Panasonic TX-C84 User manual

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Welcome to the Panasonic family of customers.
We hope that you will have many years of enjoyment from your new colour television set.
This TV setis designed to operate at
240v 50HZA.C..
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broadcast systems in the U.K. only, it
will not receive broadcast systems in
other countries.
To prevent damage which might re-
sultin electric shock orfire, do notex-
pose this TV set to rain or excessive
moisture. 7
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WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE !
(| a) '| Do not remove a rear cover as live
parts are accessible when it is re-
moved. There are no user service-
able parts inside.
Remove the mains plug from the wall
socket when the TV set is not used
for a prolonged period of time. Espe-
cially when retiring at night.
CABINET AND PICTURE TUBE CARE
Remove the mains plug fromthe wal!
socket. The cabinet and picture tube
can be keptin good condition by sim-
ply wiping with a clean, soft cloth
moistened with mild detergent and
’ water. Do not use solutions contain-
ing benzo! or petrajeum.
Adequate ventilation is essential to
prevent failure of electrical compo-
nents.
Avoid exposing the TV set to direct
sunlight and other sources of heat.
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The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
BLUE: NEUTRAL BROWN: LIVE
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
this
mains
lead
may
not
correspond
to
the
markings
identifying
the
termi-
nals 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.

‘Location of Controls anaes
MODEL NUMBER
SERIAL NUMBER
MONITOR
OUT
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EXTERNAL
LOUDSPEAKERS
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(A) Mode indicators
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(C) Standby indicator
{D) Stereo indicator
{E}) Mono indicator
(F) Ambience indicator
(G) Music/Speech indicator
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SEE TUNING PROCEDURE
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Remote Control Transmitter
Part No. TNQ8E0423
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NICAM
DIGITAL STEREO

CONTENTS
Tuning procedure
3 Teletext operation 14
Operation of TV controls 4 General information 14
Remote control operation for TV 6 Trouble shooting i5
Remote control operation for VCR 16 Specifications 16
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BATTERY INSTALLATION & REPLACEMENT (Remote Control Transmitter)
Batteries: Use two ’RO3’ (UM-4) dry cells (supplied).
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1. Open the cover. Push 2. Replace the batteries. 3. Replace the cover.
the stopper and remove Insert the batteries cor-
the cover. rectly as indicated by the
(+) and {-) symbols.
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS
The incorrect use of batteries can cause electrolyte Jeakage which will corrode the transmitter.
The following precautions must be observed carefully.
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. Do not use batteries other than the type supplied.
. Ensure the batteries are inserted correctly.
. Do not attempt to recharge the batteries.
. Do not mix battery types (alkaline with carbon zinc etc.}.
. Do notuse rechargeable (Ni-Cd) batteries. They are partially different in shape and performance and
may not ensure the desired function.
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PROGRAMME POSITIONS
NOTE: There are 50 programme positions available i.e. 50 positions on which to store different channels.
Programme pasitions can be selected in a number of ways (see below).
1. Using the PROGRAMME UP/DOWN buttons on the TV or remote control.
2. Using buttons 0-9 on the remote control}.
3. To select double figure programme positions, using the remote control, press the ’-/--’ button and then
enter the programme number using buttons 0-9.
When using a VCR, ensure to use programme position '0' as this is specially adapted for VCR use.
METHOD 4.
Select a programme position
(1-50), using the programme
up/down buttons on the TV or re-
mote control. = =
Press the SEARCH up or down but-
tons until the desired channel ts re-
reivad
— SEARCH +
®
Press the STORE button to store this
channel inthe TV’s memory.
STORE
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Repeat this procedure, using dif-
ferent programme positions to
store other channels.
TUNING PROCEDURE
METHOD 2.
{if channel numbers are known)
Select a programme _ position
(1-50). Press the button marked
"'SS"' on the remote control. The dis-
play will now show "’--",
Enter the desired channe!] number,
@.q. to receive channel 51, push
buttons ’5’ and 1’ consecutively.
Press the STORE button to store
this channel in the TV’s memory.
Repeat this procedure, using dif-
ferent programme positions to
store other channels.
Consult your dealer about the
channel numbers for your area.

OPERATION OF TV CONTROLS
The numbers on these pages refer to the numbers on the LOCATION OF CONTROLS and REMOTE CONTROL
TRANSMITTER pages.
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(2)
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AERIAL CONNECTION
Connect the aerial lead to the sock-
etmarked "P atthe rear ofthe TV.
POWER SWITCH
Push to switch the TV on, push
again to switch off.
PROGRAMME UP/DOWN
Press ance to increase or de-
crease the programme position by
one.
VOLUME UP/DOWN
Press the '+’ button to increase the
sound level. Press the '-' button to
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COLOUR UP/DOWN
Press the ’+’ button to increase the
colour level. Press the ’-’ button to
decrease the colour level.
BRIGHTNESS UP/DOWN
Press the ’+' button to increase the
brightness level. Press the '~’ button
to decrease the brightness level.
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CONTRAST UP/DOWN
Press the '+’ bution to increase the
contrast level. Press the '-’ button to
decrease the contrast level.
NORMALISATION STORE
Adjust the volume, brightness,
colour, and contrast to normal
viewing levels, Press this button to
store these leveis in the TV mem-
ory.
NORMALISATION
lf levels of volume, brightness,
colour and contrast have been al-
tered, they can be set back to their
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TV/AV SELECTION
Terminals are available at the front
and rear of the T.V. 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 select AV3, press again to
return to T.V. mode,

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NOTE: AV2 has a connection for
VCR's equipped with Super VHS. To
use this facility; ensure that the S-
VHS SELECT switch (on the VCR) is
in the ON position (refer to VCR
operating instructions for full de-
tails).
A.V. STEREOG/MONO SELECTION
Press this button to select A.V.
stereo or mono operation. The
function indicator on the T.V. will
light to show which mode is selec-
ted. This button operates in A.V.
mode only.
'CY’ =STEREO. 'V7’ =MONO.
HEADPHONE SOCKET
A standard 6mm stereo headphone
socket ts available for the connec-
tion of a pair of 8-300 Ohm impe-
dance headphones. The TV spea-
kers will be automatically discon-
nected while the headphones are
connected.
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PICTURE CONTROL
Turn jeftorrightforasofterorshar-
per picture,
EXTERNAL LOUDSPEAKERS
External loudspeaker terminals
are provided at the rear ofthe T.V.
for the connection of a pair of Hi-Fi
loudspeakers of 4-8 Ohm impe-
dance. The speakers are switch-
able from internal to external by
means of a slide switch situated
above the terminals. To select ex-
ternal speakers, move the switch to
the EXT. position. The internal
speakers will be disconnected
when external speakers are selec-
ted.

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION FOR TV
(15) STANDBY
Press this button to switch the TV off
for short periods. Press aqain to
switch on, or select a programme
position from 0-9,
(16) PROG./CHANNEL/PAGE SELECTION
Press these buttons to select pra-
gramme positions, channel num-
bers or teletext pages.
(17) PROGRAMME POSITION 16 - 50
To select double figure programme
positions (10-50) press this button
and then enter the programme posi-
tion number using buttons 0-9.
(18) DIRECT CHANNEL SELECTION
Press this button, the display will
now show ’--’. Now enter the channel
number, using buttons 0-9 on the
keyboard. Toselect channel number
51, press buttons ’5’ and 1’ conse-
cutively.
NOTE: The channel number indica-
tion changes back to the previously
selected programme position num-
ber.
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PROGRAMME UP/DOWN
Press once to increase or decrease
the programme position by one.
VOLUME UP/DOWN
Press the ’+’ button to increase the
sound level. Press the ’-’ button to
decrease the sound level.
he ’+’ button to increase the
colour Jevel. Press the '-’ button to
decrease the colour tevel.
BRIGHTNESS UP/DOWN
Press the ’+’ button to increase the
brightness level. Press the ’-’ button
to decrease the brightness level.
CONTRAST UP/DOWN
Press the ’+’ button to increase the
contrast level. Press the '-’ button to
decrease the contrast level.

(24) STEREO/MONO SELECTION
The NICAM sysiem is a ground-based TV service for digital stereo sound developed by the BBC.
To receive NICAM broadcasts , this TV setincorporates a NICAM decoder.
When a stereo, dual-soundtrack or monaural NICAM broadcast is received the mode indicators (see location of
controls), will lightto inform you of the type of broadcast received.
The NICAM programmes are always accompanied by standard broadcasts and you can selectthe desired sound-
track by pressing the ’ CD/ V7 I/IP button on the remote control.
Reference table for Received signal, Selection mode, Indication and Audio out.
Saree SOUND OUT
SONAL
:
SPEAKER
&
HEADPHONE
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INDEPENDENT
SWITCHING
OPERATION
OF
RECEIVED
SIGNAL.
To carry out mode switching operation, use ‘I/il’ key of the remote con-
trol unit. The sound will change with each press of this button.
RECEIVING SIGNAL | SWITCHING —_
FM ONLY
PCM STEREO
PCM 1 Mono
FM SIGNAL
PCM STEREGQ—FM
PCM 2 Mono PCM |l-———"—
SIGNAL
PCM II—PCM ] + Il--- FM
Note:
1. When the power is set ON, the mode is pre-set at "PCM I /PCM
STEREO’.
2. Even when the contents of the receiving signal undergo changes,
selacted mode is maintained.
3. When the receiving conditions deteriorate, tistantiig will be easier
if the FM mode is set at MONO’ position.

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BALANCE
Press the ‘R’ button to bias the
sound to the right. Press the ’L’ but-
ton te bias the sound to the left.
AMBIENCE
Ambience sound is a dynamic
sound system thatgives a feeling of
greater acoustic presence. Press
this button to obtain better acoustic
sound from the speakers.
NORMALISATION
lf levels of volume, bSrightness,
colour and contrast have been al-
tered, they can be set back to their
stored leveis, by pressing this but-
ton.
SOUND MUTE
Press this button to mute the sound.
To restore the sound, perform any
one of the followtng:
(a) Press the sound mute button
again.
(6b) Press the STANDBY button to set
the TV in the standby condition,
then press again.
(c) Prass the VOLUME up or down
buttons.
(d) Press the PROGRAMME up or
down buttons.
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TV/AV SELECTION
Terminals are available at the front
and rear of the T.V, 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 select AV3, press againto
return to T.V. mode.
NOTE: AV2 has a connection far
VCR’s equipped with Super VHS. To
use this facility; ensure that the S-
VHS SELECT switch (on the VCR) is
in the ON position (refer to VCR
operating instructions for full de-
tails).
STATUS
Press this button, the screen will now
show the programme pasition atthe
top left, the time at the top right and
the name of the teletext if transmit-
ted. Ifthe Panasonic alarmhas been
set, then the time remaining will be
shown in place of the teletext name.
The channel number will be dis-
played onthe programme indicator,

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BASS UP/DOWN
Press the (+) button to increase the
bass level. Press the (-) button to de-
crease the bass level.
TREBLE UP/DOWN
Press the { +) button to increase the
treble level. Press the (-} button to
decrease the treble level.
MUSIC/SPEECH
Press this button to select music or
speech sound settings.

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION FOR VCR
This infra-red remote control is designed specifically to be used with selected Panasonic VCR’s, consultyourdea-
ler for details.
some VCR's have differentfunctions, soto ensure compatibility, please refer to the VCRinstruction bookorconsult
your dealer.
NOTE: The VCR functions will not operate unless the VCRSELECT button is pressed in conjunction with the desired
VCR function.
E.g. To select STOP, press the VCR SELECT button with the STOP button.
When using a VCR, ensure to use programme position ’0’ as this is specially adapted for VCR use.
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VCR SELECT (39)
Press and hold this button while
using the following functions.
STOP
Press this button to stop the tape.
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PLAY
Press this button to playback the
tape.
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RECORD
Press these buttons together to re-
cord.
REWIND/REVIEW
Press this button to rewind the tape.
In playback mode, press this button
to view the picture in reverse rapid-
ly.
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FAST FORWARD/CUE
Press this button to fast forward the
tape. In playback mode, press this
button to view the picture rapidly
forward.
PAUSE/STILL
Press this buttonin playbackmode,
the picture will stop.
STILL ADVANCE
While in the PAUSE/STILL mode
press this button to advance the
picture one frame ata time.

TELETEXT OPERATION
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TEXT
Press this buttento change fram TV
to TELETEXT mode.
NOTE: Teietext 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 dis-
play.
NOTE: Unless the sound is muted, it
will be present in TEXT, TV or MIX
modes.
To exit this mode press TV, TEXT or
’N’ buttons.
PAGE SELECTION
Pages can be selected intwo ways:
{a} By entering the page number
directly, using buttons D0-9 on the re-
mote control.
(b) By using the 'VA' buttons on the
remote control to increase or de-
crease the page number by one.
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RED/GREEN/YELLOW/B8LUE buttons
These four buttons are coltour-
coded to correspond to the differ-
ently coloured subjects in
"FASTEXT’ mode. In ‘LIST STORE’
mode they correspond to the diifer-
ently coloured page numbers.
LIST/F.TEXT
Press this button to change from
FASTEXT mode to LIST STORE
mode and vice versa. in FASTEXT
mode, four differently coloured
subjects are situated atthe bottom
of the display. To access more in-
formation about one of these sub-
jects, press the appropriately co-
ljoured button.
This facility enables fast access to
information of the subjects shown.
NOTE: These subjects are deter-
mined by the broadcasting author-
ities and cannot be changed bythe
customer.
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LISTSTORE
In this mode, four differently co-
loured page numbers are situated
atthe bottom of the screen, each of
these numbers can be altered and
stored inthe TV memory. Todo this,
press any one of the coloured but-
tons onthe remote control, this will
select the number to be changed.
Then enter the new page numberto
be stored, using buttons 0-3 on the
remote control.
NOTE: When first switching to LIST
STORE mode, the page number co-
loured RED will be automatically
selected. Press and hold the LIST
STORE button until the page num-
bers change to WHITE indicating
that the number is now stored inthe
T¥ memory.
NOTE: Ali four page numbers will
be stored atthe same time. This fa-
cility enables the customer to store
four different page numbers on 10
programme positions. This means
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bers can be stored inthe TV mem-
ory. These pages will remain tnthe
memory, even when switching off.
lf there is no page number match-
ing the entered number then the
number selected will keep flash-
Ing.
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RESET
Pressing this button in the
FASTEXT mode will reset the pre--
sent page, back to the index page.
Pressing this button in the LIST
STORE mode resets the present
page to the RED coloured page
number.
TOP/BOTTOM/FULL
Press this button to expand the TOP
half of the display. Press again to
expand the BOTTOM half ofthe dis-
play. Press again to return the dis-
play ta normal size.
HOLD
When teletext information exceeds
more than one page, the display
changes automatically to the next
page. To nold a particular page,
press this button. Tha page number
atthe top left of the screenchanges
to 'HOLD'. This display will remain
until the HOLD button is pressed
again and the p
Stored.
REVEAL
Press this button to reveal hidden
words e.g. quiz pages with hidden
answers. Press again to hide the
word.

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DISPLAY CANCEL
While searching forateletext page,
the TV display can be viewed by
pressing this button. When the
page has been found, the found
symbol will be displayed.
TIME TEXT
This function is used for selected
pages only e.g. The teletext alarm
page. Refer to the main teletext in-
dex. Seiect the teietext ALARM
PAGE. Press the TIME TEXT button.
TXXXX Will be displayed on the
screen, now enter the time at which
this alarm page should be dis-
played, using buttons 0-9 onthe re-
mote control. E.g. for3.30pm, press
buttons 1,5,3,0 consecutively (this
feature uses a24hourclock) Press
the DISPLAY CANCEL button to
view TV,
Then at3.30pm the alarm page will
be displayed,
To cancel this feature, press the
RESET button any time.
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INDEX
Press this buttonin FASTEXT mode
ta return to the index page. This
butten may need to be pressed
more than once, due to the way tn-
formation is transmitted.
PANASONIC ALARM
This function can be used in TV or
TELETEXT modes,
E.g. To set this alarm for two hours
anead.
(a) Press the ALARM button.
(b) Using buttons 0-9 on the remote
control, press 0,2,0,0 consecutive-
ly.
The screen wil! show a normal TV
display until after two hours when
the PANASONIC ALARM page will
be displayed.
NOTE: To check how much time is
left until the alarm page its dis-
played, press the STATUS button.
To cancel this feature press the
ALARM button again and press the
RESET button.

GENERAL INFORMATION
SLEEP FEATURE
lf the setis not switched off when the TV station stops transmitting at the end ofthe evening. twill automatically go
to standby mode after 30 minutes.
SERVICE
To obtain service please contact your local Panasonic dealer, and quote the model number and serial number
(both are located atthe rear of the TV).
TV GAMES / HOME COMPUTERS
Extended use of TV games or home computers with any television set can cause a permanent ‘shadow’ on the
screen. This type of irreversible picture tube damage, can be limited by observing the following points:
{a} Reduce the brightness and contrast levels to a minimum viewing level,
(b}) Do not operate the television set for a continuous period of time while using TV games or home computers.
{c} Ensure the TV is off when notin actual use.
This type af picture tube damage, is notan operating defect, and as suchis not covered by the Panasonicwarranty.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
Before calling far service, make a few simple checks as follows:
SYMPTOMS
No picture
Bre . = =. at
WY SOUTIU
Norma! picture
No sound
No colour
Normal sound
Interference onscreen
Distorted sound
Multiple image.
Snowy picture.
Distorted sound.
Characters missing
in teletext mode.
Remote control mal-
functions or reduction
in operating distance.
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CHECKS
Not plugged into A.C. supply.
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IHVL OVVILYIIG Wile
Check contrast, brightness
and volume settings.
Check volume !evel.
Check sound mute button
on remote control.
Check colour level.
Electrical appliances,
cars, motorcycles,
fluorescent liglits.
Direction, location and/or
aerial connection.
Replace batteries.
Clean indicator window.
Check battery terminals.

SPECIFICATIONS
Power source
Power consumption
Receiving system
Tuning system
Picture tube
speakers
Audio output
Terminals
Dimensions
Weight
Accessories:
NOTE:
240V 50Hz AC.
141 W.
CCIR: 625 fines PAL I.
Frequency synthesised.
sgemV FST.
2 12cm round.
2 Yom xScm oval.
2x 10W.
Aerial.
External loudspeaker.
Headphone.
AV1-21 nin terminal video/audio in/out.
AV2 - BNC video in.
- RCA audio tn.
- $-Video in.
AV3 - BNC video in.
RCA audio in.
Monitor Out- BNC video out.
RCA audio out.
(H) 549mm.
(W) 594mm.
{D} 448.8mrn.
33kg.
1 remote contral (TNQ8E0423)
2 ROS size batteries.
1 Set stand (782422)
Specifications are subject to change without notice. Weight and dimensions
shown are approximate.

CONNECTION OF VCR WITH THE 21-PiIN TERMINAL
ANTENNA (OPTIONAL)
VCR (OPTIONAL) _
MONITOR OU
REAR OF TV
DBO FDEACE.
21-PIN CABLE
(OPTIONAL)
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