Panasonic PRISM W1 Series User manual
Operating
Instructions
Colour
Television
FASTEXT
NICAM
Digital
Stereo
Models
TX-28W1
TX-24W1
(U.K.
Standard)
Panasonic
Please
read
these
instructions
completely,
before
operating.
this
set.
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Welcome
to
the
Panasonic
family
of
customers.
We
hope
that
you
have
many
years
of
enjoyment
from
your
new
colour
television
set.
This
TV
set
is
designed
to
operate
on
AC
240V,
50Hz.
It
is
exclusively
for
broadcast
system
PAL
I.
(U.K.
Standard)
To
prevent
damage
which
might
result
in
electric
shock
or
fire,
do
not
expose
this
TV
set
to
rain
or
excessive
moisture.
WARNING:
HIGH
VOLTAGE
!!!
Do
not
remove
the
rear
cover
as
live
parts
are
accessible
when
it
is
removed.
There
are
no
user
serviceable
parts
inside.
Avoid
exposing
the
TV
set
to
direct
sunlight
and
_
other
sources
of
heat.
Ss
IMPORTANT
The
wires
in
thismains
lead
are
coloured
in
accordance
with
the
following
code:
BLUE:
NEUTRAL
BROWN:
LIVE
Remove
the
mains
plug
from
the
wall
socket
when
the
TV
set
is
not
used
for
a
prolonged
period
of
time.
Especially
when
retiring
at
night.
CABINET
AND
PICTURE
TUBE
CARE
Remove
the
mains
plug
from
the
wall
socket.
The
cabinet
and
picture
tube
can
be
kept
in
good
condition
by
simply
wiping
with
a
clean,
soft
cloth
moistened
with
mild
detergent
and
water.
Do
not
use
solutions
containing
benzol
or
petroleum.
Adequate
ventilation
is
essential
to
prevent
failure
of
electrical
components.
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
this
mains
lead
may
not
correspond
to
the
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
proceed
as
follows:
1.
The
BLUE
wire
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
marked
‘N’
or
coloured
black.
2.
The
BROWN
wire
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
marked
'L’
or
coloured
red.
If
a
13
amp
BS1363
plug
is
used
a
5
amp
rating
fuse
must
be
fitted.
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OF
CONTROLS
REMOTE
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TRANSMITTER
CONNECTIONS
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Note
:
An
adhesive
label
is
provided
with
the
remote
control
to
provide
a
reference
to
the
key
functions.
This
label
can
be
attatched
to
the
inside
of
the
lid
on
the
remote
control
hand
unit.
a
(30)
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(19)
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To
VTR
equipped
with
21-pin
terminal
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of
TV
Antenna
(Optional)
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Cable
(Optional)
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VTR
(Optional)
To
the
21
pin
Socket
21-pin
Cable
(Optional)
To
VTR
not
equipped
with
21-pin
terminal
or
S-VHS
terminal
Rear
of
TV
Audio
In
RCA/RCA
Cable
(Optional)
Video
In
BNC/BNC
Cable
(Optional)
Video
Out
Audio
Out
Antenna
(Optional)
RF-IN
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an
RF
Coaxial
Cable
(Optional)
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To
VTR
equipped
with
S-Video
(S-VHS)
terminal
Rear
of
TV
S-Video
Cable
(Optional)
S-Video
In
Audio
In
RCAYRCA
Cable
(Optional)
Audio
Out
S-Video
Out
Antenna
(Optional)
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(Optional)
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Note.
1.
Do
not
connect
a
computer
with
TTL
output
(5V)
to
this
TV
set.
2.
RGB
Input
from
a
Computer
or
TV
game
via
the
21
pin
AV1
terminal
has
priority
over
any
other
inputs.
The
TV
set
will
automatically
switch
to
display
the
RGB
input
without
the
need
to
select
AV1.
Important
note:
RGB
signal
must
comply
with
‘CENELEC’
standard,
ie.
signal
consisting
of
RGB,
Com-
posite
video
for
synchronisation,
STATUS
RGB
for
switching.
3.
The
S-VHS
Terminal
will
have
priority
over
the
BNC
Video
Input
if
both
are
connected
simultaneous-
ly.
The
RCA
Audio
Input
terminals
are
common
to
the
S-VHS
and
BNC
terminals
for
AV2.
This
symbol
indicates
This
symbol
indicates
INPUT
only.
INPUT
and
OUTPUT.
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Control
Transmitter)
Batteries:
Use
two
‘R03’
or
‘
AAA’
dry
cells
(supplied).
1.
Remove
the
battery
compart-
2.
Insert
the
batteries
correctly
as
3.
Replace
the
cover.
ment
lid.
indicated
by
the
(+)
and
(-)
symbols.
BATTERY
PRECAUTIONS
1.
Do
not
use
an
old
battery
with
a
new
one.
2.
Ensure
the
batteries
are
inserted
correctly.
3.
Do
not
use
rechargeable
(Ni-Cad)
batteries.
They
are
partially
different
in
shape
and
performance
and
may
not
ensure
the
desired
function.
Please
refer
to
location
of
controls
on
page
2.
Programme
Positions
Note:
There
are
50
programme
positions
available
i.e.
50
positions
on
which
to
store
different
channels.
Programme
positions
can
be
selected
in
a
number
of
ways
(see
below).
Operation
Method
1.
Select
a
programme
position
(1-50),
using
the
programme
up/down
buttons
on
the
TV.
or
remote
control.
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Press
the
SEARCH
up
or
down
buttons
until
the
desired
channel
is
received.
-
SEARCH
+
Press
the
STORE
button
to
store
this
channel
in
the
T.V.’s
memory.
Repeat
this
procedure,
using
different
pro-
gramme
positions
to
store
other
channels.
Method
2.
(If
channel
numbers
are
known)
Select
a
programme
position
(1-50).
Press
the
button
marked
‘C’
on
the
remote
control.
The
display
will
now
show
’-
-’.
es
Enter
the
desired
channel
number,
eg.
to
receive
channel
51,
push
buttons
‘5’
and
‘1’
consecutively.
Press
the
STORE
button
to
store
this
channel
in
the
T.V.’s
memory.
Repeat
this
procedure,
using
different
pro-
gramme
positions
to
store
other
channels.
Consult
your
dealer
about
the
channel
num-
bers
for
your
area.
Please
refer
to
location
of
controls
on
page
2.
(1)
Aerial
Connection
Connect
the
aerial
lead
to
the
socket
marked’
1’
at
the
rear
of
the
TV..
(2)
Power
Switch
Push
to
switch
the
T.V.
on,
push
again
to
switch
off.
(3)
Programme
Up/Down
Press
once
to
increase
or
decrease
the
programme
position
by
one.
(4)
Volume
Up/Down
Press
the
‘+’
button
to
increase
the
sound
level.
Press
the
'
-
’
button
to
decrease
the
sound
level,
displayed
as
a
green
bar.
(5)
Colour
Up/Down
Press
the
‘
+’
button
to
increase
the
colour
level.
Press
the
’
-
’
button
to
decrease
the
colour
level.
displayed
as
a
red
bar.
(6)
Brightness
Up/Down
Press
the
'+'
button
to
increase
the
brightness
level.
Press
the
‘
-
‘
button
to
decrease
the
brightness
level.
displayed
as
a
white
bar.
(7)
Contrast
Up/Down
Press
the
‘+’
button
to
increase
the
contrast
level.
Press
the
’
-.'
button
to
decrease
the
contrast
level.
displayed
as
a
cyan
bar.
(8)
Picture
Control
Turn
left
or
right
for
a
softer
or
sharper
picture.
(9)
Normalisation
Store
Adjust
the
volume,
brightness,
colour,
contrast,
bass,
treble,
balance
etc.
to
normal
viewing
levels.
Press
this
button
to
store
these
levels
in
the
T.V.
memory.
(10)
Normalisation
If
levels
of
volume,
brightness,
colour,
contrast,
bass,
treble
and
balance
have
been
altered,
they
can
be
set
back
to
their
stored
levels,by
pressing
this
button.
(11)
A.V.Stereo/Mono
Selection
Press
this
button
to
select
AV.
stereo
or
mono
operation.
The
function
indicator
on
the
TV.
will
light
to
show
which
mode
is
selected.
This
button
operates
in
AV.
mode
only.
Note:
A
Stereo
VTR
connected
to
the
appropriate
AV
terminals
is
required
to
achieve
Stereo
reproduction
for
this
facility.
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External
Loudspeakers
External
loudspeaker
terminals
are
provided
at
the
rear
of
the
T.V.
for
the
connection
of
a
pair
of
Hi-Fi
loudspeakers
of
48
Ohm
impedance.
The
speakers
are
switchable
from
internal
to
external
by
means
of
a
slide
switch
situated
above
the
terminals.
To
se-
lect
external
speakers,
move
the
switch
to
the
EXT.
position.
The
internal
speakers
will
be
disconnected
when
external
speakers
are
selected.
V7
=MONO
(13)
Headphones
A
35mm
stereo
headphone
socket
is
available
for
the
connection
of
a
pair
of
8-300
Ohm
impedance
headphones.
The
T.V.
speakers
will
be
automatical-
ly
disconnected
while
the
headphones
are
connec-
ted.
(Optional)
Please
refer
to
location
of
controls
on
page
2.
(14)
TV/AV
Selection
Terminals
are
available
at
the
rear
of
the
TV
for
direct
audio/video
inputs
or
outputs.
To
select
these
terminals,
press
the
TV/AV
button.
This
selects
AV1,
press
again
to
select
AV2,
press
again
to
return
to
T.V.mode,
AV2
has
a
connection
for
VTR’s
equipped
with
Super
VHS
(S-VHS);
refer
to
your
VTR
operating
in-
structions
for
full
details.
NOTE:
When
a
connection
is
made
to
the
S-VHS
socket,
the
AV2
terminal
VIDEO
input
(BNC)
is
automatically
disconnected
,
the
AV2
AUDIO
input
is
unaffected.
Examples
of
AV
connections
are
shown
on
page
6.
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NEXT
PRESS
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Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
Standby
Press
this
button
to
switch
the
TV.off
for
short
periods.
Press
again
to
switch
on,
or
select
a
programme
position
from
1-50.
°
4
Prog./Channel/Page
Selection
Press
these
buttons
to
select
programme
positions,
channel
numbers
or
Teletext
pages.
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Programme
Position
10
-
50
To
select
double
figure
programme
positions
(10-50),
press
this
button
and
then
enter
the
programme
position
number
using
buttons
0-9.
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Direct
Channei
Selection
Press
this
button,
the
display
will
now
show
'.
-".
Now
enter
the
channel
number,
using
buttons
0-9
on
the
keyboard.
To
select
channel
number
51
,
press
buttons
‘5’
and
‘1’
consecutively.
NOTE:
The
channel
number
_
indication
changes
back
to
the
previously
selected
programme
position
number.
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(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
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Programme
Up/Down
Press
the
up/down
buttons
to
increase/decrease
the
programme
position
by
1.
Volume
Up/Down
Press
the
'+’
button
to
increase
the
sound
level.
Press
the
‘-’
button
to
decrease
the
sound
level,
displayed
as
a
green
bar.
Colour
Up/Down
Press
the
'+'
button
to
increase
the
colour
level.
Press
the
‘-’
button
to
decrease
the
colour
level,
displayed
as
a
red
bar.
Brightness
Up/Down
Press
the
‘+’
button
to
increase
the
brightness
level.
Press
the
‘-’
button
to
decrease
the
brightness
level,
diplayed
as
a
white
bar.
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(23)
(24)
(25)
(26)
(27)
Contrast
Up/Down
Press
the
'
+’
button
to
increase
the
contrast
level.Press
the
‘-"
button
to
decrease
the
contrast
level,
displayed
as
a
cyan
bar.
Bass
Up/Down
Press
the
(+)
button
to
increase
the
bass
level.Press
the
(-)
button
to
decrease
the
bass
level,
displayed
as
a
blue
bar.
Treble
Up/Down
Press
the
(+)
button
to
increase
the
treble
level.
Press
the
(-)
button
to
decrease
the
treble
level,
displayed
as
a
yellow
bar.
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Balance
Press
the
'R’
button
to
bias
the
sound
to
the
right.
Press
the
‘L’
button
to
bias
the
sound
to
the
left,
displayed
as
a
magenta
bar.
Normalisation
lf
levels
of
volume,
brightness,
colour,
contrast,
bass,
treble,
balance
etc.
have
been
altered,
they
can
be
set
back
to
their
stored
levels,by
pressing
this
button.
(28)
(29)
(30)
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Ambience
Ambience
sound
is
a
dynamic
sound
system
that
gives
a
feeling
of
greater.
acoustic
presence.
Press
this
button
to
obtain
better
acoustic
sound
from
the
speakers.
CHO
Music/Speech
Press
this
button
to
enhance
the
TV
sound.
The
Mu-
sic/Speech
indicator
on
the
front
of
theTV
will
light
up
in
the
Music
made,
in
the
Speech
mode
there
is
no
indication.
Note:
When
the
TV
is
first
switched
ON
using
the
On
Off
button,the
selected
mode
will
always
be
Music
Mode
and
the
music
symbol
will
light.
Music
Mode
To
have
a
wider
frequency
range.
J
Speech
Mode
To
have
a
soft
tone
for
easier
listening.
TV/AV
Selection
Terminals
are
available
at
the
rear
of
the
TV
for
direct
audio/video
inputs
or
outputs.
To
select
these
terminals,
press
the
TV/AV
button.
This
selects
AV1,
press
again
to
select
AV2,
press
again
to
return
to
T.V.mode.
AV2
has
a
connection
for
VTR’s
equipped
with
Super
VHS
(S-VHS);
refer
to
your
VTR
operating
in-
structions
for
full
details.
NOTE:
When
a
connection
is
made
to
the
S-VHS
socket,
the
AV2
terminal
VIDEO
input
(BNC)
is
auto-
matically
disconnected
,
the
AV2
AUDIO
input
is
un-
affected.
Examples
of
AV
connections
are
shown
on
page
6.
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(31)
Fine
Tune
(33)
Display
Cancel
Press
the
fine
tune
(+)
or
(-)
buttons
for
The
levels
of
colour,
contrast
etc,
have.
an
on
best
reception.
screen
indicator
to
show
which
level
they
are
set
at.
The
level
is
indicated
by
a
black
box
within
a
coloured
bar.
Press
this
button
in
the
TV
mode,
the
indicator
‘bar’
will
display
in
RED
or
BLACK.
RED
=
indicator
ON.
BLACK
=
indicator
OFF.
(32)
Sound
Mute
Press
this
button
to
mute
the
sound.To
restore
the
sound,
perform
any
one
of
the
following:
(a)
Press
the
sound
mute
button
again.
(b)
Press
the
STANDBY
button
to
set
the
TV
in
the
standby
condition,
then
press
again.
(c)
Press
the
VOLUME
up
or
down
buttons.
(d)
Press
the
PROGRAMME
up
or
down
buttons.
(e)
Press
the
NORMALISATION
button.
(f)
Press
the
PROGRAMME
select
buttons
BLACK
=
indicator
OFF.
0-9.
RED-=
indicator
ON.
(34)
Status
Press
this
button,
the
screen
will
now
show
the
programme
position
at
the
top
left,
the
time
at
the
top
right
and
the
name
of
the
Teletext
if
transmitted.
If
the
Panasonic
alarm
has
been
set,
then
the
time
remaining
will
be
shown
in
place
of
the
Teletext
name.
The
channel
number
will
be
displayed
on
the
programme
indicator.
Decrease
level
Increase
level
-13-
To
receive
NICAM
broadcasts,
this
set
incororates
a
NICAM
decoder.
When
a
stereo,
dual-soundtrack
or
monaural
NICAM
programme
is
being
received,
the
indicators
light
to
inform
you
of
the
type
of
broadcasts.
NICAM
STEREO
NICAM
MONO
|
(35)
Sound
Channel
Selection
Button
NICAM
MONO
II
Sound
output
can
be
selected
by
pushing
the
sound
channel
button
on
the
remote
control
transmitter.
(Item
35
on
page
3)
Independent
Switching
Operation
of
Receiving
Signal
To
carry
out
switching
operation,
use
‘Sound
Channel
Selection
button
on
the
remote
control
transmitter.
The
sound
will
change
with
each
press
;
refer
to
the
chart
below.
SWITCHING
OPERATION
NICAM
MONO
|
STANDARD
AUDIO
|
+
REGULAR
+
NICAM
NICAM
MONO
I-+
NICAM
MONO
II>NICAM
MONO!
+
Il
STANDARD
AUDIO
Bic
ek
ee
ee
ee
DUAL
MONO
Selecting
Mode
and
Receiving
Signal
Correlation
TYPE
OF
BROADCAST
SELECTION
MODE
REGULAR
REGULAR
+
NICAM|REGULAR
+
NICAVIREGULAR
+
NI
BROADCAST
STEREO
MONO
DUAL
MONO
REGULAR
STANDARD
AUDIO|STANDARD
AUDIO
|STANDARD
AUDIO
|STANDARD
AUDIO
NICAM
STEREO
STANDARD
AUDIO
STEREO
NICAM
MONO
|
|
NICAM
MONO
|
NICAM
MONO
|
STANDARD
AUDIO
STEREO
NICAM
MONO
|
NICAM
MONO
|
NICAM
MONO
I
STANDARD
AUDIO
STEREO
NICAM
MONO
|
NICAM
MONO
il
NICAM
MONO
|
+l
STANDARD
AUDIO
STEREO
NICAM
MONO
|
|
NICAM
MONO
|
+i
NOTES:
1)
When
the
power
is
switched
ON,
the
mode
is
pre-set
at
‘NICAM
MONO
1
/
STEREO’.
2)
Even
when
the
content
of
the
received
signal
changes,
selection
mode
does
not
alter.
3)
When
the
receiving
conditions
deteriorate,the
TV
set
will
automatically
switch
to
MONO
mode.
4)
If
the
receiving
conditions
deteriorate,
the
audio
reception
may
vary
between
STEREO
and
MONO,
in
this
case
It
is
advisable
to
switch
to
MONO
mode.(
V),ie
Regular
sound.
5
-14-
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
SOUND
OUT
SELECTION
|
INDICATION
SPEAKER
HEADPHONE
MODE
REGULAR
BROADCAST
STANDARD
|
STANDARD
|
STANDARD
|STANDARD
(STANDARD
AUDIO)
|
REGULAR
|iNDICATION
|
AUDIO
AUDIO
AUDIO
AUDIO
TYPE
OF
BROADCAST
NICAM
STEREO
L
|STERE
STEREO
L
NICAM
STEREO
NO
REGULAR
STANDARD
|STANDARD
|
STANDARD
[STANDARD
AUDIO
|
AUDIO
AUDIO
AUDIO
oe
|
ie
(it
MONO
|
MONO!
|
MONO
|
MONO!
|
MONO!
REGULAR
me
ee
STANDARD
|
STANDARD
|
STANDARD
AUDIO
|
AUDIO
AUDIO
AUDIO
NICAM
:
NICAM
|
NICAM
NICAM
NICAM
MONO
|
MONO!
|
MONO!
|
MONO!
|
MONO!
I
II
REGULAR
+
NICAM
MONO
|
REGULAR
+
NICAM NICAM NICAM NICAM
NICAM
MONO
Il
MONO
Il_|
MONO
I
MONO
Ii
|
MONO
II
NICAM
NICAM
NICAM
NICAM
NIC.
MONO
1_|
MONO
Il
MONO!
|
MONO
I
MONO
|
+
Il
REGULAR
REGULAR
|
REGULAR
|
REGULAR
|
REGULAR
NICAM
DUAL
MONO
z
Important
note:
When
your
television
is
first
switched
on,
it
will
automatically
receive
stereo
broadcasts
if
they
are
being
transmitted.
When
the
broadcasting
authorities
are
carrying
out
test
transmissions,
it
is
therefore
possible
that
the
sound
received
will
be
different
from
the
programme
being
viewed.
In
order
to
receive
co-ordinated
sound
and
vision,
simply
press
theSound
Channel
selection
button
item
(35)
on
the
handset.
This
will
only
apply
until
the
stereo
broadcast
transmissions
are
fully
operational.
-15-
Remote
C
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(36)
(37)
(38)
(39)
(40)
(41)
(42)
Text
.
Press
this
button
to
change
from
TV
to
Teletext
mode.
NOTE:
Teletext
information
is
only
available
if
the
channel
selected
is
transmitting
Teletext.
TV
Press
this
button
to
change
back
to
TV
mode.
NOTE:
Pressing
the
‘N’
button
will
also
change
back
to
TV
mode.
Mix
Press
this
button
to
superimpose
Teletext
pictures
onto
the
TV
display.
NOTE:
Unless
the
sound
is
muted,it
will
be
present
in
TEXT,
TV
or
MIX
modes.
Press
the
‘TV
‘or
'N
’
button
to
return
to
TV
mode.
Page
Selection
Pages
can
be
selected
in
two
ways:
(a)
By
entering
the
page
number
directly,
using
buttons
0-9
on
the
remote
control.
(b)
By
using
the
‘4
'
buttons
to
increase
or
decrease
the
page
number
by
one.
Full/Top/Bottom
Press
this
button
to
expand
the
TOP
half
of
the
display.
Press
again
to
expand
the
BOTTOM
half
of
the
display.
Press
again
to
return
the
display
to
normal
(FULL)
size.
>
Hold
When
Teletext
information
exceeds
more
than
one
page,
the
display
changes
automatically
to
the
next
page.
To
hold
a
particular
page,
press
this
button.The
word
‘HOLD’
will
appear
at
the
top
left
of
the
screen.This
display
will
remain
until
the
HOLD
button
is
pressed
again.
Reveal
Press
this
button
to
reveal
hidden
words
e.g.
quiz
pages
with
hidden
answers.
Press
again
to
hide
the
word.
TELETEXT
Moco
TELETEXT
TEXT
TEXT TEXT
TEXT
TEXT TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
(TEXT
TEXT TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT TEXT TEXT
TELETEXT
2+2=?
-16-
This
picture
is
used
to
represent
TV
mode,
all
other
pictures
represent
TELETEXT
mode.
TELETEXT
Oooo
P112
TELETEXT
TELETEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TELETEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
(TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
HOLD
TELETEXT
&)
»
TELETEXT
24+2=4
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(43)
List
Store
In
this
mode,
four
differently
coloured
page
numbers
are
situa-
ted
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen,
each
of
these
numbers
can
be
TELETEXT
altered
and
stored
in
the
T.V.
memory.
To
do
this,
press
any
one
p>
of
the
coloured
buttons
on
the
remote
control,
this
will
select
the
number
to
be
changed.
Then
enter
the
new
page
number
to
be
stored,
using
buttons
0-9
on
the
remote
control.
NOTES:
1.
When
first
switching
to
LST
STORE
mode,
the
page
number
coloured
RED
will
be
automatically
selected.
Press
and
hold
the
LIST
STORE
button
until
the
page
rumbers
change
to
WHITE
indicating
that
the
number
is
now
stored
in
the
TV.
memory.
2.
All
four
page
numbers
will
be
stored
at
the
same
time.
This
facility
enables
the
customer
to
store
four
different
page
num-
bers
on
10
programme
positions.
This
means
that
up
to
forty
Videotext
page
numbers
can
be
stored
in
the
T.V.
memory.
These
pages
will
remain
in
the
memory,
even
when
“switching
off.
If
there
is
no
page
number
matching
the
entered
number
then
the
number
selected
will
keep
flashing.
Mmooco
RED
GREEN
YELLOW
BLUE
(44)
Red/Green/Yellow/Blue
Buttons
These
four
buttons
are
colour-coded
to
correspond
to
the
differ-
ently
coloured
subjects
in
‘FASTEXT’
mode.
In
‘UST
STORE’
C)
C)
C)
C)
mode
they
correspond
to
the
differently
coloured
page
num-
bers.
(45)
List/F.text
Press
this
button
to
change
from
LIST
mode
to
FASTEXT
mode
and
vice
versa.
In
FASTEXT
mode,
four
differently
coloured
subjects
are
situated
at
the
bottom
of
the
display.
To
access
more
information
about
one
of
these
subjects,
press
the
ap-
propriately
coloured
button.
This
facility
enables
fast
access
to
RED
GREEN
YELLOW
BLUE
RED
GREEN
YELLOW
BLUE
|
|
|
|
information
of
the
subjects
shown.
NOTE:
These
subjects
are
@.
determined
by
the
broadcasting
authorities
and
cannot
be
changed
by
the
customer.
(46)
Reset
Pressing
this
button
in
the
FASTEXT
mode
will
reset
the
present
page,
back
to
the
index
page.
Pressing
this
button
in
the
LIST
STORE
mode
resets
the
present
page
to
the
RED
coloured
page
number.
(47)
Display
Cancel
While
searching
for
a
Videotext
page,
the
T.V.
display
can
be
viewed
by
pressing
this
button.
When
the
page
has
been
found,
(=x)
a
the
found
‘FND’
symbol
will
be
displayed
at
the
top
left
of
the
screen.
-17-
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(48)
News
Flash
If
a
news
flash
page
has
been
selected,
see
subject
index,
to
view
the
TV
programme
press
the
DISPLAY
CANCEL
button.
TEXT
TEXT TEXT
Every
time
an
updated
newsflash
is
available,
the
updated
news
item
will
appear
over
the
normal
TV
programme.
Press
the
DISPLAY
CANCEL
button
to
make
the
news
information
disappear.
Updated
news
will
appear
again
when
the
news
changes.
Notelt
is
not
possible
to
select
another
programme
position
in
NEWS
FLASH
mode.
Update
Certain
Teletext
pages
contain
information
which
is
constantly
being
updated
or
information
containing
several
pages.If
you
(1)
>
have
selected
one
of
these
pages,
press
the
DISPLAY
CANCEL
button
to
view
normal
TV.
When
the
page
information
changes
(9)
=>
=>
the
symbol
UPD
will
be
displayed
at
the
top
left
of
the
screen.
To
view
the
updated
page
press
the
TEXT
button,
the
page
will
disappear
when
the
DISPLAY
CANCEL
button
is
pressed.
Pi99
Index
Push
this
button,
in
FASTEXT
mode,
to
return
to
the
main
index page.
Depending
on
the
way
information
is
transmitted
by
each
TV
channel,
this
INDEX
button
may
need
to
be
pushed
more
than
once
to
return
to
the
main
index
page.
-18-
Please
refer
to
the
remote
control
diagram
on
page
3.
(49)
Time
Text
This
function
is
used
for
selected
pages
only
e.g.
The
Teletext
alarm
page.
Refer
to
the
subject
index
for
page
location.
1)
Select
the
TELETEXT
alarm
page,
see
subject
index.
2)
Press
the
TIME
TEXT
button.
Txxxx
will
be
displayed
at
the
top
left
of
the
screen;
now
enter
the
time
at
which
this
alarm
page
should
be
displayed
using
buttons
0-9
on
the
remote
con-
trol.
THIS
FEATURE
USES
A
24
HOUR
CLOCK.
EXAMPLE:
To
set
the
alarm
for
3.30
PM;
press
buttons
1,5,3,0
consecutively,
the
Txxxx
display
will
change
to
115:30
momentarily
then
return
to
the
current
page
number.
If
in
LIST
STORE
mode
the
letter
‘
T
‘
will
appear
in
the
current
coloured
box
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen
indicating
that
the
alarm
page
has
been
set.
Press
the
DISPLAY
CANCEL
button
to
view
TV.
At
3.30pm
the
alarm
page
will
be
displayed.
To
cancel
this
feature
press
the
TV
button
to
return
to
normal
viewing,
or
the
TEXT
button
if
you
wish
to
select
other
teletext
pages,
or
press
the
RESET
button.
Sub-coded
page
access
(
Time
Text
button
)
When
Teletext
information
exceeds
more
than
one
page,
it
may
take
some
time
for
the
automatic
changing
of
the
sub-
pages
to
reach
the
sub-page
you
require.
It
is
possible
to
enter
your
required
sub-page
and
continue
watching
the
normal
programme
until
the
correct
sub-page
is
found.
1)
Select
the
required
TELETEXT
page
using
buttons
0-9
on
the
remote
control,
2)
Press
the
TIME
TEXT
button,
Txox
will
be
displayed
at
the
top
left
of
the
screen.
3)
Enter
the
desired
sub-page
number
before
the
Txxxx
disap-
pears.
If
you
select
sub-page
6
then
you
must
press
0,00
and
6
buttons.
4)
!f
in
UST
STORE
mode
the
letter
’
T
’
will
appear
in
the
cur-
rent
coloured
box
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen
indicating
that
the
sub-coded
page
has
been
set.
5)
Press
DISPLAY
CANCEL
to
view
a
normal
TV
programme.
When
the
desired
sub-page
is
found,
the
found
FND
symbol
will
appear
at
the
top
left
of
the
screen.
6)
Press
the
TEXT
button
to
display
the
found
sub-page.
7)
To
clear
the
sub-coded
page,
enter
a
new
page
number.
Note:
It
is
not
possible
to
select
another
programme
during
sub-page
operation.
-19-
TELETEXT
TELETEXT
E>
(0)»>
ALARM
PAGE
FND
TELETEXT
>
ALARM
PAGE
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