Philips Pa0113c User manual

Institutional

_

Television

Instructions

for

use

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Your

Philips

Institutional

Television

tuning

system

is

set

to

operate

in

either

"Consumer"

or

"Commercial"

type

product

modes.

In

the

Consumer

mode

the

tuning

system

operates

as

a

standard

TV,

allowing

normal

initial

power

ON,

channel

selection,

and

volume

control

(as

well

as

a

variety

of

select

Menu

features).

Use

the

supplied

remote

control

to

adjust

the

TV

in

the

Consumer

mode.

Refer

to

the

"On-Screen

Features

(Consumer)"

section

in

this

manual

for

descriptions

on

the

use

and

operation

of

Consumer

mode

Menu

controls.

Use

a

T374AH

(RG4172-BK03)

remote

with

its

TV

Setup,

Guest,

and

Data

Communication

Mode

capabilities

to

set

the

TV

for

the

various

Commercial

mode

settings.

(Note:

On

some

select

Institutional

TV

models

you

may

also

be

able

to

use

the

buttons

at

the

set

to

select

a

Setup

Mode.

Again,

this

may

not

apply

or

be

available

on

your

current

model.

Commercial

setup

and

verification

procedures

may

be

performed

which

are

backward

compatible

with

chassis

setup

remotes.

(See

T374AH

Remote

Control

Instructions,

part

#

IB7166E002,

for

specific

operating

details.)

Within

the

TV

SETUP

MENU

(as

selected

with

the

T374AH

remote

control)

use

the

“PROPLUS

SETUP

MENU

-

ACCESS

LEVEL?”

control

to

place

the

television

in

either

the

CONSUMER,

COMMERCIAL,

LOCKED,

or

UNLOCKED

mode.

CONSUMER

ONSCREEN

MENU

(For

basic

television

Menu

and

supplied

remote

operation

instructions,

refer

to

the

Onscreen

Features

(Consumer)

section

of

this

owner’s

manual.)

When

CONSUMER

is

the

selected

mode,

the

TV

functions

as

a

standard

consumer

television

(Philips

RC-5

system)

and

accepts

standard

remote

control

commands.

Events

are

ignored

and

the

television

is

used

for

normal

TV

viewing

(in

place

of

any

commercial

/professional

special

event

applica-

tions).

roe

e

CHANNEL

INSTALL

CABLE

TUNING

ON

BRIGHTNESS

MME

34

COLOR

—

Mke

CONTRAST

UR-

29

SHARPNESS

TINT

NOISE

REDUCTION

DMO

BALAN

m

TREBLE

M--—

31

BASS

M-

31

When

UNLOCKED

is

the

selected

mode,

the

TV

functions

INCRED

STEREO

ort

the

same

as

in

the

Consumer

Mode.

When

an

event

is

active,

VOLUME

BAR

“ON

no

menu

is

available

unless

the

Setup

Code

or

Setup

Remote

REMINDER

mre

‘arr

is

used.

(Channel

selection

either

is

not

allowed

or

is

restrict-

V-CHIP

SETUP

>

ed

to

the

event

channel

ring

-

depending

upon

the

event

pro-

SLEEPTIMER

SET

TIME

CLOCK

DISPLAY

EXIT

COMMERCIAL

SETUP

MENU

(For

Menu

control

operations

and

use,

refer

to

the

OnScreen

Features

(Commercial)

section

of

this

owner’s

manual.)

ON

;

12:00

PM

gramming.)

When

COMMERCIAL

is

the

selected

mode,

the

Consumer

menu

is

limited

to

three

Menu

items

-

CLOSED

CAPTION

(CC);

SLEEPTIMER;

and

V-CHIP

SETUP.

Channel

selec-

tion

and

tuning

are

also

restricted

to

channels

in

the

standard

channel

ring.

When

an

event

is

active,

no

menu

is

available

unless

the

Setup

Code

or

Setup

Remote

is

used.

(Channel

selection

either

is

not

allowed

or

is

restricted

to

the

event

TV

SETUP

MENU

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

PROPLUS

SETUP

a

channel

ring

-

depending

upon

the

event

programming.)

CABLE

TUNING

ON

piee

m

y

CONTRAST

.

M

29

When

LOCKED

is

the

selected

mode,

the

TV

may

be

used

TINT

ee

only

during

an

event.

If

no

event

is

active,

the

TV

cannot

be

SE

REDUCTION

F

PROPLUS

SETUP

MENU

£

:

SOUND

MODE

Sey

Time

m

turned

ON

(unless

the

Setup

Code

is

used

to

enter

the

Setup

BALANCE

nn

Menu

or

the

Setup

Remote

is

used).

When

an

event

is

active,

TREBLE

ms

EMIT

EVENTS

no

menu

is

available

unless

the

Setup

Code

or

Setup

Remote

INCRED

STEREO

br

is

used.

(Channel

selection

either

is

not

allowed

or

is

restrict-

VOLUME

BAR

ed

to

the

event

channel

ring

-

depending

upon

the

event

pro-

MAX

VOLUME

ns:

gramming.)

SWITCH

ON

VOLUME

STANDARD

SWITCH

ON

CHANNEL

STANDARD

POWER

ON

STANDARD

CHANNEL

DISPLAY

ALL

psp

O

nD

LOCK

OFF

Note:

Use

of

various

Audio/Video

connection

jacks,

or

WELCOME

MESSAGE

nr

other

input

modes

on

the

rear

of

the

set,

is

dependent

on

REMINDER

a

whether

the

TV

has

a

ProVideo

Kitl

Expansion,

or

other

MICH

A/V

SWITCH

a?"

Smart

Card

Assembly,

jackpanel

installed.

Please

refer

to

BAVE

GO

iren

Of

the

separate

setup

and

use

information

that

will

detail

the

INT,

on:

various

Audio

and

Video

connections

possible

with

these

SEETINER

KRAI

type

modules.

Also,

please

be

aware

that

dependent

upon

EXIT

>

the

type

of

Smart

Card

module

installed

with

the

set

that

certain

select

“event”

program

features

may

be

affected

or

not

be

operable.

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

-

Read

before

operating

equipment

ade

Bu

ee

eS

SSS

0000S

This

product

was

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

strict

quality

and

safety

standards.

There

are,

however,

some

installation

and

operation

pre-

cautions

which

you

should

be

particularly

aware

of.

1.

2.

3.

6B.

10.

Read

Instructions

-

All

the

safety

and

operating

instructions

should

be

read

before

the

appliance

is

operated.

Retain

Instructions

-

The

safety

and

operating

instructions

should

be

retained

for

future

reference.

Heed

Warnings

-

All

warnings

on

the

appliance

and

in

the

operating

instructions

should

be

adhered

to.

Follow

Instructions

-

All

operating

and

use

instructions

should

be

followed.

Water

and

Moisture

-

The

appliance

should

not

be

used

near

water

-

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement

or

near

a

swimming

pool,

etc.

Carts

and

Stands

-

The

appliance

should

be

used

only

with

a

cart

or

stand

that

is

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

An

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

sur-

faces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

combination

to

“ay,

overturn.

Tilt/Stability

-

All

televisions

must

comply

with

recommended

inter-

national

global

safety

standards

for

tilt

and

stability

properties

of

its

cabinet

design.

e

Do

not

compromise

these

design

standards

by

applying

exces-

sive

pull

force

to

the

front,

or

top,

of

the

cabinet

which

could

ultimately

overturn

the

product.

e

Also,

do

not

endanger

yourself,

or

children,

by

placing

elec-

tronic

equipment/toys

on

the

top

of

the

cabinet.

Such

items

could

unsuspectingly

fall

from

the

top

of

the

set

and

cause

product

damage

and/or

personal

injury.

Wall

or

Ceiling

Mounting

-

The

appliance

should

be

mounted

to

a

wall

or

ceiling

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Ventilation

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

so

that

its

location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with

its

proper

ventilation.

For

example,

the

appliance

should

not

be

situated

on

a

bed,

sofa,

rug,

or

similar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings;

or,

placed

in

a

built-

in

installation,

such

as

a

bookcase

or

cabinet

that

may

impede

the

flow

of

air

through

the

ventilation

openings.

Heat

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

appliances

(includ-

ing

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

Power

Sources

-

The

appliance

should

be

connected

to

a

power

sup-

ply

only

of

the

type

described

in

the

operating

instructions

or

as

marked

on

the

appliance.

Example

of

Antenna

Grounding

as

per

NEC

-

National

Electric

Code

GROUND

CLAMP

ELECTRIC

SERVICE

EQUIPMENT

11.

Power-Cord

Protection

-

Power

supply

cords

should

be

routed

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

be

walked

on

or

pinched

by

items

placed

upon

or

against

them,

paying

particular

attention

to

cords

and

plugs,

eoprenience

receptacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

appliance.

.

Cleaning

-

The

appliance

should

be

cleaned

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

.

Power

Lines

-

An

outdoor

antenna

should

be

located

away

from

power

lines.

.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

-

If

an

outside

antenna

is

connected

to

the

receiver,

be

sure

the

antenna

system

is

grounded

so

as

to

pro-

vide

some

protection

against

voltage

surges

and

built

up

static

charges.

Section

810

of

the

National

Electric

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70-1984,

provides

information

with

respect

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mats

and

supporting

structure

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

anten-

na

discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

connectors,

location

of

antenna-

discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes

and

require-

ments

for

the

grounding

electrode.

See

Fig.

below.

.

Non-use

Periods

-

The

power

cord

of

the

appliance

should

be

unplugged

from

the

outlet

when

left

unused

for

a

long

period

of

time.

.

Object

and

Liquid

Entry

-

Care

should

be

taken

so

that

objects

do

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

enclosure

through

openings.

.

Damage

Requiring

Service

-

The

appliance

should

be

serviced

by

qualified

service

personnel

when:

A.

The

power

supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

damaged;

or

B.

Objects

have

fallen,

or

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

appliance;

or

C.

The

appliance

has

been

exposed

to

rain;

or

D.

The

appliance

does

not

appear

to

operate

normally

or

exhibits

a

marked

change

in

performance;

or

E.

The

appliance

has

been

dropped,

or

the

enclosure

damaged.

.

Servicing

-

The

user

should

not

attempt

to

service

the

appliance

beyond

that

described

in

the

operating

instructions.

All

other

servic-

ing

should

be

referred

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Note

to

the

CATV

system

installer:

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CATV

system

installer's

attention

to

Article

820-40

of

the

NEC

that

pro-

vides

guidelines

for

proper

grounding

and,

in

particular,

specifies

that

the

cable

ground

shall

be

connected

to

the

grounding

system

of

the

building,

as

close

to

the

point

of

cable

entry

as

practical.

ANTENNA

LEAD

IN

WIRE

ANTENNA

DISCHARGE

UNIT

(nec

SECTION

810-20)

GROUNDING

CONDUCTORS

(NEC

section

810-21)

GROUND

CLAMPS

POWER

SERVICE

GROUNDING

ELECTRODE

SYSTEM

(nec

ART

250,

PART

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Introduction

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Menus.............

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of

Contents

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Features

Re

aien

5

Hooking

Up

Your

TV...

cccsssssssessssssssssesessscssaceeees

6

Basic

TV

and

Remote

Control

Operation

.....u........

7

Using

the

TV

Remote

Control...

Onscreen

Features

(Consumer)

How

to

Use

the

On-Screen

Menu................

How

to

Set

the

TV

for

Cable

TV

Operation

........

10

Channel

Installation

Control

Features:

-

Adding

Channels

in

Memory

(Auto

Program).11

-

Adding

Channels

in

Memory

(Manually)..........

12

-

Using

the

Input

Mode

Control...

13

-

Using

the

Channel

Label

Control...

13

How

to

Adjust

the

TV

Color

seseris

14

Using

the

Stereo

(&

SAP)

Control...

14

Using

the

Bass,

Treble,

Balance

Controls............

15

How

to

Set

the

Incredible

Stereo

Control............

15

Using

the

Automatic

Volume

Limiter

Control.....16

How

to

Set

the

Volume

Bar

Control

............c000-

How

to

Set

the

Channel

Reminder................0:c0006

How

to

Select

the

Closed

Caption

Feature

.........

18

Using

the

V-Chip

or

Content

Advisory

Control...19

-

V-Chip

TV

Ratings

Guidelines...

20

-

V-Chip

Movie

Ratings

Guidelines...

21

Setting

the

Sleep

Timer...

22

Using

the

Set

Time

Control...

22

Using

the

Clock

Display

Control...

22

How

to

Set

the

On-Screen

Language

Control......23

Using

the

External

Speaker

Terminals.................

23

Using

the

Audio

Output

Jacks

anne

24

Using

the

Front

Audio/Video

Input

Jacks

...........

24

z

Remote

Control

Operation

with

Accessory

Devices

(VCRs,

Cable

TV

Converters,

DVDs,

etc.)

Setting

the

Remote

to

Work

Other

Devices

-

Direct

Number

Entry

Method

-

Search

Method

-

Direct

Entry

Remote

Control

Code

Numbers..28-29

Using

the

Remote’s

VCR

Buttons

©

Onscreen

Features

(Commercial)

Description

of

Onscreen

Controls

31-33

M

General

Information

Tips

if

Something

Isn’t

Working

Glossary

of

Television

Terms

NOTE:

This

owner's

manual

is

used

with

several

differ-

ent

television

models,

Not

all

features

(and

drawings)

discussed

in

this

manual

will

ne

ily

match

those

found

with

your

television

set,

This

is

normal

and

does

not

require

you

contacting

your

dealer

or

requesting

service.

Because

of

continuous

product

improvements,

the

informa-

tion

mentioned

in

the

documents

accompanying

your

prod-

uct

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Know

these

A

This

“bolt

of

lightning”

indicates

uninsulated

material

within

your

unit

which

may

cause

an

electrical

shock.

For

the

safety

of

everyone

in

your

household,

please

do

not

remove

the

product

covering.

safetysymbols

À

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK].

NO

USER-GERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

TURE.

PHILIPS

Visit

our

World

Wide

Web

Site

at

http://www.

philipsitv.com

The

“exclamation

point”

calls

attention

to

features

for

which

you

should

read

the

enclosed

literature

closely

to

prevent

operating

and

maintenance

problems.

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

EQUIPMENT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOIS-

CAUTION:

To

prevent

electric

shock,

match

wide

blade

of

plug

to

wide

slot,

and

fully

insert.

ATTENTION:

Pour

éviter

les

chocs

électriq

ues,

introduire

la

lame

la

plus

large

de

la

fiche

dans

la

borne

correspon-

dante

de

la

prise

et

pousser

jusqu’au

fond.

Philips

exclusive

"Pro

Video"

control

tuning

soft-

ware

which

allows

operation

of

the

TV

in

either

"Consumer"

or

"Commercial"

modes

(depending

upon

its

applied

purpose

and

use).

Audio/Video

jack

panel

for

direct

connections

with

VCRs

(or

other

video

accessories)

for

quality

TV

pic-

ture

and

sound

playback.

Note:

Use

of

various

Audio/Video

connection

jacks,

or

input

modes

(i.e.,

S-VIDEO,

etc.),

is

dependent

on

whether

the

TV

has

a

ProVideo

Kitl

Expansion,

or

other

Smart

Card

Assembly,

jackpanel

installed.

Please

refer

to

the

sep-

arate

setup

and

use

information

that

will

detail

the

various

Audio

and

Video

connections

possible

with

these

type

modules.

Also,

please

be

aware

that

dependent

upon

the

type

of

Smart

Card

module

installed

with

the

set

that

certain

select

“event”

pro-

gram

features

may

be

affected

or

not

be

operable.

Infrared

Remote

Control

which

operates

your

TV

set

and

a

variety

of

Infrared

(IR)

wireless

remote

con-

trol

VCRs,

Cable

TV

Converters,

DVDs,

and

other

accessory

equipment.

Standard

broadcast

(VHF/UHF)

or

Cable

TV

(CATV)

channel

capability.

Stereo

Ready

TV

with

built-in

audio

amplifier

and

twin

speaker

system

for

receiving

TV

programs

broadcast

in

stereo

sound.

Closed

Captioning

which

allows

the

viewer

to

read

TV

program

dialogue

or

voice

conversations

as

on-

screen

text.

Automatic

Programming

of

channels

for

quick

and

easy

selection

of

favorite

stations

available

in

your

area.

On-Screen

Features

(in

either

English,

French,

or

Spanish)

which

show

helpful

messages

for

setting

of

TV

controls.

Parental

Control

for

“Censoring”

or

blocking

out

channels

to

keep

children

from

watching

undesirable

programming.

Parental

guideline

and

Movie

Rating

settings

can

also

be

used

as

part

of

the

new

Content

Advisory

Data

system

available

with

TV

program-

ming.

Automatic

Volume

Limiter

for

the

control

of

TV

volume

levels

during

program

changes

or

commercial

breaks.

Sleep

Timer

which

automatically

turns

off

the

TV

at

preset

times,

As

you

unpack

your

TV

please

note

that

the

fol-

lowing

items

have

been

included

with

your

set:

¢

Owner'sManual

-

Safety

Tip

Information

¢

Warranty

Registration

Card

¢

Remote

Control

Transmitter

e

Batteries

for

Remote

Control

Use

Please

take

a

few

minutes

to

complete

your

regis-

tration

card.

The

serial

number

for

the

TV

is

on

the

back

of

the

set.

Refer

to

the

back

of

this

manual

for

instructions

on

the

cleaning

and

care

of

the

TV.

End-of-Life

disposal

Your

new

institutional

television

and

its

packag-

ing

contain

materials

that

can

be

recycled

and

reused.

Specialized

companies

can

recycle

your

product

to

increase

the

amount

of

reusable

mate-

tials

and

minimize

the

amounts

which

need

to

be

properly

disposed.

Your

product

also

uses

batteries

which

should

not

be

thrown

away

when

depleted,

but

should

be

handed

in

and

disposed

of

as

small

chemical

waste.

Please

find

out

about

the

local

regulations

on

how

to

dispose

of

your

old

television,

batteries,

and

packaging

materials

whenever

you

replace

exist-

ing

equipment.

Copyright

©

2001

Philips

Consumer

Electronics

Company.

All

rights

reserved.

5

OUTDOOR/INDOOR

A

(outdoor

or

indoor)

antenna

receives

normal

broadcast

channels

2-13

(VHF)

and

14-69

(UHF).

Your

con-

nection

to

such

an

antenna

is

easy

since

there

is

only

one

antenna

plug

(75Q

ANT/CABLE)

on

the

back

of

your

TV

-

and

that's

where

the

antenna

goes.

©]

CABLE

TV

CABLE

INPUT/CONVERTER

yo

Cable

TV

signal

may

be

a

single

(75

ohm)

cable

or

a

Cable

Converter

Box

installation.

In

either

case,

the

connec-

tion

to

the

TV

is

easy.

Faem

Ks

VCR

to

TV

Basic

CONNECTION

e

basic

Antenna,

or

Cable,

to

VCR

to

TV

connection

is

shown

to

the

right.

For

more

informa-

tion

on

hookups

with

Cable

Converter

Boxes,

refer

to

your

VCR

and

Cable

Converter

Box

Owner's

Manuals.

adapter

(or

antenna)

onto

the

75Q

ANT/CABLE

plug

on

the

rear

of

the

TV.

If

the

round

end

of

the

antenna

wire

is

threaded,

screw

it

down

tight.

©

Note:

Rear

view

of

the

model

TV

is

shown

with

an

optional

ProKit

1

type

module

installed

for

RF

Input

plug

connections.

round

cable

(75

ohm)

on

the

end,

then

you're

ready

to

con-

nect

it

to

the

TV.

If

your

antenna

has

flat

twin-

lead

wire

(300

ohm),

you

first

need

to

attach

the

antenna

wires

to

the

screws

on

a

300

to

75

ohm

adapter.

300

to

75Q

Adapter

Twin

Lead

Wire

Combination

VHF/UHF

Antenna

(Outdoor

or

Indoor)

Oi

your

Cable

TV

sig-

nal

is

a

single

round

cable

(75

ohm),

you're

ready

to

connect

to

the

TV.

Go

to

step

2.

If

you

have

a

Cable

Converter

Box:

Connect

the

Cable

TV

signal

to

the

IN

plug

on

the

Cable

Converter

Box

sZ]

the

75Q

ANT/CABLE

plug

on

the

TV.

If

you

have

a

Cable

Converter

Box:

Use

a

round

cable

(75Q)

to

connect

the

OUT

plug

on

the

Cable

Converter

Box

to

the

75Q

ANT/CABLE

plug

on

the

TV.

Round

Cable

Converter

Box

750

Back

of

TV

2

Connect

the

OUT

TO

TV

plug

on

the

VCR

to

the

750

ANT/CABLE

plug

on

the

TV

(connecting

cable

sup-

plied

with

the

VCR).

Connect

your

Antenna

or

Cable

TV

signal

to

the

IN

FROM

ANT(enna)

plug

on

the

VCR.

Outdoor

VHF/UHF

Annaa

300

to

752

Adapter

IN

FROM

ANT.

ouTTOTY

SKS

Round

Cable

75Q

(supplied

with

VCR)

SMART

HELP

Remember,

ž

set

the

TV

for

the

type

signal

you've

connected

(see

page

9).

Note:

For

homes

with

separate

UHF

and

VHF

antennas,

you

will

need

an

optional

combiner

to

connect

to

the

TV.

To

order

any

optional

accessory,

contact

your

dealer

or

call

the

toll-free

accessory

ordering

number

(1-800-851-

8885).

Back

of

TV

DE

Press

the

POWER

button

to

|

turn

on

the

TV.

<2>

Press

the

VOL(ume)

A/V

|

buttons

to

adjust

the

sound

level.

6

CH

WXYZ

Press

the

CH(annel)

A/

Y

buttons

to

select

TV

channels.

<4>

Point

the

remote

control

toward

the

remote

sensor

on

the

TV

when

operating

the

TV

with

the

remote.

Note:

The

WVOLUMEA

buttons

can

be used

as

an

AV

SWITCH

source

control

to

quickly

select

the

FRONT

Auxiliary

Input

jacks

on

the

TV

for

operation.

(The

VWVOLUMEA

buttons

can

also

be

pressed

simultaneously

to

switch

the

set

between

Auxiliary

and

Antenna

input

modes

or,

in

Commercial

mode,

to

display

the

Features

menu.)

Note:

Always

press

two

number

buttons

on

the

remote

when

selecting

channels.

For

example:

press

"0,"

then

"6,"

for

channel

6.

©

To

load

the

supplied

batteries

into

the

remote:

w

VOLUME

&

WV

CHANNEL

&

1.

Remove

the

battery

compartment

lid

on

the

back

of

the

remote.

2.

Place

the

batteries

(two

AA)

in

the

remote.

Be

sure

the

(+)

and

(-)

ends

of

the

batteries

line

up

as

marked

inside

the

case.

3.

Reattach

the

battery

compartment

lid.

|

+

SMART

HELP

Remember,

the

tuned

2

channel

number

will

appear

when

you

change

the

channel.

You

also

may

press

the

STATUS

button

on

the

remote

control

to

see

the

current

channel

number.

SMART

HELP

Remember,

always

point

=

the

remote

control

toward

the

remote

sensor

on

the

TV

when

operating

the

TV

with

the

remote.

Sleep

Button

Press

to

set

the

TV

to

automatically

turn

itself

OFF,

Also

can

be

used

as

an

Enter

but-

ton

when

sending

channel

commands

to

remote

controlled

cable

converters

or

VCRs.

Status/Exit

Button

Press

to

see

the

current

channel

number

on

the

TV

screen.

Also

press

to

clear

the

TV

screen

after

control

adjustments.

A/CH-Record

Button

Press

to

toggle

between

the

currently

viewed

channel

and

the

previously

viewed

channel.

When

in

the

VCR

mode,

press

to

start

the

recording

of

a

video

tape.

TV/VCR/ACC

Mode

Switch

Slide

to

TV

position

to

control

TV

functions;

VCR

to

control

VCR

functions;

and

ACC

for

Cable

Converter,

DBS,

DVD,

etc.

functions.

n

™

Available

on

select

models

only,

may

not

operate

or

apply

to

your

set.

Press

to

select

from

a

list

of

SmartSound

controls

(which

are

factory

preset

sound

con-

trol

levels

set

for

different

types

of

listening

modes

and

types

of

programming.)

Menu

Button

Press

for

the

onscreen

menu

to

appear.

Press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly

to

move

forward

through

the

current

onscreen

feature

control

selections.

Cursor

Buttons

Use

these

buttons

to

select

and

adjust

the

TV's

onscreen

menu.

Also

used

with

a

VCR

for

PLAY,

FAST

FORWARD,

REWIND,

and

STOP

functions.

Volume

(+),

(-)

Buttons

Press

to

adjust

the

TV

sound

level

up

and

down.

Mute

Button

Press

to

turn

the

sound

OFF

on

the

TV.

“MUTE”

appears

onscreen

to

confirm

that

no

sound

will

be

heard

through through

the

TV

speakers,

Press

the

Mute

button

again

to

return

TV

sound

to

its

level.

USING

THE

TV

REMOTE

CONTROL

Power

Button

Press

to

turn

the

TV

(or

select

VCR,

Cable

Converter,

etc.)

ON

and

OFF.

CC

Button

Press

to

select

Closed

Caption

options

within

the

menu.

(Refer

to

the

Owner’s

Manual

for

details.)

Clock-TV/VCR

Button

Available

on

select

models

only,

may

not

operate

or

apply

to

your

set.

Press

to

select

TV

Clock

menu

options

With

remote

switch

in

the

VCR

position

press

to

view

the

playback

of

a

tape

(VCR

indicator

will

light

on

front

of

VCR).

Press

again

to

place

the

VCR

in

the

TV

mode

to

view

one

program

while

recording

another

program

(VCR

indicator

will

go

off

on

the

VCR).

Press

the

number

buttons

to

select

TV

channels,

When

selecting

single

digit

channels,

press

the

number

of

the

desired

channel.

The

TV

will

pause

for

a

few

seconds

then

tune

to

the

selected

chan-

nel.

(Note:

you

can

also

press

"0"

first,

then

the

desired

number.)

For

channels

"100"

and

above,

you

must

program

the

desired

channels

into

the

TV’s

channel

memory.

SmartPicture™

Button

Available

on

select

models

only,

may

not

operate

or

apply

to

your

set.

Press

to

select

from

a

list

of

SmartPicture

controls

(which

are

facto-

ry

preset

picture

levels

set

for

different

types

of

viewing

sources

and

pro-

grams.)

Surf

Button

Available

on

select

models

only,

may

not

operate

or

apply

to

your

set.

Press

to

quickly

select

from

a

series

of

previously

viewed

channels.

When

the

remote

control

is

in

the

VCR

mode,

press

the

Surf

button

to

pause

the

playback

of

a

video

tape.

Channel

(+),

(-)

Buttons

Press

to

change

the

tuned

channel.

Only

channels

“saved”

into

the

TV’s

program

channel

memory

ring

will

be

available

for

selection.

How

TO

USE

THE

ON-SCREEN

MENU

=

PR,

for

your

TV

can

be

adjusted

from

a

Menu

screen

shown

on

the

TV.

Each

Menu

item

can

be

adjusted

by

viewing

the

screen

and

pressing

a

button.

Press

the

Menu

button

on

the

remote.

The

on-screen

menu

appears.

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BRIGHTNESS

INH

34

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Press

Menu

button

repeated-

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22

CONTRAST

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ly,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

SHARPNESS

WN

40

Down

(V)

buttons

on

the

Hae

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CHANNEL

INSTALLATION

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TV

remote,

to

select

a

feature

control.

CHANNEL

ig

at

A

highlight

bar

will

show

the

INPUT

ANTENNA

AUTO

PROGRAM

selected

feature.

EXIT

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(>)

and

Left

(<q

)buttons

on

the

remote

to

adjust

the

selected

onscreen

feature

control.

<4>

Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

but-

ton

on

the

remote

to

remove

the

on-screen

menu.

(You

can

also

use

the

EXIT

con-

trol

within

the

onscreen

Menu

to

remove

the

Menu

from

the

TV

screen,

or

wait

for

the

Menu

screen

to

time

out.)

@

|

+

SMART

HELP

-

Consumer

Onscreen

Menu

Mode

-

(In

other

Commercial

mode

settings

(i.e.,

Unlocked,

etc.)

not

all

select

control

items

will

appear

as

shown

above.)

If

the

on-screen

menu

Z

disappears

and

you

are

not

finished,

press

the

MENU

button.

The

on-screen

menu

will

return.

Note:

Selection

and

use

for

both

the

Consumer

and

Commercial

mode

onscreen

Menu

feature

con-

trols

will

work

in

basically

the

same

manner.

How

TO

SET

THE

TV

FOR

CABLE

TV

OPERATION

M“

sure

the

TV

is

set

to

pick

up

either

Cable

TV

stations

or

Antenna

signals.

In

other

words,

the

TV

needs

to

know

whether

yow

ve

connected

a

Cable

TV

signal

or

a

normal

antenna

to

its

75Q.

ANTICABLE

BUS:

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

AB

NIN

With

the

Menu

onscreen

BRIGHTNESS

press

the

Menu

button

repeat-

i

CONTRAST

Bill

|

SHARPNESS

MIR:

TINT

NOISE

REDUCTION

edly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

CABLE

TUNING

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

<>

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(p>)

or

Left

(<q

)button

on

the

remote

to

select:

ON

-

If

you

DO

have

Cable

TV

connected

to

the

TV.

Channels

1-125

may

be

selected.

Or,

select

POWER

OFF

-If

you

have

an

Antenna

connected

to

the

TV.

Channels

2-69

may

be

selected.

cLock

TWeR

<3>

Press

STATUS/EXIT

to

remove

the

on-screen

menu.

D

SMART

HELP

Try

it

out.

Press

the

2CH(annel)

+,

-

buttons

to

scan

the

channels.

Remember,

the

TV

has

been

set

at

the

factory

to

select

certain

channel

numbers.

See

the

to

set

the

TV

to

select

the

channels

in

your

area.

10

CHANNEL

INSTALLATION:

ADDING

CHANNELS

(AUTOPROGRAM

Yy

TV

can

automatically

set

itself

for

local

area

(or

Cable

TV)

channels.

This

makes

it

easy

for

you

to

select

only

the

TV

sta-

tions

in

your

area

when

you

use

the

CH(annel)

+,

-

buttons.

With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

EEE

ISTALL

aus

AB

TUN

ON

repeatedly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

BRIGHTNESS

m

34

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

COLOR

gy

Mii

22

SHARPNESS

to

select

CHANNEL

INSTALL

SHAI

NOISE

REDUCTION

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

CHANNEL

INSTALLATION

b

CHANNEL

TW

4

ar.

CHANNEL

RING

DELETED

INPUT

ANTENNA

.

LA

<>

Press

the

Cursor

Right

>)

AUTO

PROGRAM

or

Left

(<q

button

on

the

EXU

remote

to

select

the

Channel

Installation

control

Menu.

<S>

Press

the

Menu,

or

Cursor

Down

(V),

button

to

select

AUTO

PROGRAM

with

the

highlight

control

bar.

<4>

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(p>)

or

Left

(<q

)button

on

the

remote

to

start

the

TV’s

automat-

ic

search

for

area

channels.

PROGRAMMING

ACTIVE

POWER

O

Oy

Wyatusexit

cc

chock

oO

Flashing

channel

numbers

will

count

upward

on

the

screen

as

the

TV

looks

for

channels

to

"SAVE.”

=

PRESS

ANY

KEY

TO

STOP

Press

any

button

(on

the

TV

or

/

the

remote)

to

stop

the

channel

search

at

any

time.

When

the

channel

search

is

completed,

the

TV

will

return

to

normal

channel

viewing

and

operation.

“RED”

channel

numbers

have

been

SAVED

to

the

TV’s

program

memory.

“WHITE”

channel

numbers

are

not

present

in

the

TV’s

program

scan

memory.

S&S

Press

the

STATUS

button

to

remove

the

on-screen

menu.

|

/

SMART

HELP

Remember,

if

you

want

2

to

drop

any

unwanted

chan-

nels

from

the

TV's

memory,

see

the

to

"Manually"

add

and

delete

channels.

Note:

As

the

TV

searches

for

channels

to

"SAVE"

into

memory,

the

on-screen

display

may

move

(or

jitter

slightly).

This

is

normal

operation

and

does

not

indicate

a

need

for

service.

11

A

Programming

(see

previ-

ous

page)

adds

all

the

chan-

nels

it

can

find

(on

your

Antenna

or

Cable

TV

system)

into

the

TV’s

memory.

You

may

add

other

chan-

nels,

or

drop

unwanted

channels

from

the

list

of

channels

in

the

TV's

memory.

With

the

Channel

Installation

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

to

select

CHANNEL

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

%

bar.

Press

the

Number,

or

CH(+,-),

buttons

to

select

the

channel

you

want

to

SAVE

(or

DELETE).

0

©

Press

the

Menu,

or

Cursor

Down

(¥),

button

to

select

CHANNEL

RING

with

the

high-

light

control

bar.

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the

Cursor

Right

(p>)

or

Left

(<q

button

on

the

remote

to

SAVE

(or

DELETE)

the

select-

ed

channel

number

into

memory.

Repeat

steps

2-4

for

each

channel

you

wish

to

add

(or

delete).

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu

when

you

are

finished.

&

SMART

HELP

Try

it

out.

Press

the

2CH(annel)

+,

-

buttons.

The

channels

you

SAVED

should

appear.

The

channels

you

DELETED

should

not

appear.

If

you

need

to

SAVE

(or

DELETE)

a

channel

above

100,

use

the

CH

(+,

-)

buttons.

The

consumer

remote

control

number

buttons

can

not

select

channels

above

99

(unless

the

3

DIGIT

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Commercial

mode

Menu

control

has

been

set

to

receive

such

channel

entries).

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you

may

add

the

FRONT

(A/V);

AUX(iliary);

and

S-VIDEO

inputs

into

the

TV’s

channel

scan

program

memory.

Then,

by

pressing

the

CH(annel)

+,

-

buttons

you

may

quickly

select

the

Audio/Video

Input jacks

on

the

front

and

rear

of

the

TV.

Select

CHANNEL

in

the

onscreen

menu,

then

press

the

CH

(+,

-)

buttons

to

select

either

FRONT

(A/V)

AUX(iliary)/

or

S-VIDEO

inputs.

Note:

The

AUX(iliary)

Video

modes

are

located

between

the

lowest

and

highest

channel

numbers

within

the

CHANNEL

con-

trol,

12

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Installation

Input

control

directs

the

TV

to

select

an

indicated

input

source

(Auxiliary,

Antenna,

Front

A/V,

etc.)

whenever

a

specific

channel

number

is

tuned.

gi

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the

Channel

Installation

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

to

select

INPUT

with

the

TV’s

highlight

con-

trol

bar.

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Press

the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(<q

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on

the

remote

to

turn

select

the

desired

signal

input

mode

(Antenna,

Front

A/V,

etc.).

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu.

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Channel

Label

can

be

set

for

a

symbol,

letter,

or

number

callout

(up

to

eight

characters

in

length)

that

will

appear

with

the

TV’s

onscreen

channel

numbers.

Example:

WXYZ

-

for

a

TV

station’s

call

let-

ters.

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With

the

Channel

Installation

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

LABEL

with

the

TV’s

highlight

con-

trol

bar.

<Q

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(<q

)button

on

the

remote

to

select

the

separate

character

spaces

within

the

LABEL

control.

Use

the

Cursor

(4)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

but-

tons

to

select

the

specific

letters

or

symbols

for

the

highlighted

space.

<3>

Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

but-

ton

to

remove

the

menu

when

com-

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CHANNEL

TY

4

HANNEL

RIN

BEL

4

CHANNEL

INSTALLATION:

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please

refer

to

the

additional

setup

and

use

information

sup-

plied

with

those

models

equipped

with

a

ProKit

1,

or

other

Smart

Card

Expansion

Assembly,

jackpanel.

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infor-

mation

will

detail

all

the

various

Audio

and

Video

connec-

tions

possible

with

this

type

of

module.

Remember,

A

if

you

want

to

con-

tinue

to

write

new

Labels

for

additional

channels,

just

press

the

Channel

Number

(or

the

CH

+,-)

but-

tons

with

the

LABEL

control

highlighted.

Then

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons

to

select

the

characters

for

the

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your

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parts

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the

picture

show

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control.

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detail.

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add

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elimi-

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as

adjustments

are

made.

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the

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remove

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menu

when

you

are

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onscreen

press

the

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channel

SAP

can

be

ton

repeatedly,

or

use

the

:

a

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

the

SOUND

MODE

control

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

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apart

from

the

current

TV

program

sound.

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stations

are

free

to

use

SAP

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any

number

of

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for

weather

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ton

to

remove

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menu.

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bulletins).

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a

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signal

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f

not

present

with

a

selected

program

the

SAP

option

can-

not

be

selected

Yo

TV

has

individual

sound

adjustment

controls.

The

speaker

BALANCE,

TREBLE

(high

frequency),

and

BASS

(low

frequency)

controls

may

be

used

to

adjust

the

sound

quality

of

TV

programs.

With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

but-

ton

repeatedly,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

the

BAL-

ANCE

(TREBLE

or

BASS)

con-

trol

with

the

TV’s

highlight

con-

trol

bar.

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Press

the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(<4

)

button

on

the

remote

to

adjust

the

sound

to

the

level

you

prefer.

Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu.

Yo

TV

has

already

been

pre-

set

at

the

factory

for

a

full-

time

Stereo

mode

setting.

But

you

can

add

even

greater

depth

and

dimension

to

TV

program

sound

reception

by

using

the

Incredible

Stereo

sound

control.

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With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

to

select

INCREDIBLE

STEREO

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

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Press

the

Cursor

Right

>)

or

Left

(<q

)button

on

the

remote

to

turn

INCRED.

STEREO

On

(or

Off).

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu.

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BASS

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MUTE

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USING

THE

BASS,

TREBLE,

BALANCE

CONTROLS

Note:

The

sliding

bar

scale

(and

number

value

indicator)

will

change

onscreen

as

sound

adjustments

are

made.

For

example:

with

the

BALANCE

con-

trol

bar

scale

set

to

center

(0

number

indicator),

the

sound

coming

from

the

TV’s

Left

and

Right

cabinet

speakers

are

equally

balanced.

Move

the

BALANCE

bar

scale

control

to

the

Right

or

Left

and

sound

playback

will

shift

accordingly.

Remember,

Besides

normal

BASS

sound

control

adjustments,

you

also

can

set

an

Ultra

Bass

audio

range

control

that

will

cre-

ate

an

even

deeper,

fuller

low

frequency

playback

sound

which

can

be

heard

through

your

TV

speakers.

Remember,

#

with

the

Incredible

Stereo

control

turned

ON

even

monaural

(mono)

audio

source

materi-

al

can

be

heard

through

the

rear

External

Speaker

sound

connection

terminals

on

the

TV.

A

Volume

Limiter

(AVL)

allows

you

to

preset

a

desired

volume

level

that

the

TV

sound

will

not

go

above

or

exceed.

This

makes

for

an

even,

more

consistent

sound

by

reducing

the

“peaks”

and

“val-

leys”

that

can

occur

during

commer-

cials

and

other

program

breaks.

With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

AVL

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(p>)

or

Left

(<q

)

button

on

the

remote

to

turn

the

AVL

control

On

(or

Off).

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu.

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U;

the

Volume

Bar

control

to

see

the

TV’s

volume

level

settings

on

the

TV

screen.

The

Volume

Bar

will

appear

when

the

VOL{ume)

but-

tons

are

pressed.

With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

to

select

VOL-

UME

BAR

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

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the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(«d

button

on

the

remote

to

turn

VOLUME

BAR

control

On

(or

Off).

Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu.

D

TREBLE

BASS

BLTRA

BASS

INCRED

STEREO

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MUTE

REMINDER

BALANGE

TREBLE

BASS

ULTRA

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VOLUME

BAR

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THE

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for

sound

levels

com-

ing

from

the

Antenna/Cable

Input

on

the

rear

of

the

TV

(RF

Audio),

or

the

AUXGliary)

audio

inputs

for

models

that

are

properly

equipped

(with

jackpanel

expansion

kit

mod-

ules

such

as

Pro

Kit

1).

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it

out.

2

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the

VOL(ume)

A

Up

and

Down

Y

buttons.

The

`|

Volume

Bar

should

appear

onscreen.

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can

use

the

Audio/Video

Mute

control

option

to

set

the

back-

ground

color

for

the

TV

screen

(when

the

TV

is

set

to

a

blank

chan-

nel

that

is

not

receiving

an

active

video

signal).

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With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

to

select

AUDIO/VIDEO

MUTE

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

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the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(<q

)button

on

the

remote

to

set

AUDIO/VIDEO

MUTE

control

to

Blue,

Black,

or

Off

(normal

static

appears

with

non

active

channels).

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

button

to

remove

the

menu.

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W”

the

Channel

Reminder

control

On

the

current

channel

number

(with

a

Label

callout,

if

it

also

has

been

previously

set)

will

remain

onscreen

during

normal

TV

operation

and

use.

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With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

REMINDER

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(p>)

or

Left

(<q

)

button

on

the

remote

to

turn

the

REMINDER

control

On

(or

Off).

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

but-

ton

to

remove

the

menu.

&

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THE

AUDIO/VIDEO

MUTE

=

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8

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Press

the

CH

(+,

-)

buttons.

The

TV’s

background

screen

will

appear

in

the

selected

color

for

nonactive

TV

chan-

nels.

ULTRA

BASS

INGRED

STEREO

AVL

BLUME

BAR

Selected

Background

Color

appears

on

channels

that

do

not

receive

a

signal.

The

Clock

Display

control

can

also

be

used

to

view

current

time

settings

VOLUME

BAR

.

:

ON

F

.

nem

onscreen

if

desired.

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(See

page

22

for

details).

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TO

SELECT

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CLOSED

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losed

Captioning

allows

you

to

read

the

voice

content

of

televi-

sion

programs

on

the

TV

screen.

Designed

to

help

the

hearing

impaired,

this

feature

uses

on-

screen

"text

boxes"

to

show

dia-

logue

and

conversations

while

the

TV

program

is

in

progress.

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the

CC

button

on

the

remote,

or

use

the

Menu

button

and

Main

Menu,

to

select

CC

[O

MANMENU

|]

(Close

Caption)

with

the

TV’s

highlight

control

bar.

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re

CLOCK

DISPLAY

ON

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the

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(p>)

or

abe

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Left

(<q

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on

the

remote

to

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ar

select

the

desired

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(CC)

mode,

for

example,

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1,

2

modes:

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and

descriptions

Q

for

the

program

appear

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DD

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MEETING

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CLOSE

THE

DEAL.

S

is

the

most

used

mode

to

view

_

ss

captioned

material.

CC

ON

MUTE:

Used

to

set

the

TV

to

turn

On

the

Closed

Caption

mode

whenever

the

MUTE

button

on

remote

is

pressed.

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Press

the

STATUS/EXIT

but-

ton

after

you

select

a

mode.

The

menu

will

disappear

and

Closed

Captioning

(if

available

for

the

cur-

rently

selected

TV

program)

will

appear

on

the

TV

screen.

NOTE:

Not

all

TV

programs

and

product

commercials

are

broadcast

with

Closed

Caption

(CC)

information

included.

Neither

are

all

Closed

Caption

modes

(CC

1

and

CC

2)

necessarily

being

used

by

a

broadcast

station

during

the

transmission

of

a

closed

caption

program.

Refer

to

your

area's

TV

pro-

gram

listings

for

the

stations

and

times

of

Closed

Caption

shows.

CLOSE

CAPTION

(CC-1)

mode

Example

Display

To

cancel

Closed

Captioning,

select

OFF

at

step

2

above.

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SMART

HELP

Remember,

broadcast

Æ

stations

will

often

use

spelling

abbreviations,

symbols,

dropouts,

and

other

grammatical

shortcuts

in

order

to

keep

pace

with

the

on-screen

action.

These

factors

vary

upon

the

source

of

the

captioned

text

material

and

do

not

indicate

a

need

for

TV

service.

A:

Program

Content

Advisory

system

is

available

to

censor

TV

program

material

for

viewing.

TV

Ratings

and

Movie

Ratings

advisory

data

will

soon

be

contained

within

the

broadcast

signals

of

received

TV

programs.

When

setup

by

the

viewer,

the

TV

can

respond

by

blocking

or

denying

access

to

TV

shows

(based

on

whether

the

program

meets

or

exceeds

the

limitations

you

select

as

viewable).

Refer

to

the

following

page

sections

for

explanations

on

the

different

Rating

system

levels

and

their

uses.

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With

the

Main

Menu

onscreen

press

the

Menu

button

repeatedly

,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(V)

buttons,

to

select

V-

CHIP

SETUP

with

the

TV’s

high-

light

control

bar.

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(<q

)

button

on

the

remote

to

select

the

V-CHIP

SETUP

controls

screen.

Press

the

Menu

button,

or

use

the

Cursor

(A)

Up

and

Down

(¥)

buttons,

to

select

the

Master

Disable

control.

<S>

Press

the

Cursor

Right

(>)

or

Left

(<q)

button

to

turn

the

Master

Disable

control

Off

(or

On).

With

Master

Disable

in

the

“OFF”

position:

All

specific

TV

and

Movie

Rating

settings

for

blocking

or

cen-

soring

of

programs

will

take

place.

With

Master

Disable

in

the

“ON”

position:

All

specific

TV

and

Movie

Rating

settings

for

blocking

or

cen-

soring

of

programs

will

not

take

place

(or

be

disabled).

Continue

to

the

for

com-

plete

details

on

the

specific

TV

Rating

and

Movie

Rating

settings.

&

USING

THE

V-CHIP

OR

CONTENT

ADVISORY

CONTROL

SLEEPTIMER

SET

TIME

CLOCK

DISPLAY

EXIT

>

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

CHANNEL

INSTALL

CABLE

TUNING

ON

L

V-CHIP

SETUP

MASTER

DISABLE

ON

TV

RATINGS

|

OFF

|

MOVIE

RATINGS

>

XIT

>

NOTE:

In

normal

Content

Advisory

system

operation

the

TV

screen

will

display

a

message

when

prograni-

ming

is

blocked

by

a

Movie

Rating

or

Parental

Guideline.

USING

T;

TV

Ratings

control

can

be

very

specific

in

the

degree

and

extent

of

program

material

cen-

sored

for

TV

viewing.

Sub-settings

Jora

variety

of

blocking

factors

can

be

manually

switched

On

or

Off

for

use

within

the

major

TV

Ratings

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