust the volume control on the stereo amplifier for

a moderate listening level.

Control of the audio can now be done using the VOLUME and MUTE buttons on the Remote Control

of the TV, and using the AUDIO menu items (BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE).

Press MENU repeatedly

to display the AUDIO

AUDIO

menu.

Press ADV repeatedly

SPEAKERS

until "SPEAKERS" is

displayed in magenta.

Press - or + until

TO SELECT ITEM PUSH ADV TO CONTROL PUSH - +

"SPEAKERS OFF" is displayed in magenta.

The built-in speakers will

be turned off.

TO SELECT PUSH - +

To turn on the built-in speakers

Select "SPEAKERS ON" in step 3 above.

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Connecting External Speakers

You can connect speakers to the EXTernal SPEAKER terminals on the TV set to enhance sound from the TV.

Before connecting the speakers, turn the TV off.

Connect the speaker cables. While pressing the clamp, insert the cable core. Then,

release the clamp. Match the right and left channels and +/- polarities of

the TV speaker terminals with the external speakers.

Right speaker

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EXT _ INT MAIN SPEAKER

Twist cable core.

Set the MAIN SPEAKER switch to "EXT". The built-in TV speakers are switched off.

EXT _ INT MAIN SPEAKER

CAUTIONS:

• Do not connect external

speakers to more than one audio source at a time.

You will damage your

equipment if you connect the same speaker system to both the TV and ampli-

fier.

• Use only external speakers with an impedance rating

of 8 ohms and input power of 10 W or greater.

Page 45

Cleaning and Care

WARNING: TV sets use High Voltage. Do not try to remove the cabinet back. Refer servicing to qualified service

personnel,

To clean the TV screen:

1. First remove the plug from the power outlet to avoid possible shock hazard.

2. Use a clean cellulose sponge or chamois cloth dampened with a solution of mild detergent and

warm water to clean TV screen and trim. Do not use too much water on the TV screen. Water spills

into the cabinet and may cause damage to the TV. Avoid excess water.

3. Remove any extra moisture with the same cloth or a dry one.

Specifications

TELEVISION SYSTEM: NTSC standard

CHANNEL COVERAGE:

POWER SOURCE:

VHF; 2 through 13

UHF; 14 through 69

Cable TV; mid band (A-8 through A-l, A through I)

super band (J through W) hyper band (AA through ZZ, AAA, BBB) ultra band (65 through 94, 100 through 125)

120V AC, 60Hz

• To maintain the finish and appearance of the cabinet, polish it from time to time with a quality furniture polish.

Caution: Never use strong solvents such as thinner,

benzene or other chemicals on or near cabinet,

as they might damage the finish of the cabinet.

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POWER CONSUMPTION:

AUDIO POWER: 10W + 10W

SPEAKER TYPE: Two 2-3/4 x 5 inches (70 x 130mm)

VIDEO/AUDIO TERMINALS: S-VIDEO INPUT (VIDEO 1)

DIMENSIONS:

MASS: 1961bs (88.2kg)

SUPPLIED ACCESORIES Remote Control with 2 "AAA" size batteries

118W (average)

Y-INPUT: 1V(p-p), 75 ohm, negative sync. C-INPUT: 0.286V(p-p) (burst signal), 75 ohm

VIDEO 1NIDEO 2NIDEO 3 INPUT

VIDEO: 1V(p-p), 75 ohm, negative sync. AUDIO: 150mV(rms) (30% modulation, 47k ohm)

VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT

VIDEO: 1V(p-p), 75 ohm, negative sync. AUDIO: 150mV(rms) (30% modulation, 4.7k ohm)

VARIABLE: AUDIO OUTPUT

0-350mV(rms) (30% modulation, 4.7k ohm)

EXTERNAL SPEAKER TERMINALS

Accept speakers of impedance 8 ohm, input power 10W or greater

Width Height

Depth

Antenna adapter

36-17/32 inches (928mm) 32-1/4 inches (819mm) 23-47/64 inches (603mm)

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Before Calling Service Personnel

Before calling service personnel, please check the following chart for a possible cause of the problem you are experi-

encing. A minor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem and restore your TV reception.

• Be sure power cord is plugged in.

• May be station trouble.

• Check antenna connections.

• Check antenna for broken wires.

• May be station trouble.

• Check if SPEAKERS ON/OFF function (page 43) or

MAIN SPEAKER switch (page 44) is properly set.

• May be station trouble.

• Check antenna connections.

• May be local interference from an appliance.

• Check antenna connections.

• Check antenna for broken wires.

• May be station trouble.

• Check antenna connections.

• Check antenna for broken wires.

• If VCR is connected, check TVNCR switch.

• Be sure TV/CABLE function (page 15) is in "TV" mode.

• That channel may be locked out with CH LOCK

function (page 30), or erased with the ADD/

ERASE function (page 16).

• May be station trouble.

• Check antenna connections.

• May be station trouble.

• Check antenna connections.

• Check antenna for broken wires.

• May be local interference from an appliance.

• Check if station is broadcasting in color.

• If you change the direction of the TV while the TV

is activated, the picture may suffer from color

shading. If so, turn off the TV and allow to cool for about 30 minutes, then turn on the TV again. The picture should improve.

• Check if MTS function is properly set.

• Press POWER button.

• Try another channel.

• Adjust VOLUME.

• Try another channel.

• Adjust VOLUME.

• Adjust BASS, TREBLE, or

BALANCE control.

• Re-orient antenna. Try another channel.

Adjust BRIGHTNESS. Adjust CONTRAST. Adjust SHARPNESS.

Re-orient antenna.

Try another channel.

Re-orient antenna.

• Try another channel.

• Re-orient antenna.

• Try another channel.

• Re-orient antenna.

• Adjust TINT.

• Adjust COLOR.

• Check if TV/CABLENCR switch is properly set. • Change batteries.

• Be sure power cord is plugged in.

• Check battery in Remote control.

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Limited United States Warranty

Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc. ("TACP") and Toshiba Hawaii Inc. ("THI") make the following limited warranties. These limited warranties extend to the original consumer purchaser or any person receiving this set as a gift from the original consumer purchaser and

to no other purchaser or transferee.

Limited One (1) Year Warranty TACP and THI warrant this product and its parts against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one (1) year after the date

of original retail purchase. During this period, TACP and THI will repair a defective product or part, without charge to you. "Author-

ized TACP/-I-HI service station personnel will come to your home

when warranty service is required. Depending on the type of repair

required, the service will either be performed in your home orthe

set will be taken to the authorized TACP/-I-HI service station for

repair and returned to your home at no cost to you."

Limited Two (2) Year Warranty of Picture Tube

TACP and THI further warrant the picture tube in this product against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of two (2) years after the date of original retail purchase. During this period,

TACP and THI will replace a defective picture tube without charge to you, except that if a defective picture tube is replaced after one

(1) year from the date of the original retail purchase, you pay labor charges involved in the replacement.

Owner's Manual and Registration Card

You should read this owner's manual thoroughly before operating

this product. You should also insure that your name and address are on file as owner of a TACP/-rHI product by completing and

mailing the enclosed registration card within ten days after you, or

the person who has given you this product as a gift, purchased this poduct. This is one way to enable TACP/-IHI to provide you with

better customer service and improved products. Failure to return

the card will not affect your rights under this warranty so long as you retain other proof of purchase such as a bill of sale.

Your Responsibility

The above warranties are subject to the following conditions:

(1) You must retain your bill of sale or provide other proof of

purchase.

(2) All warranty servicing of this product must be made by an

Authorized TACP/T'HI Service Station.

(3) These warranties are effective only if the product ispurchased

and operated in the U.S.A.

(4) Labor service charges for set installation, set up, adjustment of

customer controls and installation or repair of antenna sys- tems are not covered by this warranty. Reception problems

caused by inadequate antenna systems are your responsibil- ity.

(5)

Warranties extend onlyto defects in materials or workmanship as limited above and do not extend to any product or parts

which have been lost or discarded by you or to damage to products or parts caused by misuse, accident, damage caused

by Acts of God, such as lightning or fluctuations in electric power, improper installation, improper maintenance or use in

violation of instructions furnished by us; or to units which have been altered or modified without authorization of TACP/THI or

to damage to products or parts thereof which have had the

serial number removed, altered, defaced or rendered illegible.

Step-By-Step Procedures - How to Obtain Warranty Service

If, after following all of the operating instructions in this manual and checking the section "BEFORE CALLING SERVICE PERSONNEL", you find that service is needed;

(1) ContactoneoftheTACP/THIServiceCenterslisted belowforwarrantyserviceorcallthe IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES

TACP toll free number 800-631-3811 within thirty (30) days after you find a defective Should your unit require service, Call

product or part to find the nearest TOSHIBA Authorized Service Station or any

authorized TOSHIBA dealer.

(2) Please present your bill of sale or other proof to the Authorized Service Station.

"Authorized TACP/THI service station personnel will come to you r home when warranty Toll Free

service is required. Depending on the type of repair required, the service will either be performed in your home or the set will be taken to the authorized TACP/THI service

station for repair and returned to your home at no cost to you."

(3) If you have any question about service, please contact one of the following TACP/THI

Service Centers:

NORTHEAST MIDWEST WEST SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST HAWAII

82 Totowa Road, 1010 Johnson Drive, 5490 E. Francis St., 1421 Champion Drive 6115 Jimmy Carter 327 Kamakee Street, Wayne, Buffalo Grove, Ontario, Suite 304, Carrollton, Blvd., Honolulu,

New Jersey 07470 Ill 60089-6900 California 91761 Texas 75006 Suite C2, Norcross, Hawaii 96814

All warranties implied by state law, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are expressly limited to the duration of the limited warranties set forth above. With the exception of any warranties implied by state law as hereby limited,

the foregoing warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties, guarantees, agreements and similar obligations of manufacturer or seller with respect to the repair or replacement of any product or parts. In no event shall TACP orTHI be liable for consequential or incidental

damages.

No person, agent, distributor, dealer or company is authorized to change, modify or extend the terms of these warranties in any manner

whatsoever. The time within which action must be commenced to enforce any obligation of TACP or THI arising under thiswarrantyor under any statute, or law of the United States or any state thereof, is hereby limited to 90 days from the date you discover or should have discovered, the defect. This limitation does not apply to implied warranties arising under state law.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state. Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, when an action may be brought, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or

consequential damages, so the above provisions may not apply to you.

Georgia 30071-4607

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IF_ ATTENTION CANADIAN CONSUMERS:Canadian consumers are requested to complete the special Canadian "Warranty Registration Form" enclosed, and forward

this completed form with a copy of bill of sale to TOSHIBA OF CANADA to "Register and Validate" their warranty.

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TOSHIBA AMERICA CONSUMER PROOUCTS,

HEAD OFFICE/82 TOTOWA ROAD, WAYNE, NEW JERSEY 07470

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MIDWEST: 1010 JOHNSON DRIVE, BUFFALO GROVE, ILLINOIS 60089-6900

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SOUTHEAST: 6115 JIMMY CARTER BLVD, SUITE C2, NORCROSS, GA 30071-4607

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HEAD OFFICE/327 KAMAKEE STREET, HONOLULU, HAWAII 96814, U.S.A.

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HEAD OFFICE/191 MCNABB STREET, MARKHAM, ONTARIO, L3R 8H2, CANADA TEL: (905) 470-5400

SERVICE CENTERS/TORONTO: 191 MCNABB STREET, MARKHAM, ONTARIO, L3R 8H2, CANADA TEL: (905) 470-5400

MONTREAL: 1643, NORTH SERVICE RD., TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY, DORVAL QUEBEC, H9P 1J1, CANADA

TEL: (514) 332-6860

VANCOUVER: 3870 JACOMBS ROAD, RICHMOND, B.C., V6V 1Y6, CANADA TEL: (604) 270-8481

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