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machine numbers I A25B33 I A27B33
iili ..............._
enith!
operating guide / warranty
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RECORDYOURMODELNUMBER /
(Now,w_ile youam seeIt)
/
Themode(and serialnumber ofyour newTVare located
onthe backofthe TV cabinet. Foryourfuture convenience,
wesuggestthat your record these numbershere:
MODELNO.
SERIALNO.
WARNING
WARNING:
TO REDUCETHE RISKOFELECTRICSHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER(ORBACK).NO USERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.
REFERSERVICINGTO QUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.
The Lightningflash with arrowheadsymboL,within an equiLateraLtriang|e,is intendedto alertthe userto the presence
of uninsulated"dangerousvoltage"within the product'senclosurethat may be of sufficientmagnitudeto constitutea
riskofelectric shockto persons, p
The exclamationpointwithin an equiLateraLtriang|eis intendedto alert the userto the presenceof importantoperating
and maintenance(servicing)instructions in the Literatureaccompanyingthe appliance.
WARNING:
TOPREVENTFIREOR SHOCKHAZARDS,DONOTEXPOSETHISPRODUCTTO RAINOR MOISTURE.
POWER CORD POLARIZAT:ON:
CAUTION:ToPreventELectricShock,Match wide bladeof plug to wide slot, fulLyinsert.
ATTENTION:Pour_viter [eschocs_Lectriques,introduireLalame ta pluslarge de la fiche dansla borne
correspondantede la priseet pousserjusqu'aufond.
NOTETO
CABLE/TV INSTALLER:
This reminder is providedto call the cableTVsysteminstaLLersattention to ArticLe820-40 of the NationalELectricCode
(U.S.A.). Thecodeprovidesguidelinesfor propergroundingand,in particular,specifiesthat the cablegroundshallbe
connectedto the grounding systemofthe building,asdose to the point of the cableentryas practical
REGULATORY INFORMATION:
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththeUmitsfora ClassB digitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15
oftheFCCRuLes.Theselimitsaredesignedto providereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhen the
equipmentisoperatedina residentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequency
energyand,ifnotinstalledand usedinaccordancewiththe"instructionmanual may causeharmfulinterferencetoradio
communications.HoweveI,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurina particularinstallation.Ifthis
equipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbe determinedby turning
theequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowing
measures: • Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
• Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentand receiver.
• Connecttheequipmentintoanoutleton a circuitdifferentfromthatto whichthe
receiverisconnected.
• Consultthedealeroran experiencedradio/IVtechnicianforhelp.
CAUTION:
Donot attemptto modifythis productin anywaywithout writtenauthorizationfromZenith ElectronicsCorporation.
Unauthorizedmodification couldvoidthe user'sauthorityto operatethis product.
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,N,,,LL,,IONI S,,R,EOIP'GE'
IMPORTANT!{
Usethis pageto decidewhereyou need to beginyoursetup. First, find the tine
betowthat bestdescribeswhat you want to do, then goto that page number.
Note:Designand specificationsare subjectto changewithout prior notification.
If you are usingan antennaand noother equipment, go to .................. page4
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If you have cabte and noother equipment,go to ......................... page5
CabLeW
waUjack
In _ Cable box I P
L'm¶u,,n..v,,mmVl1=_ Ifyou are using an antenna and have a VCR.go to ....................... page 6
ThispagewiU
directyou to
which page
to go to for
properhook-
up of your
Entertainment
MacMne.
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If you have cabte and a VCR, go to .................................. page 7
Cabte W
waUjade
,eboxI
If you havea SuperVHSVCR,DVDPrayer,orAudioequipment,go to ............ pages8-9
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Connect an
antenna
to your
Entertainment
Machine.
Hook up your Entertainment
Machine, seediagrams at right.
Remove the back of the remote
and put in two AAA batteries.
PLug in your TV. Do not plug it
into a switched outtet.
Goto page 10 to Auto Program
your EntertainmentMachine.
Zfyod haveo 75 ohm RFcable,
thenyou don't need any adapters!
Remember,whenscrewingRF
cob_ ontojod_, clockwiset_'ght-
ens, and counterclockwiseloosens.
A 300 to 75 ohmadapter is not
induded withyour Zenith
EntertainmentMachine.
*t• 3=• _• a, .I tl
Antenna
Flat_re
(3ooohm)
,' TVbackpanel
• (expandedview)
Antenna
I Cable
300/75 ohm
Adapter
Antenna
Y RFcoaxialwire
,,° wpackpana
(expandedview)
#
Antenna
/ Cable
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75 OHMRFCABLE
300 TO75 OHMADAPTER
The wire that comesfrom an off-air antenna or cableserviceprovider.Eachend rooks Eke a hex shapednut with a wire
suckingthrough the middle, and it screwsontothe threadedjack on the backof your TV.
A smaLtdevicethat connectsa two-wire 300 ohm antennato a 75 ohm RFjack. They are usuattyabout an
inch tong with two screwson one end and a roundopeningwith a wire stickingout on the other end.
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INSTALLATION
I STANDARD I PAGE
Hookupyour Entertainment
Machine,see diagramsat right.
Removethe back of the remote
andputin two AAAbatteries.
Ptugin yourTV.Do not plug it
into a switchedoutlet.
Goto page 10 to AutoProgram
yourEntertainmentMachine.
Z/you're usinga cablebox,leave your
TVonchannel3 or 4 and useyour
cableboxto changechannels.
Remember,whenscrewingRFcables
ontojacks, clockwisetightens,and
counterclockwiseloosens.
If you're usinga cablebox,Auto-
Program(page 10) might only.find the
channelyour cableserviceison
(usuallychannel3 or 4). Don'tworry,
that's oUyou need!
(Without CabLeBox)
CabLeW :
waLLjack
,," TV backpanel
(expandedview)
RFcoaxiatwire_ Antenna
/ CabLe
(Wci__abl.e Box)
wall.jack
Out_ output 1"-OI
,'" W back panel.
_mre (7_ An(t(:: rldedview)
Connect
cableto your
Entertainment
Machine,
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CABLESERVICEThe wire that suppliesaE yourcableTV(CATV)stations.
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Connectyour
off-air
antennaand
VCRto your
Entertainment
Machine.
L
r
Hookup your Entertainment
Machine,seediagramsat right.
Removethe backof the remote
and put in two AAA batteries.
(VCRwith Rat Wire Antenna Adapter)
i
Antenna
i Flat wire
T (300 ohm)
300/75 ohm
Adapter
PLugin your TV. Do not p|ugit
into a switchedoutlet.
Go to page10 to Auto Program
your Entertainment Machine.
Remember,whenscrewing
RFcob_sontojacks, clockwise
tightens, and counterd_kwise
loosens.
Usevideosourcesfor betterpic-
ture endsound.
WithoutA/q/cables, VCRswill not
ployvideocossettesin stereo
sound.
TVbackpanel.
(expandedview)
IVV cables
notincluded
_th P/
(VCRwith Round Antenna Wire)
• ._--1_-_- ,
Roundwire (75ohm)
S-Video1 Video1 R-Audio-L Antenna
@
)/ cab_
S - Video 2 Video
@
W back panel.
(expa.ndedview)
.Vv cables
notincluded
withW
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Hookupyour Entertainment
Machine,seediagramsat Hght.
Removethe backof the remote
and put in two AAAbatteries.
PLugin_dourTV. Donot pLugit
into a switchedoutlet.
Goto page10 to Auto Program
your EntertainmentMachine.
yourV_ andyourtPJevidon
t_nedto channelthreeanduse
themb_ boxWchangechan_l_
Remember,whenscrewingin RF
rabiesontojacks,dodo_'setight-
ens,andcoun_Jdodoviseloosens.
NoA/V cabl_ are includedwith
your ZenithEntertoffnment
Mochine. WithoutAi_ cables,most
VCRswig not play videncassett_
in stereosound.
(Without Cabte Box)
CabLeTV
waUjack
_]__ dre (75ohm)
cables
not included
with W
(With Cabte Box)
Antenna
/caue
A/V cables
not intruded
with W
1v backpand
(expandedYi_)
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Conned:
yourV(:Rand
CabLeto your
Entertainment
Hlddne.
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Connecting a
S-VHSVCR
or DVDPlayer
to your
Entertainment
Machine.
Super VHS VCR
Locate the Ant In jack on the
F
backof your S-VHSVCR.
Connectthe cableLinecoming
from your wall directly to
this jack.
NowLocatethe Out to TV
jack. Connecta cable from
the Out to TVjack to the
Antenna/Cablejack on
the back of your TV.
Findthe audioand S-Video
jacks onthe backof your DVD
or S-VHSplayer,and connect
them followingthe instructions
providedwith your equipment.
DVD* Player
Simplyconnectthe S-Video/Audioout on
the DVDto the S-VHS1, R-LAudioor
S-VHS2, R-LAudio In on the TV.
UseVideosources[orbetterpic-
ture and sound.
Tousewith PIP: go to the
SourceMenu (page 30) and
choosethejack you've connected
your S-VHSor DVDplayer
(S-VHSI,-Z) asthe Main
or PIP source.
* Digital VideoDisk PLayer
I DVD Player
Jacks
Audio
R-LOut
Cables
not incSJded
Attach to
cable wattjack,
cable box, or
antenna
Ant_enna
/ Cable
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Beforeyou begin plugging in your stereosys-
tem, it's a good idea to put it in its
approximateplacefirst. That wayyou know
how muchwire you have or wit[ need.
Getthe
bestsound
possible
fromyour
Entertainment
Machine.
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Locatethe jacks marked
VariabLeOut. Theseare for the
stereosystem.Connectthe
stereosystem'scab(es,accord-
ing to their corot (red is the
right channe[,white the Left)
to thesejacks.
Q
Thesewiresshouldbeincluded
withyour stereo
S- Vfdeo1 Video1 i_Antenna
S- Video 2 Video2
@ _ _
A/V cables
not included
w_hTV
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R-LAudio
\[ [nput
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oI INSTALLATIONI START
UseAuto
1 Programto
I automatically
| find and
| store all of
/the _ons
/ availablein
/your areain
I o the TV's
- memoN.
With the remote controlin hand,
pressthe POWERkeyto turn on
your EntertainmentMachine.
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Pressthe MENUkey sothe Setup
menu appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson
the remote control select Auto
Programonyour screen.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowto
reach the Auto Programscreen.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows,
chooseeither CabLeTVor Off-Air
Antenna onyour screen.
Note:Theoptionthat is bunking
and appearsin white is selected.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowto
begin Auto Program.
PressENTERor QUIT to return to
TV viewing.
Note:AutoProgramfinds channels
beingreceivedby the TVTuner.See
informationonpage 1#.forusing
the CableBoxor VCRTuners.
Tocustomizeyour channel
selection,seepage 18.
AUTOPROGRAMAuto Programis howyourEntertainmentMachinefinds aUthe channels avaitab[ein your areaand sto_s them in memonj.
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(PROGRAM)
operate other produ
See page35. [ / _
Keturnto the _ r
Activatescustomchannelselect
modeon your
EntertainmentMachine.
WhenSurfmodeis acti_ve,CHANNEL
UP/DOWNkeys"Surl_ throughthe
channelsyou'veselected.
CHANNEL (UP/DOWN)
Flip through
available channels.
ENTER
Showsthe Channel/Time
display.Pressafter channel
numbersfor instant selection.
LEFT/RIGHT ARROWS
The Left/Right arrows
adjustoptions.
MENU
Displayson-sCreen
menusfor TV mode.
PIP FEATURES
See PIP operation section.
TIMER
Displaysthe SLeepTimer
Menu. See"Timer Setup"
on page 24 for
more information.
Keysdedicatedto VCR
functions wiUstill operate
your VCRwhile the remote
is in 7t/mode.
remote control part number
MBR3457
(124-212-36/37)
POWER
TurnsTVOn or Off.
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LED INDICATOR LIGHT
Ughtswhen keysare pressed.
CABLEIVCRIAUXITV
Selectsremoteoperatingmode.
MUTE
TurnssoundOff and On
while the pictureremains.
Pressonceto quiet sound, press
again to mute, pressagain to
restoresound.
VOLUME LEFT/RIGHT
Adjuststhe soundLevelson
your EntertainmentMaChine.
NUMBER KEY PAD
Selects channelsdirectlyand
enters numericvaluesfor
someoptions.
UP/DOWN ARROWS
The Up/Down arrowsselectoptions.
QUIT
Removeon-screendisplayfrom
view. If no displayis on, switches
SEQsoundfeature On andOff for
someTVs.
CC(CLOSED CAPTIONING)
Displaysthe closedcaptionmenu.
TV/VCR-SOURCE
Switches betweenwatchingTV
through your antenna/cable,or
through your VCR.
AquickUst
ofall the
keysonyour
remoteand
what
theydo.
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Howto use
yourfront
controL
panelto
operate
the menus.
Note:Formodel AZ7B33, when usingthe on-
screenmenus,the buttonson the front panel
correspondto the remote controlbuttonsas fat-
Lows:
VOLUME- AdjustLeft/Right
CHANNEL- SeLectUp/Down
Toaccessthe Setup menu, press
the MENUbutton once; to get the
other menus,keep pressingthe
MENUbutton.
Choosethe function you wish to
changeusingthe SELECTbutton.
The ADJUST buttons act as an
"adjustment" (Left/Right) func-
Lion.
IEI
ill
Menusdisappearafterjgveseconds.
Toget them beck,pushthe MENU
buttonagain.
IJyou'velast your remote,you can
get a newreplacementby calling
1-800-255-6790 to purchasea
replacement.
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Typical lO-Button TV Front Panel
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Introducing
youto the
basicsof your
Entertainment
Machine
i./
The sourcebutton (TV/VCR/Source)on the remoteswitchesbetween
Videoinput and Cable/Antennainput. The Time/Channeldisplaywilt
read _Video" in place of a channelnumberif A/V inputs are selectedas
-the picturesource.
Cable/Antenna Input: This setting allows you to change cable or
antenna channels and to view videocassettes on channel 3 (or 4)
in mono sound.
VideoInput: This.setting aLLowsstereoplaybackof videocassettes.The
televisioncannotchangechannelsin the Videomode,but the VCRcan.
Ch 12-MTV
10:55
_ Stereo '_--I_
PIP Ch 30-ABC_--_-
Toview the currentinputsource,pressENTERon your remot_
TheTime/_onnel displayshouldappearin the upperright
hand comerof the screen. If the dfsplmjreads_'deo," then the
sourceison A/q/inpuL If the displayreadso chonnelnumber,
then the sourceisyour Cobteor Antenna.
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XDS- Extended Data Service
Somebroadcastersare including onthe signalthey provide
additionalinformation (data) aboutthe program.Thisaddition-
at information appearsonyour W screen(seeexample)when
you pressENTER;if the channelhasXDS.
Date
ChanneL/Time/AudioDisplay
(shownwith PIPdisplay,if PIPis on)
Titleof Program
Lengthof Program(in hoursand minutes)
TimeRemaining(in hoursandminutes)
Exampleof on XDSData Display
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ChanneL/LabeLor Video (Indicates Source)
Time
AudioMode
PIP Channel&Label
Ch 25-MTV
7:55
Stereo
Showing XDSData
SeLecta channel PressENTERto displayXDSdata;if avaiLabLe.
XDSChannel labels t
XDScan providea channel LabelautomaticaLLy.Forthe pro-
gramsto display an XDSchannellabeL, selectthe dashes
(.... ) for that channelfrom the ChannelID option in the
SetupHenu.
PIP V'_eo 1
NOVA
Length00:44 "nineLeft00:37
At this printing,XDSdata is onty beingprovided
bysomepublicbroadcastingstations;and as o
resul_it is only availableonsomechannels.
Youmustset the Clockinthe SetupMenu
he, re the time wiUappearon the
ChanneVTimeDisplay or on the XDSdisplay.
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Intxodudng
you to the
basicsof your
Entertainment
Machine
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CHANNELUP/DOWNarrows:Usethese arrowsto change the channeLs.
Autoprogramwitthavefound at[ channelsavaiLabLeto you.
NUMBERKey Pad:To skipto anychannel enter the numberof the
charmerusingthe NUMBERkey pad, then pressENTER.
FLASHBACK:Toinstant|y return to the Lastcharmerviewed,
pressFLASHBACK.
SURF:Switchesbetweenthe primarychannetsetectionand your cus-
tomized surfchanne| setections.Thesurf modeicon wit[ appearin the
tower right cornerof the screenwhen youchangechannels.PressSURF
to turn surf On, pressagain to turn surfmodeOff.
Thisis whilethe sourceis set to Antenna/Cabl_ Forany other
source,suchas a V_, the Main Picturechannelchangingwig
be controlledby that equipmenL
m
Votume Right/Le_ To adjust the vo{ume reveL use the volume
Right/Left arrows. To silence your TV instantty, press MUTE once to
soften the votume, press again to turn sound off. To get the sound
back, press MUTE again.
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Thereare a numberof waysyou canchooseto integrate yourEntertainmentMachine with the rest of your equip
ment. Channels can be changedusingthe television, the VCR,or the cable box, with advantagesto each.
USING THE TELEVISION AS THE TUNER preservesartyourchanne[labels(not availableon somemodeLs).It also
reducesthe numberof keysonthe remotecontro[youneedto worry abouL(Onedevice,oneremoteto learn.)
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U-SING THE VCR AS THE TUNER hasthe advantageof simp[if_ng the recordingprocess.If the VCRis tuned to
channelseven,then the VCRwit[ recordchanne| seven.
USING THE CABLE BOX (if you haveone) to changethe stationssometimeshasanadvantage,too, especially if
your cableproviderrequiresyou to usetheir cable boxto descrambletheir stations.
Help on
combining
your
Entertainment
Machine
with more
equipment.
Basedonthe advantages[isted above, decidewhat
deviceyou want to useas the tuner.
Connect the antenna or cable source to the input
of your tuner. (If you chose your television as the
tuner, then you're done. Go watch your
Entertainment Machine.)
Connect the output of yourtuner to the input of the
next device.
If you usedA/V cables for step 3, set the "next
device"to Videoinput. If you used an RFcoaxiat
cablein step 3, then tune the "next device"to
matchthe output channelof your tuner (usuatLy
channe|3 or 4).
Repeat steps 3 and 4 unti| you reach your
Entertainment Machine. Then enjoy!
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TUNER
A/V CABLES
A/V DEVICE
The tension, VCR, or cable box that you choose to change channels with.
Audio/Video cabtes. Three cables bunched together--right audio (red), [eft audio (white), and video (yellow).
Any device that produces video or sound (VCR, DVD, cabte box, or television).
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_m Descdptions
of all the
enuson your
ntert_n_e_
OPERATION I MENUS
Usingthe Menu button on your remoteyou can access
at[the menusbelow.
Menu Name Goto page
SETUP MENU
Auto Program
Add/Del/Surf
CLockSet
CapUons
CapUon/Text
Language
Background
SPECIAL
FEATURES
Timer Setup
CharmerLabeLs
Parentat Controt
Auto Demo
Adjuststhe basiccharacteristicsof your EntertainmentMachine.
Automatica|iyfindsand storesactive channelsto flip through using
Channel Up/Down.
Manua|[ypicksand chooseswhich activechannelswilt appearwhen flip-
ping through usingChanne|Up/Down
Setsthe time.
Turnsclosedcaptioningon, off, or set it to comeon automaticaUywhen
the te|evision is muted.
Choosesthe captioningor text method for your EntertainmentMachine.
Picksthe language you want your on-screenmenusto appearin.
Turnsthe backgroundfor on-screenmenustransparentor opaque.
Goesbeyond basicsand customizeyour Entertainment
Machine'sfunctions.
Programsa time for yourEntertainmentMachine to turn itself on or off,
or to turn itself off after a certain amountof time.
Labelsyour channelswith their network names(ABC,CBS,HBO,etc.).
Altowsparentsto brockanychannelor A/V sourcefor up to 99 hours,
with the useof a password.
Demonstratesthe on-screenmenusthat contro|TVsetup and operational
features.
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18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
C_ntinuedon nextpage.
ADD
DELETE
SURF
The add function adds channels to the list that wig be scrolled through when usingyour remote.
The de|ete function removes channels from the fist that will be scroLledthrough when using your remote.
The surf function creates a special fist of your favorite channels. You can access this group of channels by
pushing the surf button on the remote.
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Usingthe Menubutton on yourremote you can access
at[the menusbelow.
Menu Name
Goto page
Descriptions
of all the
menusonyour
Entertainment
Machine.
.AUDIO MENU
VIDEO MENU
P][P MENU
SOURCE MENU
Channet/T|me/
Audio Display
PIP/Channel
Volume Display
Xl)SDisplay
Customizes the sound to suit your room and your taste. Your options are:
Bass, Treble, Balance, Audio Mode, Front Surround, SoundRite, Speakers.
Adjusts your picture for any viewing situation. Your options are:
Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint, Sharpness, Color Temp, Picture Pref.
Controls the size and appearance of the PIP inset. Your options are:
Color, Tint, Size.
Chooses from the available sources for both the main picture and PIP.
Showsthe current time, channel,video andaudio source,and the
Surf status.
If presentindicatesPIP is on.
Showsthe currentsoundLeveL.
Ifavailableon currentlyselectedchannel givesprogramname, Lengthof
programand timeLeftin programin hoursandminutes.Alsoshows
Channet/Time/Audiodisplay.Iftheclockhasbeenset,wiLtdisplaythe
timealso.
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30
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selection.
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OPERATION
MENUS I SETUP MENU
Pressthe MENUkeyonthe remote
sothe Setup menuappears.
SetectAdd/Delete/Surf menu
usingthe UP/DOWNarrows.
Using either the NUMBER key pad
or the CHANNEL UP/DOWN arrows
on the remote, select a channel
(If adding a deleted channeL, you
wit[ need to use the number pad.)
Usingthe RIGHT/LEFTarrows,
pick whetherthat channetis
Added,Deleted, or a Surfchan-
net.
To continue, selectanother
channeiand repeat step 4. If you
are finished, pressENTERor QUIT
to returnto TVviewing.
Zfyou deleteo channel, it isn't
gonefor good.Just selectit
usingthe NUMBERkeypad on
the remote,or add it later.
PressSURF,with Su_ active, you
con usechannelup/downto scroll
the Surfchannellist. PressSURF
again to return to normalchannel
scan.
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ADD
DELETE
SURF
This function[ets you add new channelsto the fist that you'ff scmEthrough whenusingyour remote.
Thisfunction Letsyou removechannelsthat you don't watchfrom the !ist you'll,scroll,through.
Thisfunction lets you add yourfavorite channelsto the Surf tist.
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Pressthe MENUkeyonthe remote
controLsothe SetupMenuappear_
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson
the remote controL,select CLock
Set onyour screen.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowto
accessthe CLockMenu.
Select DateSet, usea RIGHTor
LEFTarrowto set the date, press
ENTER'.
SelectCLockSet, usea RI6HT or
LEFTarrowto set the time, press
ENTER.
Usethe TLMERbutton to select
AMor PM.
PressENTERor QUITto return to
TVviewing.
Youcon usethe NUMBERkey
pad to simplytypein the time
and the date (AM or PMis still
selectedwith the 17MERkey).
If you wait too long to enter
the time, the dock Set menu
dissappears.
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Setthe cLock
onyour
Entertainment
Machine.
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Turnon dosed
captioningor
"CaptionsWhen
Muted.
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Pressthe MENUkey on the
remotecontrot sothe Setup
menu appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows
on the remote con'a'ot,setect
Captions.
Pressa RZGHT/LEFTarrow to
chooseany of the foLLowing
options:On, Off, or Captions
WhenMuted.
PressENTERor QUITto returnto
W viewing.
Press"CC"toselectOn,Off,or
CaptionsWhenMuted.
Coptionsmineinhandywhenthe
televisionisonmute.
Not oil programminghasdosed
coptioningor text evaiEobl_
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Caption/Textis a feature whichaUowsyour
EntertainmentMachine to receivevariousclosedcap-
Lionand text options providedby your broadcaster.
Avaitabiti_ and fuctionaU_ of Caotion!Textfeature is
determinedonty byyour broadcasterandmaynot be
avaitab[ein our area.
Pressthe MENUkey onthe
remotecontrotso the Setup
menuappears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows
onthe remote control Select
Caption/Texton yourscreen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto
choose any of the fo[|owing
options:Caption 1, Caption2,
Caption 3, Caption 4, Text 1,
Text2, Text 3, or Text4.
PressENTERor QUITto returnto
TVviewing.
Turnon closed
captioning or
__ text that
appearsat the
bottom of
0 your screen.
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Captionscomein handywhenthe
televisionisonmute.
Standardclosedcaptioningis
availableusingthe Caption1
option.
Not oUprogramminghasdosed
captioningortextovoiloble;even
thoughCaptions1, 2, 3, 4 and
Text1, 2, 3, and 4 oreovoiloble
for useto the broodcn-_ter.
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impaired.
TEXT Thetermforthe wordsthat appearina largeblackframeandalmostcoverthe entirescreen;usuaUymessagesprovidedbythe broad-
caster.
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P.OE2210,'...0,,I ._NUSI-SETUP"ENU
Choosethe
Languageyou
want all the
menus to
appearin.
Pressthe MENUkey on the
remotecontrotso the Setup
menu appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson
the remote control select
Languageonyour screen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto
chooseany of the following
options:EngUsh,Spanishor
French.
PressENTERor QUITto returnto
TV viewing.
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Pressthe MENUkey on the
remote control sothe Setup menu
appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson
the remote controL,se|ect
Backgroundon your screen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto
chooseOn or Off.
PressENTERorQUITto return to
regula_TVviewing.
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Adda
background
to the
on-screen
menus.
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,oE2,IOrE,,T,O.I . NUSI SP C'AL'E'TU' S
Automatically
turn your
Entertainment
Machine on
or off.
Note:
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p,
Pressthe MENU key on the remote
contro[ so the Specia[ Features
menu appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson
the remote controt,setectTimer
Setup onyour screen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrow.TheTimer
Setupscreenwill appear.
SteepTimer: Usethe RIGHT/LEFT
arrowsto adjustthe tengthof time
untit the TV shutsdown(setecta
countdownfromten minutes to
four hours). -
At this point, continueto step
five to set the On Time,or press
ENTERor QUITto return to
TV viewing.
OnTime: Usingthe UP/DOWN
arrowson the remotecontrol setect
OnTimeon yourscreen.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowor use
the NUMBERkeypad to enter the
timeyourTVwill automaticatty
turn on.
Pressthe TIMERbutton to setect
AMor PM.
Pressthe UP/DOWNarrowsto
selectOn/Off Timer.
Pressthe LEFTor RIGHTarrowto
turn on the On/Off Timer.
PressENTERor QUH to returnto
TVviewingor continueprogram-
ming by repeatingthe abovesteps
for Off Time.
Usethe numberkeypodto typein
timesettings.
TheOn/OMtimerwill not work
until the Clockonyour television
hasbeenset.
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oPE,,,,o.I .E.USI S,_C_,L,E,T°,_SIP,OE2_
With the CHANNELUP/DOWNkey,set
your EntertainmentMachine to the
channelyou want to label
EL
B
Pressthe MENUbutton TWICEuntil the
Spedat Featuresmenu appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNbuttons,select
Ch.Labelsin the menu.
Usea RIGHT/LEFTarrowto select a
channellabel. (Each presswill bring up
a different label.)
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PressENTERto accept the label and
return to regularTVviewing.
NOTE:The (.... ) label indicatesthat
your TV wilt acceptthe original broad-
cast label, and (None) will blockall
labeEng.
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Labelthe
channels
for the
Channel/Time
Display.
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Hakesure
you know
what your
kidsaren't
watcMng.
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PressMENUtwice until the Special
Featuresmenuappears.
UsingtheUP/DOWNarrows,seLect
ParentalCtLin themenu.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto enter the
ParentalControl menu.
With the UP/DOWNarrows,select
BLockCh.
Choosea channelnumber. Pressa
I_GHT/LEFTarrowto chooseBLockedor
Unbtocked.Chooseanotherchannel num-
ber and continue BtockingiIJnbLocking
channeLs.
UseUP/DOWNand RIGHT/LEFTarrowsfor
the foLLowing:
ChooseBLockVideo, Usethe R!GHT/LEFT
arrowsto BLockor Unbtockthe A/V
inputs.
ChooseSet Hours. Use the RIGHT/LEFT
arrowsto increase/decreasethe hours
parentalControlwiLLbe active.
ChooseSet Password.A displaywiLL
appearon the screen,promptingyou to
enter a code. Usethe NumberKeypad,
enter a four-number code.YouwiLLbe
askedto reenter the samecode.
ChooseLock On Off. Usea RIGHT/LEFT
arrowkeyto choose whetherParental
Control wiLLbe Onor Off,for the hours
you specified.
Usethe NUMBERSkey pad to
choosechannelnumbers.
TheOn/OJ_timer will not work
until the Clockhasbeenset.
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Pressthe MENUkey twice onthe
remotecontrol sothe Specia[
Featuresmenuappears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson
the remote control, select
Auto Demoon your screen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto
chooseOn or Off.
PressENTERor QUIT to return to
reguta3W viewing.
Auto DemowiUcontinueto oper-
ore untieit is turnedOffin the
SpecialFeaturesmenu.
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Your
entertainment
machinewill
showyou
aEyour
menuoptions.
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Customize
the sound
onyour
Entertainment
Machine.
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Pressthe MENUkeythree times on the
remotecontroluntil the Audio menu
appears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson the
remotecontrol selectthe setting you
want to change.Choosefrom:
• Bass:Increase/decreaselower-endsounds.
• Treble:Increase/decreasehigher-endsounds.
• Balance:Allowsyoutoputthesoundmoreto
the teft orfight channeL
• AudfoNode:Choosefromstereosound,
mono, or SAP.
• FrontSum.Turnthe frontsurroundsound
speakerson oroff.
• Soundl_te:Scansforchangesin soundlever
duringcommercials,thenadjuststhesound
to matchyourcurrentleveL
• Speakers:TurntheR_jularspeakersonoroff.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto changethe
optionyouhaveseLectedoradjust the
soundsetting to whateveryou prefer.
PressENTERor QUITto returnto
TV viewing,or pressthe UP arrowto
returnto the Audio Menuto adjust
anotheroption.
Not oUprogrammingis broodcostin
stereosound,orhosSecondAudio
Progromming/SAP.
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I I V'OEO,ENU
Pressthe MENUkey four times sothe Video
menu appears.
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Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows,select the menu
option that you want to change.
Youroptionsare:
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• Contrast=Changesthe amountof difference
betweenblackLevelsand white Levelsin
your picture.
• Brightness: Increasesor decreasesthe
amountof white in your picture.
• ColonAdjust Levelsof all colors.
• Thtt: Adjust the relative amountsof the
colorred and greenin your picture.
• Sharpness;Raiseor lower the definition
of the picture.The Lowerthe LeveL,the
softer the imagewiLLappear.
• Corot Temp=Adjust the color qualities of
the entire picture at once: warm, medium,
and cooL
Picture Pref: Chooseeither Custom or
Preset.Custom allows you to set the
picturethe wayyou want. Preset movesall
the above optionsbackto their original.
factonkset Levels.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto adjust the option
you have selected.
PressENTERto returnto regularTVviewing.
Someoneleft the pictureiooldng terrible?
3ustchoosePresetunderPicturePref(preJer.
ence) to get the regularpicturebackquickly.
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picturequaUty
onyour
Entertainment
Machine.
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OPERATION
I MENUS I PIP MENU
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Control
thepicture
qualities
ofyour
PIPinset.
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Pressthe MENUrepeatedlyuntil the PIP
Menuappears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows,selectthe
PIPopUonyou want to change;Color,
Size, or Tint.
Usea P,1GHT/LEFTarrowto changethe
option.
PressENTERto returnto regular
TV viewing.
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PIP Thisis the most commonwayto referto the Picture-In-Picture(PIP) option.
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oP_R,,.o.I .E.u,I souRc_.E.UIP,o_,1
Thismenu showsyour viewing sourceoptions.
Pushthe MENUkeyrepeatedLyuntiLthe
SourceMenuappearson your screen.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows,choosethe
sourcefor Main pictureor PIP inset.
Usingthe LEFT/RIGHTarrows,choosethe
sourcefor Main pictureor PIP inset. The
names_ilt correspondto the jackson the
backof your TV. If you connecteda VCRto
the Video I jacks, then setectVideoI to
watchthat VCR.
PressENTERto returnto regularTV view-
ing.
Youconwatch homemoviesend
sti_scan.[orthebiggom¢
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the sources
for your main
picture
and PIP.
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SOURCE Theterm for the equipmentthat providesaudioand video informationto your EntertainmentHachine.VCR,DVDplayers,or
CableBoxesare examplesofsources.
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32 I OPERATION I PICTURE-IN--PICTURE - I OVERVIEW
Picture-in-
picture
explained.
YOUR PICTURE-IN-PICTURE FEATURE
The Picture-In-Picture(PIP) function aLLowsyou to put a smatter
picture,caLLedthe "inset," on the biggerscreen,orthe "main"
picture.Youneed someother pieceof equipment,Eke a VCR,to
act as a tuner to receive and displaya secondchannelat the
sameLime. Don'twant to missany of the big game,but hate
commercials?Just put the gamefromyourVCRtuner in the PIP
inset, and surf your favorite channelsusingthe TV tuner for the
main picture.
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WORKINGWITH pl'p
Just Ukeyour EntertainmentMachine'smainscreen,PIP wiLlneed
a sourceto take its imagefTOm.Set the main screensourceto
Antenna/CaMe,then set the PIP sourceto Video1, as an exam-
pte. Thiscan be adjustedunderthe Sourcemenu(see page31).
PIP canbe usedin any picture mode.Put Antenna/CabLein the
inset white you watch a tape. Havea DVDdisc goingin the PIP
inset white you watch a tape on the mainscreen.
Picture-in-Picture
t
MainPicture
POSSIBLEREASONSFORAD3USTING PIP SOURCE
1. Youwant to watch a video tape, but keepscanningfor another
movie or game.Set thePIP sourceto VIDEO1, or 2 and you
can watch the VCRandTV, swappingbetweenthe two.
2. You want to watch your favorite live program on Antenna/Cable
on the main picture and when a commercial break appears,
swap to the PIP inset which has a videotape in the VCR ready
to play.
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TUNER Any devicethat picksup broadcastsignalsandtums them into pictureand sound.
SOURCE Other equipment connectedto the TVsourceinputs on the TV backconnectionspane|;Video1, orVideo2 for example.
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PressPIP to place the PIP inset on the
main screen.PressPIP againto remove
inset.
With PIP inset on, pressSWAPto switch
the inset image with the main screen
image, pressSWAPagain to return.
With PIP inset on, pressFREEZto freeze
the imagein the PIPinset, pressFREEZ
again to resumemotion.
Other'PIP OperaUons
ChanneLs
If the PIPsourceis V|deo 1, or Video 2
jacks, tune channels on that equipment.
If the PIP sourceis Antenna/Cable,PIP
canbe usedto Freezethe Mainpicture
in the PIP inset. Youcanthen tune
another channe[and sti[I haveofigina|
channelfrozen on the PIP inset.
PIP Inset Video Source
PressTV/VCRSOURCEto switchvideo
sourcesfor the PIP inset between,
Antenna/CaMe,Video 1, or Video 2.
Move PIP Inset around Screen
Pressthe up/downi_eft/right arrows to
move the PIP inset to a different loca-
tion on the main screen.
Leamto
usethe PIP
featureson
your
entertainment
machine.
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,, I°---°N I I S 'E T'"OV' W,,O
Choosing
whichsource
to watchfor
main screen
and PIP inset.
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PressPIP to placethe PIP inset on the
main screen.PressTV/VCRSourceto
switch input sourcefor the PIP inseL
Or,go to the Sourcemenu,hightight PIP
Sourceand useRIGHT/LEFTarrowsto
seLectPIP inset source.HighUghtMain
Sourceand useRIGHT/LEFTarrowsto
setect main picturesource.
Main Screenor PIP Inset Sources
You canuse:
Antenna/Cable
Video I/S-Video 1
Video 2/S-Video 2
S-VMeo2_) Vfdee2(_ n-_)-t__._
Where sources are connected
Youconuse any inputsourcefor the PIP
inset that is connectedto the 11/connec-
tionspor_L (Antenna/Cable,Video1, or
VideoZ.)
Note:If you usedthe S-VideoI, or the
S-Video2 inpu_ S-VHSI, orS-VIlS2 wiU
appearas availablesourcesinsteadof
Video1, or Video2.
If no equipmentisconnected to a source
you select/or the PIP inset, or if it is
turned0_, the PIP inset willbe block.
Camcorder
VCR
S-VideoVCR
DVDPrayer
Other
Examptesof the types of
equipmentyoucanconnect
to yourTV
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SOURCE
MAINSOURCE
PIPSOURCE
Equipmentconnectedto the backconnectionspane[jacks onthe W.
Connection or equipmentprovidingthe pictureand soundfor the main picture.
Equipmentprovidingthe picturefor the PIP inset.
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I,RooR,....o.E.OT IP,GE,,
The deviceyou want to programshoutd
be on.
On the chart on page39/40, find
the type of deviceyou're
programming,andthen find the brand
name.Makea note of the three-digit
code,you'll needit soon.
Pressand holdthe PRGkey. It's recessed
soit doesn'tget pushedaccidentatty.
Usea sma[|object. Whenthe indicator
[ight'turns on, you can releasethe key.
Pushthe key namewith the type of
deviceyou'reprogramming(VCR,CABLE,
AUX,TV).
Usingthe numberpad, enter the three
digit codeyou found on page39/40.
PressENTERto savethe code. (The indi-
cator tight wit[ flash 3 times, then turn
off to indicate the code is valid.)
Aim the remoteat the deviceand push
the POWERkey.It shouldturn off. If
not, try the other codestisted and con-
tinue from stepthree.
Note:To reset remoteto factory set-
tings, enter 9-1-1, in step 5.
ProgrammingyourZenith remote
wiUoUowyou to useone remote
to workup to 7 different things.
Not all deviceswill workwithyour
Zenith remotecontrol.
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remoteto
workwith a
vast rangeof
brandname
devices.
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PROGRAMMING
PRG
DEVICE
Procedureto set up remote to operateother equipment.
Programmingkey.
Infra-red remote controllabteelectronicaccessonj.
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Controt
volumeon
your home
audiosystem
without
changing
modes.
Findthe codethat operatesyour
amptifier.Testit to makesureit's the
correctone by foRowingthe proce-
dure in "ProgrammingYourRemote"
on the previouspage.
Programyour audio systeminto the
CABLEor one of the avaitabteAUX
modes.
Selectthe modeyou want amptifier
votumeto appear(e.g. IV).
Pressand hotd PRGonyour remote
untit the indicator tight stays lit,
then release.
Press4-9-g; then ENTERon the
remote.The indicator tight wiltflash
three times if codeis accepted.
Audiosystemvolume/mute now
appearsin the modesetected.
Note:Youcan aLsoprogramCabte
BoxVolumeand Mute controt(if
available) into your cabte box mode
(CABLEor AUX mode)by repeating
the steps for programmingon the
previouspage but entering 3-9-9,
instead of a brandcode,then press-
ing ENTER.
Toput evenjthingbackto normol,
reprogromthe modefrom step 3
with the originalbrandcode
If youcan'tfindthecodeforyour
omplifier,usetheAuto Find
featureonpage38.
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AMPLIFIER
CABLE BOX VOLUME/MUTE
Audiodevicewhich sendssoundto speakers,tike as Audio Tuner,Receiver,or Amptifier.
See AudioTuners/Amplist on page 40.
Somecableboxeshavevolumecontrols.
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Refer to the chart on page 39/40
to find the type and brand name
of the device you're programming.
Pressandhold the PRGkey until
the indicator tight turnson, then
re|easether PRGkey.
Pressthe AUXkey and the 1 on
the NUMBERkeypadat the same
time (for AUX+1).
Usingthe NUMBERkey pad, enter
the three-digit code for the
deviceyou'veselected.
PressENTERto savethe code.
With the deviceturned on, point
the remote at it andpress
POWER.It shou|dturn off.
Repeatthe stepsfor AUX+2,and
AUX+3.
ProgrammingyourZenithremote
willallowyou touseoneremote
to workupto 7 rh't_erentproducts
ordevices.
Somedevicesmay not workwith
your Zenith remotecontToL
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to seven
different
deviceswith
your remote!
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AUX
Auxi|iaryequipment. Canbeany equipmentwhichdoesnot havea dedicatedkey onthe remoteEke cableor VCR.
TypicaLLya secondVCR,stereosystem,audiotape deck,etc.
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Usethe
remote
controtto
searchall.
possibte
codes.
I R .OTEI R .OTE
Turnon the deviceyou want the
remote to controt.
Pressand hold the PRGkeyuntit
the indicator tight turns on, then
reteasethe PRGkey.
Pressthe key for the deviceyou
aretrying to program(CABLE,
VCR,AUX,TV).
Press 0-0-0 (zero-zero-zero), then
- _ press the ENTER key right away.
Aimthe remoteat the correct
deviceand pushthe POWER
key (Theindicatortight writturn
off white the POWERkeyis
pressed).At|owa secondto pass,
then pushthe POWERkey again.
Repeatuntit the deviceturnsoff.
PushENTERto savethe code(The
_ indicatortight 3 times
_tt flash
andthen turn off).
PressPOWERto turn the device
_back on.
Youconquicklyget out of Auto
Findby pressingPRG.
If the indicatorUghtstayson
whileyou pushPowerinsteadof
turningoff, all the codeshave
beent#ed and your devicecan't
beprogrammedinto the remote.
AUTO-FIND
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REFERENCE
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PROGRAMMING CODES
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Admiral ....... 116 121 130 FunaiTV/VCR .... 154
133
General Electric .. 106 107 114
Adventura TV/VCR 154 116 117 161
Akai .......... 104 Goldstar ....... 103 104 119
147
Amark ........ 103 146
GoldstarW/VCR.. 153
_OC .......... 104
Hitachi ........ 102 103 129
Belt & Howell ... 121 163
Broksonic ...... 131 136 3.C. Penney..... 104 110 114
117 119
Candle ........ 139
3VC .......... 125 132 164
Centurion ...... 119
KHC.......... 103
Citizen ........ 121 139
Contec ........ 141" KTV .......... 103 104 138
Kurazai ........ 121
Coronado ...... 103
Crown ........ 103 Lodgenet....... 121
Curtis Mathes .... 116 119 121 Logik ......... 121
LXI .......... 133 137
Daewoo ....... 149 159
DaewooTV/VCR 148 Magnavox ...... 103 112 113
• " 117 119 127
Daytron ....... 119 128 139 165
Elektra ........ 121 Magnavox W/VCR 173
Emerson ....... 103 104 123 Majestic ....... 121
124 131 136 Marantz ....... 104 120 155
145
EmersonTV/VCR.. 158 Megatron....... 146
Memorex....... 121
Fisher......... 109 118
MGA/Mitsubishi... 104 119 120
130 140 155
Montgomenj Ward 103 104 105
113 114 119
121 130 133
NEC .......... 104 11g
Panasonic...... 106 107 160
166
PanasordcW/VCR 174
Phi[co......... 103 104 112
113 139
Philips ........ 112 113
Pioneer........ 135
Portland ....... 103
ProScan ....... 116 157 162
167
Quasar ........ 106 107
RCA.......... 104 116 126
157 161 162
167 168
Realistic ....... 105 123 124
Sampo ........ 119
Samsung........ 103 119 134
141
Sanyo......... 108 109 118
Scott ......... 119 124
Sears ......... 103 108 109
110 111 118
134
Sharp ......... 103 105 122
133 137 156
169
Signature 2000... 103 104 105
113 114 119
121 130 133
Sony ......... 115 143 151
170
Soundesign ..... 139
Sytvarda ....... 112 113 117
119 127 128
139
SymphonicTV/VCR 154
Tatung ........ 106
Teknika........ 103 112 121
124 139
Telerent ....... 103 121
Toshiba ....... 110 111 134
171
XR 1000 ....... 4121
Yorx .......... 119
Zenith ........ 101 149 175
Zenith TV/VCR ... 153 154 172
Findthecodes
you needto
programyour
remote.On
this page:TVs
and VCRs.
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Admiral ....... 208 261 General Electric .. 214 216 220
Adventura ...... 231 Gotdstar ....... 209
Aiwa ......... 231 GoVideo ....... 256 262 263
Akai .......... 223 238 241 Hitachi ........ 215 257
Audio Dynamics .. 202 218 Instant Replay ... 214 227
Belt& Howell .... 206 247 J.C. Penny ...... 214 215 218
227
Broksonic ...... 221 226 250
255 3VC .......... 202 224 225
Canon". ....... 214 258
Kenwood....... 202
.
Ci_zen ........ 209
Logik ......... 239
Craig ......... 212
LXl .......... 209 231
CurtisMathes ... 214 259
Magnavox ...... 207 214 231
Daewoo ....... 244 246 248
254 Marantz ..._...207 218
Daytmn ....... 236 246 Marta ......... 209
DBX .......... 202 218 Memorex....... 206 212 214
231
_merson ....... 203 209 221
223 226 233 Mitsubishi ...... 204 222 252
235 243 250 264
Fisher......... 211 212 213 Montgomerj Ward 208 214 216
247 219 231 249
Funai ......... 231 Multi Tech...... 239
NEC.......... 202 218
Orion ......... 250
Panasonic...... 214 251 259
Pentax ........ 215
Phi[co......... 207 214
Philips ........ 207 214 227
Pioneer ....... 210 215
Portland ....... 246
ProScan ....... 216 260
Quasar ........ 214 259
RCA.......... 215 216 220
227 240 242
249 260
Realistic ....... 206 208 212
214 231
Samsung....... 220 230 238
Sansui ........ 239
Sanyo ........ 206 212 247
Scott ......... 204 205 233
243
Sears ......... 206 209 211
212 215
Sharp......... 208 261
Shintom ....... 239
Signature 2000... 208 214 216
219 231 249
Sony ......... 217 232 237
Sylvania ....... 207 214 227
Symphonic ..... 231
Tashiko........ 209
Tatung ........ 202
Teac.......... 202 231
Teknika........ 209 234
Toshiba........ 205 215
XR1000 ....... 239
Vector Research .. 204 218
Yamaha........ 202 218
Zenith ........ 201 224,225
229 237'
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End the codes
rou need to pro-
gramyour
remote.
On this page:
CabLe,SatelUte,
CDPlayers, Tape
DecksandAudio
Tunersand
._mptifiers.
[iRlqm
AUegro ........ 358 362 KaLeVision ..... 335 RCADSS ....... 373
ALLegroA/B Switch 361 Macom ........ 314 321 Regency ....... 329
Gemini ........ 305 331 338 Magnavox ...... 334 Sarnsung....... 335
Genera|ELectric... 367 NSC .......... 335 339 368 Sdentific Atlanta 316 323 336
369 370 364
GeneralInstrument 304 305 305
307 308 309 Oak .......... 311 332 342 Sprucer........ 313
310 318
Panasonic...... 313 320 Standard Comp... 335
Ham[in ........ 302 303 345
365 366 Paragon ....... 333 Stanjate ....... 379
3_rrotcl ........ 304 307 308 PhiLips........ 347 350 352 Ten,can ....... 339 356 371
309 310 318 354 355
Tocom ........ 317 318 346
360 363 Pioneer ........ 315 343
Sony ......... 404
Zenith ........ 401
Pioneer ....... 402 403
Sanyo......... 401
Akai .......... 409 424 434 Radio Shack..... 431 435 439
440 441
Crown ......... 410 Mitsubishi...... 423 424
RCA.......... 437
Denon ........ 411 NAD.......... 425 426 447
Sanyo......... 438 439
Fisher.... .... .412 438 - Nakamichi ...... 427 428
Scott ......... 440
Gotdstar ....... 460 NEC.......... 429
Sharp ......... 441 442
Harman/Kardon .. 413 Onkyo ........ 430
Sony .......... 443 444 445
3VC .......... 415 Panasonic ...... 431 432
Soundesign ..... 461 498 501
Kenwood ...... 412 416 417 Phi[ips ........ 421 433 434 502
441
Pioneer........ 431 435 Sy(vania ....... 433
Magnavox ...... 421 422 433
Quasar ........ 432
/!TIl;_m
Denon......... 455
Harman/Kardon... 456
3VC .......... 457
Kenwood....... 450
Onkyo......... 458
PhiEpsDCC ..... 454
Pioneer ........ 451 478
Sony.......... 452
Marantz........ 472 503
Onbjo ........ 473
Phi_ps ........ 475 475
Pioneer ........ 477 478479
RadioShack..... 487 488
Rea_stic ....... 480
|:1 a[,i [raU in [.ai,,1'1:1tl ii_.T
Denon......... 4.62 463
Fisher......... 464
GoLdstar....... 460
Harman/Kardon .. 465
3VC .......... 465
Kenwood ...... 468 469
Unika ......... 348 362
United SateUite .. 344
UniversaL ...... 358 362
Vid Tech ....... 340
Video Way ...... 349
Viewstar ....... 354 355 372
Zenith ........ 301 353 374
Zenith Satellite .. 312 328 330
351 378
/
Teac ......... 445
Technics....... 432 459
Toshiba........ 447
Yamaha ....... 448
Zenith ........ 460 461 498
501 502
Sanyo......... 481
Scott ......... 482
Sharp ......... 483
Sony.......... 489 490 491
492
Soundesign ..... 461 498 501
502
Teac ......... 494 495
Technics ....... 497
Yamaha ....... 496
Zenith ........ 460 461 498
501 502
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Presetordefau|t keyfunctionsby modefor Zenith products
1!/Mode VCRMode Cable Node AUXMode
KEY NAME Zenfth Code 101 Zenith Code 201 Zenith Code353 Zenith Code401
POWER TVOn/Off VCROn/Off CableBoxOn/Off AUXW/DISC
CABLE SelectsCabLe SeLectsCabLe SeLectsCabLe SeLectsCabLe
VCR Selects VCR SelectsVCR SelectsVCR SeLectsVCR
AUX SeLectsAux SeLectsAUX Selects Aux SelectsAUX
"IV SeLects"IV SeLectsTV SeLectsW Selects "IV
SURF Surf On/Off VCRAM/PM CABLEFCFayCh AUXAudio
FLASHBK TV Flashback VCRFlashback CabLeFlashback AUXFrame/Time
MUTE TV Mute TV Mute TV Mute TVMute
CHANNEL UP TV Channel Up VCRChannel Up Cable Channel Up AUXSkip >>
CHANNEL DN TVChannel Dn VCRChannel Dn Cable Channel Dn AUXSkip <<
VOLUME (RIGHT) TVVoLumeUp TVVoLumeUp TV VolumeUp TV VoLumeUp
VOLUME (LEFT) TV Volume Dn TVVolumeDn TV VolumeDn TV VoLumeDn
1 TV Digit I VCRDigit 1 CabLeDigit I AUXDigit 1
2 TV Digit 2 VCRDigit 2 CabLeDigit 2 AUXDigit 2
3 TV Digit 3 VCRDigit 3 CabLeDigit 3 AUXDigit 3
4 TV Digit 4 VCRDigit 4 CabLeDigit 4 AUXDigit 4
5 TV Digit 5 VCRDigit 5 CabLeDigit 5 AUX Digit 5
6 TV Digit 6 VCRDigit 6 Cable Digit 6 AUX Digit _'
7 TV Digit 7 VCRDigit 7 CabLeDigit 7 AUX Digit 7
8 TVDigit 8 VCRDigit 8 CabLeDigit 8 AUX Digit 8
9 TV Digit g VCRDigit g CabLeDigit g AUXDigit g
O TVDigit 0 VCRDigit O CabLeDigit 0 AUXDigit O
ENTER W Enter VCREnter CabLeEnter AuxDisplay
MENU TVMenu VCRMenu Cable Menu AUX Program
UP ARROW TVSeLectUp VCRSelect Up CabLeUp Arrow AUXPart
DOWN ARROW TV SelectDn VCRSdect Dn CabLeDnArrow AUXRandom
LEFT ARROW TVAdjust Left VCRAdjustLeft Cable Left Arrow AUXx3 FAST<
RIGHT ARROW TVAdjustRight VCRAdjust Right CabLeRight Arrow AUXx3 FAST>
QUIT/ TVSeq Sound VCRQuit CabLeQuit AUXCLear
PIP TV PIP VCR+ DayUp AUXRepeat-Side
SWAP TV PIP Swap VCRChannel Map DayDown AUXRepeat-A-B
FREEZ TV PIP Freeze VCRSearch CabLePgUp AUXRepeat-Chap
CC TV CLosedCaptions VCRMemory Cable PgDown AUXMemory
TIMER TVTimer VCRTimer CableTimer AUXStill
TV/VCR/SOURCE TV Sources W Tuner orVCRTuner CabLeInfo AUXW/Disc
RECORD VCRRecord VCRRecord Cable Buy AUXEdit
PAUSE VCRPause VCRPause Cable Guide AUX Pause
REWIND VCRRewind VCRRewind VCRRewind AUX Scan<<
PLAY VCRPlay VCRPlay VCRPlay AUXPLay
STOP VCRStop VCRStop oVCRStop AUX Stop/Eject
FFWD VCRFast Forward VCRFast Forward VCRFastForward AUX Scan>>
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Listofkey
functionsfor
your remote
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Caringfor
your
Entertainment
Machine.
EarLymalfunctions canbe prevented.Carefuland regulardeaningcanextendthe amountof timeyou wiUhavewith
your newEntertainmentMachine.Be sureto turn the poweroff and puLLout the plug beforeyou begin anycleaning.
p
_'_mu mmmq_j
1. Here'sa greatwayto keepthe dustoff your screenfor a while.Wet a softcloth in a mixtureof Luke-
warmwateranda LittLefabricsoftenerordishwashingdetergent.Wringthe cloth until it's almostdnj,
andthen useit to wipethe screen.
2. Makesurethe excesswateris off the screen,andthen Letit air-dnjbeforeyouturn onyour
EntertainmentMachine.
RtEl_lata|litmuai., m
1. Usea soft clothwith a mild soapsolutionto wipethe cabinet(avoid usinganycleanerthat says
"industrialstrength"or "wiLLwashthe white off of rice"onthe labeL). J'
2. Rinsethe cloth andwipe the cabinetagain.
3. Letthe cabinetair-dnj beforeturning the EntertainmentMachineon.
Usea qua[i_jwood cleanerandpolish.Thiswill protectthe EntertainmentMachinefrom dirt anddust,as
weltas keepthe cabinetLookingnew.
i_..mm:ald,,_'t_l|.m
If you LeaveyourEntertainmentMachinedormantfora Longtime (suchasa vacation),it's a goodideato
unplugthe powerto protectagainstpossibledamagefrom Lightningor powersurges.If you usean off-
air antenna,you may alsowant to disconnectit fromthe backofyourTVbeforeLeaving.
If you unp_zgyourZenith EntertainmentMachin¢ you may hove to resetthe clockusingthe ClockSet
menudescribedeorb'er.SeepageI9.
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SYMPTOMS SOLUTIONS
Snowypicture and Lousysound. • Checkyour antennaconnectionor Location.
•Multiple images or "ghostshadows."
Interference:Sharptinesacross
the screenandLousysound.
s Checkyour antenna direction and/or Location.
• Makesurethe wire from yourantenna to your EntertainmentMachine is
propertyconnected.
Thefollowing may causeimageproblems or disto_'on:
Electricalappliances,powe_sLlights, cars, trucks;computersor
portablephones;medical equipment
• If possibleincreasethe distancebetweenyour EntertainmentMachine and
the offending appliance.Or shutone of them off.
Normal picture but no sound.
• CheckvolumeLevels.
• Makesurethe TV is not Muted.
• Tryanother channel The problemmaybe the broadcast,not your
EntertainmentMachine.
• Arethe AudioA/V cablespropertyinstalled?
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Somequick
and easy
Upsto fixing
problems
yourself.
No picture and lousysound.
• Areyou in TVor cable tuning mode,and shouldbe in the other?
• Makesureoutputchannelson all A/V equipmentare onthe samechannel(3 or4).
• Checkthat all connectionsare tight.
No picture and no sound--
The thing isjust DEAD!
No color, but the soundis O.K.
• Is the ACpowerpluggedin?
• Checkthat yourACpower outlet works. (Testit by pluggingin something
else ortry another plug.)
• Makesureyour brightnessand audiocontrolsare set property.
• Tryanotherchannel The problemmay be with the broadcast.
• Checkthe color control in the Videomenu.
• Tryanotherchannel. The problemmay be with the broadcast.
Picture has a big black box
o_nit, but the soundis O.K.
• TheCC(closedcaption) option may be in Text mode.SelectOFFin the
Captionsmenu (see page 20).
Picture has two horizontal
black bars, one on top and
one on bottom.
• Yourprogramis in Letterbox. This meansthat the shapeof your TVis a
square,but the programis a rectang|e. Thinkofthe barsas empty spacethe
programdoesn'tfill; not picturethat's blockedout. Becausethis formatis a
fdirectrepresentationof film asyou see it in the movies, you are actually seeing
MOREofthe programwhenyou see those bars.Trustus.
Remote control doesn't work.
• Makesurethe batteries are freshand installed properly.
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Somequick
and easy
tips to fixing
problems
yourself.
Menu opUons can't be
changedor setected.
• Try unplugging your Entertainment Machine for a few minutes,
then ptug it hack in. (Don't forget to reset the dock.)
No picture or sound
when any non-cabte source
is selected.
Checkto seeif the sourceequipment hasbeen turned on.
Makesurethat the connectionsare secureon the back of yourTVand on
the sourceequipment.
Weak or no Stereo Sound
when using a stereo VCR.
• Checkto seeif art the connectionsaresecure.
• Look in the Audiomode menu to see if art the settingsarecorrect.
-The PIP inset is black or
lacks contrast when VIDEO1
is the PIP source.
• You might want to adjustthe PIP picture settingsunderthe pTpmenu.
• Checkthat art the wiresare connectedproperty.
The PEPinset is "snow" when
the source is Antenna/Cable,
Video 1, or Video 2.
• Look to see if the TV/VCRbutton on your VCRhasthe TV setected.
There is no picture in the
PIP inset when using VIDEO 1
for the PIP and Antenna/Cabla
for the main picture.
• Lookto seeif the TV/VCRbuttonon your VCRhas, he TV setected.
I.fall eLselaits, tryunpluggingyourentertainmentmachinefor about5 minutes,thenpluggingit backin.
(Don'tforget to resettheclock.)IJ:that doesn'twork,call1-847-391-875P.,extension5, between8:30am
and4:30pmCentralStandardTim_
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IOLOSSARYIPAGE
A/V CABLES
A/V DEVICE
ADD
AMPLIFIER
ANTENNA
CAPTIONS/TEXT
DATASOURCE
DELETE
ICON
INPUT
3ACK
MQDE
NONO SOUND
OHM RF CABLE
OUTPUT
Audio/VideocabLes.Threecablesbunchedtogether--Right audio(red),
Leftaudio(white), andVideo(yellow).A/V cablesareusedfor stereo
playbackof videocassettesandfor higherqualitypictureandsound
fromotherA/V devices.
Anydevicethat producesvideoorsound(VCR,DVD,cablebox,
ortelevision).
This functionLetsyouadd newchannelsto Listthat yoult scro|L
through whenusingyourremote.
An extemaLmachinethat ampLifiessoundfroma television,CDplayer,
VCR,DVDor otherA/V device.
Thephysicalreceiver of televisionsignals sent overthe air. A large
metaLpieceof equipmentdoesnot alwayshaveto be visibLefor your
hometo be usingan antenna.
Aform of subtittingthat writesoutthe cLia[ogfor yourprogram.
Ajack for hookingup optionalequipmentthat givesyouaccessto the
Intemet through yourW.
Thisfunction Letsyouremovechannelsthat you don'twatchfrom the
Listyou'LLscroLLthrough.
AsmaLLpictureon your screenthat representsa function or menu
item.
Refersto the jack that receivesa signalinto the TV,VCRorother
A/V device.
A connectiononthe backof a TV,VCR,or anyotherA/V device.
Thisinctudes the RFjackthat is threadedwith a placefor a smaLLwire
in the center,andthe Audio/videojacks that havea biggeropening
andare coLor-coded.
Thedevicethat the remotecontroliscurrentlycontrolling
(TV,VCR,CabLe,etc.) is its "mode."
Mono(monaura|)soundis one channelof sound.Onmore than one
speakera|[ the speakersplaythe sameaudio.
Th_wire that comesfromanoff-air antennaorcable service provider.
Eac_endLookstike a hexshapednut with a wire stickingthrough the
middLe,andit screwsontothe threadedjack on the backof yourW.
Refersto the jack that sendsa signalout of aVCR,DVD,or otherA/V
device.
A complete
Listof
definitions
forwords
found in
this guide.
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A complete
Listof
definitions
forwords
found in
this guide.
REFERENCE
I GLOSSARY
PIP
SECOND AUDIO
PROGRAMMING/SAP
SIGNAL
SOURCE
STEREOSOUND
SURF
TUNER
Thisis the most commonwayto referto the Picture-In-Picture
(PIP) option.
SecondAudioProgramming(SAP)is another,separate,audiochannel
availablewith someprogramming.ChoosingSAPoften refersto
Listeningto audioin anotherlanguage,suchasSpanishor French.
Pictureandsoundtravelingthroughcable,or onthe air, to your
televisionscreen.
Theterm for the equipmentthat providesaudioandvideo information
to your EntertainmentMachine.VCR,DVDplayers,or
CableBoxesareexamplesof sources.
Stereo(Stereophonic)soundrefersto audiothat's dividedinto fight
andLeftsides.
Thesurffunction createsa specialListofyour favoritechannels.
Youcanaccessthis groupof channelsbypushingthe surfbutton on
the remote.
Anydevicethat picksup broadcastsignalsand turnsthem into
pictureandsound.
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Add/Del[Surf ............................. 18
AmpUflerVotumeOverride..................... 36
- AudioHook-ups ............................ g
AudioMenu .............................. 28
Auto Demo............................... 27
Auto Find ............................... 38
Auto Program............................. 10
BackgroundMenu .......................... 23
BasicTelevisionOperation..................... 13
Batteries................................. 4
Button Functions........................... 11
Cable ................................. 5, 7
Captions/Text Menu ...................... 20, 21
Channet LabeLs............................ 25
Channe[Search(Auto Program)................. 10
Clock Set................................ 19
DVDplayer ........... • • • • ...... .- ......... 8
ExtematStereo............................. 9
FrontPanel Diagram......................... 12
Glossary.............................. 45, 46
Hook-UpDirectonj........................... 3
REFERENCE I INDEX I PAGE
FEATURE PAGE
Jack Pack ................................ 6
LanguageMenu............................ g2
Maintenance............ : .............. 43, 44
On-ScreenMenus........................... 16
Picture-in-Picture ........................ 32-34
PIP ................................. 33-34
PIP Menu ................................ 30
Programming Codes ....................... 39-40
Quickstart Menu ........................... 10
RemoteContso[ Diagram ...................... 11
Safety Information .......................... 2
Serial Number....................... .P...... 2
SuperVHSVCR ............................. 8
Surf ................................... 18
Timer .................................. 24
TroubLeshooting......................... 43-44
VCR .................................. 6, 7
VideoMenu .............................. 2g
Warranty ................................ 48
XDS ................................... 13
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Direct-View Color'lV WeLcometo the Zenith family!We believethat you will.be pleased_ your new Zenith _nment Machine.PLeasereadthis
wanantycarefully,it is a "I TMITEDWARRANTY"as definedunder FederalLaw.Thiswarrantygivesyou specific legaLrights,
and yon mayalso have otherrights that va_ from state to state within the U_S._
ZENITH RESPONSIBILITY
Sendce Labor Duringa periodof 90 daysflora effective warrantydate, Zenith wiLLprovideserviceLaborbya ZenithauthorizedseMce center
when needed,as determinedby the Zenith ser_ce center, as a result of manufacturingdefoc_
Parts Newor rernanofacturedreplacementsfor factory-defectiveparts wiU besuppliedby a Zenith authorizedservicecenterfor one year
floraeffective warrantydate (color picturetube -- two years).Such replacementparts are
warrantedfor the remainingportionof t_ originatwarrantyperiod.
HomeService Warrantyservicefor21"diagonal(U.S.A.)orLargersoeensizemodeLsis providedin the homein mostcese_(Some
repairsmayrequiretheunitto betakenbytheservicerto therepairfadUtyandreturned,at noadditionatcharge.)
NotCovered
Thiswarranty coversmanufacturingdefectsand doesnot coverinstaLLation,adjustmentof customercontrolsin the home,
instaLLationor repairof home antenna systems,cabLeconvertersor cablecompamj-suppL_,clequipment; it aLsodoes
not coverdamagedueto misuse,abuse,negligence,acts of Godor other causesbeyondthe conboLof Zenith. Any
aLteraUonof the product al_cermanufacture voidsthis warranty in its entirely.
THISWARRAN'IYIS IN ITEU OFANYOTHERWARRANTY,EXPRESSEDOR IMPLIED, INCLUDINGWITHOUTI IMITATION,ANYWARRANTYOF
MERCHANTABILTWORFETNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE,ANDZ_JCITHSHALLNOTBELIABLEFORANYCONSEQUENT_L,INDIRECT,
ORINCIDENTALDAMAGESOFANYKIND, INCLUDINGLOSTREVENUESOR PROF'_TSIN CONNECTIONWITH TH1_PRODUCT.
OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY
E_ Wmonty Date
Operating Guide
_rq/-In Service
Antenna
_mlx_
Warranty Service
Warrantybeginson the dateof o_gin_, consumerpurchase.Foryour convenience,keepthe dealers dated bill of saLeor
deUve_ ticket asevidenceof the purchasedate. P
Readyour 0perating GuidecerefoUysothat you will understandthe operationof your set and howto adjustff_ customercontrols.
ModeLsunder21" diagonal(U.S.A.) sonen sizemust be taken to a Zenffilauthorizedservice center for warrantyse_ce
and must be pickedup by the owner.
Receptionproblemscaused by inadequatehome antenna or faulty antenna connectionsare the ow_s responsibility.
Pmd,,ct RegislTat_n--Ploese fill out andmaiLyour ProductRegistrationCard.It is imperative that Zenith knowhow to reach
you promptlyif we shouMdiscovera safety problemthat could affect you.
Forwarranty se_co information,contactany Zenithauthorizedservicecenter. Partsand sen_icetaborthat areZeniths
responsibiLity(seeabove)will be providedwithout charg_ Otherserviceis at the owna(s e_pens_ If you have anyproblem
in obtaining satisfa_ wanantyservice, call or writethe Zenith ResponseCenter.Yonmust providethe model number,
seriaLnumberand date of purchaseor data of original installation. Beforeyou ask for warrantyservice,read "Maintenance
AndTroub_shooting"in youroperatingguide. You might avoida servicecalL
ZENITH CONSUMERSERVICES
FactoryOwnedServiceCenter
Home& Caw-in Sewice
TeLevisbn/VCR
Partsand Accessories
PTV/computer
ServiceContracts Hours:
M-F8-6, Sat 9-2
801 E. RooseveltRd
Lombard,]L 630-705-2830
ZENITH ELECTRONICSCORPORATION
Zenith ResponseCenter
1000 MiLwaukeeAvenue
GLenview,]L 60025-2493
TeLephone(847)391-8752
Mon-Fri, 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p,m. CST
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Zenith offersyou the oppomJnityto obtain additionallong-term protectionacja_nstfailure of the picturetube in yournew television. OurPictureTube
ProtectionPlan enabLesyou to avoidany unexpectedpicturetube repair expensesand keep your televisionin t_ condition. 11:guaranteesyou a genuine
zenith repLacementpicturetube and servicefrom a Zenith authorizedservicecenter.
Be sureto send fn the Product RegistrationCard. Wewilt sendyou an appiicotion Jor the Protection Ran near the expiration of the
two-year manuJoctureKswarranty on the picture tube. For additionat fnJormation cog (847) 39J-8757. ..
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