Sanyo CA21XS2 User manual

SANYO
CA21XS2
CP21XS2
Colour Television
Flat Screen
Multi System
CATV Hyper Band
256 Programmes with Automatic Tuning
AV Stereo Sound System

Warnings and Cautions
p~ jfez A Warning
High voltages are used in the operation of this
television receiver. Do not remove the cabinet
back from your set. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
^Warning
Do not drop or push objects into the
television cabinet slots or openings.
Never spill any kind of liquid on the
television receiver.
A Warning
o prevent fire or electrical shock hazard, do
not expose the television receiver to rain or
moisture.
A Caution
Never stand on, lean on or push suddenly the tele 
vision or its stand.
You should pay special attention to children.
Serious injury may result if it should fall.
ClO? A Caution
o not place your television on an unstable cart,
stand, shelf or table. Serious injury to an individual,
and damage to the television, may result if it
should fall.
tgJL ' W A Caution
When the television receiver is not used for an
extended period of time, it is advisable to discon 
nect the AC power cord from the AC outlet.
K * A
' A Caution
Avoid exposing the television receiver to direct
sunlight and other source of the heat.
o not stand the television receiver directly on
other products which give off heat. E.g. video cas 
sette players, audio amplifiers.
A Caution
o not block the ventilation holes in the back
cover.
Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure
of electrical components.
A Caution
o not squash power supply cord under the tele 
vision receiver.
Minimum distances
10cm 10cm r
20cm
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| Caution
If the television is to be built-into a compartment or
similarly enclosed, the minimum distances must be
maintained. Heat build-up can reduce the service
life of your television, and can also be dangerous.
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Contents
Plug & Play
Warnings and Cautions . . . .• ................... 2
Contents ................................................... 3
Plug & Play ............................................... 3
Front Control ........................................... 4
Remote Control Transmitter ................... 5
Battery Installation of
the Remote Control Transmitter .......... 5
General Operation
Power ON/OFF ......................... 5
Auto hut Off Function ..................... 6
Direct Programme election ............. 6
Programme UP and Down ................. 6
Channel canning .............................. 6
Volume Control .................................. 6
Recall ................................................. 6
ound Mute ...................................... 6
Alternate ............................................. 6
Quick Picture Controls ........................ 6
Bass Expander .................................. 6
urround ON/OFF .............................. 6
Off Timer ............................................. 7
On Timer ............................................. 7
Colour and Sound System
etting of the Colour ystem ............. 7
etting of the ound system ............... 7-8
Picture Adjustment .................................... 8-9
Audio Adjustment .................................... 9
Tuning of t e C annels
Automatic Tuning .............................. 10
emi-Auto Tuning and Manual Tuning. . 10
Channel Copy .................................... 11
Channel wapping ............................ 11
kip Channel et and Cancel ............. 11-12
Setting of t e Private Position ............... 12
Setting of t e OSD Language ................. 13
Connecting Ot er Equipment
Connecting to the Rear AV1 Input
Jacks .................................................. 13-14
Connecting to a DVD Player with AV1 (DVD)
Video Component Input Terminal .......... 14
Connecting to the Front AV2 Input
Jacks .................................................. 15
electing the Colour ystem in AV
Mode ................................................. 15
Connecting to the Monitor Output
Jacks .................................................. 15
Connecting to a DVD player with
-Video terminal ................................ 16
AV Connection to the Aerial ocket .... 16
Aerial Connection .................................... 17
Care and Cleaning .................................... 17
Specifications ........................................... 18
Helpful
Hints-Problems/Solutions ........................ 19
Multi Personal Preference Level
Note: Model CP21X 2 is not equipped with Multi
Personal Preference Level function.
For position 1 through to position 30, the picture
settings (Colour, Brightness and Contrast) and the
volume level that you choose can be stored sepa 
rately in memory for each position. Thus you can
enjoy watching TV channels with optimum picture
and volume settings, even if you change from one
channel to another.
Automatic setting up c annels
This TV set provides a self-automatic tuning and
sorting system function called “ Plug & Play ” . It
automatically begins searching and storing of all
available channels when switching-on the TV set
for the first time.
Let ’ s start !
1
Connect power cord of the TV set to a wall
outlet, and turn on the TV set by pressing the
Mains ON/OFF button. elf-automatic tuning
system will be started as follows;
After completing this procedure, the programme
position 1 is selected and the ending messages on
the screen.
Note: The Plug & Play can be cancelled at any
time by pressing the MENU button.
2
Press any of the control buttons to make the
ending message disappear. Or will
automatically return to normal TV display
after 10 seconds.
& This procedure only appears at the first
switch-on time.
■ If no TV stations are found, the display shown
below will appear. Please check if the antenna
is connected properly.
NO STATION.
PLEASE CONNECT
ANTENNA PLUG.
If it isn ’ t connected properly, connect antenna and
Automatic Tuning will be reset.
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Front Controls
Each button listed in this section has the same function as it ’ s
corresponding button on the remote control.
Mains ON/OFF button
Remote Control Detector
Stand-by and Power Indicator
Jack-Right (AV2)

Remote Control Transmitter
Battery Installation of the Remote Control Transmitter
1. Open the battery cover.
2. Install two “ AA ” 1.5 volt batteries so that the “ + ” and marks on the batteries match the “ + ” and
“ - ” marks inside the unit.
3. Close the battery cover.
Note: Replace the batteries when the TV set is showin the followin symptoms:
Operation is unsteady or erratic, sometimes the TV set does not work with transmitter.
Dischar ed batteries may leak and dama e the unit. The normal life of batteries should be from
nine to ten months.
General Operation
ower ON/OFF
To switch on or off the TV ;
Press the Mains ON/OFF button.
The power of the TV is turned on or off complete 
ly. If no picture appears but the Standby and
Power indicator illuminates, press the OWER
ON/OFF button of the remote control transmitter
as the TV set is in standby mode.
To set the TV to standby mode;
6 Press the OWER ON/OFF button.
  Durin Standby mode the Standby and
Power indicator illuminates more bri htly.
To turn on the TV from the standby mode, press
any of the following button.
• OWER ON/OFF button of the remote control
transmitter.
• rogramme U /DOWN of the remote control
transmitter or the TV set.
• 1 to 9, 0 button on the remote control
transmitter.
Important !
Be sure to set the Mains ON/OFF switch to the off
position, if the power failure occurs while viewin .
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General Operation
Auto shut Off Function
RECALL
This TV set incorporates the AUTO SHUT OFF
function. Even if the TV is left on after you have
gone to sleep, the TV set changes to the standby
mode ithin 10 minutes after all broadcasts have
ended.
OFF 0:10
Direct Programme Selection
For direct access to select programmes
using (0-9) NUMERIC button.
To select programmes position more
than 9, press DIGI button, and then
insert programme position number one
by one.
(Example: for programme position 17,
Press the Digit button “ 1’ ’ button. Press “ 7 ”
button. For programme position 125 Press the
Digit button t ice. Press “ 2 ” button. Press “ 5 ”
button. For programme position 225 Press
the Digit button 3 times. Press “ 2 ”
button. Press “ 5 ” button.) .
Programme Up and Down
cha Press the Programme UP (CHA ) button
to select the next programme position.
Press the Programme DOWN (CHV )
button to select the previous programme posi 
tion.
Channel Scanning
Press the CHANNEL SCAN button to search for a
programme. The channel positions are automati 
cally scanned, and the channel scanning ill stop
at the position here it began. To stop at the posi 
tion you ant, press this button again.
□ To display the on screen indications, press
• the RECALL/COLOUR SYS EM button.
Sound
Off Timer.
On Timer
— OFF
0:30
.ON
3:30 6
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Colour
System
Programme
Position
Screen display disappears after about 5 seconds.
Sound Mute
« Should you ish to mute the sound (e.g.
® While talking on the telephone), press the
SOUND MU E button. To s itch the
M sound back on, press the SOUND MU E
button again or VOLUME (+ or -) button.
AL ERNA E
Press the AL ERNA E button, and the pro-
 gramme position ill alternately select the
previous position and the present position.
Quick Picture Controls
Press the PIC URE MODE button to select
jb the follo ing picture modes; “ PERSONAL ” ,
W ’ ’ DYNAMIC ” , ’ ’ NA URAL ” , “ ECO ” and
picture s e | ec t picture modes to suit pic 
ture type you are atching.
Bass Expander
To get a emphasis bass sound, press the BASS
EXPANDER button.
CH SCAN
BASS EXPANDER ON
Surround ON/OFF
OFF
Volume Control
Increase or decrease the sound volume level by
pressing the VOLUME (+ or -) buttons.
BASS EXPANDER ON
SOUND
1 ►
Press the SURROUND button to enjoy Surround
sound.
SURROUND
SURROUND ON
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General Operation
OFF TIMER
The OFF TIMER will switch off the TV automatical 
ly after 30 minutes, 1 hour, 1 hour and 30 minutes,
or 2 hours
1
Press the TIMER button I
OFF 0:00
2
Press the VOLUME ( + or -) button to select
the time period
■ Just one minute before switching off the TV,
“ OFF 0:01 ” will be display on the screen
■ To cancel the OFF TIMER, select “ OFF 0:00 ”
by pressing the VOLUME (+ or -) button
■ The OFF TIMER cancels when the TV set is
turned off or if a power failure occurs
ON TIMER
When the ON TIMER is set TV will automatically
be switched on to the selected programme position
when the specified time has elapsed
■ 4 Press the TIMER button twice
2
Press the VOLUME ( + or -) button The set
time will be increased or decreased by 10
minutes each time the button is pressed ; the
maximum time which can be set is 24 hours
3
Use Direct programme Selection to insert pro-
grammme position for when TV is switched
on by ON TIMER, (see page 6 )
■ If no operation is performed after the TV has
been switched on by the ON TIMER, such as
if you are not at home, the TV will be
automatcally switched off after approximately
2 hours
■ If the TV is already switched on when the time
set for the ON TIMER has been reached, only
the programme position will be changed to the
set programme position
■ Cancelling ON TIMER To cancel the ON
TIMER, press the VOLUME ( + or -) button to
set it to “ ON 0:00 ” while the ON TIMER screen
is shown Switching off the TV by pressing the
Mains ON/OFF button will also cancel the
ON TIMER settings
(ON TIMER setting
« mode)
ON 0:00 2
Programme position for when TV is
switched on by ON TIMER
Colo r and So nd System
Setting of the Colo r System Setting of the So nd System
Normally, set the colour system to “ AUTO ” , if the
clear picture cannot be obtained even when the
broadcasting or AV signal is received, press the
RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM button repeatedly
until the optimum image can be produced
(Refer to Broadcast Transmission System List
indicated by the last of this page in a setup of
Colour System )
Each time the RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM but
ton is pressed, colour system changes as follows;
To set the sound system, make it during Semi-Auto
Tuning or Manual Tuning mode
When the sound is not clear or no sound is pro 
duced on a programme number position, select
sound system repeatedly until the optimum sound
is obtained
(Refer to Broadcast Transmission System List
indicated by the last of this page in a setup of
Sound System )
To select so nd system:
■ Press the SOUND SYSTEM button to select
the sound system directly The sound system
will be memorized automatically
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Colour and Sound System
or:
1) Select “ SIF ” with the Progamme UP or DOWN
button in the Semi-auto or Manual Tuning
mode.Then press the VOLUME ( + or - )
button to select a optimum sound system.
Semi-Auto or Manual Tuning mode )
5.5MHz) 6.0MHz) 6.5MHz) 4.5MHz)
2) To enter a sound system selection into the
memory, select “ MEMORY ” and press the
VOLUME + or - button.
Broadcast Transmission System List
Area
Country
Colour
System
Sound
System
Middle
East
Asia
Union of Arab Emirates,
Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,
Yemen, Bahrain, etc.
Indonesia, Malaysia,
Singapore, Thailand,etc.
PAL
B/G
China, etc.
PAL
D/K
Hong kong
PAL I
Saudi Arabia,
Iraq, Iran, Lebanon,etc.
SECAM
B/G
Russian Federation,etc.
SECAM D/K
Myanmar, etc.
NTSC
M
Oceania
Australia,
New Zealand, etc.
PAL
B/G
Picture djustment
Picture djustment Menu
The 2nd page is not displayed when there is no
TINT adjustment.
Picture djustment Item
COLOUR : Adjusts colour intensity.
BRIGHT : Adjusts picture brightness.
CONTR ST : Adjusts picture contrast.
TINT : Adjust colour tints. Displayed only on
NTSC or NTSC4.43 system signal
reception.)
SH RPNESS : Adjusts picture detail.
WHITE TONE : Adjusts white balance.
FINE TUNING : Fine tuning in case of weak
broadcast signal or poor reception. Only
displayed in TV mode. Will not be displayed in
AV mode.
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Picture Adjustment
Basic Picture Adjustment Operation
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu
display.
(MAIN MENU)
■ To return to Main menu, press the
ALTERNATE button.
■ To return to the normal TV mode, press the
MENU button. Or will automatically return to
the normal TV mode after 20 seconds.)
4
Select desired control by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
2
When “ PICTURE ” is not selected, select
“ PICTURE ” with the Programme UP or
DOWN button.
Press the OLUME + or - button to alter
settings.
Press the OLUME + or - button to display
Picture Adjustment menu.
z
Approximately five seconds after you release the
OLUME (+/- ) button, the screen display switch 
es from the adjustment screen to the normal TV
screen.
Audio Adjustment
Audio Adjustment Menu
Audio Adjustment Operation
Audio Adjustment Item
BASS : Bass Adjustment
TREBLE : Treble Adjustment
BALANCE : Left/right speaker volume balance
adjustment
BASS EXPANDER : Operates BASS EXPANDER
on and off
SURROUND Operates SURROUND on and off.
Note: When the stereo signal is inputted from the
right and left audio input terminals in the AV mode,
surround mode is changed as follows;
“ SURROUND ” ON and “ SURROUND OFF ” .
1
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu dis 
play.
2
Select “ AUDIO “ by pressing the Programme
UP or DOWN button.
AUDIO «-****
3
Press the OLUME + or - button for Audio
Adjustment menu display.
SASS Z * ? ?
■ To return to Main menu, press the ALTERNATE
button.
■ To return to normal TV mode, press the MENU
button. Or will automatically return to normal
TV mode after 20 seconds.)
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Tuning of the Channels
Up to 256 broadcast stations in your reception
area can be stored in the electronic memory.
There are three ways of tuning as follows;
1. Automatic Tuning (the basic way)
All receivable channels are automatically tuned
in and memorized in consecutive programme
position.
2. Semi-Auto Tuning
Use to preset a receivable channel in any
desired programme position, e.g. the position
with the same number as the channel.
3. Manual Tuning
Manually tune a channel if it cannot be
automatically tuned, such as when the signal is
poor.
Automatic Tuning
1
Press the MENU button for MAI menu
display.
2
Select “ PRESET ” by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
3
Press the VOLUME + or - button for
PRESET menu display. On entering PRESET
display, Automatic Tuning will be selected
initially.
MODE AUIO
Semi-Auto Tuning and Manual Tuning
1
Press the MENU button for MAI menu
display.
2
Select “ PRESET ” by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
3
Press the VOLUME + or - button for
PRESET menu display. On entering
PRESET display, Automatic Tuning will
be selected initially.
4
Select “ SEMI ” or “ MA UAL ” by pressing the
VOLUME + or - button.
5
Select “ SEARCH ” by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
SEARCH START
Semi-Auto Tuning
Press and release the VOLUME + or - button
to search for required TV station. Once a
station is located, tuning will automatically
stop. Continue till desired channel is located.
SEARCH .....
Manual Tuning
Press and hold the VOLUME + or - button to
search for required TV station.
4
Select “ SEARCH ” by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
SEARCH START
5
Press the VOLUME (+) button to start
channel tuning.
CHA
After all receivable channels have been found and
stored, the TV set automatically returns to pro 
gramme position “ 1 ” .
■ The Automatic Tuning operation can be
cancelled at any time by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
The VOLUME + button will move tuning toward
the higher frequencies, and the VOLUME -
button will move tuning toward the lower
frequencies.
6
Once desired channel is located, select
“ MEMORY ” by pressing the Programme UP
or DOWN button.
7
Press the VOLUME + or - button to enter the
desired channel into Programme Position 6.
To pre-set other Programme Positions, repeat
steps 5-8.
8
Press the MENU button to return to normal
TV display.
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Tuning of the Channels
Channel Copy
This function can be utilized after Automatic
Tuning.
For example, to copy a TV channel on pro 
gramme position “ 2 ” onto programme position
“ 6 ” ;
Select programme position “ 2 ” .
2
2
Enter to SEMI-AUTO or MANUAL tuning
mode. Refer to page 10.)
3
Select “ POSITION ” with the rogramme U
or DOWN button.
4
Select position “ 6 ” with the VOLUME + or -
button.
POSITION 6
5
Select “ MEMORY ” by pressing the
rogamme U or DOWN button.
6
Press the VOLUME + or - button to
memorize.
7
Press the MENU button to return to normal
TV display.
Channel Swapping
Use this channel swapping feature to swap the
channels between two stored programme position.
This feature is particularly useful after automatic
tuning.
For example, to swap the channel between pro 
gramme position “ 6 ” and programme position
“ 12 ” .
3
Press the DIGIT button, “ 1 “ button and then
“ 2 ” button on the remote control to enter
programme number 12. For example, to
enter programme number “ 3 “ , press “ 3 ”
button only. )
Press the SWA button.
The two TV channels will now have changed
places.
Skip Channel Set and Cancel
When there is a position you do not use, Position
4 for example, by setting the SKIP Channel func 
tion it is possible to jump over this position, when
you are selecting a channel using the rogamme
U /DOWN or CHANNEL SCAN button.
4
Skip
For example, to set programme position “ 4 ” as
Skip channel ;
1
Enter to SEMI-AUTO or MANUAL tuning
mode. Refer to page 10.)
2
Select “ POSITION ” with the rogamme U
or DOWN button.
3
Press remote control “ 4 ” button to select pro 
gramme position 4. Use the DIGIT button
and rogamme Selector Number buttons)
to enter programme number. Do not use the
VOLUME + or - button to enter programme
position in this settings.
POSITION 4
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Tuning of the Channels
4
Select “ SKIP ” by pressing the Progamme
UP or DOWN button,then press the
VOLUME + or - button to set SKIP to ON.
To cancel Skip Channel function, set to O .
5
Select “ MEMORY ” by pressing the
Progamme UP or DOWN button, then press
the VOLUME + or - button for memory.
HBMORY OK
Any number of channels maybe set as Skip
Channels.
6
Press the MENU button to return to normal
TV display.
Setting of the Pri ate Position
Pri ate position is used to restrict of pro 
gramme positions that you do not want others
to watch. Any position can be set as the Pri ate
position.
How to set the Private Position
For example, to set the programme position
“ 15 ” as the pri ate position.
Select programme position “ 15 ” .
2
Press and hold the RECALL/COLOUR SYS
TEM button for more than 2 seconds.
The programme number “ 15 ” will shift to centre of
the screen.
fi 15
BG AUTO
To View a programme on Private Position
Select private position (In this case position “ 15 ” ).
a 15
Press and hold the RECALL/COLOUR
SYSTEM button for more than 2 seconds.
3
Press the RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM
button for watching a TV programme.
Note: The position “ 15 ” is still in the private position.
Cancelling of the Private Position
Select private position (position “ 15 ” ).
a 15
2
Press and hold the RECALL/COLOUR
SYSTEM button for m<jre than 2 seconds.
Press the MENU button.
The picture will disappear, and “ 6 15 ” will be dis 
play on the screen.
The private position setting is now completed.
The pri ate position is now cancelled.
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Setting of the OSD (On Screen Display) Language
1
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu dis
play.
PICTU E
2
Select “ LANGUAGE “ by pressing the
Programme UP or DOWN button.
3
Press the VOLUME + or button for
Language menu display.
Select “ ENGLISH ” , “ mmlMU ” , “ VIETNAMESE ” ,
“ PyCCKMfi ” , “ F ANQAIS ” , “ BAHASA INDONE-
SIA ” by pressing the Progamme UP or DOWN
button. To return to the normal TV mode, press
the MENU button.
4
Press the MENU button to return to normal
TV display.
Connecting other Equipment
Connecting to the ear AV1 Input Jacks
You may connect the audio and video output terminals of the DVD player or VIDEO recorder to the input
terminals of the TV set to enjoy the DVD and VIDEO programs.
Connecting to a Monophonic Video ecorder (AV1)
■ To watch video input picture, select AV1 position
by pressing the TV/AV Selector.
■ When a stereo video recorder is connected to the TV set, make sure the audio output terminals are
correctly connected to the corresponding L (left) and R (right) audio input terminals.
■ When a monophonic video recorder is connected to this product, connect the audio output terminal
of the video recorder to the L(left) audio input terminal of the TV set.
■ To make sure the colour system of the TV set is consistent with the signal of your video recorder, if
necessary, select a matching system. The colour system set in AV mode can be stored
automatically.
■ When an AV program (from a video recorder or a DVD player) is played, you may return to TV mode
by selecting any of the TV position.
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Connecting other Equipment
When the stereo signal is inputted from the right and left audio input terminals, each time the
SURROUND button is pressed (or selection of On-screen Menu), surround mode is changed as follows;
“ SURROUND ON ” and “ SURROUND OFF ” .
SURROUND ON
SURROUND OFF
Note: The effect of surround is not obtained although the switching of surround is displayed in this
monaural connection.
When the audio signal from the V R is stereo, be sure to connect the right and left channels to the respec 
tive right and left AUDIO IN terminals. Then select “ STEREO ” channel of the audio channel in the TV set
with the remote control VA-B button.
Each time the VA-B button is pressed, the AV Stereo mode is changed as follow,
STEREO
i
Connecting to a DVD Player ith AV1(DVD) Video Component
Input Terminal (Y, Cb or Cr) ______ _________
onnect the component output terminal on your DVD player to the component video input terminal of
this product. (NOTE: When a signal of Y, b, r/Y,Pb,Pr is received, the output signal from monitor output
terminal will be corresponding but without colour (black and white image).)
DVD Player with
Video omponent
(Y, B, R) or (Y,
PB, PR)
To Audio Output (Left)
■ To watch a program in this connection status, select AV1(DVD).
In this connection status, whenever the TV/AV button is pressed, the mode will change as follows:
■ Make sure the component video terminal (Y, b or r) is connected correctly.
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Connecting other Equipment
Connecting to the Front AV2 Input Jacks
It is convenient to use the AV2 input jack on the front panel for equipment that is often
connected and disconnected.
■ To watch the Front AV2 video input picture, select AV2
position b pressing the TV/AV Selector.
TV Game etc.
Selecting the Colour System in AV mode
Depending on the t pe of video tape or connected AV equipment being used, it ma be necessar to
select colour s stem. In this case, press the ECALL/COLOU SYSTEM button and select a suitable
colour s stem.
Each time the ECALL/COLOU SYSTEM button is pressed, colour s stem is changed as follow;
AV1
AUTO
AV1
PAL
AV1
NTSC4.43
AV1
Colour s stem setting for AV position is automaticall stored in the memor .
Connecting to the Monitor Output Jacks
The picture signal being displa ed on the TV screen is output through the Monitor Output Jacks. Use these
terminals to record TV broadcasts and for video dubbing from AV1 or AV2 input terminals.
VCR for
Recording
■ To record TV programme, select TV mode
b pressing the TV/AV Selector and
record the desired programme.
■ To dub video from the AV1 terminal input, select
AV1 position b pressing the TV/AV Selector.
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TV mode
AV1
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Connecting other Equipment
Connecting to a DVD Player with S-VIDEO terminal
Connect it to the S-VIDEO terminal, you will enjoy
high quality picture from the DVD player.
S-VIDEO cord
■ hen watching a video program input from the S-VIDEO terminal, press the TV/AV button to select
AV1.
■ Input from S-VIDEO terminal is prior to that from AV1 video terminal. hen S-VIDEO terminal is
used, video input from the AV1 terminal will be disabled. hen the AV1 input terminal is to be used,
the S-VIDEO terminal shall be unplugged.
AV Connection to the Aerial Socket
The AV apparatus can also be connected to the aerial socket of your TV receiver.
Presetting to watch the video input
. Playback the VCR .
2. Tune a VCR playback in programme position
that you want. (See Semi-Auto Tuning and
Manual Tuning on pages 10.)
VCR for
playback
For further details concerning this connection and adjustment, refer to the operating instructions
for the AV equipment.
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Aerial Connection
Connecting Outdoor Aerial
Connect the cable with a plug from a UHF (or VHF) aerial to the aerial socket on the cabinet back.
Aerial Socket
For all aerial circuit problems please consult your local dealer.
Care and Cleaning
The surface of the cabinet can be damaged if not properl maintained. Man common household aerosol
spra s, cleaning agents, solvents and polishes will cause permanent damage to the fine surface.
1. Unplug the power cord before cleaning the Television.
2. Clean the screen with a soft cloth dampened with glass cleaner or warm water.
3. Clean the cabinet with a soft cloth dampened with a mild household detergent and warm water. Dr
thoroughl .
Note: NEVER spray liquids on the screen because they can run down and drip onto the chassis. This
may cause component failure not covered under Warranty.
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Spesifications
Power Source
AC220-240 Volts, 50/60Hz
Colour System
PAL/NTSC4.43/NTSC/PAL-60HZ
Sound System
B/G, I, D/KK ’ , /
Channel Coverage
VHF: E2-E12, A2-A13, R1-R12, J1-J12, K1-K9 //0-11, 5A (AUS), 1-11 (NZ)
UHF: 21-69, A14-A69, J13-J62 // 28-69 (AUS)
CATV: S1-S41 , X, Y, Z, Z+1 , Z+2
Aerial input impedance 75 0
Audio output (RMS) 10W + 10W
Speakers 8cmx 13cm x 2 pcs.
Ext terminals
Video Inputs: Phone Jack x 2 (1 .OVp-p, impedance 75 0)
S-Video (Y/C Separate) DIN Jack Input
DVD Video Component: Composite/Component Y, CB,CR input
Audio inputs: Phone Jack (L/R) x 2 (436mVrms, impedance more than 4OK0)
Video monitor outputs: Phone Jack x 1 (1 .OVp-p, impedance 75 0)
Audio monitor outputs: Phone Jack (L/R) x 1 (436mVrms, impedance less than 6000)
Headphone Jack ( ini Stereo Jack) x 1
Dimension : 654(W) x 467(H) x 335(D) mm
Weight : approx. 19.6 Kg
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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Helpful Hints - Problems/Solutions
Before requesting service check the following chart.
Problem: Check these Conditions / ry these solutions:
No picture,
no sound
• Check if TV is plugged in.
• Try a different channel, if OK, probably station trouble.
Poor picture,
sound OK
• Adjust Brightness or Contrast control.
• Adjust Fine Tuning. See page 8.) • Check aerial connection.
No colour,
Picture OK
• Adjust Colour or Tint control. • Adjust Fine Tuning. See page 8.)
• Check aerial connection. • Is the programme in colour ? Try a different channel
• Select other colour system. See Setting of the Colour System on page 7.)
Weak picture
• Check aerial connection on back of TV set.
• Check aerial for broken wires. • Re-orient aerial.
No sound or poor
sound.
• Sound Mute may be on. Press the SOUND MUTE button on the remote control.
• Adjust Volume. • May be station trouble. Try a different channel.
• Select other sound system. See Setting of the Sound System on page 7-8.)
Remote Control
will not work.
• Check batteries. Replace batteries.
• Check if TV set is plugged in. Aim remote control towards front of TV.
Cannot select or
scan some channels.
• Channel may be removed from memory. Add channel to memory manually.
See “ Skip Channel Set and Cancel ” on page 11 -12.) • Check aerial connection.
Blue screen with AV1
or AV1(DVD) or AV2
is displayed
• Check AV connection. Press the TV/AV Selection button.
• Check external equipment. Switch on external equipment.
Black screen with fl
and programme
position displayed.
• Check to see if channel is set as the Private Position. See “ Setting of the
Private Position ” on page 12.
Cabinet makes
popping sound.
• This is a normal condition during warm-up and cool down of the plastic
cabinet parts.
he following faults are not caused by the receiver:
“ GHOS S ”
Reflections of signals from mountains or high buildings will cause multiple images, called “ Ghosts ” .
These abnormal conditions can be reduced to minimum by repositioning aerial or by installing new one
suited for your area.
“ IN ERFERENCE ”
Interference may be caused by electrical appliances, car ignition systems, etc. This should normally be
a temporary condition, but should this interference persist, contact your dealer.
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Part No. 1AA6P1P5355- BA3D (AC6-B)
SA^YO
SANYO ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.