Zenith IQB27B44W, IQB32B44W Owner’s Manual

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operating guide / warranty

WARNING:

RECORDYOURMODELNUMBER |

(Now,while you can seeit)

The model andserial numberofyour newlV am Located

onthe backof the TVcabinet.Foryourfutureconvenience, wesuggestthat your recordthesenumbershere:

MODEL NO.

i SERIALNO.

TO REDUCETHE RISKOFELECTRICSHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK).NO USER SERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.

REFERSERVICINGTO QUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.

TheLightning flashwith arrowheadsymbol within an equilateraltriangle,is intended to alert the userto the presence of uninsulated"dangerousvoRage"within the product'senclosurethat maybeof sufficientmagnitudeto constitutea

risk of electricshockto persons.

The exclamationpoint within an equilatera[triangle is intendedto alert the userto the presenceof important operating

and maintenance (servicing)instructions in the Literatureaccompanyingthe appliance.

WARNING:

TOPREVENTFIREORSHOCKHAZARDS,DO NOTEXPOSETHISPRODUCTTO RAINOR MOISTURE.

POWER CORD POLARIZATION:

CAUTION:To prevent electric shock,match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fut[y insert.

ATTENTION:Pour_viter Leschocs_tectriques,introduire la lamela pluslarge de la fichedens la borne correspondantede la priseet pousser]usqu'aufond.

NOTE TO CABLE/TV INSTALLER:

Thisreminder is providedto caU.the cableW systeminstallersattention to ArticLe820-40 of the NationalELectricCode

(U.S.A.). Thecodeprovidesguidelinesfor propergroundingand,in particular,specifiesthat the cablegroundshaLLbe connectedto the grounding s_tem of the building, asdose to the pointof the cable entry aspracticaL.

REGULATORYINFORMATION:

Thisequipment hasbeentested and found to complywith the limits fur a ClassB digital device,pursuantto Part15 of the FCCRuLes.Theselimitsaredesignedto providereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhenthe

equipmentis operatedin a residentialinstallation. Thisequipmentgenerates,usesand canradiateradio frequency

energyand,if not instaL[edandusedin accordancewith the instruction manuaL,maycauseharmfulinterference to radio communications.However,thereis no guaranteethat interference wiLLnot occurin a particularinstaLLation.If this • equipmentdoescauseharmfuLinterferenceto radio or televisionreception,whichcan be determinedbyturning

the equipmentoff and on, the useris encouragedto try to correctthe interferencebyoneormore ofthe foLLowing

measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increasethe separation between the equipmentandreceiver.

• Connectthe equipmentinto an outlet on a circuitdifferentfromthat to whichthe

receiveris connected.

• ConsuLtthe dealeror an experiencedradio/IV technician fur help.

CAUTION:

Donot attempt to modif'j this productin any waywithout written authorization fTomZenith ELectronicsCorporation. Unauthorized modification could void the user'sauthorityto operatethis product.

PAG E 2 B-WARN-DV-17/98

Important safeguards for you and your new product Your product has been manufactured and tested with your safety in mind. However, improper use can result in potential

electffca[ 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 operating guide can help you get many years of enjoyment and safe operation that are built into your new product.

This product compUes with all applicable U.S. Federal safety requirements, and those of the Canadian Standards Association.

1. Read Instructions

ALLthe safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.

2. Fo[|ow Instructions

ALLoperating and useinstructions should be foLLowed.

3. Retain Instructions

The safety and operating instructions shouldbe retained

for future reference.

4. Heed Warnings

ALLwarningson the product and in the operatinginstruc- tions shouldbeadhered to.

5. Cleaning

Unplugthisprodu_ fromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.

Do notuseLiquidcleanersoraerosolcleaners.Usea damp

clothforcleaning.

6. Water and Moisture Do not use this product near water for example, near a

bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or Laundrytub, in a

wet basement, or near a swimming pool.

7. Accessories

Donot place this product on an unstablecart,stand,

tripod, bracket,or table. The productmayfall, causing

seriousinjury to a child or adult, andseriousdamageto the product.Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket,

or table recommendedby the manufacturer, or sold with

the product.Any mounting of the productshouldfollow

themanufacturersinstructions,and should usea

mountingaccessoryrecommendedbythemanufacturer.

8. Transporting Product A product and cart combinationshould be moved'with

care. Quick stops, excessiveforce, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.

9. Attachments

Do notuseattachmentsnotrecommendedby theproduct manufacturerastheymay causehazards.

10. Ventilation

Slots and openings in the cabinetare providedfor ventilation andto ensurereliableoperationof the product

and to protectit from overheating,andthese openings

mustnot be blockedor covered.Theopeningsshou|d neverbe blockedby placingthe producton a bed, sofa,

rug, or other similarsurface.This productshouldnot be

placedin a built-in installation suchas a bookcaseor rack unlessproperventilation is providedor the manufacturer's

instructionshavebeenadheredto.

11. Power Sources

Thisproduct should be operated only from the type of

power source indicated on the marking [abe[. If you are not sureofthe type of powersupplyto your home,

consultyour productdealeror Localpower company.For productsintendedto operate from battery power,or other

sources,referto the operatinginstructions.

12. Line-Cord PotarizaUon

Thisproductisequippedwithapolarized a[ternating-current[inepiug(aplughavingoneblade

widerthantheother).Thisplugwillfitintothepower

outletonlyoneway.Thisisa safetyfeature,Ifyou are unabletoinserttheplugfullyintotheoutlet,try reversingtheplug.Iftheplugshouldstillfailtofit,

contactyourelectriciantoreplaceyourobsoleteoutlet.

Do notdefeatthesafetypurposeofthepolarizedplug.

13. Power-Cord Protection

Power-supplycords should be routed so that they arenot Likelyto be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or

against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point wherethey

exitfrom the product.

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PORTABLE CART WARNING

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14. Outdoor Antenna Grounding

Ifan outsideantennaorcablesystemisconnectedtothe

product,besuretheantennaorcablesystemisgrounded soastoprovidesome protectionagainstvoltagesurges

and built-upstaticcharges.Article810oftheNational ElectricalCode(U.S.A.),ANSI/NFPA 70 provides informationwithregardto propergroundingofthemast and supportingstructure,groundingof thelead-inwireto

an antennadischargeunit,sizeofgroundingconductors, locationofantenna-dischargeunit,connectionto groundingelectrodes,and requirementsforthegrounding

electrode.

Example of GroundingAccordingto National Electrical CodeInstrucUons

Antenna Lead in Wire

Antenna Discharge Unit

(NEC Section 810-20)

Grounding Conductor (NEC Sectinn 810-21)

GroundClamps

Power Service Grounding

EleCtrode System (NEC

NEC-NationalElectricalCode

15. Lightning Foradded protectionfor this product(receiver)duringa

Lightning storm, or whenit is [eft unattendedand unused for tong periodsof time, unplugit from the waltoutlet and

disconnectthe antenna or cable system. This wit[ prevent damageto the productdueto tlghtningandpower-line

surges.

16. Power Lines

An outside antenna systemshouldhot be located in the vicinity of overheadpowertines or other electrictight or power circuits, or whereit can fatt into suchpowertines or

circuits.Wheninstalling an outsideantenna system, extremecare shouldbe taken to keep fromtouching such

power Linesor circuitsas contactwith them might be

fatal.

17. Overloading Do not overloadwattoutlets and extensioncords as this

can resultin a riskof fire or electricshock.

A_ 250, Pa_ H)

18. Object and Liquid Entry

Neverpushobjectsof any kindinto this productthrough openingsasthey maytouch dangerousvoltage pointsor

short-out partsthat couldresult in a fire or electricshock.

Neverspilt Liquid of any kind on the product.

19. Servicing

Do not attempt to service this productyourselfasopening or removing covers may expose youto dangerousvoltage

or other hazards. Refer at[ servicing to qualified service

personnel.

20. Damage Requiring Service

Unplugthis productfrom the wattoutlet and refer servic- ing to qualified service personnelunderthe fol!owing

conditions:

a.Ifthepower-supplycordorplugisdamaged. b.Ifliquidhasbeenspilled,orobjectshavefalleninto

theproduct.

c.Iftheproducthasbeenexposedto rainorwater. d.Iftheproductdoesnotoperatenormallybyfollowing

theoperatinginstructions.Adjustonlythosecontrolsthat

arecoveredbytheoperatinginstructionsasan improper adjustmentofothercontrolsmay resultindamage andwill oftenrequireextensiveworkby a qualifiedtechnicianto

restoretheproductto itsnormaloperation.

e.Iftheproducthasbeendroppedorthecabinethas

beendamaged.

f.Iftheproductexhibitsa distinctchangein

performance.

21. Replacement Parts

Whenreplacementpartsare required,besure the service

technician has usedreplacementpartsspecified by the

manufacturer or havethe samecharacteristics asthe originalpart. Unauthorizedsubstitutions mayresultin fire,

electric shock, or other hazards.

22. Safety Check

Upon completionofanyserviceorrepairstothisproduct, asktheservicetechnicianto performsafetychecksto

determinethattheproductisinproperoperating

condition.

23. Watt or Ceiling Mounting

The productshould be mountedto a watt or ceiling only as

recommendedbythe manufacturer.

24. Heat

The product shouldbe situatedawayfrom heatsources

such as radiators,heat registers,stoves,orother products

(includingamplifiers)that produceheat.

PAGE 4 2o_aI

Turn to the next page to begin setup oJ=your Entertainment Machine TM

Safety Warnings........................... 2

Important Safety Instructions ............... 3 - 4

Tableof Contents.......................... 5

Step 1. Hook Up IV

Hookup Directory ......... ................ 6

TVand other EquipmentHookups

Antenna ............................. 7

Cableservice .......................... 8

Antenna with VCR....................... 9

Cableservicewith VCR................... 10

SuperVHSVCR/Digital Video DiskPlayer ....... 11

Audio Equipment: Stereo ................. lZ

Step 2. Channel Search and Reception Setup

EZProgram ............................. 13

(Select Antenna, or cableservice and perform channelsearch)

Remote Control TV ModeKeyFunctions........... 14

RemoteOn-ScreenMenu Operation .............. 15

Front Pane[Controls ....................... 16

Basic"IVOperation, Tunersand Picture Sources...... 17

On-ScreenMenus/DisplaysOverview ............. 18

On-ScreenDisp[ays ........................ 19

Step 3. Customize Your TV's Features

Setup Menu (Starts with page 13, EZ Program)

Add/Oe[/Surf ......................... 20

CLockSet ........................... 21

Captions,Caption/Text................... 22

Language ........................... Z3

Spedal Features Menu

EZTimerSetup, Sleep Timer ............... 24

Onand Off Time, On/Off Timer ............. 25

Channel Labels ........................ Z6

XDSDisplay .......................... 27

Parental Control .................... 28 - 29

EZOemo(On-screenmenusoverview) ......... 30

Audio Menu ............................ 31

Bass,Treble, Balance, AudioMode,Front Surround, Sound Rite, Speakers

Video Menu ............................ 32

Contrast,Brightness,Color,Tint, Sharpness, ColorTemp,EZPicture

PIP Menu .............................. 33

Color, Tint,Size

SourceMenu ............................ 34

MainScreenPicture,PIPInsetPicture

GUIDE Plus+ ................ 35-36-37-38 - 3g

Watch/RecordOverview,and Operation

PIP (Ptcture-ln-Picture) ............ 40 - 41 - 42

Overview,and Operation

Remote Control Programming ............. 43 - 49

Maintenance ............................ 50

TroubleShooting ...................... 51 - 52

Glossary ............................... 53

EZ Help Menu ........................... 54

Zenith AccessoryProducts ......... Inside Back Cover

Warranty ......................... Back Cover

FeaturesonthisTValsoinclude: GUIDE PLus+- Programs your TVto turn on your VCRand start/stop recording broadcasts, see page 35.

Parental Control - Restricts programs which can appear on your T_, see page 28.

PIP - 2-Tuner Picture-in-Picture, see page 40.

Programmable Remote Control - Remote may control up to 7 products, see page 43.

KDSDisplay - Extended Data Se_ice. Shows current program information, see page 27.

EZFeatures:Designed to make your viewing experience lesswork; see the EZHelp menu on page 54.

EZ Program Finds channels in _/our area automatically.

EZTimer Sets times to turn the TV on and off.

EZ Picture Customizesvideolevelsettings.

EZ Oemo Shows menus and displayson this13/.

EZ SoundRite Maintainsand evensound Level.

EZ Mute Turnssound off,whilepictureremains.

Note:Oesignandspecificationsayesubjectto changewithout prior notice.

a_s-34eo EntertainmentMachine"isatrademarkofZenithElectronicsCorporation. P A G E 5

Thispage directs you to the appropriate page for hook up your Entertainment Machine

IMPORTANTU

Usethis pageto decidewhereyou needto beginyour setup.First, find the [ine be{owthat best describeswhat you want

to do, then 9o to that page number.

Note: Designand specificationsare subjectto changewithout prior notification.

If you are using an antenna and no other equipment, go to .................. page 7

If you subscribe to cable sendce andno other equipment, go to ............... page8_m_e-m

Czb_T¢ waiLjack

If you are usingan antenna and havea VCR,go to ....................... page 9

If you subscribe to cable sewice and have a VCR,go to ..................... page 10

CaMe _/

waLLjack

If you have a Super VHSVCR,a DVDPLayer,or Audioequipment,go to ........... pages11-12

GUIDE PLus+cableconnection and emitter setup, goto ........................ page12

PAGE 6

Connectan oN airantenna toyourEntertainmentMachine

Hook up yourEntertainmentMachine,

seediagramsatfight.

Removethebackoftheremoteand putintwo AAA batteries.

Ptugin your TV. Do not ptugit into a

switched outlet.

Antenna

Rat _re "" TV (3_) ohm) • (expandedview)

Go to page13 to EZProgramyour

EntertainmentMachine.

If you have a 75 ohm RFcable, then you don't needany adapters!

Remember,whenscrewing RFcables ontojacks, clockwisetightens, and

counterclockwiseloosens.

[] A 300 to75ohm adapterisnot

includedwithyourZenith

EntertainmentMachine.

75 OHM RFCABLE

i300-75OHM ADAPTER

The wire that comesfrom an offair antenna or cable serviceprovider.Eachend [oakslike a hexshapednutwith a wire sucking through the middte, andit screwsonto the threadedjack on the backof yourTV.

A smaL[devicethat connectsa two-wire 300ohm antennato a 75 ohm RFjack.TheyareusuaLlyaboutan

inch tongwith two screwsononeend and a round openingwith a wire stickingout on the otherend.

_ Adapter

300/75 ohm

.P ( .(

Antenna

,' TV back panel

F (expandedview)

Antenna

/ Cable

2o_75 PAGE 7

Connect Cable service to your Entertainment Machine

Hook up your EntertainmentMachine, see diagramsat fight.

Removethe backof the remoteand put

in two AAAbatteries.

Ptugin your W. Donot ptug it into a switchedoutlet.

Goto page13 to EZProgramyour EntertainmentMachine.

Ifyou'_using a cable box, leaveyour

lV an channel 3 or 4 and use your

cable box to changechannel.

Rememberto set the cableboxoutput switchto channel3 or 4,

Without CabLeBox

CabLeTV wattjack

With CabLeBox

CableW

walljack

In _1_ Cable box

Out _ output_

switch 3 4

," TV back panel

_' (expandedview)

Antenna

/ Cable

If you're usinga cablebox, EZProgram

(page 13) might only_nd the channel

your cable service is on

(usually channel 3 or 4). Don't"worry,

that's all you need!

CABLESERVICE

PAGE 8

_lre175ohm )

The wirethat suppLiesat[ yourcabteW (CAW) stations.

,,' W back panel

(expanded view)

Antenna

/ Cable

206-3375

Connectyour offairantennaand VCR toyourEntertainmentMachine

Hookup yourEntertainment Machine,seediagramsat right.

Removethe back of the remote

and put in two AAAbatteries.

PtuginyourTV.Do notplugit

intoa switchedoutLet.

(VCRwith Rat Wire Antenna Adapter)

output_

switch 3 4

[] []

eOh_

Goto page13 to EZ Programyour EntertainmentMachine.

Remember tosettheVCRoutput switchtochannel3 or4.

Videosourcesprovidebetter

pictureendsound.

WithoutA/V cablehookup,VCRs willnotplayvideocossettesin "

stereosound.

TVbackpane[ (expandedview)

_Antenna

(VCRwith Round Antenna Wire)

Roundwire (75ohm)

output l[l_

switch 3 4

W back pane[ (expanded view)

PAGE 9

Connect Cable service and a VCR to your Entertainment Machine

Hook up your Entertainment Machine, see diagramsat right.

Removethe backof the remote and put in two AAAbatteries.

PluginyourW. Do notplugit

intoa s_tched outtet.

Without Cab!.eBox

Goto page13 to EZ Program your

EntertainmentMachine.

Leaveyour VCRand your television tuned to channel3 or4 and use

the cablebox to changechannels.

Remember to set the cable box output switch to channel 3 or 4.

Videosourcesprovidebetter

pictureand sound.

No A/V cables are included with

your Zenith Entertainment

Machine. Without A/V cable hookups, VCRswill not play video-

cassettesin stereo sound.

Cable IV

w_ jack

Out out:l_t _

W backpanel

(expanded v_ewI

With Cable Box

A/V cables

notinduded

with W

output ll_

switch 3 4

A_ilo

R-LOUt

PAGE 10

Connectinga S-VHS VCR orDVD playerto

your EntertainmentMachine

Super VHS VCR

(VCROnLy) Attach to

cable waUjack,

cable box, or antenna

mmm

Locatethe Ant In jack on the back of your S-VHSVCR.Connectthe cable Unecoming from your waLLdirecttyto this jack.

Now locatetheOut toIVjack.Connecta

cabtefrom theOutto l_/jackto the

Antenna/Cablejackon thebackof

your_.

Findtheaudioand S-Videojackson the

backofyourS-VHSVCR,andconnectthem

fo[towingtheinstructionsprovidedwith

yourequipment.

DVD (Digital Video Disk) Player

SimplyconnecttheS-Video/Audioouton the DVD totheS-VIDEO1,R-LAUDIO orS-VIDEO2, R-L

AUDIO IN on theTV. ForComponentVideo,con- necttheComponentVideoOutjackson theDVD to theCOMPONENT VIDEOjackson theTV.

[]

Use Video/Audiosourcesforbetter pictureandsound.

DVD

Player

Jacks

Cables

notinc_ded

wlth_

VIDEO

DVD PLayerwidth---_ 1

SUPERS-VHSVCR

DVD PLAYER

Touse with PIP:go to the Source Menu (page 34) and choosethejack you've con-

nectedyour S-VHS(5-VHS1,-2) as the Main or PIP source.

Provideshigherqualitypictureandsoundthan an ordinary VCRwhen connectedto the S-Videoin jacks.

Digital.Video Disks usethe S-Videoin jacks (or if available on the DMD,ComponentVideojacks) to provide the highest quaLityreproduction avaiLabLefrom this techno[ogy.

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Useyourstereotoplaythesound

from your EntertainmentMachine

Beforeyou beginplugginginyourstereosystem,it'sa goodideatoputitinitsapproximateptacefirst.That way you know how much wireyou haveorwit[need.

LocatethejacksmarkedR -L VARIABLE AUDIO OUTPUT.Theseareforthestereo

system.Connectthestereosystem'scables, accordingtotheircolor(redisthefight channel.,whitethe!eft)tothesejacks.

COMPONENTVIDEO

S-V_EO 1 VIDEO1 R-NJDIO L_,_3HO

S-VI_EO2 VIDEO2 R-AUDIO L41_ONO

StereoSystem

R-LAudio

Input

A/V cabtes orenot included

with 1!/

AntenBa

/ CaMe

GUIDE Ptus+ Connections

Locate the jack markedIR Port. Thisjack is for the IR Cord

connection.Insert the connectorinto the IR Port.

Placetheotherend ofthe cordswiththeIRemitter

sendingunitsinfrontofyour

VCRand Cabl.eBoxin sucha

wayasto a[towfor an unre- strictedpath for the TRsig-

naLsto be abl.eto reachthe front panelsof the VCRand

CabteBox.

IR=Infrared

Note:Seepage35 forGUIDE Ptus+featureinformation.

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COMPONENTVIDEO

Antenna

S-VIE_O2 _1[_O2 R_UOIO

Use EZ Program to automaffcally fi'nd and store in the

11/'smemory all the channels in your area

Select: Antenna If you receive 037 air signal reception.

Cable 11/ If you subscribe to a cable service.

With the remotecontrol in hand, pressPOWERto turn on your EntertainmentMachine.

PressHENUrepeatedlyunfitthe Setupmenuappears. Usingthe UP or DOWNarrowon the remotecontroL,

selectEZProgramon your screen. Pressthe RIGHTor LEFTarrow to showthe EZ

Programmenu. Usingthe UP or DOWNarrow,chooseeither Off Air

Antenna,or CabLeTVon your screen. Note:Theoption that is bunking is selected.

Setup Menu

I F-ZProgram I<_'T°Pr°_ am I

Add/Del/Surf Clock Set

Captions Caption/Text

Language

Pressthe RIGHTor LEFTarrowto beginthe channel

search.

Whenthe search is comptete,pressQUIT to return to W viewing.

Note:EZProgmmJ_ndschanneb being receivedby the 11/ tuner. Seepage 17for instructionson using the CableBoxor

VCRtuners.

Cable wiUnot workunlessyou subscribeto a cable service

[]

OFFAIRANTENNA

CABLETV

Thedevice receivingthe programsignalbroadcastover-the-air. YourEZProgramselection,if you subscribeto a cableservice.

PAGE 13

Note: Pressing TV puts remote into W operating mode

A quick list of the keyson your remote and what they do in TVmode, see page 49 for remote key

/unctions in the other modes

PRG (PROGRAM)

Programsyour remoteto operate

other products.

See page 43.

FLASHBK (FLASHBACK)

Return to the Lastchannelviewed.

SeLectsAM/PMin Clock/Timermenus.

SURF

Turnson and off customchannel

selection mode.

WhenSurf modeis active, CHANNEL

Up/Down keys "Surf" through the

channelsyou've selected.

CHANNEL (UP/DOWN)

FLipthrough avaiLabLechannels.

ENTER

Shows the Channel/Time

dlsp[ay. Press after channel num-

bers for instant selection.

Showson-screen

menusfor TVmode. Seepage 18.

LEFT/RIGHT ARROWS

The Left/Right arrows adjust

menuopUons.

PIP FEATURES

ForPIP (F_cture-in-Picture)

operation.Seepage40.

TIMER

DispLaysthe SleepTimerMenu. See

"Timer Setup" on page24 for more

informa_on.

enter

........................ POWER

TurnsW Onor Off.

................... LED INDICATOR L]GHT

Lights when keys are pressed.

CABLE/VCR/AUX/TV

SeLectsremoteoperatingmode.

MUTE TurnssoundOff and On

whitethe picture remains. Pressonceto quiet sound, press

again to mute,pressagain to restore sound.

i:::.::::_...........

''"'*-..... ..........

VOLUME LEFT/RIGHT Adjusts the sound [eve[ on your

Entertainment Machine.

NUMBER KEYPAD

Se_ctschannels di_ and

ente_ nume_cvaLuesfor

someopUons.

UP/DOWN ARROWS

The Up/Down arrows select menu

options.

QUIT Removeson-screendisptayfrom

view.If no displayis on, switches Surroundsoundfeature On andOff on

someTVs.

GUIDE

EntersGUIDEPLus+mode.

See pages35, 36, 37, 38, 39.

Keysdedicatedto VCRJ:unctions

wit[still operateyour VCRwhile

the remoteis in TVmode.

PAGE 14

TV/VCR-SOURCE

SwitchesbetweenwatchingTV through yourantenna/cabLe,or

through your VCR.

remote control pa_cnumber

MBR3466Z

(124-231)

Use either the remote or the TVfront controls to access the on-screenmenus

Setup Menu

EZ f_o_n

Add/Del/Surf Clock Set Captions [ EZ Mute I

Caption/Text Language

PressMENUrepeatedty unti[ the desiredmenuappears. Usethe UPor DOWNarrowon the remote control to "select"

an option like Captionson your screen.

D Usethe RIGHTor LEFTarrowto "adjust" the selectedoption. D PressQUITwhen finished,to return to W viewing.

D In the Crock,and Timer menus,usethe NUMBERkeypad to set

[] On-screenmenus automaticallydisappear after 15 seconds,

the dock, and timer features.

Usethe NUMBERkeypadto enter numerical valuesfor menu adjustments whenrequited.

[] Remotemust be in the TVmodefor it to control the TV.

SELECT

PressTVon the remoteto select TVmod_

HENU

ADJUST Usethe LEFTor RIGHTarrowto chooseor changethe selectedmenuoption.

QUIT

On-screendispLaysyou use to program the IV features.

Pressingthe UP or DOWNaffow repeatedlywi[["select" or highLightmenuoptions.

Whenfinishedwith programming,pressQUUto exit on-screenmenusandreturnto TVviewing.

How to useyour _ront control panel to operate the menus

Whenusing the on-screenmenus,the buttonson the

6-Button front pane[ correspondto the remote control keysas fo[[ows:

CHANNEl.= Select Up/Down VOLUME- AdjustLeft/Right

To accessthe on-screenmenus,pressMENU.

PressingHENUrepeatedlywit[ cycle through

the avaitabte menus.

Oncethe menuyou want appears,

SELECTthe feature you want to changeusing the DOWNor UP arrowChannel buttons.

AD3USTor changethe se[ected feature using the LEFTor RIGHTVotume buttons.

Note: If the feature you wantto change

requiresyou to enter numerfca[ values, use the remote control..

_ Typical6-ButtonPanet

• channel • • volume • power

Menusdisappearaflerfifteen seconds.Toget them back, pressMENUagain.

If you'velost yourremote,you canget o new one by calling 1-800-255-6790 to purchasea replace-

ment.

PAGE 16

o"" Typical lO-Button Pane[ ",

enter • adjust • se[ect menu • volume • • channel • power

fil!

Basicoperatinginformationand usingyour EntertainmentMachinewithotherequipment

Turnonthe TVand other equipment.

Sel,ectyour picture and sound source. Seeinformation ontunersand picture sources bel,ow.

Adjustcontrolsfor picture(Video) and sound(Audio). Seeshortdescriptionsof the on-screenmenus/displ,ays

beginningonpage 18 and 19; usethese to personal,izethe features of your EntertainmentMachine.

There are a number of waysyou canchooseto integrate your EntertainmentMachinewith the restofyour audio/video

equipment. ChanneLscan be changedusingthe tel,evision, the VCR,orthe cablebox, with advantagesto each.

USING THE TELEVISION AS THE TUNER preservesal,l,your channel.[abels(not avail,abl,eon somemodeLs).It also reducesthe number of keysonthe remotecontrol,youneedto wonyabout.(Onedevice,oneremoteto l,earn.)

USING THE VCR AS THE TUNER hasthe advantage of simpl,ifying the recording process. If the VCRis tunedto chan- nel,seven,then the VCRwil,l,recordchannel,seven.

USING THE CABLE BOX (ifyou haveone)tochangethestationssometimeshasan advantage,too,especial,l,yifyour cabl,eproviderrequiresyouto usetheircabl.eboxto descrambl,etheirstations.

The source key (TV/VCRSource) on the remote,switchesbetweenVideoinput and Antenna/Cabl,einput. The Channel,/Timedisplaywil,l,read"Video" in pl,aceof a channel,number if A/V inputs aresel,ectedasthe picturesource.

Antenna/Cabl,eInput: This setting a!U,owsyou to changecableor antenna channelsandto view videocassettes on chan- nel 3 (or 4) in mono sound.

VideoInput: This settingal,l,owsstereo pl,aybackof videocassettes. Thetel,evisioncannotchangechannelsin the Video

mode,butthe VCRcan.

[] To view the current input source,press ENTER,onyour remote,The£honne_/Timedisplayshouldappearin the upper fight-hand

comerofthescreen.IfthedisplayreadsI/ideo,"thenthepictureandsoundsourceisconnectedtoonesetoftheAudio/Video inputjacks.Ifthedisplayreadsa channelnumber,thenthepictureandsoundsourceistheAntenna/Cablejack.

TUNER Thete|evision, VCR,or cable box that you chooseto changechannelswith. SOURCE Connection on the 13fs backjack connectionpanel,providingpictureand soundto the TV.

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Descriptionsof themenus and displayson your EntertainmentMachine

Menu Name Page Description

ON-SCREEN MENUS

SETUP MENU 13

EZ Program 13

Add/Del/Surf 20

CLockSet 21

Captions 22

Caption/Text 22

Language 23

SPECIAL 24

FEATURES

Timer Setup 24

Channet LabeLs 26

XDSDisptay 27

ParentalControt 28

EZ Oemo 30

AUDIO MENU 31

AdjuststhebasicfeaturesofyourEntertainmentMachine.

AutomaticalLyfindsand storesactivechanneLstoflipthroughusingChannelUp/Down.

ManuatlypicksandchooseswhichactivechanneLswritappearwhen usingChannelUp/Down and SURF. Setsthetime.

Turnsdosed captioningon,off,orsetitto come on when thetelevisionismuted.

Choosesa captioningortextoptionforyourEntertainmentMachine.

Picksthetanguageyou wantyouron-screenmenusto appearin.

Goesbeyond basicsand customizesyourEntertainmentMachine'sTM features.

SLeepTimer,programsa timeforyourEntertainmentMachinetoturnitselfoff aftera certainamountoftime.

On/OffTimer,programstimesforyourIVto turnitsetfon and off.

LabeLsyourchanneLswiththeirnetworknames (ABC,CBS,HBO,etc.).

TurnstheXDS programinformationfeatureon andoff,seedescriptionbelow.

ALlowsparentsto blockanyprogramorA/V sourceforup to gg hours,withtheuseofa password. Demonstratestheon-screenmenusthatcontrolTV setupand operationatfeatures.

Customizesthesoundto suityourroomand taste.Youroptionsare:Bass,TrebLe,Balance,Audio

Mode,FrontSurround,SoundRite,Speakers.

VIDEO MENU 32

PIP MENU 33

SOURCE MENU 34

GUIDE PLUS+ 35

PIP FEATURE 40

EZ HELP 54

ChanneLffime

PIP/ChanneL

Vo|ume Disptay

XDSDisplay

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Adjustsyourpictureforanyviewingsituation.Youroptionsare:Contrast,Brightness,CoLor, Tint,Sharpness,CoLorTemp,EZPicture.

ControLsthe appearahceand sizeofthePIPinset.Youroptionsare:CoLor,Tint,Size.

Choosesfromtheavailablepictureandsoundsources,theMainscreenpictureand PIPinsetpicture.

Accessand operatethe GUIDEPlus+feature.

TurnsPicture-in-Picturef_atureon and off,fistsPIPoptions.

Hetpmenu offersseveralfeaturesfromdifferentmenusthatcanbe adjustedon one convenientmenu.

ON-SCREENDISPLAYS

19 Shows the currenttime, channeL,video/audio source, and channet{abet if avaltable.

19 Ifpresent,indicatesPIPison.

19 Showsthe currentsoundreveL. 27 If provided bybroadcasteron currentiyselectedchanneL,may displaysomeor aU of the foitowing

information: Programname,Lengthof program,time Left in programin hoursand minutes,

andthe ChanneL/Time/Audio disptay.

20_

The on-screenstatus displays reveal the current status

oj:your Entertainment Machine

Ch 5 A&E

9:22AM Stereo

Channe|/Time Display PressENTERon the remote control,to view the

Channel,/Time,and audiosignal,displ,ay.

Mute Displays

PressMUTEonthe remotecontro!,to quiet the

sound(Soft Mute).

PressMUTEasecondtime to removethe sound

entirety (Mute).

PressMUTEathird time to restore the sound.

Surf (ChannetSetection) Mode Dtsptays

PressSURFon the remotecontrol,to turn on

Surf channel,sel.ectionmode.

PressSURFagainto return to normal,channel.

setectlonmode.

Volume Disp|ay

PressVOLUMELEFTor RIGHTon the remote control.,to view the soundstatusdisplay.

Sleep Timer Display

PressTIMERon the remote control,to view the

Sl,eepTimerStatus Disptay.PressTIMERrepeat-

edl.yto set the amountof time before the TV automatical,iyturns itsel.foff.

% %

Surf's Up! €£ I

INo Surfing (_)1

I :'_;i SleepTimerOff

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RemoveOn-ScreenDispLaysand Menus PressQUITto removedispl.aysand returnto TV viewing, or wait a few moments and the dis- playswil.I,disappearfromthe screen.

Customize your channelselection

Setup Menu

EZ Program Add/Del/Surf I Ch 9 Added I

EZ Clock Captions

Caption/Text Language

B B

PressMENUrepeatedtyon the remoteuntilthe Setupmenu appears.

Se[ectthe Add/Detete/Surfoptionwith the UPor DOWN

arrow. Usingeither the NUMBERkeypadand ENTERor the CHAN-

NELUp/Downarrowson the remote,setecta channet.

(If adding a detetedcharmer,you wilt needto use the

NUMBERkeypad.)

Usingthe RIGHTor LEFTarrow, pick whetherthat channe[

is Added,Deleted,or a Surfchanne!..(Surf channelsare

automaticaUy"added" channelsalso.)

Tocontinue, sel.ectanotherchannel,and repeatStep4. If

you are finished, pressQUITto returnto TV viewing.

r_fyou delete o channel, it isn't gonefor good.Just select it usingthe NUMBERkeypod on the remote,or odd it later.

PressSURF,with Surf active,you can usechannel up/down to scrollthe Su_ channel list. PressSURFdgain to return to normal

channel scan.

_new channelsto the channe[list that you'l,l,scrol.[throughwhen usingChannelUp/Down.

DELETEDRemoveschannelsthat youdon'twatch fromthe channel.Listyou'l,[scrol,l,through usingChannel.Up/Down.

SURF Addsyourfavorite channelsto the Surf channelEst.

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EZ Progntm

A_FDd]Surf

I SetupMenu

[_Clock 41" SetClcck ]

C_iom

CaptionFfext

Date Set July/ 04 / 99

Clock Mode Manual Time Set _9:30 PM _4_]

Clock Menu 1

Clock Menu

Date Set July / 04 / 99

Clock Mode Aum

Time Zone _entral

Day. Savings Auto

m B

In the Setupmenuwiththe EZClockoption hlghtighted,usethe AdjustLEFTor RIGHTarrowto go to the ClockMenu.

Usethe Select UP or DOWNarrows,the Adjust LEFTor RIGHT arrows,andthe NUMBERkeypad to set the dock menuoptions.

Asindicated on the menu,use FLSHBKto pickAM or PM.

Date Set: Usingeither the HUMBERkeypad or the Adjust LEFTor RIGHTarrowon the

remote, set the date. Thefirst two numbersarethe month, the middle two numbersare the day, andthe last two numbers are the year.

Time Set: Usingeither the NUMBERkeypador the Adjust LEFTor RIGHTarrowon the

remote, set the time. The first two numbersare hours,the last two num- bersare minutes. Use FLSHBKto pickAMor PM.

Manual Mode

Usersetsthe EZClockoptions.

• Date Set: Set Month, Day,Year usingthe NUMBERkeypad.

• Clock Mode: Manual Auto.

• Time Set: Set Hoursand minutes

usingthe NUMBERkeypad.

Automatic Mode

TV sets the options,but the user

canenter the menusand make customchangesif needed.

• Date Set: Set Month, Day,Year usingthe NUMBERkeypad.

• Clock Mode: Auto, Manual.

• "Time Zone:Auto, Eastern, Central,Mountain, Pacific.

•Dayltght Savings:Auto,Off, On.

D PressQUITtoreturntoW viewing.

TIME A four-numberfigure broken downinto hoursand minutes; first two numbersare hours,last two numbersare minutes.

HOURS First two numbersthat are enteredwhensettingthe clock. MINUTESThe secondtwo numbersthat areenteredwhensettingthe clack.

FLASHBKUseto pickAMor PMwhen settingtime.

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Turn on Closed Captioning or Captions

When Mute, then select

your Closed Captions or

Textoption

Caption/Textis a feature whicharrowsyour EntertainmentMachineto receive variousdosed caption and text options providedby broadcasters.

Avai|abiU_ and fuctlonaUtv of Caption/Textis determinedonly by the

broadcasterand may not be avaltable.

Setup Menu

F2.Program Add/De,Surf _Clock

Caption/Text Language

Setup Menu

Program

AOO/Del/Surf

EZ Clock

Captions

CapUonFfext ' Language

D D

B m B

PressMENUon the remote control,repeatedly until the Setup menu

appears. Usethe UPor DOWNarrowon the remotecentre[to setectCaptions. Usethe RIGHTor LEFTarrowto chooseanyof the fol.towing

options:On, Off, or EZMute (CaptionsWhen Muted). Usethe UPor DOWNarrowonthe remote controlto select

Caption/Texton your screen. Usethe RIGHTor LEFTarrow to chooseone of the following

options: Caption3.,Caption2, Caption3, Caption4, Text 1, Text2, Text3, or Text4.

PressQUITto return to 13/viewing.

Captionscamein handywhenthetelevisionison mute.Standardclosed captioningisavailableusingthe CaptionI option.

Not allprogramminghasclosedcaptioningortextavailable;eventhough Captions1,2, 3, 4, andText1, 2, 3, 4 areavailabletobroadcasters.

CAPTIONSTheterm for the wordsthat scrol.[acrossthe bottom of the 13/screen; usual.tythe audio portionof the programprovidedfor

the hearingimpaired.

T_r

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Theterm for the wordsthat appearin a targe b(ack frame andalmost coverthe entirescreen; usuallymessagesprovided bythe broadcaster.

Choosethe language you want the on-screen menus to

appear in

B PressMENUon the remote controlrepeatedly until the

Setupmenuappears.

UPor

B Use DOWNarrowon remote to

B Use the RIGHTor LEFTarrowto chooseanyof the foLLowing

B PressQUITto return to W viewing.

the the control select

Languageon your screen.

options:EngLish,Spanishor French,

Setup Menu

EZ Programac Agr/Bor/Suff Ajuste Reloj

Subtft Subtitfl'exto

Language r Spanish

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Pick one of the preset times to automatically turn your

Entertainment Machine oj_f

(If you fall asleep, the TV will

automatically turn itself off)

In the Special Features menu with EZTimer highlighted, press the RIGHT or LEFTarrow to show the EZTimer menu.

SelectSteepTimer usingthe UPor DOWNarrow.

Usethe RIGHT or LEFTarrow to choose from the preset times,

the time you want the TV to turn itsetf off - - you can choose

a time period from 10 minutes to 4 hours.

m PressQUIT to return to TVviewing.

PressTIMERto go directlyto the SleepTimermenu.PressTIMER

repeatedtyto chooseone of the presetturn off times.

Features

EZ_rntr q _.To Set Ti_ Ch. Labels

XI_ I_ splay P,_nIIl Ctd

GIJIDE Plus+

I Special

_ tt©lp

_D_,_

[] Another methodof setHngthe Sleep Timer,is to pressTIMERand go

directlyto the SleepTimermenu.Usethe LEFTor RIGHTarrowto select one of thepresetshutoff ffmes.

SLEEPTIMER

Featurethat autornaticaffy turnsthe TVoff afterthe presetUme has expired.

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Set thetimersto turnyour EntertainmentMachineon and offeachday automatically

lid B

m D

R D

EZ Tir_r

Sl= Tir_r 0:30

Off "l_m¢ 9:30 PM

IntheSpecialFeaturesmenu withEZTimerhighlighted,press theRIGHTorLEFTarrowtogo totheEZTimermenu.

Se[ectOn Time,usingtheUP orDOWN arrowon theremotecon- trot.

On Time:Usethe RIGHTorLEFTarrowortheNUMBER keypad toenterthetimeyourTV wit{automaticat|yturnon.

Use FLASHBKto selectAM orPM.

OffTime:Repeattheaboveinstructionsandsetan Offtime.

On/OffTimer:UsetheUP orDOWN arrowtoselecttheOn/Off Timeroption.

UsetheLEFTorRIGHTarrowtosettheOn/OffTimertoeither:

On - TVwi[[ turn on and off automaticatty, Off- TVwi[[ not turn on andoff automatically.

EZ 15met

Sl©epTirc_r 0:30

O. "l_m¢ 11:56AM

Io_ p_3oPM_ I

_ _ir_er

On "rlrlm H:56AM OffTime 9:30 PM

__Sl_p _mcr 0:30

PressQUITto returnto TVviewing.

Use theNUMBER keypadtotypeintimese_'ngs.

Use the LEFTorRIGHTarrowto select the presettime.

TheOn/O_fTimerwill not workuntil theClockonyour televisionhosbeenset.

Timesettingthatautomaticat[yturnsyourIV on atthepresettime.

Timesettingthatautomatica[tyturnsyourIVoffatthepresettime.

Optionthatenab[esordisablestheOn/OffTimersettings.

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Pick a preset label to help identify the network you just tuned to or are currently watching

Ch 5 A&E

9:22AM Stereo

Channel/Time Displaywith Channel Label

Special

Features

EZ Timer

[ Ch. Labels [ Ch7 A&E [

XDS Display Parental Ctrl

GUIDE Plus+ 1=7 Help

i EZ Derno

B D

Using the NUMBERkeypador CHANNELUPor DOWN,pick the channelyou want to [abet.

PressMENUrepeatedly until, the Specla!.Featuresmenuappears. Usethe UPor DOWNarrow key to se!.ectCH. LABELS.

Se!.ecta !.abe!.for the channe!..

Pressthe RIGHTarrowkey (each presswi!.!,bringup a different !.abe!.)to gothrough the a!.pabetical.!.isling, starting with A - B - C- D, etc.

Or,usethe LEFTarrowkey to go through the al.phabetica!,listing backwards,starting with Z - Y - X - W,etc.

PressQUITto acceptthe !.abel.and return to regu[ar TVviewing.

If o channel label is picked, the ChannelLabelfor the channel you ore

watching appearswhenyou pressENTERor change to a differentchannel that also hasa channellabel; a convenientwayto knowwhich network

you ore viewing.

Somebroadcastersprovide their ownchonhellabels.

ChannelLabelsdo not appearfor video sources.

[]

Ili! I,

(i)@@

(_ @ (iD

ThisLabel.indicates that your TVwill.acceptthe original, broadcastlabel..

None

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This [abe[wiL[blockchannel.[abets.

Use the Extended Data Service to show in-depth program information

| 7:15PM [ Ch 25- PBS

Stereo

/PIP Ch 30-ABC

NOVA

Length 01:00 Time Left 00:45

TypicalXDSDisplaywithPIPactive

Special

Features I:Z Timer

Ch. Labels

I XDS Display [ On 1

Parental Ctrl GUIDE Plus+

EZ Help EZ Demo

i B

[] []

PressMENUon the remoterepeatedly until the SpecialFeatures

menuappears. Highlightthe XDSDisplayoption usingthe Select UPor DOWN

arrow.

Useeither the RIGHTor LEFTarrow to specify On or Off. On - - XDSDisplay wilt appear as channeLsare changed. Off - - XDSDisplay will not appear when channeLsare

changed.

PressQUITtoreturn toTVviewing.

At this printing, XDSdata is onlybeing provided by somebroadcasting stotYons;and as a result,may only ovailable on somechannels,

Eventhough XDSdata may be present,it may not be available during commercial or network breaks.

XDS

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ExtendedData Service- - if provided bythe broadcaster,mayshow someor all of the followinginformation: Channel/Time/Audiodisplay, Network label if present, Title of program, Length of program in hours and minutes, andthe Time

remaining on the program in hours andminutes, andIf PIP is active, the PIP channelnumber.

This opb'onal feature can be used to "block" undesirable programming from appearing on your TV

Parental Controloffersthe usera widevariety of optionsand settingsthat restrict or "block"the programmingthat can appear on the TV.Parental con[rotallows the userthe capability of definingwhich programratingthey consideraccept-

able,to the younger or moresensitiveviewer. It can be presetand turned either on or off bythe userwho specifiesthe secret4-number code,the password.The numberof hoursblockedare specified.Forcompletecoverage,GeneralAudience and Childrenviewer blocksshouldboth be programmedinto the TV'smemory. Viewerratingsare specifiedfor both TV and the motion picture industry; both rating systemscanbe used.The ratingsarebasedmainly on the agesof children.

Overview Toinsure complete coveragefor all TVprograms,(moviesand regular TVshows)choosea rating for HPAA,fromthe selec-

tions below ANDchooseratings from the TV ParentalGuideUnesRatingSystemon the next page, usingthe AgeBLock

optionfor GeneralAudiences,and for Children.In additionto those, you maywish to include additionalrestrictions from

the Content BLockmenu.Seethe ParentalControl menu, andsubmenusexampleon the next page.

Things to Consider before Setting Up Parental Control

Determinewhichrating you consideracceptableto the viewer. (Forexample, if you choose TV-PG,all morerestrictive ratings will be automaticallyblocked;the viewer wilt not be ableto see:TV-PG,TV-14,or TV-NA rated programming.)

Doyouwant to blockthe auxiliary video sourceentirely? (BLocksthe signalsent by the equipment,suchasa VCR,con- nected to the TVAudio/Videoinputjacks; in the Aux.BLockoption.) OrLeaveunbLocked,and havethe restrictlons.you

specifiedfilter the contentfrom the video source.

BLockprogram"Content" basedonindividual parameterssuchas:StrongDialog,Bad Language,SexScenes,Violence

Scenes,or FantasyViolenceScenes;in the ContentB[koption.

Howmanyhoursdoyou want ParentalControlto be active?Youcan setthe Hoursoptionfor up to gg hours.

Selecta secretpassword;in the Set Passwordoption. Usethe numberkeysonthe remote.Don't forget the password,it is the only way you canaccessthe ParentalControlmenuand changerating selections,or turn ParentalControloff.

Doyouwant ParentalControlto be active at[the time?If not, you can turn it on or off; with the LockOn/Off option.

[] You should set Parental Control dewing restrictions

[] Simplyspecifyingone contentblocksuchasSex

for General Audiences and for Children - - both

shouldbeactive at the same time,

Scenes,will not automatiaolly blockanothercontent

in the programsfrom appearing.

[] YoucannotdisableParentalControl by disconnectingtheIV

If you chooseto leave the Auxinputsunblocked,the rat-

ingsyou sped[y will still restrictthe programmingcontent that appearsfrom the videosources.

from power.Blockhourswill automatically resetto the orig-

inal black time settingspecifiedif poweris disconnected.

MOTIONPICTUREASSOCIATIONOFAMERICA(MPAA) RATINGSYSTEM

G GeneralAudiences PG ParentalGuidance

Suggested

PG-13 ParentalGuidance

Suggested

R Restrictedviewing NC-17 RestrictedViewing

X HardCoreFilms

Content not offensiveto most viewers.

Contentis suchthat parentsmay notwant their chil.drento view the program.

Programis inappropriate for preteens,with a greaterdegreeof offensivematerial than a PGrated program. Not for children underage 17. Strongelementsof sexand/or violence.

Not for children underage 17 underany circumstances.Strongsexualcontent. Sameas NC-17 rating.

Note:Zenith Electronics Corporationis not liable for anyprogramcontentthat appearswhenusingthis ratingsystem;as always, user

discretionis advised.

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A_er you have read the preceding page, .follow instructionsbelow to set up and activate Parental Control

Note: Use the remote control to set up Parental Control.

Asshownabovein the SpecialFeaturesmenu,hlghtightthe

ParentalControloption, pressthe RIGHTarrowto goto the ParentalControl menu.

Usethe UPor DOWNarrowto selectan option, like Content Blockforexample.

Pressthe RIGHTor LEFTarrowto go to the ContentBlock menu.

Usethe UPor Downarrowto select a ContentBlockclassifi-

cation like Violence.Usethe RIGHTor LEFTarrowto choose an acceptableratingfor that option, TV-14 and Above,for

example.(See the Mini Glossary,RatingsChartson this and

the previous page.for rating meanings.,)

[]

NoRating,meansthebreed- castdoesnotcontaineny ratingin_rmation.

MenuKe_

Left Arrow

Usethe UPor DOWNarrowto selectanotherContentBlock classification|ike Languagefor exampleand then choosean

acceptablerating. Or, pressMENUto return to the Parental Controlmenuto selectand adjust otherclassifications.

After you havesetectedandadjustedthe ParentalControl menuoptionsto yourpreferences,setectand:

- Set the numberof hoursyou want Parenta[Centre[on

- - usethe RIGHTor LEFTarrow.

- Set your4-number password

- - usethe NUMBERSon the remote.

- Set the Lock On/Off option to either on or off

- -usethe RIGHTor LEFTarrow.

PressQUITto removemenufrom screen.

Removesaft menusfrom screen

RightArrow DownArrow

TV-G GeneralAudience

TV-PG ParentalGuidanceSuggested

TV-14 ParentsStronglyCauUoned TV-MA MatureAudienceOnLy

CHILDREN'S CLASSIFICATIONS

TV-Y Children TV-Y7 Children 7 andover

TV PARENTAL GUIDELINE RATING SYSTEM

Consideredsuitablefor all audiences;childrenmaywatch unattended.

Unsuitableforyoungerchildren,may contain:SuggestiveDialog,Bad Language,Sex,and ViolenceScenes. Unsuitablefor childrenunder14, may contain:StrongDialog,Bad Language,Se_,and Violence Scenes. Adu[tsonly, maycontain:StrongDialog,Bad Language,Sex,and ViolenceScenes.

Consideredsuitablefor all children under 7 yearsold.

Consideredsuitablefor children over7, maycontain FantasyViolenceScenes.

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YourEntertainment Machine can showyou the menus

available

PressMENUrepeatedlyon the remotecontroluntil,the Special.Featuresmenuappears.

Usethe Up or Downarrowon the remotecontrolto sel.ect

EZDEMOon yourscreen. Pressthe RIGHTor LEFTarrow to chooseeither:

On; EZDemowil.l,continueto operate (evenif the 11/is turned off and on again) until,it is turned off in the Special.

Featuresmenu.

Off; EZDemowil.tnot be active.

PressQUITto return to regul.arTVviewing.

Special Features

_. Tuner Ch. Labels

XDS Display ParentalCtrl

GUIDE Plus+ I=ZHelp

EZ Demo r off 1

] Evenif the TVis turned off, the EZ Demofeature will

continue to operatewhenthe 11/is turned onagain.

Theonly way to tum EZ Demo off is to select

Off. in the Spedal Features menu.

EZDEMO

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Featureprovides an automatic demonstrationofthe on-screenmenuson your Entertainment Machine.

View and learn what featuresare avaltabteto you as EZDemocyclesthrough the on-screenmenus.

Personalizethesound coming.fromyour Entertainment Machine

B PressMENUrepeatedtyon the remotecontrol,until the Audio

menuappears.

BUsing the UP or DOWNarrowon the remotecontrol,sel.ectthe

setting you want to change.Choosefrom:

• Bass:Increase/decreaselower-endsounds.

• Treble:Increase/decreasehigher-endsounds.

• Balance:Allowsyou to putthesoundmoretothel.eftorfight

charmer.

• Audio Mode: Choosesound:Stereo,Mona,2nd Audio/SAP.

• FrontSurr:Turnthefrontsurroundsoundspeakerson oroff.

• EZ SoundRite:Scansforchangesinsoundlevel,duringcom- mercials,thenadjuststhesoundto matchyourcurrentl.eveL

• Speakers:Turntheregularspeakerson oroff.

• EZ Sound:ChoosefromCustom,Normal,Stadium,News,Music, orTheater.(Normal.resetsa[[audiosettingstooriginal.[evels.)

Audio Menu Bass

Treble Balance

Audio Mode I 2nd Audio/SAP I Front Sun"

EZ SoundRite

Speakers

_- Sound

_ PresstheRIGHTor LEFTarrowtochangetheoptionyou have

setectedoradjustthesoundsettingtowhateveryou prefer.

B PressQUITto return to TVviewing, or pressthe UP arrow to

return to the AudioMenuto adjust another option.

Notallprogrammingisbroadcastinstereosound,orhasSecondAudio Programming/SAP.

[]

If 2nd Audio SAPis selected and none is present, audio may not be heard.

AUDIO MODES

Mona

Stereo

2nd Audlo/SAP

Sound is broadcastover one audio track. Sound is broadcastover two audio tracks, divided between the [eft and right speakers.

An extraaudiosignalmaybe transmitted in addiUonto the regularaudioportion of a broadcast.

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Customizesthepicturetoyourpersonalviewingpreference

PressMENUrepeatedlyuntil the Video menu appears. Usingthe UP or DOWNarrow,selectthe menuoptionthat

you want to change.Youroptionsare:

• Contrast: Changesthe amountof differencebetween black LeveLsand white levelsin your picture.

• Brightness: Increases or decreasesthe amount of white in

your picture.

• CoLon Adjust Levelsof aLLcolors.

• Tint: Adjustthe relative amounts of the color redand green in your picture.

• Sharpness:Raise or Lowerthe definition of the picture. The Lowerthe Level the softerthe imagewiLLappear.

• Video Fi[ter: Reducespicture video noise.

• CoLorTemp:Adjustthe color qualitiesof the entire picture

at once,optionsare:warm, and coo[.

• EZPicture: Chooseappropriate viewing setting based on the video image provided, optionsare:Custom,NormaL,

Movie, Digital Preset,VideoGame,Sports,WeakSignal or NightTime.

Video Menu Contrast Brighmess

Color Tint

Sharpness Video Filter

Color Temp

EZ Picture I Digital Preset I

UsetheRIGHTorLEFTarrowtoadjusttheoptionyou have

selected.

PressQUITtoreturntoTV viewing.

Custom

Normal

DigitalPreset

NightTime

The settingsyouchangeto your persona[ preferences. SeLectthis option to resetthe videomenu settingsto their originallevels.

Usethis setting whenviewing images providedbydigital, equipment. SeLectthis settingwhenyou areviewing the lV in dimmedroom Light.

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Customizeyour PIP Insetpicture

R PressMENU the remote controluntilthe PIP

featuresmenu appears.

D UsetheUP orDOWN arrowontheremotecontroltoselectan

I Use RIGHTor arrowtochange option.

I PressQUITtoreturnto TV viewing.

optionon yourscreen.

the

• CoLor=AdjuststhecolorofthePIPinset.

• Tint=Adjuststherelativeamountsoftheredand greenin

thepicture.

• Size:Increasesordecreasesthesizeofthe PIPinset.

repeatedly

LEFT the

PIPMenu

Color Tint

Toaccessthe picture-in-picture(PIP) _eoture, PIP on the remote.Seepages39, 40, and 41.

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press

Choose viewing Sourcesfor both the #fain Picture and

PIP Inset Picture

PressMENUon the remotecontrolrepeatedly unti!,the

Sourcemenu appears.

Usethe Up or Downa_ow to choose:

Main Source (Main picture) PIPSource (PIP insetpicture)

Usethe LEFTor RIGHTarrowto pick the picture and soundfor the choosenviewing source.

PressQUITto return to TVviewing or pick another

source.

Source Menu

Main Source PIP Source

I Video

[]

Sources

Main Picture

PiPPicture

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Youcanalso pressthe 11//VCRSOURCEkey to change sources,see remote control onpage 14.

If you connected component(s) to the S-VideoIn jacks, thenthe

Source menu will show S-Video 1, S-Video 2, etc. as the available sources (instead of Video 1 and Video 2).

Refersto the equipment or incoming signa[connectedto the input jacks on the back of the TV. Thelarge or main pictureon the TVscreen. Thesmallpicturein the PIP inset.

Schedules programs to be Watched and/or

Recorded using the Program Grid Guide menu

(Note: You must .first set up GUIDEPlus+ be.fore

you can schedule programs to be watched or

recorded, see next page.)

Point remote at TV and press the TV key.

PressGUIDE to p|ace Grid Guide on TV screen.

(Follow on-screen instructions as instructed.)

Use the Up/Down/Left/Right arrows to pick a pro- gram on the Grid Guide you want to watch/record.

Watch: Press PIP CH to schedute the program to be watched. (Blue key)

Record: Press FREEZto schedule the program to be

recorded. (Green Key)

PressVCR+ RECto go to the VCR+PlusCode recording

menu.

LGRID GUIDE

WATCH

IRECORD J

VCR PLUS+RECORDING

Press GUIDEto return to TV viewing.

MuLti-dayListingof the programsscheduledto be broadcastin yourarea. TVwilttune to programas it is broadcast.

Programwill be recorded as it is broadcast automatically. Recordingusing program'sVCR+PlusCodes,usually listed with programsin Grid.Accessby pressingINFO.

20,B-e4B,_ PAGE 35

Setting up your 71/to receive Guide Plus+

Overview

GUIDE PLus+ is a feature that allows you to program your TV to:

Watch: TV wiLL tune to the program automaticaLLy as it is aired. (If necessary, will turn TV on.)

Record: TV wiLLtune cabLe box and/or VCR to the channeL of the program and make the recording.

The feature also allows you to view on-screen the current program you are watching as weLLasto

browse the other channels to see what else is being broadcast. Advanced features allow you addi-

tionaL options which are avaiLabLewhen the Program Grid Guide is on the 13/screen, LikeVCRPLus+

recording.

Get Information Ready for the EZ Setup

Priorto the GUIDEPLus+featuresetup, and the VCRand

Cab|eboxtests, you wi|{ needto have handythe following information:

- YourZip or Posta!.Code.

- Whetheryou receive programsover-the-alr,or subscribeto a cableservice.

- Nameon your cable box,if you have one.

- Nameon your VCR,if you haveone.

- CabLeBox output channelnumber. (UsuaLLyLocatedon the backof the cablebox.If notthere

seeyourcable boxowner'smanua[or cal!.your cableservice providerfor the number.)

Preview Guide PLus+Options

Go to the Special Features menu andhighLight the GUIDE PLus+ option. Press the Right arrow

on the remote. In the "What would you Uke to do menu", select

View Demo and press ENTER. You will see_on- screen examples of the options avaiLabLe in the GUIDE PLus+ feature. Once you are familiar with

the options avaiLabLe, select Setup.

Run Guide Plus+ Setup

Withthe Setupoption highlighted,pressENTER. Answerthe questionsusingthe answersyouwrotein the

Writein SetupInformation boxabove.

Write in Setup Information

(Usea pendt.)

Your Zip Code

Name on your CabLeBox CabLeBox Ouput ChanneL Name on your VCR

Signal Reception: (Check one)

__ Over-the-Air __ CabLeServiceSubscriber

Continue to fi!.!.-inthe informationon the Setup menus whichwilt be usedto run the Cab!.eBoxand VCRtests.

Cab[e Box Setup and Test

Thistest determinesif the TV cancontro!,yourCab!.eBox.

Foi!.owthe on-screeninstructionsto set up your Cable

BOX.

VCRSetup and Test

Thistest determinesif the TV cancontrol,your VCR.

Fol.!.owthe on*screeninstructionsto set up yourVCR.

Oncethe tests are complete,youcan usethe GUIDEP!.us+ feature to view, scheduleto watch, and scheduleto

record, the programslisted in the ProgramGridGuide.

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What theremotecontrolkeysdo inGUIDE PLus+operatingmode withProgramGridGuideon TVscreen

PageUP

Movesto the next full pageof

information onProgram Grid.

Page DOWN

Movesto the previousfull

page of information on

ProgramGrid.

Up/Down/Left/Right Arrows

Useto move within the

ProgramGrid Guide.

Providesdirectaccesstothe

Menu barwithGridon IV.

INFO

DisplayssecondaryLevelof

program information.

PIP (Locks/UnlocksPIP)

In PIPlock,theselectedIV

channelremainsfixedasthe

userscrollsthroughtheListof

otheravailablechannels.

In PIPunlock,theTVchanneL

changesastheuserscrolls

theListofTVchannels.

VCR+ REC

EnterstheVCR Plus+

Recordingmode.

One-touchrecordingof

programselectedon Grid.

Note:VCR+ P[usCodescan be

viewedby pressingINEOwith

theprogramyou want to

recordhighlightedinthe

ProgramGridGuide.

PlusCodesarealso usually

included with programListings

in yourLocalTVguide.

enter

-- PIP CN

Number Keypad Enters number values where

required. ENTER

Goesto highlightedchannel on Grid.Acceptstheaction.

QUIT

ExitsGUIDEPLus+mode and returnstolastchannelviewed

inTV mode.

GUIDE GoestohighUghtedchannel

on Grid.Entersand exi_the GUIDE Plus+featum.

CLEAR

Returnsto the Lastchannel selected beforeenteringthe

ProgramGrid Guide.

FREEZ

GreenKey,setsprogramup to be recorded.

Blue Key,sets program upto

bewatched.

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Explains program Grid menu features in GUIDEPlus+ mode

Current Time

Picture-in-Picture

Currentor upcom- ing program Ads

Current Time

Showscurrenttime.

PIP (Picture-in-Picture)

Livevideoof seLectedprogram,whiLeuser is scrolling the ProgramGrid.Click GUIDEto placethis programon TV screen

and exit GridGuide.UsingPIP Lock/UnLockkey, picture in win- dow can be locked,whiLeuser scroLLsother programsin Grid,or

unlocked,user cansee the videoof the highLightedprogramon

the Grid(assumingthe programis currentlybeing broadcast).

Current or Upcoming Program Ads

DispLaysAdsfor current and upcomingprograms."Youcan

chooseto watch or recordthe programsshownhere. HighLight

this box, then pressPIPCH(BLue)to Watch,or FREEZ(Green) to Recordthe program.

Action Bar

Watch:AutomaticaLlysets upthe TV to tune to a programasit is broadcast.PressPIP CH (BLue)= Watch.

Record:AutomaUcai[ysetsup the VCRto recorda programasit

is broadcast.PressFREEZ(Green)= Record.

A_ion Bar

,helPihgpr_t bacl

In_ Box

Menu Bar

PmgramGdd

Info Box

With program highlighted, shows: TitLe of program; Gives a short description; Start time; Program duration; ChanneL number; Ca[[ Letters of the channel; Indicates by displaying icons, if captions are present; Audio availabLe; and Parental ControL Ratings.

With the program highLighted, press the INFO key to expand the

information box and display any available additional informa-

tion, and the VCR PLus+ Recording PLusCode, if availabLe.

If stiLLmore info is availabLe on additional screens, press INFO

again to show them.

Menu Bar

Displaysservicesand menus (Grid options)avaitableby first highlightingthe word GRID,then pressingthe right arrowto scroLland accessthe additionaLoptions:Grid, Sort, Schedule,

Messages,Editor,Setup. (Seenext page.)

Program Grid

ShowsListingof current programsandchannelicon, available with time of dayto Watchor Record,ALsoshowslast channel

viewed. ChanneLsare arrangedin a predetermined order,which can be edited by usingthe Editoroption on the t4enu Bar.

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Customize and edit your GUIOEPlus+ Grid menu and setup - - Troubleshoot problems

RecordandAlso Watch

PressPIPCH,FREEZ,orVCR+/RECORDtwice to get addi- tional recording UmesopUonsand alsoto specifyWATCH for the programyouhave scheduledto record.

VCR+Recording

PressVCR+RECORDtorecord u_ng the VCRPLus+

PtusCodes.

PIP Lock

Picture remainsof originalchannelasother channels are

selected.

PIP UnLock

Picture is shown of channelas it is highlightedin Program

GridGuide.

Sort Screen

lists programsfor all channelsby catagoryand sub-catago- ry for multipledays.

Record/WatchScreen Showsdate, Utte, and start Ume of the programsthat are

scheduledto be watchedor recorded. ALsoallowsthe user to delete any programs,and makechangesto the recording

specifics,Likenumber ofUmes to be recorded and record- ing speed.

Channel Editor (CustomizesProgramGuidGuide) Changechannelorderof appearance,AcUvate/Deactivate Channel: Active,channelsappearin Grid.Not Active,

channelsdo not appearin Gridguide.

Menu Bar (Additional options) Grid

Displaysprogram Ustingsbychanneland Ume.

Sort

DisplaysprogramUsUngby catagoryand time, for

example, Sports,Movies,etc.

Schedule

Showsa list of programsset to be watchedor

recorded.Editthe scheduleto removeprograms or changerecordingoptions.

Messages

Displaysa List of messagessent to the Guide.

Editor

Dispkaysyour channelLineup;eachchannelmay beturned on or off. (Wilt appear,won't appear.)

Setup

Useto changeGuideSetup,Zipor Postal Code,

CableBoxand VCRsettingsand alsoto view the GuidePLus+OverviewDerno.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Won'trecord or watch.

- Setupwasnot performed.

Only Recordsin SP(Short PLay)

- PressPIPCH,FREEZor VCR+RECORDtwice to Set record-

ing optionsmenu.

2_3 PA GE 3 g

Doesn'tdisplayprogramsin Grid

- TVnot turned off Longenoughfor datato be received.

- Cablesnot connected?

PIP = Picture-In-Picture

Think of PIP as a mini 71/screen superimposed onto your main TVscreen

YOUR PICTURE-IN-PICTURE FEATURE

The Picture-In-Picture(PIP) function arrowsyou to put a smatter

picture, caLLedthe "inset," on the bigger screen,or the "main" picture,

NormatLyyou would needsome other piece of equipment, Likea VCR,to act as a tuner to receiveand display a second channel at

the sametime. Your Entertainment Machineeliminates that need by giving you two tuners on one 13/.PIP is always available, no matter what equipment you have.

Don'twant to missany of the big game,but hate

eommerdaLs?3ust put the game in the PiP inset, and surf your

favorite channel_using the main picture.

WORKING WITH PIP

OustEke your Entertainment Machine'smain screen, PIP v_l[ need a source to take its image from. Set the mainscreen sourceto

Antenna/CabLe,then set the PIP sourceto Antenna/CabLe,as an example.Thiscan be adjusted under the Source menu (see page

34).

PIP Inset Picture Main Picture

PIP can be usedin any picturemode. Put Antenna/Cablein the

inset white you watcha video tape. Attachedto S-Video1, have a

DVDdisk playing in the PIP inset, whiteyou watch a videotape on

the mainscreen.

POSSIBLEREASONSFORAD3USTING PIP SOURCE

1, Youwant to watch a videotape, but keepscanning for another

movie or game. Set the PIP source to VIDEO1, or 2 and you

canwatch the VCRand TV,swapping between the two.

2. Youwant to watch your favorite live programon Antenna/Cable on the main pictureand when a commercialbreak appears,

swap to the PiP inset, which has a videotape in th_ VCRready to play, or choose a different channel on Antenna/CabLe.

Source Menu

Main Source PIP Source Video

Antenna/Cable

Video 1 Video 2

S-Video 1 S-Video 2

etc.

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How to use PIP'sother features

B D

PressPIP to placethe PIP inset on the main screen.PressPIP again to

removeinset.

With PIPinset on, pressPIP chto switch to PIP inset channelscan,

pressPIPchto retu_'nchannelscantothemainscreen.

With PIP inset on, pressFREEZto fTeezethe imagein the PIPinset, pressFREEZagain to resumemotion.

WITH PIP ON OPERATIONS Audio Swap

With no other on-screenmenus active, usethe QUITkey to switch

soundbetween mainpicture and the PIP inset; the musical note shows whichaudiois beingheard,

PIPSwap

UseUp/Down arrowsto switch PIP imagewith main picture.

ChanneLs PressCHANNEL Up/Oown to changechannelsinthePIPinset- - ifthe

sourceforthePIPinsetisAntenna/Cable. IfthesourceisotherequipmentconnectedtotheVideo1,orVideo2

jacks,tunechannelson thatequipment.

PIP Inset Video Source PressTV/VCRSOURCEto switch video sourcesfor the PIPinset

between,Antenna/Cable,Video 1, or Video 2 etc.

Move PIP Inset around Screen

Usethe teft/right arrows to move the PIP inset to a different I.ocation onthe mainscreen,

With PIPon, pressFREEZ,the main picture image will befrozen and

placedintothePIPinset,(Goodforwrib'ngdown phonenumbersthat

appear on-screen,)

TUNER

A/V SOURCE

(2-Tuner)_ P A G E 4 1

A devicethatpicksup broadcastsignalsandturnsthem intopictureand sound.

OtherequipmentconnectedtotheIV sourceinputson the13/backconnectionspanel;Video1,Video2,

S-VideoI,orS-Video2 etc.

Choosingsourcesto watchfor theMain picture

and thePIP Insetpicture

PressPIP to ptace the PIP inset on the main screen. PressTV/VCRSource on remote contro[ to switch input

source for the PIP inset.

O_ go totheSourcemenu,hlgh_ghtPIPSourceand use RIGHT/LEFTarrowstose{ectPIPinsetsource.HighUght

MainSourceand useRIGHT/LEFTarrowstoseLectmain picturesource.

Main Screenor PIP Inset Sources

You can use:

Antenna/Cab[e

Video I/S-Video 1 Video 2/S-Vldeo 2 etc.

COMPONENTVIDEO

Y_ CR_ CB_)R_ L_

voo,

S-VIO£02 V_02 R-#JDIO

PIP Source

Can be Antenna/Cab|eand anycomponentconnectedto anysetofaudio/videoinput

jacks:suchasVideoI,Video

2,S-Video1,S-Video2,etc.

Main Picture Source Canbe Antenna/Cab[eand

any componentconnectedto anyset of audio/video input

jacks; such as Video 1, Video

2, S-Video1, S-Video2, etc.

Where"sources" are connected

Youcan useany inputsourcef'orthePIPinsetthatis "''",,,,,

connectedtotheTVconnectionspanel.(Antenna/Cable,

VideoI,orVideo2 etc.)

Note:Ifyou usedtheS-VideoI,orthe S-Video2 input,S-VHSI,orS-VNS2 willappearas avail-

ablesourcesinsteadof Video1, or Video2.

Ifno equipmentisconnectedtoasourceyou select_or

thePIPinset,orifitisturnedOff,,thePIPinsetwillbe

black.

_ Camcorder

S-Video VCR

DVD Prayer

_'__ Other

Typical Component Sources

PAGE 42 2c_3_3

Set up your remote control to operate other brand name devices

Turn on the device you want to program.

Onthe charton page46/47, find the typeof deviceyou're programming, and then find the brand name. Makea note of

thethree-numbercode,you'llneeditsoon.

Pressand ho[tdPRG.It's recessedsoit doesn'tget pushed accidental.ly. Usea smaU.,b[tuntobject. When the indicator light turns on, you can releasePRG.

Pushthe key namewith the type of device you're program-

ming (MCR,CABLE,AUX,TV).

Using the NUMBERkeypad, enterthe three-number codeyou

found on page46/47.

PressENTERto save the code.(The indicator[tight wi[tl flash

3 times, then turn off to indicate the codeisvalid.)

Pointtheremoteatthedeviceand pushPOWER.Itshould

turnoff.Ifnot,trytheothercodes[listedand continuefrom

stepthree.

Note:To resetremoteto factorysettings,enter9-1-1,in

Step5.

Note:Afterprogramming,besuretopressthemode key

firstto operatethedeviceyou havejustprogrammed.

ProgrammingyourZenith remote may allowyou to useone remote to work up to 7 different devices.

Not all deviceswill work with y()ur Zenith remote control.

PROGRAMMING Proceduretosetup remotetooperateotherequipment.

PRG Programmingmode ke_/.

DEVICE Infra-redremotecontro[tlab[eelectronicaccessoryequipment.

2o_ PAGE 43

Controlthevolumeon your home audiosystemwithoutchangingmodes

m B

D D

Find the codethat operates your amptifier. Testit to make sureit's the correctone byfo[towing the procedure

in "Programming YourRemote"on the previouspage.

Programyour audio systeminto the CABLEor one of the

avaitabteAUXmodes.

Setectthe modeyou want amptifier votume to appear

(e.g.TV).

Pressand hotdPRGon your remote untit the indicator

tight staystit, then retease.

Press4-9-9; then ENTERon the remote.Theindicator tight wit[ flash three times the codewasaccepted.

Audiosystemvotume/mutenow appearsinthemode setected.

Note:You canalsoprogramCabteBox VoLumeandMute contret(ifavaitabte)intoyourcabtebox mode (CABLEor AUX mode)by repeatingthestepsforprogrammingon thepreviouspagebutentering3-9-9,insteadofa brand

code,thenpressingENTER.

Toput everythingbackto normal, reprogrom the mode_om Step

3 with theoriginalbrandcode.

O(D(i)

[]

PAGE 44

If youcan'tfind the codeforyour amplifier,usetheAuto Find

featureon page46.

AMPLIFIER

CABLEBOXVOLUME/MUTE

Audiodevicewhich sendssoundto speakers,like an AudioTuner,Receiver,or AmpLifier. SeeAudioTuners/Amplist on page48.

Somecableboxeshave votumecontrols.

Controtup tosevend_erent deviceswithyour remote

Refertothecharton page46/47tofindthetypeand brand name ofthedeviceyou'reprogramming.

PressandhotdPRG unti[theindicatortightturnson,then

re[easePRG.

PressAUX and theI on theNUMBER keypadatthesame

time(forAUX +I).

UsingtheNUMBER keypad,enterthethree-numbercodefor

thedeviceyou'vesetected.

PressENTERto savethecode.

With the deviceturned on, point the remoteat it and press

POWER.It shouldturn off.

RepeatthestepsforAUX+2,and AUX+3.

Progromming Zenithremote allow to use remoteto

your may

you

one

workup to 7 differentproductsordevices.

Somedevicesmay not workwffh your Zenith remote controt.

AUX

Auxiliaryequipment.Can be any equipmentwhichdoesnothavea dedicatedkeyon yourremotelikeCabLeorVCR. TypicaLlya secondVCR,stereosystem,audiotapedeck,etc.

2o_a4_ PAGE 45

Use Auto Find to automaffcally search and try all possible brand codes

Turnon the device you want the remote to control.

Pressand holdPRGuntil the indicator light turns on,

then releasePRG.

Pressthe keyfor the device you aretrying to program (CABLE,VCR,AUX,TV).

Press0-0-0 (zero-zero-zero), then press ENTERright away. Aimthe remoteat the correctdeviceand pushthe POWER

key (The indicator Light will torn off whitethe POWERkey is

pressed).Allowa secondto pass, then pushthe POWERkey again. Repeatuntil the deviceturnsoff.

PushENTERto save the code(Theindicator Light will ftash 3

times and then turn off).

PressPOWERto turn the deviceback on.

[] Youcan quickly outof Auto FindbypressingPRG.

T_fthe indicator light stayson whiteyou pressPowerinsteadof turn- ing o_, all the codeshave beentried and your device can't be con-

trolled.

AUTO FIND

get

Anotherway offindinga brandcodeforcontrollingauxiliaryequipmentsuchasa VCR,DVD player,etc.thatis notavaiLabtethroughtheregularremotebrandcodeprogrammingmethod.

PAGE 46

Findthe codes you need to program your remote. On thispage: TVs and VCRs

nr_

Admiral ....... 116 121 130 FunaiTV/VCR.... 154 MGA/MitsubishL.. ]04 119 120 Sears......... 103 108 109

AdventuraTV/VCR 154 116 ]11 161 Montgomery Ward 103 104 105

Akai .......... 104 GoLdstar ....... 103 104 119 121 139 133 133 137 156

Amark ........ 103 146 NEC .......... 104 112

AOC.. 104 Go[dstarTV/VCR .. 153 Signature 2000... 103 104 105

........ Penasonlc ...... lOB 107 160 113 114 119

BELL&HoweLL ...121 163

Broksonic ...... 131 136 J.C. Penney .,. 104 110 114 PanasonieTV/VCR 174 Sony ......... 115 143 151

Cand_ ........ 13g 117 119 Phiico ......... 103 104 112

Centurion ...... 119 JVC .......... 125 132 164

Ci_zen .. 121 139 KMC .......... 103 Phifips........ 112 113 SyLvania....... 112 113 117

...... Pioneer ........ 135 11g 127 128

Contec ........ 141 Po_land ....... 103

Coronado ...... 103 Kurazai ........ 121 SymphonicW/VCR 154

Crown ........ lOB Lodgenet....... 121 167 Tatung ........ 106

CurtisNathes .... 116 112 121 Loglk ......... 121 Quasar ........ 106 107 Teknika........ 103 112 121

Daewoo ....... 149 159 LXI .......... 133 137 RCA .......... 104 116 126 Te|erent....... 103 121

DaewooW/VCR .. 148 _agnavox ...... 103 112 113 157 161 162

Daytrofl ....... 119 128 139 165 ReaLis_c....... 105 123 124 171

Elektia........ 121 MagnavoxW/VCR 173 Sampo ........ 119

Emerson ....... 103 104 123 Majes_c ....... 121 Samsung ....... 103 112 134 Yorx.......... 119

EmersonW/VCR .. 158 Megatron....... 146 Sa_7o......... 102 109 112 2enlthTV/'VCR... 153 154 172

Fisher......... 109 118 Memorex ....... 121 Scott ......... 112 124

133 130 140 IBB 110 111 118

124 131 136 Marantz ..104 120 155 141 Zenith ........ 101 14g 175

145 .....

GeneralELectric.. 106 107 114 134

113 114 119 Sharp ......... 103 105 122

147 169

Hitachi ........ IOZ 103 129 166 121 130 133

"" 170

113 13B SoundesJgn..... 139

g_ .......... 103 104 138 1Bg

ProScan ....... 116 157 162

117 119 127 157 168 Toshiba ....... 110 111 134

124 139

XR 1000 ....... 121

Admiral ....... 208 251 Genera|ELectric .. 214 215 220 NEC .......... 202 218 Sharp ......... 202 261

Adventura ...... 231 GoLdstar ....... 209 Orion ......... 250 ShintDm ....... 239

Aiwa ......... 231 GoVideo ....... 256 262 263 Panasoni¢ ...... 214 251 252 Signature B000... 208 214 216

Akai .......... 223 238 241 Hitachi ........ 215 257 Pentax ........ 215

Audio Dynamics .. 202 218 Instant Rep_y ,.. 214 227 PhiLco......... 207 214 So_ ......... 2%7 232 Z37

Betl & HoweLL.... 206 247 3,C. Penny.... _. 214 215 218 PhiLips ........ 207 214 227

Broksonic ...... 221 226 250 Pioneer ....... 210 21B

Canon ........ 214 Tatung ........ 202

Ci_zen ........ 202 Teae .......... 202 B31

Craig .212 Logik ......... ?B9° Quasar ........ 214 259

........ Yeknika........ BOg 234

CurtisMathes ... 214 259 227 240 242 TosMba ........ 205 215

Daewoo ....... 244 248 248 XR1000 ....... 239

Daytron ....... 236 246 Marta ......... 209

DBX .......... 202 218 Memorex ....... 206 212 214

Emerson ....... 203 209 221 229 237

_sher ......... 211 212 213 Montgome_j Ward 208 214 216 243

Funai......... 231 MuLtiTech...... 239 212 215

255 3VC .......... 202 224 225 TashLko........ 209

Kenwood....... 202 proScan ....... 216 260

LXl .......... 209 231 RCA .......... 215 216 220

_agnavox ...... 207 214 B31 269 262

254 Marantz ....... 207 218 ReatisUc ....... 206 208 212

223 226 233 Mitsubishl ...... 204 222 252 Sanyo ........ 206 212 247

235 243 250 264

247 21g 231 249

227 Symphonic ..... 231

?58 Poland ....... 246

214 231 VectorReseareh ..204 218

5amsung ....... 220 230 232 Yamaha ........ 202 218

231 Sansui ........ 239 Zenith ........ 201 224 225

Scott ......... 204 205 233

Seam ......... 206 202 211

Sy|vania ....... 207 214 227

219 231 249

2oe_3 PAGE 47

Find the codesyou need to program your remote. On this page: Cable,Satellite, CDPlayers, Tape Decksand Audio Tuners and Amplifiers.

A|[egro ........ 358 362

Al_groA/B Switch 361

Gemini ........ 305 331 338

GeneraiEtect_c...367 GeneralInstrument 304 305 306

HamUn ........ 302 303 345

3erroid ........ 304 307 308

Pioneer ....... 402 403

Sanyo......... 401

Akai .......... 409 4Z4

Crown ......... 410

Oenon ........ 411

_sher ......... 41Z 438

Goldstar ....... 460

Harman/Kardon .. 413

3VC .......... 415

Kenwood ...... 412 416 417

Magnavox ...... 421 4EE 433

307 308 30g 310 318

365 366

309 310 318 360 363

441

Kale Vision ..... 335

Maeom ........ 314 321

Magnavox ...... 334

NSC .......... 335 33g 368

Oak .......... 31t 332 342

Fanasonic ...... 313 320

Paragon ....... 333

PhiUps ........ 347 350 352

Pioneer ........ 315 343

Sony ......... 404

Zenith ........ 401

Mitsubishl ...... 423 424

NAD.......... 425 426447

Nakamichi ...... 4Z7 428

NEC .... ...... 42g

Onkyo ........ 430

Panasonlc...... 431 432

Phi_ps ........ 421 433 434

_oneer ........ 431 435

QuasaT........ 432

369 370

354 355

434

RCADSS ....... 373

Regency ....... 329

Samsung....... 335

SdentificAttanta 316 323 336

Sprucer........ 313

StandardComp...335

Stargate ....... 379

Texscan ....... 339 356 371

Tocom ........ 317 318 346

Radio Shack ..... 431 436 43g

RCA.......... 437

Sanyo......... 438 43g

Scott ......... _0

Sharp ......... 441 442

Sony.......... 443 444 445

Sounde_gn ..... 461 498 501

Sy_ania ....... 433

364

440 441

50g

Unika ......... 348 362

United Sate[Ere .. 344

Unlversa[ ...... 358 362

VidTech ....... 340

Video Way ...... 349

Viewstar ....... 354 355 372

Zenith ........ 301 353 374

Zenith SatelUte .. 312 328 330

Teac ......... 446

Technics ....... 432 459

Toshiba........ 447

Yamaha ....... 448

Zenith ........ 460 461 498

351 378

501 502

m _R_

Denon......... 455

Harman/Kardon...4Sg

JVC .......... 457

Kenwood ....... 450

Oenon......... 462 463

_sher ......... 464

Gotdstar ....... 460

Harman/Kardon .. 465

JVC .......... 466

Kenwood ...... 468 469

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Onkyo......... 458

PhiUps DCC ..... 454

_oneer ........ 451 478

Sony.......... 452

Marantz........ 472 503

Onkyo ........ 473

PhiUps ........ 475 476

_oneer ........ 477 478 479

Radio Shack..... 487 488

Rea_s_c ....... 480

Sanyo......... 481

Scott ......... 482

Sharp......... 483

Sony.......... 489 4go 491

Sounde_gn ..... 461 498 501

492

50Z

Teac ......... 494 495

Technics ....... 497

Yamaha ....... 4g6

Zenith ........ 460 461 498

501 502

A complete list of key functions for your remote control

TV Mode VCRMode Cable Mode

KEY NAME Zenith Code 10t Zenith Code 201 Zenith Code 353

POWER IV On/Off VCROn/Off Cable BoxOn/Off

CABLE SelectsCable Selects Cable SelectsCable

VCR SelectsVCR SelectsVER SelectsVCR

AUX Selects Aux SelectsAUX SelectsAux

TV Selects IV Selects IV SelectsTV

SURF Surf On/Off VCRAM/PM CABLEFCFayCh

FLASHBK IV Rashback VCRFlashback Cable Flashback

MUTE IV Mute IV Mute TV Mute

CHANNEL UP IV ChannelUp VCRChannelUp Cable ChannelUp

CHANNEL DN IV Channel Dn VCRChannel Dn Cable Channel Dn

VOLUME (RIGHT) IV VolumeUp IV Volume Up IV VolumeUp

VOLUME (LEFT) TVVolume Dn IV VolumeDn IV Volume Dn

1 TV Digit 1 VCR Digit 1 CabLeDigit 1 2 IV Digit2 VCRDigit 2 CableDigit2

3 IV Digit 3 VCRDigit 3 Cable Digit 3

4 IV Digit4 VCR Digit4 CableDigit4

5 IV Digit 5 VCRDigit 5 Cab[e Digit 5 6 IV Digit6 VCRDigit6 CableDigit6

7 IV Digit7 VCR Digit7 CableDigit7

8 IV Digit8 VCR Digit 8 CableDigit8 9 IV Digit g VCRDigit g Cable Digit g

0 IV DigitO VCR DigitO CableDigit0

ENTER IV Enter VCREnter CableEnter

MENU IV Menu VCR Menu CableMenu

UP ARROW TV SelectUp VCR SelectUp CableUp Arrow

DOWN ARROW IV SelectDn VCR SelectDn CableDn Arrow

LEFT ARROW IV Adjust Left VCRAdjust Left CableLeft Arrow

RIGHT ARROW IV Adjust Right VCRAdjust Right CableRight Arrow

QUIT TVSurr Sound VCRQuit CableQuit

PIP IV PIP VCR+ Day Up

PIP CH IV PIP ChannelSwap VCR ChannelMap Day Down

FREEZ IV PIP Freeze VCRSearch Cable PgUp

GUIDE Guide+On/Off

INFO Guide+2nd Level Info

CLEAR TV ClosedCaptns VCRMemory Cab[e Pg Down

TIMER TVTimer VCRTimer CableTimer

TV/VCR/SOURCE TV Sources IV Tuneror VCRTuner Cable Info

RECORD VCRRecord VCRRecord Cable Buy

PAUSE VCRPause VCRPause Cable Guide

REWIND VCRRewind VC_Rewind VCRRewind

PLAY VER Play VCR PLay VCR PLay STOP VCR Stop VCR Stop VCR Stop

FFWD VCR FastForward VCR FastForward VCR FastForward

AUX Mode Zenith Code 401

AUX IV/DISC SelectsCable SelectsVCR

Selects AUX

SelectsIV

AUXAudio AUXFrame/Time

IV Mute

AUXSkip >> AUXSkip <<

IV Volume Up TVVolumeDn

AUXDigit 1

AUX Digit 2 AUX Digit3 AUX Digit4 AUX Digit5

AUX Digit6 AUX Digit7 AUX Digit8 AUX Digitg AUX DigitO Aux Display

AUX Program AUX Part

AUX Random

AUXx3 FAST< AUXx3 FAST>

AUXClear AUXRepeat-Side

AUXRepeat-A-B AUXRepeat-Chap

AUX MemoFJ AUX Still

AUX Iv/Disc

AUX Edit AUX Pause

AUX Scan<< AUX Play

AUXStop/[ject AUXScan >>

MBR3466Z(1?4-Z31)

Some the

Of functions shown above may not be available on your equipment.

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Coring.for your Entertainment Mechine

Earlymalfunctions can be prevented. Carefulandregular cleaningcan extend the amountof time you will havewith your newEntertainment Machine.Besureto turn the power off and pull out the plug beforeyou begin anycleaning.

1. Here'sagreat wayto keepthe dustoff your screenfor a while.Weta soft clothin a mixture of Lukewarmwater and a Littlefabric softener or dish washing detergent. Wring the cloth

until it's almost dry,and then useit to wipe the screen.

2. Makesurethe excesswater is off the screen,andthen Letit air-dry before youturn on your

Entertainment Machine.

1. Usea softclothwith a mild soap solution to wipe the cabinet.

2. Rinsethe clothand wipe the cabinetagain.

3. Let the cabinetair-dry beforeturning your Entertainment Machineon.

m,3_

Usea quality wood cleanerand polish. Thiswil.[ protect the Entertainment Machinefrom dirt

and dust,as well.as keepthe cabinetLookingnew.

good idea to unplug the powerto protect against possibledamagefrom Lightningor power

If you Leaveyour Entertainment Machinedormant for a Longtime (suchas a vacation), it's a surges.If you usean off-air antenna, you mayalsowant to disconnect it fromthe back of your

TVbefore leaving.

'_ If you unplug your Zenith Entertainment Mechine,you may have to reset the clackusing the QockSet

menu describedearlier.Seepage 21.

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Some quick and easy tips to jfixing problems yourself

SYMPTOMS SOLUTIONS

Snowypicture and poor sound. • Checkyour antenna connectionor location.

Muttlpte images or 'ghost shadows: • Checkyour antenna direction and/or location.

• Makesurethe wire from your antennato your EntertainmentMachineis

properlyconnected.

Interference: Sharp tines across The_oUowingmoycause imogeproblems or distortion:

the screen and poor sound. Electdco! applionces, powerfullights, cars,trucks; computers or

portoblephones;medicol equipment

• If possibleincrease the distancebetween your Entertainment Machine and

the offendingappliance.Or shut one of them off.

Normal picture but no sound. • Checkvolumelevels.

No picture and poor sound. • Areyou in TV or cabtetuning mode, and shouldbe in the other?

No picture and no sound. • is the ACpowerptuggedin?

No color, but the soundis O.K. • Checkthe cotor controtin the Videomenu.

Picture hasa big btaek box • Is Textmode[ selectedbut no text is avaitahteon the broadcast?

on it, but the sound is O.K. • The CC(closed caption) option maybe in Textmode. SetectOFFin the

Picture has two horizontal • Yourprogramis in tetterbnx. Thismeansthat the shapeofyour TVis a btack bars, one on top and square,but the program is a rectangte.Think of the barsasempty spacethe one on bottom, program doesn'tfit[; not picturethat's blockedout. Becausethis format is a

• Makesum the TVis not muted.

• Tnj another channet. The probtemmay be the broadcast,not your EntertainmentMachine.

• Are the Audio A/V cablesproperty instatied?

• Makesureoutputchannels on ai[ A/V equipment areonthe samecharmer(3 or4).

• CheckthatatLconnectionsaretight.

• CheckthatyourAC powerouttetworks.(Testitby ptugginginsomething eLseortryanotherptug.)

• Make sureyourbrightnessandaudiocontrolsaresetproperty.

• Tryanotherchannel.The prob[emmay be withthe broadcast.

• Try another channel The probtem may be with the broadcast.

Captions menu (see page 22).

direct representationof firm asyou seeit in movies, youare actuaityseeing

MOR_ ofthe programwhen _ou seethosebars.

Remote control doesn't work. • Makesurethe batteriesarefresh and instat[ed properly. Doesindicator tight

work, is it nice and bright?

• Is remote in TVmode? PressTMfor TVmode,

Menu options can't be • Try unptugging your Entertainment Machine for a few minutes,

changed or selected, then ptug it back in. (Don't forget to resetthe dock.)

No picture or sound when a • Checkto see if the sourceequipment has been turned on, non-cable source is selected. • Makesurethat the connectionsare secureon the backof your W and on the source.

(Continuedon nextpage)

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Menu opUons can't be changedor selected.

• Try unplugging your Entertainment Machine for a few minutes, then plug it back in. (Don't forget to reset the clock.)

No picture or sound when any non-cable source

is selected.

Weak or no Stereo Sound when using a stereo VCR.

The PIP inset is black or lacks contrast when VZDEO1 is the PIP source.

The PIP inset is "snow" when the sourceis Antenna/Cable,

Video 1, or Video 2.

There is no picture in the

PIP inset when usingVEDEO!

for the PIP and Antenna/CabLe for the main picture.

With no key presses,

on-screen menus continue

to appear.

GUIDE Plus+ doesn_ work.

• Checkto seeif the sourceequipment hasbeen turned on.

• Makesurethat the connectionsare secureon the backofyour TV and on the sourceequipment.

• Checkto seeif a[l the connectionsare secure.

• Lookin the Audiomode menu to see if aLLthe settingsare correct.

• Youmight want to adjust the PIP picture settingsunderthe PIP menu.

• Checkthat aLLthe wiresare connectedproperly.

• PIP sourceturned on?

• Lookto seeif the TV/VCRbutton onyourVCRhasthe TV selected.

• Lookto see if the l_//VCRbutton onyour VCRhas the TVselected.

• EZ Demo feature is operating. Turn EZ Demo off in the Special Features menu.

• HasTV been off long enoughfor it to gather information? (Overnight)

Can't tune to programs

Listedin TV guide,

Another program starts as I am

• Is Blockoption notatLowingprogramsto appear?

• ParentaLControl setto block rating?

• Is Watchoptionset to tune TVto the programwhich started?Watchoption setto On?

watching a different one.

Parental Control doesn't work.

Can't watch TV or VCR.

• HasTimerexpired?Lock On/Off turned Off?.No hoursset?

• Is ParentalControl block on? Are Auxinputs bLocked?Doyouknow the passwordto

unbiockParentalControL?

Programswith a rating of PG-13, R • LsParentaLControl set to blockprogramswith those ratings. NC-17, andX do not appear.

Can't view TV-PGprogram.

• Is PGset to be bLockedin Parental ControL?Resetrestrictionsto PG-13,then PGpro

gramswilt appear.

TV turns if.serf off, or on by itself,

• SteepTimer set to turn TVoff.

• [s the On/OffTimerset to turn TVon and off at presettimes?

• PowerFaiLure?

PAGE 52 2oe-_,_

A list of definitions.for some of the words.found in this operating guide

A/V CABLES

A/V DEVICE

ADDED

AMPLIFIER

ANTENNA

CABLE

CABLESERVICE

CAPTIONS/TEXT

DELETED

AudioandVideocablas.Threecables

bunched together--Right audio(red), Left

audio (white), andVideo(yellow). AiV cablesare usedfor stereoplaybackof video-

cassettesandfor higher quality pictureand sound fromutherAjN devices.

Equipmentthat producespictureand sound (VCR,DVD,cablebox, or television).

Includes channeL_that you wantto watch in additionto the channels foundbyEZ

Program.

An external devicethat ampUfiessound from a television, COplayer,VCR,OVg,etc.

Thephysicalreceiver of television slgnak sent overthe air. A large metal, pieceof

equipment doesnot alwayshave to be visi- ble for your hometo be using an antenna.

CablaBox operatingmodeon the remote.

Programmingprovidedt_Ja cablecompany.

A formof subtitling that writesout the dia-

log for your program.

Removechannelsthat youdon'twatchfrom the channelsfound by EZProgram.

MONO SOUND

OHM RF CABLE

OUTPUT

PIP

SECOND AUDIO

PROGRAMMING/SAP

SIGNAL

SOURCE

Mono (monaural) soundis one channelof sound.Onmore than onespeaker,all the

speakersplaythe sameaudio.

Thewire that comesfrom an off air antenna

or cable serviceprovider.EachendLooks like ahexshapednutwith a wire sticking throughthe middle, andit screwsontothe

largethreadedjack on the hackof your "iV.

Refersto the jack that sendsa signalout of a VER,DVD,orotherA_ device.

Thisis the most commonwayto referto

the Picture-in-picture(PIP) option.

SecondAudioProgramming(SAP) is another,separate,audiochannel availablewith someprogramming.Choosing

ZndAudio/SAPoften refersto listeningto audioin anotherlanguage, suchasSpanish

or French,

Picture and soundtraveling through cable, or overthe air, to yourtelevision screen.

Theterm for the equipment or connection that providesaudio andvideo (picture and

sound)to your EntertainmentMachine.VCR,

DVDplayers, or CableBoxesare examplesof

SOUrCes.

ICON

INPUT

JACK

MODE

A smartpictureon yourscreenrepresenting

afunction or menuitem. -

Refersto the jack that receivesa signalinto the TV,VCRorothi_rA,_/device.

A connectiononthe back of a ,_/, VCR,or other A/V device.Thisincludes the RFjack

that is threaded with a placefor a small w_rein the center,andthe Audio/Video

jacks that have a bigger opening andare

color-coded.

The equipment that the remotecontrolis

currently controlling (13/,VCR,Cable,etc.) is

the remote'soperating"mode."

STEREO SOUND

SURF

TUNER

Stereo(stereophonic)soundrefersto audio

that's dividedinto fight andleft sidesor channels.

Usethe Surffeatureto createa speciallist of your favorite channels.You can access

the "Surf" channels by pushing SURFon the

remote.

Devicethat picksup broadcastsignalsand turnsthem into pictureand sound.

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EZ Help provides access to the EZ Features in one

convenient on-screen menu

Special

Features

EZ Timer

Ch Labels

XDS Display fMzental Ctd

i_EZ Help

Press MENU repeatedLy until the SpeciaL

Features menu appears.

Use the Up/Down arrow to select EZ Help.

Pressthe Right arrow to go to the EZHeLp menu.

Use the Up/Down arrow to seLect the option and the Left/Right arrow to make adjust-

ments. Choose from the following options:

EZ Program

Performschannel search.

See page 13.

Add/Delete/Surf

IncLudes-and removes channels and adds channels to the Surf channel

List.

See page 20.

Degaussing

Resetsthe picture color alignment.

EZ Picture

Adjusts picture viewing setting. See page 32.

EZ SoundRite

Maintains an even sound LeveL. See page 31.

Picture Noise

Removes video noise from picture.

] EZPro_ram I

I Add/DeUSuffI

] Degaussing I

I EZ_c_.reI

[ EZ SoundRite I

I PictureNoise I

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Direct-Vfow toter TV Welcometo the Zenithfamily! We bedeve that you wit[be pleasedwith your newZenith EntertainmentMachineTM. Pleasereadthis

wananty carefotly,it isa "LIMITEDWARRANI_r"as defined under FederalLaw.Thiswarrantygives you specific [ega[ rights, and you may also have other rights that vanjfrom state-to-stata within the U.S.A.

ZENITH'S RESPONSIBILITY

ServfoeLabor

Home Se_'fee

Not Covered

Duringa perindof90 days from effective warTarT_date,Zenith will provideseMce Laborby a Zenithauthorized senheecenter when needed,asdeterminedby the Zenith sewice center, as a resuLtof manufacturing defects.

Parts

Newor r_manufacturndn_placementsfor factew-defective partsWIUbe suppsedby a Zenithauthorizedse_ce center for one year from effecli_ war- ranty date (color picture tube -- two years). Such replecementparts are warrantedfor the remaining pe_on of the original wananty period.

Warrantyservicefor 21" diagonal(U.S.A.) or lerger screensizemodelsis providedin the homeinmost cases. (Some repairs,nayrequirethe unit to betaken by the se_icer to the nedairfecLtity and _tumed, at no additional charge.)

Thiswarrantycovers manufactuffngdefectsand doesnot cover fostasetion, adjustmentof customer controls inthe berne, fostalLation or repair of homeantenna systems,cableconveTtersor cablecompany-suppsedequipment:it aLsodoes not cover

damagedue to misuse_abuse,negligence,actsof God or other causesbeyondthe conbrd of Zenith. Anyattemtion of the prnductvoidsthls warranty in its entirety.

THT¢WARRANTYIS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHERWARRAEqY,EXPRESSlEDORTHP!JED, THCLUDINGWITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRAN1YOF MER-

CHANTADII.]TYORFITN_ FORA PARTICULARPURPOSE,AND ZENITHSHALL NUT BELIABLE FORANY CONSEQUENTIAL,INDIRECT,ORINQDER-

TAL DAMAGESOFANY KTHD,INCLUDING LOSTREVENUESORPROFITSIN CONNECTIONWITH THIS PRODUCT. SOMESTATESDO NOTALLOW UNI- TATIONSON HOW LONGAN IMPUED WARDANIY LASTSORTHE EXCLUSIONORUMITATION OFINCIDENTALOR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES,SOTHE

ABOVELIMETAT]ONSOR E(CLUSZONSMAY NOTAPPLyTOYOU.

OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY

Effeottve WarTantyDate Warrantybeginson the date of originalconsumerpurchase.Foryour convenience,keep the dea[efs dated bill of saleor

det_vewticket as evidenceof the purchasedata.

Operating Guide Read your Operating Guide carefoLty so that you wilt understand the operation of your set and how to adjust the customer controls.

Can_-[n Se_rice Models under 21" diagonal (U.S.A.) screen size must be taken to a Zenlth authorized service center for warrar_ senAce and must be picked up by the

Antenna

Important

WarrantySen[Ice

owner,

Recep_onproblems causedby inadequate homeantenna or feutty antenna connectionsare theowners responsibltity.

ProductRegistration--PLeaseflu out and mailyour ProductRegistrationCard. It isimpamtive that Zenith know how to reach

you pmmpttyif we shouiddiscover a safety problemthat coutdaffect you.

Forwarranty senate information, contact any Zenith authorizedsemite center. Partsand sewlce labor that are Zeniths responsibility (see above) wiLlbe pmvidndwithout charge.Othersemite is at the owner'sexpense.If you have anyproblem

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