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WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRI,C SHOCK DO NOT

REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE-.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert

the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance

(servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

SAFETYTIPS

Refer to the "Important Safety Instructions" section of this operating guide for important safety considerations.

NOfE TO CABLE TV SYSTEM INSTALLER

This reminder is provided to call the cable TV 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 the cable entry as practical.

POWER-CORD POLARIZATION

This product is equipped with a polarized alternating- current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than

the other.) This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to

insert the plug fully into the ,outlet, try reversing the

plug. Ifthe plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

CAUTION

To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to

wide slot, fully insert.

ATTENTION

Pour _viter les chocs (_lectriques, introduire la lame la

plus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante

de la prise et pousser jusqu'au fond.

CAUTION

Do not attempt to modify this product in any way

without written authorization from the manufacturer.

Unauthorized modification could void the user's

authority to operate this product.

REGULA TORY INFORMATION

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection againsl:

harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will net occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment ,doescause harmful interference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver,

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Your product has been manufactured and tested with your safety in mind. However, improper use can result in potential elec_trical shock or :fire hazards. To avoid defeating the safeguards that have been built into your new product, please read and observe the following safety points; when installing and using your new product, and save them for future: reference.

Observing the simple precautions discussed in this section of the operating guide can help you get many years of enjoyment ;and safe operation that are built into your new product.

Read Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be

read before the product is operated. Follow Instructions

All operating and use instructions should be fol-

lowed. Retain Instructions

The safety and operating instructions should be re-

tained for future reference. Heed Warnings

All warnings on the product and in the operating in- structions should be adhered to.

Cleaning Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not. use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a clamp cloth for cleaning.

Water and Moisture Do not use this product near water -- for example,

near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool.

Accessories

Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and

serious damage to the product. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended

by the manufacturer, or sold with the product. Any mounting of the product should follow the manufac- turer's instructions, and should use a mounting

accessory recommended by the manufacturer. Transporting Product

A product and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick: stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combina-

tion to overturn.

9. Attachments

Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

10. Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for

ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the: product and to protect it from overheating, and these openings must not be blocked or covered. The

openings should never be blocked by placing the

product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar sur-

face. This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless

proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's instructions have been adhered io.

11. Power Sources This product should be operated o_ly from the type

of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the. type of power supply to

your home, consult your product dealer or local power company. For products intended to operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the operating instructions.

12. Line-Cord Polarization

This product is equipped with a polarized alternat- ing-current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable: to insert the plug fully into the outlet, l:ry reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to repllace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety pur- pose of the polarized plug.

13. Power-Cord Protection

Power-_upply cords should be routed so that the)' are not likely to be walked on or p!,nched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular at- tention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles,

and the point where they exit from the product.

PORTABLE CART WARNING

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

14. Outdoor Antenna Grounding 18.

If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system

is grounded so as to provide some protection

against voltage surges and built-up static charges.

Article 810 of the National Electrical Code

(U.S.A.), ANSI/NFPA 70 provides information 19. with regard to proper grounding of the mast and

supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding con-

ductors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and require-

ments for the grounding electrode. 20.

EXAMPLE OF GROUNDING ACCORDING TO

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS

Antenna Lead in Wire

J Ground

Clamp_ _ _I Antenna Discharge Unit

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__,._ ]_ Ground Clamps

NFC - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

1!5. Lightning

For added protection for this product (receiver) dur-

Grounding Conductors

(NEC Section 810-21)

Power Service Grounding Electrode System (NEC Art 250, Part H)

21. Replacement Parts

ing a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from

the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable

system. This will prevent damage to the product

due to lightning and power-line surges.

16. Power Lines

An outside antenna system should not be located in

22. Safety Check

the vicinity of overhead power lines or other elec- tric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an out-

side antenna system, extreme care should be taken

to keep fiom touching such power lines or circuits

23. Wall or Ceiling Mounting

as contact with them might be fatal.

17. Overloading

Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as

24. Heat

this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

Object and Liquid Entry

Never push objects of any kind into thi,; product through openings as they may touch dangerous volt- age points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

Servicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as

opening or removing covers may expose you to dan- gerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service persorme[.

Damage Requiring Service [lnplug this product from the: wall outlet and refer

servicing to qualified service personnel u_der the following conditions:

a. If the power-supply cord or plug is damaged. b. If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen

into the product.

c. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

d. If the product does not operate normally by fol-

lowing the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other

contro]is may result in damage and will often re- quire extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to LtS normal operation.

e. If the product has been dropped or the cabinet

has been damaged.

f'. If the product exhibits; a ,distinct change in per-

formance.

When replacement parts are required, be sure the

service technician has used zeplacement parts speci- fied by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in f:ire, electric shock, or

other hazards.

Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition.

The product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling

_nly as recommended by the manufacturer.

The product should be situated away from heat

sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or

other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

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CONTF.NTS

INTRODUCTION

Safety Warnings .................................... ii

Important Safety Instructions .......................... iii

Introduction

Welcome ......................................... v

Installation Considerations ............................ v

Inteq Defined, Other Good Stuff ....................... vi

Features Chart ..................................... vii

Contents ......................................... viii

Setup Checklist .................................... ix

Getting To Know Your Entertainment Machine

Typical Location of User Items, Typical Control Panel,

TV Source Connection Panel, Front A/V Input Jacks ..... 1-1

Conne<:ting Your TV

Overview: Source Equipment Connection Options, Overview of Connection Options, Setups: 1- Antenna

or Direct Cable-TV, 2- Cable-TV with Cable Box, 3- VCR or Super-VHS VCR, 4- VCR and Cable Box, Front A!V

Connections, Optional Audio Amplifier/Surround

Connections, Typical Home Theater Setup .............. 2-1

What You Should Do First

Install the Batteries, Connect the Power, Select Main and PIP Sources, Use, Auto Program, Set the Clock,

Verify Color Convergence, Auto Demo, Other Options ..... 3-1

Picfure-in-Picfure (PIP) Operation Overview, Two Tuner PIP, Turning PIP On, Selecting Main

Picture and PIP Source, PIP Features/Controls Options with

Universal and Trakball Remotes, Audio Swap ........... 4-1

Multi- Brand Remote Control Menus

Multi-Bland Remote Control MBR3465

Introduction, Battery Installation, Operating Mode, TV Operations, Key Functions Chart, ProgrammingYour,

Remote, Auto Find, and Brand Codes .................. 5-1

MBR Remote Menus Reference

Quick Reference to Menus, Basic Menu Operation ....... 6-1

Source Menu

Menu Operation, Source Selection .................... 7-1

Setup Menu

Menu Operation, Channel Add/DeVSurf, Turning Captions On and Off, Choosing Captions or Text, Language, Background,

StarSight, . ...................................... 8-1

Special Features Menu

Menu Operation, Timer Setup, Sleep Timer, On/

Off Timer, Channel Labels, Source ID, Parental Control .... 9-1

Audio Ivlenu

Menu Operation, Bass, Treble, Balance, Audio Mode, SoundRite, Enhance, BBE, Speakers, Selecting

Audio Enhancements .............................. 10-1

V'Kleo Menu Menu Operation, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint, Sharpness,

ColorTemp, Video Filter, Skin Tone, Video Preset....... 11-1

PIPVideo Menu MenuOperation, Ch. Guide, Ch. Review, Contrast,

Tint, Size ....................................... 12-1

INTRAQ TM Remote Control Menus

INTRAQ Trakball Remote Control Introduction, Battery Installation, Choosing Operating Mode, Basic Operations, TV and VCR Functions, F:'rogramming Your

Intraq Remote, Auto Find, VCR Brand Codes,

Cleaning the Trakball ............................. 13-1

INTRAQ Remote Menus Overview Quick Reference to Menus, Basic Menu Operation, Poiint" and Press Operation, Menu Icons,

On-Screen Displays ............................... 14.-1

Source Menu: INTRAQ Remote

Menu Operation, Source Selection ................... 15-I

Setup Menu: INTRAQ Remote

Menu Operation, Auto Program, Channel Add/Del/Surf, Clock Set, Captions, Caption/Text, Language, Background,

StarSight, Projo Setup (Projection TVs Only) ........... 16-1

Special Features: INTRAQ Remofe

Menu Operation, Timer Setup, Sleep Timer, On/Off

Timer, Channel Labels, Source ID, Parental

Control, Auto Demo ............................... 17-1

Audio Menu: INTRAQ Remote

Menu Operation, Bass, Treble, Balance, Audio Mode,

SoundRite, Enhance, ',Speakers ....................... 18-1

INTRAQ Remote Video Menu Menu Operation, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint, Sharpness, Color Ternp, Video Filter, Skin Tone, and

Video Preset .................................... 19-1

INTRAQ Remote Pip,Video Menu

Menu Operation, Contrast, Tint, Size ................. 20-I

Maintenance and Warran_,

Maintenance And Troubleshooting Caring For Your Projection TV, Caring for four Direct View TV, Extended Absence, Interference,

Before Calling for Sen/ice .......................... 21-1

Replacement Product Registration Sheet

Inteq Accessories

Your Inteq Warranty

How i_ouse this operating guide

Standard TV installation and operation is given in this portion of the operating guide. Follow the procedures given if you will not be using StarSight_. Two remote controls are provided, each with its own set of on-screen menus. Refer to the appropriate sections of this guide when using the different remote controls.

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WELCOME

INTRODUCTION

Welcome into the family of II--ITE[:_ TM Color Television owners. This guide provides instructions on how to operate

your new IV. In addition, we strongly advise you to read and observe the precautions listed in the Important Safety

Instructions section of this operating guide.. We urge you to read these publications carefully so that you will receive

full: enjoyment from your new II'-ITI_(:_- TV for many years to come.

Your new TV has been designed and built to give you the very best in quality, features and performance. There are

thousands of II--ITF::O- authorized service centers throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico who can attend

promptly and effectively to ordinary service needs.

If you should have an unusual performance or service prob- lern that cannot be satisfactorily resolved by your Ir--ITEE[_

dealer or II--IT(----(ZI- authorized service center, contact us toll free at:

IFqTEG-

Customer Service Department

1000 Milwaukee Avenue Glenview, IL 60025-2493 Telephone: (888) 376-6825

Mon-Fri, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Central Time

IIVSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

Send the model number, serial number, and date of pur- chase or original installation, with a full explanation of the problem and the service history. We will welcome the op- porturfity to look into your specific question or 13roblem and

to be ,3f assistance in resolving it promptly. The model and serial numbers of your new "IV are located on

the back of the TV cabinet. For your future conwanience and

protection, we suggest that you record these numbers here:

BrlIoo,.,.,,u-ol

P R O ,, L O G I C

Manufactured underlicense from DolbyLaboratoriesLicensingCorpo- ration. Additionally licensed under Canadian patent number

1,037,977. "Dolby","Pro Logic"and the ¢ouble-D symbol are trade- marksof Dolby LaboratoriesLicensing Corporation.

Model No. Serial No.

Before you install your TV...

Ventilation -- Proper ventilation keeps your TV run-

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PLEASE READ AND OBSERVE EACH SAFETY POINT IN THE "SAFETY TIPS" FOLDER WHEN INSTALLING

AND USING YOUR TV.

ning cool. Air circulates through perforations in the

back: and bottom of the cabinet. Do not block these vents or you will shorten the life of your TV.

Power Source -- Your TV is designed to operate on nomlal household current, 120 volt 60 Hertz AC. Do

not attempt to operate it on DC current.

Power Cord -- Your power cord has a polarized

plug as required by Underwriters' Laboratories. It

has one regular blade and one wide blade and fits

only one way into a standard electrical outlet. If the blades will not enter either way, your outlet is very

old and non-standard. A new outlet should be in- stalled by a qualified electrician.

Safe Operation -- Your TV is manufactured and

tested with your safety in mind. However, unusual stress caused by dropping or mishandling, expo- sure to flood, fire, rain or moisture, or accidental

spilling of liquids into the TV, can result in potential electrical shock: or fire hazards, if this happens, have your TV checked by a service technician be- fore using it again.

VIDEO GAMES AND OTHER FIXED PA'I-rERN DISPLAY CAUTION --- If you use your "IV for video games or other fixed displays, avoid setting the

BRIGHTNESS control for an excessively briglnt picture. A fixed display is any image which does not change fre-

quently, such as a channel/neh_ork identification or other symbol that remains in the same location for long periods of time. A bright, fixed pattern, if left on for long periods of

time, can result in a permanent imp3rint on the TV picture

tube. You can reduce this possibility by alternating the use of the fixed pattern display with normal TV picture viewing,

by turning down the CONTRAST control for sustained fixed pattern use, and by turning off 'the fixed pattern display

when not in use.

PLUGGING IN YOUR -rv -- Be sure to plug your TV into an "unswitched" AC power source. The "switched" AC out- lets found on some video equipment will not continue sup-

plying power to the IV once the equipment is turned off. If the power to the TV is interrupted, you will have to reset

the clock in the TV to the current time.

PICTURE SCREEN CLEANING -- Use a soft cloth mois-

tened with warm water and rub lightly in the .,;oiled areas of

the screen. DO NOT USE A TISSUE OR PAPER TOWEL, AS THESE MAY DAMAGE SURFACE. Wipe. only in the

vertical (up/down) direction (along the groow.,s). If there is a dirt buildup, a mild solution of warm water and Ivory dish- washing detergent rnay be used. iJse dry soft cloth to dry the screen. Care should be taken to avoid scratches or

damage to the, screen surface. NOTE -- The TV screen is easily damaged. Avoid acciden-

tal contact with the screen.

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INTRODUCTION

INTEQ .......DEFINED ....... UNLEASHED

Your new Inteq TV is a "high-tech," sophisticated, entertainment machine. ,Justwatching TV is no longer enough: It's time to sEartexperiencing TV. Do you want your teeth to be rattled loose by the sound and your eyes aazzled by the

brilliance and sharpness of the picture? then start your ignition (press POWER), fasten your seat belt, and experience

this ....

Look of the Video,,..

650+, or 700, or even 800 lines of horizontal resolution

(depending on the TV model). Add to this a 3-line comb filter that provides wicked reds and tight, cool blues, and you have; picture quality that can only be described as

enNeserrle! But there's more .... Invar picture tube tech-

nology in the direct view TV prevents warping and other

video distortion that can occur in larger picture tube

sizes operating at high temperature. Improved signal

brightness defined with truer color is the end result.

Usten k) the Audio ....

Dolby Pro-Logic Surround Sound TM , Dolby Phantom Pro-Logic TM , Dolby 3TM , BBE Sonic Maximizer TM : With a line-up

like this, '"full frontal entertainment for your head" - especially for your ears - is no joke! The really great part is that all

of this audio performance occurs inside the TV. So, if you choose to route the TV sound through your :stereo system or

external amplifier to create a home theater system, you'll still have the benefit of these audio enhancing features.

D01by Pro-Logic Surround SoundTM : This technology util- izes the same logic steering, directional enhancement

system found in theaters to put sound where it belongs.

With optional speakers hooked up, the separate center

channel keeps dialogue and other central sounds close

to the screen while other sounds (like background noise)

come from the back, in a "surrounding" effect. You

might actually think you're in a theater. Dqlby Phantom Pro-Logic TM : This phantom takes noth-

ing away. Instead, it actually creates the illusion of a "true" center channel and uses the same logic steering

Dolby is famous for in systems without a surround sound speaker system.

For the projection entertainment machine, the lens sys- tems deliver high contrast and optimum brightness for

extreme picture performance. Also, the short focal opti- cal path gives the system its slim profile so it takes up

less floor space without sacrificing performance. And,

the screen'.,; Frennel lens provides uniform light distribu- tion - witho,Jt "hot spots" - for a more realistic pic'Iure

with a whopping 160° wide viewing angle. (That means you don't have to sit directly in front of the projection TV to see a quality picture.)

Dolby 3TM ; A perceptual digital audio coding technique of phenomenal efficiency, quality and versatility. Now, true stereo sound effects can be achieved for expanded

depth, localization, and realism -- even without surround sound speakers.

BBE $0ni¢ Maximized M: Nothing can compare to being

at a live performance .... until now! When sound is re-.

corded, transmitted, and wrung through miles of wires

and countless audio circuits, it's obvious that some of the live performance experience will be lost. That's

where the BBE Sonic Maximizer comes to the rescue::

BBE technology compensates for phase and amplitude

distortions to return sound to a near live-performance

state. The result is crystal-clear highs and earth-

shattering lows.

OTHERGOOD STUFF

As if the Video and Audio stuff isn't enough, your entertainment machine is packed full of other featLJres you'll love. At the head of the list is the StarSight_ program guide. Why thumb through -IV listings inthe newspaper when you can

see the listings on your TV screen? Not to mention having detailed descriptions of movies and shows and automatic programming of VCR-record features at your finger tips. You'll want to activate this optional service immediately.

All TV o:)erations, video picture adjustments, and audio sound adjustments are performed through the use of on-screen menus and displays. And, most of the TV's features can be selected and adjusted from the comfort of your favorite chair by using either of the two infrared remote controls: The Multi-brand (7 function) remote or the Intraq trakball (TV/VCR) remote.

The multi-brand programmable remote can operate up to seven different pieces of audio/video equ!ipment. Talk about convenience: Your VCR, Video Disk Player, TV, Audio Amplifier, and others can all be operated by this one remote. About the only thing it doesn't do is change its own battery - that's up to you.

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If 'youreally like modern toys, you'll want to operate your Inteq machine with the liqTI-_Q-TMpro- grammable trakball remote. "Point-and-press"-- such as the pointer on a computer screen -- is

the effortless way to unleash this machine's capabilities. In addition, not only will the Intraq remote operate your -I-V, it can also be programmed for the basic functions of most VCRs.

This operating guide describes a family of TV models. Not all models have all of the features de-, scribed inthis guide. In addition, different control panels may be used from model to model. Most

models include the following features:

GENERAL FEATURES AUDIO FEATURES

,Optional StarSightO Program Guide Capability Dolby Pro-Logic Surround Sound TM - &utomatic Demonstration of TV Features Dolby Phantom Pro-Logic TM

On-Screen Menus accessed by Remote Controls Dolby 3TM or the TV Control Panel

Universal (7 Mode) Programmable Remote Control BBE Sonic Maximizer TM Intraq Trakball (TV/VCR) Programmable Remote Control On-Screen Audio Adjustments

Closed Captions and Text Modes MTS Stereo 181 Channe_ Tuning Surround Sound Speaker Jacks

Automatic Channel Programming Front and Rear Surround Sound Speaker Conlrols

Parental Control Channel Block Preset Surround Sound

Channel Labels (ABC, NBC, MAX, SHO, etc.) Preset Audio Enhancement Effects

Input Source; Identification (VCR, Cable Box, etc.) Variable Audio Output jacks

Antenna/Cable and Loop-Out to Cable Box Jacks SouncRite Auto Volume Limiter

Rear Chassis AudioNideo (AJV) Input/Output Jacks 2-Lew.,I Audio Mute Control Front Chassis AudioNideo (AN) Input Jacks On-Screen Captions when Audio Muted

(Available on some models only)

On-Screen Video Adjustments PIP (Picture-In-Picture) FEATURES Channel Scan Add Channels Video Swap PIP Window/Main Screen Picture

Channel Scan Delete Channels PIP/Main Screen Pictures Freeze Select Channel Surfing Channels Picture-In-Picture Capability with 2 Direct-Source TV Tuners

Sleep Timer 1-Minute Commercial Break Surf-tc,-PIP Channel Scanning On/Off Timer (Vacation Timer) Audio Swap PIP Window/Main Screen Picture

On-Screen Icon Menu Identifiers Move PIP Window anywhere on-screen

with Intraq Remote

i Intraq PIP Icons Menu

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

,_ Refer to the StarSight@ operating guide for StarSight@ activation and operation.

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GET TO KNOW YOUR ENTERTAINMENT MACHINE

TYPICAL LOCATION OF USER ITEMS

The user items pointed out in the illustration are important to the operation of your entertainment machine. You should

be familiar with them because they are referenced throughout this operating guide.

Place VCR

Point remote

toward center

of screen to

operate TV.

Control Panel and Front A/V

Input Jacks

(See below)

Built-in speakers

Source

Connection

Panel

SheffHere

(Pro.iection

TVsonly)

Front View of TV

Back View of TV

TYPICAL CONTROL PANEL

The control panel on your TV may differ slightly from the one shown but its operation is the same.

ENTER

Shows the Channel/Time dis- play, or removes any on- screen display or menu.

TE:R • ADJUST •

ADJUST Left/Right Shows information/status display for selecled option during on- screen menu operation, and ad- justs the selected menu option.

Shows a menu. Press repeat- edly to sequence through the

available menus.

SELECT ENU YVOLUME

SELECT Up/Down Selects a menu option during on-screen menu

operations.

VOLUME Up/Down

Increases or decreases sound level.

YCHANNELj_

OH (CHANNEL) Up/Down

Selects channels higher or lower than the current channel.

POWER

Turns TV On or Off.

Remote Window Point the remote con- l:rol towards this

winclow to operate the TV. (Direct view TVs

only.)

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GET TO KNOW YOUR ENTERTAINMENT ,MACHINE

TV SOURCE CONNECTION PANEL

Before you can use it, you have to connect itt And with the help of the easy-to-follow diagrams on the following pages, setting up your entertainment machine is a snap.

The jacks shown here on the Source Connection Panel provide three basic functions: 1. Input connection from an an- tenna or cable system; 2. Input connection from a VCR or other A/V device; 3. Output connection to an optional moni-

tor', amplifier or speakers. Refer to the following descriptions.

ANTENNA/CABLE 1

75-ohm antenna or cable-TV con-

nection. Attach your antenna, ca-

ble-TV line or 75-ohm output

from a VCR to this jack.

LOOP OUT TO DECODER

Routes the direct cable-TV input

to AntennaJCable 2 back to the

cable box supplied by the cable

service.

ANTENNA/CABLE 2

Additional 75-ohm antenna or

cable-TV connection.

SURROUND SPEAKER

TERMINALS

Connections for output to op-

tional Surround Sound speakers.

STARSIGHT CONTROL PORT Jack for connection of StarSight

Remote Emitter cable.

VIDEO 1 or 2 IN

/ Jacks for audio and video input from a stereo

---__. / VCF/or other stereo ,_W device. "---'--_------_---___ You must connect to these

jacks in order to hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR.

Use the Left audio input jack when connecting a monaural VCR to these A_/inputs.

S..VIDEO 1 IN Jacks for audio ancl video input

from a Super-VHS VCR.

MONITOR OUT

Standard audio/video jacks for out- put 1oan additional audio/video

moritor (such as a second TV). Whatever is currently being being

watched on this TV, is output to these jacks for viewing on the addi-

tional monitor.

VARIABLE AUDIO OUTPUT

Standard phono jack connectors for output to an optional stereo amplifier

or to external speakers.

To enhance your listening enjoyment using the Dolby Pro Logic Auclio system,

connect these jacks to the audio input jacks of your stereo amplifier Then, fol-

low the instructions in the Inteq Audio section of this operating guide --

AND GET READY FOR SOME SERIOUS USTENING ]ENJOYMENT.

FRONTA/V INPUT JACKS

If your TV model is equipped with front A/V input jacks, they'll be on the control panel on the

front of the TV behind a small door.

S-VIDEO 2 IN _.-"_, f_---_ f-% ' ,_1

Jacks for audio and video input from a second .=-.-___._..(,(/_m=_,_ ,._,. _-'_ _ I }_

Soper-VHS VCR or other Super-VHS video device. I I 11|

VIDEO 3 IN/- -

Jacks for audio and video input from

a third stereo VCR or other AN device.

Use the Left audio input jack when connecting a

monaural VCR to these A/V inputs.

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CONNECTING YOUR TV

OVERVIEW: SOURCE EQUIPMENT CONNECtiON OPtiONS

A "source" refers to the equipment that supplies the picture and sound to your TV. Several types of "source" equiipment are shown below: Antennas, cable boxes and VCRs. And, your television has many input jacks to allow the connection

of several different input sources all at the same time. The following pages show several alternatives for connecting sources ancl other equipment to your TV. These recom-

mendecl connections will provide you with the greatest possible versatility when using the TV. Once all connections are done, proceed to 'q-he First Time You Operate Your TV" section to get your entertaiinment machine up and running.

Camcorder

Over-the-Air Antenna

or Cable Service I ___

TV Connection or

Panel _ ( ___

/ S-Video

Surround Sound Speakers

OVERVIEW OF CONNECtiON OPtiONS

Input Jlacks on TV Connection Panel

Antenna/Cable 1 In Jack Antenna/Cable 2 In Jack

Video "1In Jacks Video ,'._InJacks

S-Video In Jacks Input .lacks on Front Connection Panel

Front Video In Jacks Front S-Video In Jacks

l or

Output Jacks on TV Connections Panel

Loop-Out to Cable Box Monitor Output ,.lacks

Variable Audio Output Jacks Surround Sound Speaker Output Jacks

StarSight Emitter Output Jack Equipment That Can Be Connected to the

TV Connections Panel Includes: Cable-TV Boxes, VCRs, S-Video Equipment, Camcor-

ders, Video Disc Players, Video/Surveillance Cameras, Audio Amplifier or Stereo System, Surround Sound

Speakers, etc.

Turn off power or unplug TV before

making any connections to your "IV.

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CONNECTING YOUR "IV

SETLIP I: ANTENNA OR DIRECT CABLE-TV

If you receive your signal by antenna or direct cable-TV (no cable box), connect your TV as shown, here.

Cable Leading from.. _onnected to.. A- Wall Jack - _TV - 75 ohm Antenna From Antenna or Antenna/

Cable Cable Service / Cable 1

PIP Capabilities with Setup 1 Q View a channel as the main TV picture and simultane-

ously view a different channel in the PIP window. (IVlainSource and PIP Source are Antenna/Cable 1.)

View a channel as the main TV picture and simultane- ously view the same channel in the PIP window.

(IVlainSource and PIP Source are Antenna/Cable 1.)

[] Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

SETUP2: CABLE-TV WITH CABLE BOX

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__TO DECODER

• _ CABt.E2

Antenna or Cable-TV Connection

If you receive your television from a cable box, connect your TV as shown here.

Cable Leading from.. Connected to..

A - Wall Jack - TV-

75 ohm Antenna From Antenna or ' "Antenna/ Cable Cable Service Cable 2"

B - TV - Cable Box-

75 ohm Antenna "Loop Out To "In" Cable Decoder"

C- Cable Box- TV-

75 ohm Antenna "Out.... Antenna/

I Cable 1"

D- TV- Cable Box- Remote Emitter "StarSight Control Front panel

Cable Port"

Note: Choose Ant/Cable 1 Source in the Inteq Source menu and tune your TV to channel 3 to watch channels selected by the cable box (Antenna/Cable 1 jack, Cable C).

PIP Capabilities with Setup 2 [7 View a channel as the main TV picture and simultane-

ously view a different channel selected by the TV in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are Antenna/Cable 2.)

[] View a channel selected by the cable box as the main

TV picture and simultaneously view the same channel

in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are

Antenna/Cable 1.)

[] Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

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Cable Box Connection

Do not unplug your cable box at any time! Do not plug your TV power cord into the back

of your cable box!

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CONNECTING YOUR TV

SETUP3: VCR OR SUPER-VHS VCR

If you receive your signal through your VCR, connect your TV as shown here.

Cable

A-

75 ohm Antenna Cable

B-

75 ohm Antenna

Leading from..

Wall Jack-

From Antenna or Cable Service

VCR - Out to TV

Cable

C - VCR - TV - Audio/Video R-Audio-L! Video 1 or 2 In (or

Cables Video Out. S-Video In) D - TV - VCR -

Remote Emitter StarSight Control Front panel Cable Port

Notes:

C} The Video 1, Video 2, S-Video or Front AN connections

must be used if you wish to hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR.

C1 Ifyou have a Super-VHS VCR, see connections diagram

below for Super-VHS VCR.

C] Choose Ant/Cable 1 Source in the Inteq Source menu and

tune your TV to channel 3 to watch a tape or a channel selected by the VC,R (Ant/Cable 1 jack, Cable B).

Connected to..

VCR - VHF In

TV- Antenna/ Cable 1

PIP Capabilities with Setup 3 Q View a channel as the main TV picture and simultane-

ously view a different channel selected by the TV in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are

Antenna/Cable 11;TV/VCR switch on VCR set to TV.)

[] View a channel selected by the TV as the main TV

picture and simultaneously view a different channel selected by the VCR, or a video tape in the PIP win- dow. (Main Source is Ant/Cable 1; PIP Source is

Video 1 In; TV/VCR switch on VCR set to TV.)

[] View a channel :selectedby the VCR or a video tape

as the main picture of the TV and simultaneously

view the same channel or video tape in the PIP win-

dow. (Main Source and PIP Source are Video 1.)

[] Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

Most stereo VCRs do /_ )" -_-_ ._._ I ,-_'_ not passstereo sound /F_ _'_%,1 ._,_-_L:_

on the 75-ohm output.:. _ _)_.._. ..' ,._,_--

\ ..

.4=-.d./ ._L_ _,# _,.....,,_

....

_ VCR BACH

Standard VHS VCR Connection

VCRFRONT

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Super-VHS VCR Conr=ection

CONNECTING YOUR TV

SETUP4: VCR AND CABLE BOX

If you receive your signal through a VCR and a cable-TV box, connect your TV as shown here.

Cable Leading from.. Connected to..

A - Wall Jack- -FV-

75 ohm Antenna From Antenna or "Antenna/Cable2 Cable Cable Service In"

B - TV- Cable Box -

715ohmAntenna "Loop Out to "In" Cable Decoder"

C - Cable Box- VCR -

75 ohm Antenna "Out.... VHF In"

Cable D- VCR - TV -

75 ohm Antenna "Out ToTV.... Antenna/Cable 1"

Cable E - VCR - TV -

Audiofideo "R-Audio-L/Video "Video 1 or 2 In" Cables Out"

F- TV- VCR/Cable Box- Remote Emitter "StarSight Control Frontpanels

Cable Port"

C]IThe AudioNideo connections must be used if you wish to

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CABLE BOX BA¢K

_HFOUr

• CABLE

REI_OTE

EMITTER

"_Et_O-'_ "_

EMITTER

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BOX FRONT

VCR

. FRONT

Choose Ant/Cable 1 Source in the Inteq Source menu and tune your TV to channel 3 (or 4) to watch a tape playing in

El hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR.

the VCR or a channel selected by the cable box (Ant/Cable 1 jack, Cable D).

P!IPCapabilities with Setup 4

View a channel as the main TV picture and simultane- ously view a different channel selected by the TV in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are

AntennaJCable 2; TVNCR switch on VCR set to TV.)

E31View a channel selected by the TV as the main pic-

ture of the TV and simultaneously view a different channel selected by the cable box in the PIP window. (Main Source is Ant/Cable 2; PIP Source is Video 1

In; VCR is on and tuned to channel 3 or 4.)

CI View a channel selected by the TV as the main pic-

ture of the TV and simultaneously view a video tape playing in the VCR in the PIP window. (Main Source is Ant/Cable 2; PIP Source is Video 1 In; VCR is on

and playing a tape.)

Q View a channel selected by the cable box as the main

picture of the TV and simultaneously view the same channel in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source arc; Video 1.)

Ci View a video tape playing in the VCR as the main pic-

ture of the TV and simultaneously view the same video tape in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are Video 1.)

Q Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

VCR BACK

Cable Box and VCFI Connection

Starsight Notes: CI The Remote Emitter is only necessary i[ you are

planning to activate StarSight.

[7 Do not adhere the Remote Emitter until after

you have completed activating StarSight and you have confirmed the correct codes that oper- ate your VCR and Cable Box. Once the code is confirmed, peel off the backing of the sticker on the

Remote Emitter and adhere it in place.

13 To activate StarSight, proceed to "Step 1. Fill out

the StarSight Checklist'" in the StarSight operating

guide.

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CONNECTING YOUR TV

:RONT AUDIO/VIDEO (A/V) CONNECTIONS

Stereo Camcorder _1_

Super-VHS VCR YJCVIDEO ^UD,OOUT

I OUT L

OPTIONAL AUDIO AMPLIFIER/SURROUND SOUND CONNECTIONS TO TV "

If you wish to listen to the TV audio through an external amplifier or stereo system, or connect Surround Sound speakers to your TV, refer to the connections diagrams shown below.

8 ohm

Surround Speakers

_ Silver ,_

," "'-

L ___/ Copper - 1 _

{_ O°pperl

StereoAmplifier

Copper /__ 8ohm

Silver

Surround

S_eaker

Amplifier and Dual Surround Speaker Connections Single Surround Speaker Connection

WAYS TO LISTEN TO YOUR TV

TV Speakers Only

CI INTEQ Audio Menu

"Speakers" set to "ON," stere() amplifier turned

"OFF" _ The TV's speakers are On. Sound is

heard from the TV's speakers.

[_ Use tlne TV's volume

control to raise and lower

the sound level of the TV's

speakers.

Notes:

C3See the INTEQ Audio section of this operating guide for information regarding the INTEQ Audio Menu. C] Cables shown above, and in the diagrams on the preceding pages, are not supplied with your TV. Optional cables can be our-

chased at your local home electronics retailer.

Amplifier Speakers Only

INTEQ Audio Menu "Speakers" set to "OFF," stereo amplifier turned

"ON" _ The TV's speakers are Off. Sound is heard from

the amplifier's speakers.

Use the TV's volume control to raise and lower the sound level of the

amplifier's speakers.

TV & Amp!ifier Speakers INTEQ Audio Menu "Speakers" set to "ON," stereo amplifier turned

"ON" --- Sound is heard from both the TV's and

amplifier's speakers.

C] Use TV's volume control to

raise and lower the sound level of both sets of speakers. !

Surround Sound

C] Connec:t Surround Sound

spea as shown. The level Surround Sound will

vary, depending on the prog_ being viewed. Note that nol all programs have

Surr( Sound audio.

If yot want to use only one surr¢ peaker with your TV, ('onnect the speaker wire,,_to ell:her the left or right

term l

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CONNECTING YOUR TV

TYPICAL HOME THEATER SETUP

What is "home theater?" In simple terms, it is providing a movie theater-like experience in the privacy of your own home. Your Inteq entertainment machine has been designed with home theater in mind and delivers outstanding video and audio perfomance. By adding a few optional accessories as shown below, you could have the entertainment sys-

tem that is the envy of everyone on your block. A typical home theater system can contain the following optional equipment: Inteq television, Inteq Digital Video Disc

(DVD) player, Inteq VCR, Inteq Powered Sub-woofer, Inteq Mini Tower Speakers, and Surround Sound speakers.

You'll want to connect these items as described below.

Inteq TV - -

Inteq DVD

Inteq VCR _

To,Connect the Equipment Shown Above

Cable Leading from.. Connected to..

A - Wall Jack - TV - 75 ohm Antenna From Antenna or "Antenna/

Cable Cable Service Cable 1 In"

B - Sub-Woofer - TV -

Audio Cables "Audio R & L Variable Audio

Input" Output

C - Surround Sound TV - Speaker Wires Speakers Surround Sound

Speaker Terminals

D- Inteq DVD Player- TV- Audio/Video "Audio R & L/ "Video 1 In"

Cables Video Output" E - Inteq VCR - i TV -

AudioNideo "Audio R & L! I"Video 2 In"

Cables Video Outpur' ]

Notes:

Inteq Powered Speakers Surround

Sub-woofer

[ 1 II_-_ _,}_] S'I!un(l'lers

Inteq Mini Tower Inteq

ICIThe AudioNideo connections must be used if you wish to

hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR or stereo Video Disc Player.

CI Refer to the Sub-woofer and Tower Speaker operating

guides for information on properly connecting these optional accessories.

Turn off power or unplug TV before making any connections to your TV.

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CONNECTING YOUR TV

)lacement of System Equipment

-ypically, you'll want to place your home theater equipment as shown inthe illustration: Left, Center, and Right channel

:peakers are set in front of you, creating what is refered to as a '<frontsound stage" to provide dialog and stereo sound.

he Surround Sound speakers (rear-channel sound) are set behind you and to the side.

-here are many ways a home theater system can be arranged. The example shown here is just one possible setup.

....

woofer

S_r Center Speakers [_.___.j S_r

Surround sound speakers connected to "SURROUND /

SPEAKERS" terminals onTVjack panel (dotted line).

Audio cables connected between '

"VARIABLE AUDIOOUT" jacks on

TV andAudio L & R jacks on

sub-woofer.

Surround

Sound

Speaker

Typical Placement of Home Theater System Equipment

While Operating The Home Theater System While yo,a're experiencing your new home theater, you'll want to keep the followingin mind:

Cl Your entertainment machine is shipped from the fac-

tory with the picture and sound adjustments preset. To change these settings, select the Video or Audio menu and adjust the options to your own personal

preference.

CI To hear the correct level of sound from your speak-

ers, perform the speaker balancing procedure de- scribed in the Inteq Audio Menu section of the operating guide.

CI If you are not hearing any audio from the surround

speakers, the program may not have Surround Sound. Not all programs or movies contain Surround

Sound.

Tower speakers connected to "Satelite Speaker Output"

on sub-woofer.

SurroundSound __°'"

Speaker /1

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WHAT YOU SHOULD DO FIRST

STEP 1: INSTALL THE BATTERIESINTO THEREMOTE CONTROLS

Batteries are provided with your remotes but they must

be installed before you use the remotes. When a remote no longer functions normally, or when it loses memory,

replace the batteries with high-quality, alkaline batteries. Match plus with plus (+ with +) and minus with minus (- with -), as shown in the battery compartment.

Unless your equipment responds to the factory preset codes, you will need to reprogram the remotes with the

codes of your particular equipment each time you re- place batteries.

Notes:

C3Do not to place heavy objects on top of the remote

control keys. Prolonged unintentional operation of the remote shortens battery life.

Remove the batteries if the remote control will not be used for a rnonth or more.

The manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused by battery leakage.

STEP2: CONNECT THE POWER

Universal Remote

(Uses 2 size AAA

batteries.)

InTraq Remote

(Uses 2 size AA

batteries,.)

and lift ouL

After you have made the necessary connections to your entertainment rnachine, plug the power cord into an AC

_ower outlet.

To connect power to your TV:

1. Plugyour TV into an unswitchedAC power source. (Normal household currentoutlet thatd_g_e_s__0_0_turn

On and Off with a switch.)

Do not plug TV into switchedoutlet found

on some VCRs or cable-TV decoders.

2. Turn the -IV' on by pressing POWER.

STEP3: SELECT YOUR MAIN SOURCE & PIP (Picture-in-Picture) SOURCE

A -IV "source" refers to the equipment connected to the TV Source Connections Panel that supplies the picture and sound to your -I-V. You select the viewing source by using the Inteq Source menu.

I ain Picture Source PIP Window

1. Press SOURCE on your remote to view the Inteq

Source menu.

2. Press SOURCE repeat- edly to select the source

that corresponds to the jack on the -iV connec-

tion center that is receiv- ing the input signal.

3. Press QUIT to remove the

menu.

2. Press the Left or Right

3. Press SOURCE repeat-

4. Press QUIT to remove the

Picture Source

Press SOURCE on your

remote to view the Inteq

Source menu.

arrows to select PIP.

edly to select the source that corresponds to the

jack that is receiving the

PIP input signal.

menu.

Main 4_ PIP

I_ AnUCable 1

Ant]Cable 2 Video 1 Video 2

S-Video

Front Video Frnt S-Video

Source Menu with Main Source set to Ant/Cable 11and

PIP Source set to Video 1. Connections must be made to the corresponding jacks on the TV Connection Panel.

Maln <1,, PIP

Ant]Cable 1

_" Video 1

Video 2 S-Video

Front Video

Frnt S-Video

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WHAT YOU SHOULD DO FIRST

STEP4: USEAUTO PROGRAM

&uto Program finds all available channels on the selected antenna or direct cable-TV source and stores them in the

memory of the TV.

To Start the Auto Program Procedure:

1. Either Ant!Cable 1 or 2 must be selected as the Main picture source. The selected source must be an an-

tenna or direct cable-TV line.

2. Press MENU on your multi-brand remote until the Inteq Setup menu appears.

3. Press an Up or Down arrow until Auto Procjram is highlighted then press a

Left or Right arrow to view the next screen.

4. What kind of TV signal is coming in to

your' TV? Did you connect a cable-'lV

line or an antenna to the jack on the back of the TV?

Press an Up or Down arrow to select either OFF AIR ANTENNA or CABLE TV.

5. Press a Left or Right arrow to begin the search for all

available channels.

6. After the search is completed, wait a few seconds for

the -IV screen to clear.

1_ II'-FFEE(:D-

• Auto Program

Inteq Setup Menu with Auto Program Highlighta_

Auto Program

Setup

Add/Del/Surf C_ockSet

Captions

Caption/Text

Language

Background

StarSight ProjoSetup

OFFAIRANTENNA

[ CABLE V]

Press1"$ToChange<b" ToProgram

IS a direct cable-TV line or an antenna connected to the source jack on the back of the TV?

Available channels are:

_hl he Auto Program procedure must be performed

to properly receive all available channels.

Broadcast Band -- VHF 2 to 13, UHF 14 to 69 Cable--IV Band -- 1 to 125

STEP5: SET THE CLOCK

Don't forget to set the clock: If you're going to use features like the On/Off Timer, this is important.

1. Press MENU repeatedly on your multi-brand remote until the INTEQ Setup menu is displayed, then press, the Up or Down arrows to select Clock Set.

2. Select Clock Mode, and press the Left or Right arrows.

3. Press the Up or Down arrow to select Auto or Manual, then press MENU to return to the previous menu: AUTO: TV sets the time automatically (while the TV is turned OFF).

MANUAL: Use the universal remote to set the time.

AUTO

4. Use Up/Down arrows to select Time Zone, then press a Left/Right arrow.

5. Use Up/Down arrows to select Auto, press MENU to return to the previous menu, then use the Up/Down arrows to select Daylight Saving.

6. Press a LeflJRight arrow, then use the Up/Down arrows to select Auto.

7. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

4. Use Up/Down arrows to select Time Set and use the number keys

to set the time.

5. Press TIMER to select AM or PM.

6. Press QUIT to remove the menu

MANUAL

'× '" Clock

,,-_-_ II-qTl_(_-

Clock Mode

lirre Set

'× '" Clock:

"v']

(:lock Mode

"ll me Zone

Day. Saving

StarSight Clock Set Note: After StarSight is authorized for your TV, it can take up to 48 hours for StarSight information to

be provided to the TV. This may result in the Clock's time being set incorrectly. Simply activate the Clock Menu and set the correct time.

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Auto/StarSight:

I1StarSight is authorized for

your TV,"StarSight IVlode"

appears in the display in-

stead of Manual or Auto.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO FIRST

STEP6:

From the factory, your projection TV should perform as you expect it

to: Crystal clear, teeth-rattling sound with brilliant, razor-sharp video images. However, because your TV "projects" three different image.,;,

each in a different color, and overlaps them on the TV screen, gravita- tional forces and strong magnetic fields can affect whether or not the

images precisely overlap. If they do not, you will notice images on

your TV with blue, red or green "fringes" around them.

To "converge" the Color(s) Back Into Alignment:

1. Press MENU on your multi-brand remote repeatedly

2. Press the Up/Down arrow keys to select Projo Setup

If you see foul: intersecting white lines, the colors are

converged correctly. Press QUIT on your remote to exit the proceclure.

If you see red or blue lines offset from the reference

lines, the convergence procedure is necessary.

3. Press SOURCE to select either red or blue lines to

4. Press the Up/Down and Left/Right arrow keys to

5. Once the four lines are white, the colors are con- verged correctly. Press QUIT on your remote to exit

the procedure.

Note: Each time the -IV is moved to a different location,

check the convergence.

VERIFY COLOR CONVERGENCE (Projection £Vs Only)

until the Inteq Setup menu appears.

then press the Left/Right arrow keys to view the "Converge" lines.

Press _ To Select Color Use Arrows To Converge Red

converge.

move the red (or blue) lines directly on top of the reference lines. (Do this for both colors if necessary.)

Four intersectingwhite linesindicate proper con-

vergence.

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• Projo Setup

Setup

Auto Program Add/r_el/Surf

Clock Se_: Captions CaptiordText

Language Background

StarSight

Inteq Setup Menu with Projo Setup Selected

Press_ To Select Color

(OR BLUE

Use Arrows To Converge Red

(OR BLUE

Red or blue lines offset

from reference line:; indi- c;ate convergence proce-

dure is necessary.

STEP7: AUTO DEMO

To gain a basic: understanding of the special features and many other features built into your new entertainment machine, you may wish to activate the Auto Demo.

The TV will give you a quick "tour" of it's abilities.

To begin the Auto Demonstration:

1. Use an Up .orDown arrow to highlight Auto Demo.

"13merSetup Ch. Labels

Sourc'e ID

Parental Ctl

• Auto Demo

2. Pressa Left or Right arrowto activate the demonstra- tion. (Itwill begin after a few seconds.)

Notes:

O -I'o stop the demonstration, you must select Auto Demo in

the menu and set itto Off. Auto Demo will continue until it

is set to Off.

O If you press any key during Auto Demo, it will disappear

To stop the demonstration, you must select Auto Demo in the menu and set it 1:oOIFF.

Auto Demo will continue until it is :setto OFF.

from the TV screen and begin again after about 20 seconds.

STEP8: USE OTHER OPTIONS

YoIj may want to consider using the Adcl/DelPSurfoption to delete undesirable channels or add additional channels, apply "la- bels" to your available channels using the Oh. (Channel) Labels option, label the input sources with descriptiw_ names such as "VCR," or adjust the options in the Audio and Video Menus.

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PICTURE-IN-PICTURE (PIP) OPERA TION

OVERVIEW

Picture-in-Picture (PIP) allows your single TV to perform like two TVs. As illustrated below, two different pictures can

be watched at the same time - on one TV screen - using the PIP feature. 'With this kind of convenience, you'll no

longer need to place two TVs side-by-side to keep track of two important football games being played at the same time.

The pictures on the TV screen are provided by the equipment, or "sources," connected to the Connection Panel on tire back of ':he TV. Of the many input jacks available on this connection panel, you can specify one input viewing source for

the TV's main picture and a separate input viewing source for the PIP image.

__Picture from

Picture

from VCR

Picture #1

TV with Main Picture

and PIP Window Inset

TWO TUNER PIP

Your TV is designed with two tuners. That means that there are two internal devices that can select the chan-

nels. This also means that the operation of PIP is easier than ever: With a single antenna or direct cable-TV con-

nection to the Ant/Cable 1 or Ant/Cable 2 jack on the back of the TV, as shown below, you can watch one channel as the Main Picture of the TV while a com-

pletely different channel is showing in the PIP window. The instructions for using the two-tuner PIP capabilities

are different, depending on the remote control being used. Refer to the "PIP Features/Controls "sections on

the following pages for specific operating instructions.

Cable Service

Picture #2

TURNING ON PIP

I Turn PIP On:Universal Remote Control

1. Press IV to ensure remote is in IV

mode.

2. Point the remote at the TV and pres:_ PIP.

3. Use the Source Menu to choose the viewin9 source for the PIP window.

Example of antenna or direct cable-TV connection. (Antenna/Cable 2 can also be used.)

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Turn PIP On:

InTraq Remote Control

1. Press "IV to ensure remote is in FV mode.

2. Point the remote at the TV and press the ball to view the on-screen

"pointer."

3. Roll the ball to move the pointer to the middle/left of the TV screen to view the PIP Menu.

4. Move the pointer to the PIP icon and press the ball.

5. Use the Source Menu to choose the viewing source for the PIP window.

PICTURE-IN-PICTURE (PIP) OPERA TION

SELECTING MAIN PICTURE SOURCE AND PIP WINDOW PICTURE SOURCE

Source of Audio

(Main Picture)

PIP Window

Picture

PiP

II11! -

__'_ Source of Main Picture

_.... shows here.

__ Source of PIP Window

Audio Mode

Picture shows here.

Main Picture

Note: The PIP features described here are based on using Antenna/Cable 1 or 2 as the Main and PIP sources.

Selecting Main Picture and Pip Picture Selecting Main Picture and Pip Picture

Sources Using the Universal Remote Sources Using the Intraq Remote

1. Press TV on remote.

2. Press SOURCE on remote to view the Inteq

Source menu.

3. Press an Up or Down ar- row repeatedly to select the source for the Main

picture.

4. Press a Left or Right arrow to select PIP

Source column.

5. Press an Up or Down ar- row repeatedly to select

the source for the PIP

picture.

6. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

1. Press'IV on remote.

Point and press on the SOURCE Menu icon (at the top/left of the screen)

to view the Inteq Source menu.

Source I_)

Icon

i--.-

3. F)oint and press on the word Main, then select the source for the ]vlain

pictiJ re.

4. Point and press on PIP to select PIP_Source col-

umn.

5. F)oint and press on the source you want for the

PiP picture.

6. Move the pointer off the rnenu and press the ball

to remove the menu.

Picture Sources

Jacks on TV

Connections Panel

or on Front of TV

IFqTEEG_-Source

v PBP

• Ant/Cable 1

Ant/Cable 2

Video 1 Video 2

S-Video

Front Video Frnt S-Video

___ I_-Source

Anl"JCable 1

• Video 1

Video 2 S-Video

Front Video Frr4 S-Video

-/ Picture Sources

PIP_Window

Notes:

[] You can choose any source listed for the Main picture and the PIP picture, as long as you haw._equipment con-

nected to the corresponding jacks on the TV's connection panel.

[] Initially, the Main and PIP picture sources are the same if the Main Picture is either Antenn_dCable 1 or 2. However,

once you actually change the PIP source, the selected source is "remembered" and retained until it is changed again.

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