Sanyo CP25ST3T User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Colour Television
CP25ST3T
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A2 Stereo, NICAJf stereo
Active 3D Surround sound System
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Aerial Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........3
Plug &Play (Automatic setting up channels) ....3
Warnings and Cautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...4-5
Remote Control Transmitter ..............6-7
Using the Remote Control VCR buttons . . ...7
Battery Installation of
the Remote Control Transmitter ........7
Front Controls ..........................8
General Operation
Power ON/OFF .......................9
Auto ShutOff Function ..................9
Direct Programme Selection ..............10
Programme UP and Down ...............10
Channel Scanning .....................10
Volume Control, Recall, Alternate ..........11
Sound Mute, Bass Expander ON/OFF ......12
Stereo, NICAM Stereo and Bilingual Broadcast
Receiving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...12
3DSurround ON/OFF ..................13
Picture and Sound Adjustment ............14
Off Timer ............................15
On Timer ............................16
Quick Picture Controls ..................17
Tuning of the Channels
Automatic Tuning ......................18
Semi-auto Tuning ......................19
Manual Tuning ........................20
Channel Copy ........................21
Channel Swapping .....................22
Skip Channels ........................23-24
Teletext
Teletext Controls, ......................25
Switching to Teletext ....................25
Page Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...26
Index Page Selection ...................26
Hold, Double Letter Height ...............27
Viewing TVwhile searching fora page ......27
Sub Page Access ......................28
Displaying Concealed Information. .........29
Updated Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...29
Time Call ............................30
Setting of the Private Position
Howtoset the Private Position . . . . . . . . . ...31
Watching aTV programme
on the private position .............32
Cancelling of the private position ..........32
Special Functions
Volume Lock Setting ....................33
Tuning Lock Setting ....................34
AV Start Setting .......................35
Blue Back Setting ......................35
Music Mode Setting ....................36
Connecting other Equipment
Rear Terminals ........................37
Connecting tothe AVl Input Jacks .........38-39
Connecting tothe AV21nput Jacks .........39
Connecting tothe Front AV21nput Jacks ....40
Connecting tothe Monitor Output Jacks .....41
AVConnection tothe Aerial Socket ........42
Specifications ..........................43
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AV Terminal Aeri~ Cable
Connect the cable with aplug from aUHF (or VHF) aerial to the aerial
socket on the cabinet back.
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This TV set provides aself-automatic tuning and sorting system function called “Plug &Play”. Itautomatically begins
searching and storing of all available channels when switching-on the TV set for the first time.
+Connect power cord of the TV set to awall outlet, and turn on the TV set by pressing the Mains ON/OFF button.
ISelf-automatic tuning system will be started as follows;
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After completing this procedure, the programme position 1is
selected and the ending messages on the screen.
2Press any of the control buttons to make the ending message disappear.
@This procedure only appears at the first switch-on time.
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AWarning
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.
AWarning
To prevent fire or electrical shock hazard, do not
expose the television receiver to rain or
moisture.
AWarning
Do not drop or push objects into the television ,
cabinet slots or openings.
Never spill any kind of liquid o~ the television
receiver.
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Minimum dlstsnces 1Ocm
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20cm If the television is to be built into acompartment 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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Never stand on, lean on or push suddenly the television or its
stand. You should pay special attention to children. Serious injury
may result if it should fall.
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Do 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.
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When the television receiver is not used for a n extended period
of time, it is advisable to disconnect the AC power cord from the
AC outlet.
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—which give off heat. E.g. video cassette players, audio amplifiers.
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LAvoid exposing the television receiver to direct sunlight and other
source of the heat.
Do not stand the television receiver directly on other products
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Do not block the ventilation holes in the back cover.
Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure of electrical
components.
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Do not squash power supply cord under the television receiver.
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Teletext buttons
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BASS
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—Programme DOWN
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This remote control transmitter has been designed especially to be used in conjunction with selected SANYO VCR’S.
Some SANYO VCR’s may have their own functions, so please refer to the individual instruction booklet when using this
remote control with SANYO VCR’s to ensure compatibility
VCR POWER ON/OFF
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Use to turn VCR power on and
off.
STOP
Use to stop the movement of
the tape.
REWiND/REViEW~
Use to rewind the tape, or in
order to playback the tape in
reverse at fast speed.
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RECORD
Use to record on the tape .
Press both of the RECORD
button at the same time.
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Use to advance the tape at fast
speed, or in order to playback
the tape at fast speed.
Use to playback the tape
1. Remove the battery cover by sliding. ..
2. Install two “AN 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 showing the following
symptoms:
Operation is unsteady or erratic, sometimes the TV set does not
work with transmitter.
Discharged batteries may leak and damage the unit.
The normal life of batteries should be from nine to ten months.
[Battery cover removal ]
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Press to open \‘Mains
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Power Indicator
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ON/OFF button
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Audio Input Jack (R) UP/DOWN
IAudio Input Jack (L) TVIAV Selector ILEVEL
Video Input Jack PRESET
Headphone Jack (Mini-stero jack)
(For personal listening, a headphone FUNCTION
can be connected to the headphone jack.)
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To switch the TV on or off ;
Press the Mains ON/OFF button.
The power of the TV is turned on or off completely.
If no picture appears but the Standby and Power indicator illuminates, press the Power ON/OFF button of the remote
control transmitter as the TV set is in standby mode.
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To set the TV to standby mode;
Press the Power ON/OFF button.
During Standby mode the Standby and Power indicator illuminates more brightly.
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To turn the TV on from the standby mode, press any of the following button.
.Power ON/OFF button of the remote control transmitter.
.Programme UP/DOWN of the remote control transmitter or the TV set.
.1 to 9, 0button 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 viewing.
1Auto Shut Off Function I
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 within 10 minutes after all broadcasts have ended.
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Remaining time
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General O~eration
IDirect Programme Selection 1
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Example
To select programme position 8;
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To select programme position 10;
Press the Digit button. Press”1” button. Press “O button.
To select programme position 27;
Press the Digit button. Press “2” button. Press “7” button.
Programme Up and Down
Press the Programme UP (PA )button to select the next programme position.
Press the Programme DOWN (P7 )button to select the previous programme position.
CH SCAN
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UP
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Press the Channel Scanning button to search for aprogramme. The channel positions are automatically scanned, and
the channel scanning will stop at the position where it began. To stop at the position you want, press this button again.
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Increase or decrease the sound volume level by pressing the LEVEL(+
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To display the on screen indications, press the
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Screen display disappears after about 5seconds.
IALTERNATE I
Press the ALTERNATE button, and the programme position will
alternately select the previous position and the present position.
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For example, now you are watching programme
position”4 but watched programme position “2”
previously. If you press the ALTERNATE button,
programme position “2 immediately appears.
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General O~eration . . .. ...
[Sound Mute
Should you wish to mute the sound (e.g. While talking on the telephone), press the SOUND MUTE button.
To switch the sound back on, press SOUND MUTE button again.
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IBass Expander ON/OFF I
To get aemphasis bass sound, press the BASS button.
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IStereo, NICAM Stereo and Bilingual Broadcast Receiving I
■Stereo and NICAM Stereo sound reception
NICAM When receiving NICAM stereo broadcast, NICAM will be displayed in the
top right corner of the screen. For normal stereo broadcasts. STEREO will
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■Bilingual reception
If the TV receives bilingual programs, the TV initially selects language Aand displays “A on the screen briefly. If you
want to switch to language Bor MONO (only available in NICAM reception), press the STEREO/MONO button.
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3D Surround ON/OFF
This TV provides an active 3D surround processor which can realise an incredible 3dimensional sound effect.
What is Active 3D Surround ?
Conventional stereo surround sound creates astereo effect by moving sound between the left and right channels for a
deep, realistic tone that sounds like it’s coming from several feet behind the monitor. Using the latest in Active 3D
Surround technology, we are now able to bring you even greater levels of audio impact. Active 3D Surround literally
envelops you, with sound coming from not only the sides, but also from right above and behind you. Imagine the impact
of ajet fighter as it approaches from adistance, screams right past your head, and fades into the distance. Active 3D
Surround puts this kind of thrill into everything you watch!
Guidance for the best enjoyment of active 3D
Surround
●Keep adistance of 2to 4meters approx. from the TV set.
●There should be no obstruction between you and the TV set.
●Listen facing centre of the TV set.
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Press the SURROUND button to switch on or off the 3D surround effect.
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Note 1: 3D Surround will not work when receiving abilingual broadcast.
Note 2: In AV mode, 3D Surround will only work when the UR audio channel is selected as shown below, and you
are playing astereo video.
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General Operation
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IPicture and Sound Adjustment I
1Press the FUNCTION button repeatedly to select
your desired control. 2Press the LEVEL +or -button to adjust the selected
control level.
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Each time the FUNCTION button is pressed, function choice will change as follows;
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Balance
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the left and right speakers)
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Bass Fine tuning
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The OFF TIMER will switch off the TV automatically after 30 minutes, 1hour, 1hour and 30minutes, or 2hours.
1Press the TIMER button.
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changed as follows;
OFF 0:00 ~
ON 00:00 2
Off timer On timer Display off
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OFF 0:00
(OFF TIMER setting mode)
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■To cancel the OFF TIMER, select “OFF 0:00 by pressing the LEVEL (+ or - ) button.
■The OFF TIMER cancels when the TV set is turned off or if apower failure occurs.
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[ON TIMER I
When the ON TIMER is set. TV will automatically be switched on to the selected programme position when the
specified time has elapsed.
1Press the TIMER button twice.
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2Press the LEVEL (+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.
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To set programme position to between Oand 9, press
the desired number button “O -“9” while the ON ~/
TIMER screen is shown. ON 03:30”: 9
For example, to set programme position 26, press the
Digit button, “2” button then “6” button while the ON
TIMER screen is shown. “F”
To set an AV position for when the TV is switched on by the ON TIMER, press the TV/AV Selector while the ON
TIMER screen is shown to select position AV1 or AV2. ..
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■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 automatically switched off after approximately 2hours.
■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.
WCanceling ON TIMER
To cancel the ON TIMER, either press the TIMER button to set it to “ON 00:00 or press the ALTERNATE button
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.
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Quick Picture Controls
Press the PICTURE MODE button to select the following picture modes; “PERSONAL, “DYNAMIC, “NATURAL,
“SOFT’ and “GAME”. Select picture modes to suit picture type you are watching.
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Each time the PICTURE MODE button is pressed, picture settings changes as follows;
IpERSONAL c1 DYNAMIC —INATURAL
Picture Settings are set Emphasize very vibrant colours. Emphasize original colours.
to your preference, (Suitable for AV mode in bright-
ly-lit room condition)
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Picture mode that is gentle on the Emphas(~e “Warm” colours. (Suitable
eyes. Prefect for TV game due to for dimly-lit room condition and gives
subdued colour and soft contrast. cinema-like effect when light is
switched off)
❑Adjustment can be made to the picture settings to suit your preference and stored under PERSONAL mode through
the menu operation (Refer to page 14).
Note: The new settings will be stored into the PERSONAL mode in the Quick Picture Control.
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Tuning of the Channels
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Up to 100 broadcast stations in your reception area can be stored in the electronic memory.
There are three ways of tuning as follows;
Automatic Tuning (the basic way): All receivable channels are automatically tuned in and memorized in consecutive
programme position.
Semi-Auto Tuning: Use to preset areceivable channel in any desired programme position, e.g. the position with the
same number as the channel.
Manual Tuning: Manually tune achannel if it cannot be automatically tuned, such as when the signal is poor.
iPress and hold the PRESET button for more than 1second, or press and hold the SWAP button for more than 2
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Normally, set the colour system to “AUTO” position. For Colour System Selector operation, refer to page 18.
Normally, set the sound system to “S-1” (AUTO) position. For Sound System Selector operation, refer to page 18.
2Press the LEVEL(+) button on the remote control or TV set.
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The channels are preset in consecutive position
beginning from the programme position”1”.
After all available channels have been preset, the
unit returns to the position”1”. AUTO 1
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5’ To cancel automatic tuning midway, press the PRESET button or turn off the TV by pressing the Power ON/OFF
button.
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ISemi-auto Tuning 1
Example: To preset achannel in programme position 6
1Select programme position 6using programme selector. 6
fi Press and hold the PRESET button for more than 1second,
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3Press the PRESET or SWAP button again.
4Press the LEVEL (+ or - ) button on the remote control or TV set.
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When the station is found, searching stops automatically.
5Press the FUNCTION button,
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6Press the PRESET or SWAP button twice to return to the normal TV mode.
This completes the presenting.
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Manual Tuning
Example: To preset achannel in programme position 6
1Select programme position 6using programme selector.
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2Press and hold the PRESET button for more than 1second, or press and hold the SWAP button for more than 2
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3Press the PRESET or SWAP button twice.
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~Press and hold the LEVEL (+ or -)button until desired station appears.
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5Press the FUNCTION button .
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6Press the PRESET or SWAP button to return to the normal TV mode.
This completes the presenting.
Repeat steps 1to 6for other desired channels.
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