Teac CT-F5170 User manual

CT-F5170
OWNERS MANUAL
IMPORTANT
WARRANTY INFORMATION INSIDE. PLEASE READ
COLOUR TELEVISION

CONTENTS
WELCOME TO THE BRIGHT, VIVID AND JOYFUL COLOUR WORLD
Dearcustomer,
ThankyouforyourpurchasingthiscolourTVandwewishyoumanyyearsofviewingpleasurewithyournewTV.Before
operatingtheset,pleasereadthismanualcarefullyandkeepithandyforfuturereference.
Highvoltageinside.
Topreventtheriskofelectricshock,donotremovethecover.
Nouser-serviceablepartsinside.
Referservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel.
Donotobstructventilationslotsinbackorbaseofreceiver.
Don'texposetheunitinrainormoisture.
Don'tputwater(oranyotherkindofliquid)-containingvesselonthesettoavoidcausingfire.
Beforestorming,pleaseunplugtheantennaandthepowersupplyfromtheirsockets.
ThisisanIECsafetyclassII(reinforcedinsulation)productanddoesnotneedgroundingforsafety.
SAFETYCLASS
NOTICE
KnowingYourTelevisionSet...................................3
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Troubleshooting.........................................................1
Installation..............................................................2
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MaintenanceAndSafetyInformation....................1
Toconnectwithterrestrialsignalsource................2
Toprepareremotecontrol......................................2
Frontcontrols...........................................................3
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Basic operation
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Power/Standby on/off
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Selecting the program
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Adjusting the volume
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Selecting the signalsource
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Alternating
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Calling up onscreen display
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Muting the sound
Selecting the picturemode
Setting off-timer
Game
Time menu
Setup menu
Lock
Preset menu
Picture menu
Sound menu
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Specifications
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Rear view
Connecting to audiovisualequipment
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Remote control handset

Please read these instructions carefully and do accordingly.
TV set requires adequate ventilation. If you place the set near walls, leave sufficient space (15cm) on all sides so that
the air can circulate freely. The ventilation slots at the rear of the set can not be covered by curtains, newspapers or any
other similar objects.
Do not expose the TV set to direct sunlight or place it near radiator and other similar sources of heat.
TV sets are intended for use in dry rooms. If you wish to use it occasionally outdoors, be sure to protect it against any
kind of moisture (rain,splashes, dew and etc.).
Do not put metal and combustibles into the TV through the rear slots to avoid possible fire or shock hazard.
Do not place water(or any other kind of liquid)-containing vessel on the set.
Do not step on or twist the power cord. A damaged cord may cause fire or shock hazard.
If there is a lightning storm coming, unplug the TV set and the outdoor antenna.
If any abnormal phenomenon
(smoke, unusual sound, or strange smell), stop using the TV at once. Power it
off and unplug it.
Maintenance And Safety Information
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occurs
Troubleshooting
Beforecallingtheservicepersonnel,pleasecheckthelistbelowtofixsomesimpleproblemsnotcausedbytheunititself.
Checkthesethings
Besurethepowercordispluggedin.
Thesoundvolumeisadjustedtotheminimalorinmuteposition.
Maybepulseinterferencefromnearbycars,motorcycles,electrictrains,high
tensionlines,neonsigns,hairdryers,etc.
MayberadiointerferenceformnearbyTVreceivers,personalcomputers,
andTVgames,orradiostation.
Maybeduetobroadcastwavesreflectedfromnearbymountsandhighbuildings.
Checkifthedirectionofaerialhasbeendeflectedbecauseofstrongwind,etc.
Theaeriallead-inmaybebrokenordisconnected.
Checkifthedirectionofaerialhasbeendeflectedbecauseofstrongwind,etc.
Symptom
Nopicture.Nosound.
Normalpicture.Nosound.
Poorcolor,contrast,tint
Spotsonscreen
Linesonscreen
Double/tripleimage
Snowypicture
Reductioninoperatingdistance
Remotecontroldoesnotwork
May need toadjust contrast, colorand tint.Also try finetuning the stations.
(Ref to page8)
Try re-tuningin stations.
Can be causedby magnetic interference.Ensure to unplugthe TV Set
from the powerpoint for approximately8-10 hours.
Green/Purple spots
Clean the remotecontrol transparent windowson the handsetand on the
front panel ofthe television
The batteries maybe have worn out.
The batteries maybe improperly installed.
Keep any magneticobject,such as speakers,awayfrom the TV as faras possible.A minimum distance
of 1 meter is recommended.

To Connect With Terrestrial Signal Source
To enjoy the terrestrial signal transmitted by your local TV station, you need an indoor or outdoor aerial (not supplied). Perfect
picture quality requires a good signal and generally means that an outdoor aerial must be implemented. The exact type and
location of the aerial will depend on your particular area. Consult your local dealer or service personnel for best advice.
If you are a subscriber of your local CATV net, the outdoor or indoor aerial is not needed.
Connect the equipments as in the following figure.
To Prepare Remote Control
Battery installation
1.Slide or lift the battery cover from back of remote control.
2.Insert two batteries (1.5V) matching the +/- polarity of the
battery to the +/- marks inside the battery compartment.
3.Close the battery cover by doing reversely to step 1.
Install the unit where sunlight will not fall upon the screen directly.
Total dark environment or a reflection on the picture screen may cause eyestrain. Soft indirect lighting is recommended
for comfortable viewing.
Allow enough space between the unit and the wall for proper ventilation.
Avoid excessively warm locations to prevent possible damage to the cabinet or components.
AERIAL SOCKET
REAR VIEW
The above figures are for reference only, and please refer to the actual units to determine their appearance.
COAXIAL CABLE(75ohm)
TWIN-LEAD FEEDER(300ohm)
Insert the feeder in Tighten the screw
Plug(not supplied)
Adaptor (not supplied)
The signal comes from:
An outdoor aerial
An indoor aerial
CATV net
Loosen the screw
Notes about using remote control:
1.The batteries have a typical operating time of one year
2.When the remote control will not be used for a long period of
time or when the batteries are worn out, remove the batteries
to prevent leakage.
3.Do not drop, dampen or disassemble the remote control.
4.The effective range of remote control is suggested in the left
figure.
face to infrared sensor
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Installation
2
depending on batterybrand and use.
8m
ANT
75

POWER INDICATOR
I NFRARED SENSOR
POWER SWITCH
Knowing your television set
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Rear view
Front controls
Side panel
Side AVinput
Side panel
Rear AV

RC-1029
STANDBY
1
2
9
78
5
4
3
6
0
TV/AV MENU
SCAN SLEEP NO PIC CALL
GAME LOCK P.MODE MUTE
Infrared LED
TV/AV
Toselect signal source
STANDBY
Toswitch the TVoff to standby
mode or onto last viewedprogram
MENU
Tocall up themain menu
NO PIC
Tocall up informationdisplay
CALL
MUTE
Tomute the soundor cancel it
P.MODE
Toselect the picturemodes
PROGRAM UP(CH+)
Toselect next higherprogram
VOLUME UP(V+)
PROGRAM DOWN(CH-)
Toselect next lowerprogram
ALT.
Toreturn to thelast viewed program
DIGIT
Toselect the digitof the
program number
NUMERIC KEYS
Todirectly select theprogram
VOLUME DOWN(V-)
LOCK
Tocall up lockmenu
GAME
Toenter the gameor quit
SLEEP
Toset sleep timer
SCAN
Toscan channels received
Tocall up musicmode
(no picture, onlysound)or quit
Remote control handset
4
CH
VOL VOL
CH
ALT
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Basic operation
Power/Standby on/off
Topower up theTV,press the powerswitch located onthe bottom-right ofthe cabinet. The power indicator
lights red andthe last viewedprogram appears. Ifthe power indicatorlights up butno picture appears,the
TV may bein standby mode.
Toturn the TV on, youcan do thefollowing:
1.Press the standbykey on handsetto get intothe last viewedprogram.
2.Press one ofNumerical keys onhandset to getinto the selectedprogram.
3.Press the CHkeys on frontpanel.
When the TV is on,press the standbykey to swapthe TV to standby modeor press powerswitch to power
it off completely.
Note:
1. If apower failure occurswhen theTV is on,press the powerswitch to cutoff from the power supplyto
avoid possible hazardto the TV which maybe caused bya high voltagepulse when thepower supply restores.
2.The TV set hasAUTO SWITCH OFF function, whichcause the TV to standbymode after about15 minutes
of no incomingsignal and nooperation.
3.Standby mode: Useto turn off TV for a shortperiod of time.If you donot intend touse the TV for along
period of timeit is bestto turn itoff from the power switchon the television set.
Selecting the program
Directly selecting
Toselect a one-digitnumber program, pressthe digit keyto display"-" andthen input thenumber directly with
one of thenumeric keys(0-9).
When the numberis between 10and 99, pressthe digit keyto display "--"and then inputtwo numbers withthe
numeric keys.
When the numberis between 100and 199, pressthe digit keyto display "1--"and then inputtwo numbers with
the numeric keys.
Note:
When you arein multi-digit mode(thedisplay is "--")andthe digits arenot fulfilled(for example,"2_","12_" ),
the channel willnot be changed.
Sequentially selecting
Press the CH+/CH-keys to selectthe next higher/lowerprogram.
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2
9
78
5
4
3
6
0-/--/1--
CH
Adjusting the volume
Press the V+/V- key toadjust the volume.
V- VOL
V+
Selecting the signal source
Press the TV/AV key to selectthe video source.
The program youenjoy can comefrom terrestrial signal(viaaerial input socket)
or audio/video signal(viaAV input terminals.)
TV/AV
SVHS
Av2
YUV
Av1
STANDBY
5
CH
CH
VOL
VOL
VOL
VOL
CH
CH
CH+
CH-

Muting the sound
MUTE The muting functionis useful andconvenient when youneed to payattention to surroundingsounds,
answer a phonecall, receive avisitor, etc.
Press the mutekey to mutethe sound andcancel the muteby pressing itagain.
Note:
when the mutefunction is set to ON :
1.Pressing the V+ will cancel the mute function and increase the volume.
2.Press the V- will turndown the volume,but it will notcancel the mutefunction .
Alternating
ALT. Press theALT key to goback to theprogram that you'vejust been watchingbefore the currentone.
By pressing itrepeatedly, you can alternate between your twofavorite programs.
Calling up on screen display
CALL Press the CALLkey to showthe current programnumber on thetop-right of thescreen.
Press the CALLkey again toclear it .
Whenever you wantto clear theundesired OSD, pressthe CALLkey.
Selecting the picture mode
P.MODE The TV set provides fourmodes for instantselection by touchingP.MODE key.
STANDARD DYNAMIC
MILD
USER
The STANDARD MILD and DYNAMIC settings can't beadjusted by theuser. The USER settingcan be
customized by selectingyour personal preferencein the Brightness,Colour and contrast.
Each time theP.MODE key ispressed, the pictureis displayed inone of theabove four modescyclically.
Setting off-timer
SLEEP Press the SLEEPkey to seta time periodafter which theTV will switch off to standby modeautomatically.
Each time theSLEEP key is pressed ,the time period willchange at aninterval of 15min within thelimit of
0(off)up to 240 min.
GAME
GAME
Press the GAMEkey to startthe game.
Using the CH+/CH-/V+/V-keys tomove the boxman.
Using the MENUkey to restartthe game.
Using the numerickey 1(2)on theremote control handsetto select previous(next)game.
Press the CALL/GAMEkeys to exit the game.
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Basic operation
Setup menu
MENU
CALENDAR
BLACK SCREEN ON
CLOCK 00:00
ON TIME --:--
OFF TIME
PROGRAM 0
--:--
2004 JAN
SU MO TU WE TH FR SA
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Press MENU keyto call upSetup menu asshown below:
Time menu
MENU Press MENU keyto call upTime menuas shown below:
Press the CH+/CH-keys to selectthe desired itemand activate itwith the V+/V- keys.
The items in this Setupmenu are explainedin detail asfollows.
'BLACK SCREEN',set itON to displaya black screenduring the transitionbetween programs when changing channels.
'CALENDAR,allows access toa permanent calendaryou can useV+/V- keysto change month and CH+/CH- keysto
change year.
LOCK
LOCK
PIN ----
LOCK
0PROGRAM
CHANNEL LOCK OFF
CHILD LOCK OFF
HOTEL MODE OFF
VOLUME LIMIT 50
RUN SEARCH OFF
CHANGE PIN NEW PIN ----
CONFIRM ----
Press LOCK keyand input thePIN to callup Lock menuas shown below:
Note: The primary PIN is'0000'.
Press the CH+/CH-keys to selectthe desired itemand activate itwith the V+/V- keys.
The items in this Time menu are explained indetail as follows.
'CLOCK', is usedto set currenttime.
'ON TIME',is used to setthe time ofTV powering on.
'OFF TIME', is used toset the timeof TV powering off.
'PROGRAM', is usedto set thenumber of thecurrent program whenTV powering on.
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Time
Setup
LOCK
CHANGE PIN
Press the CH+/CH-keys to selectthe desired itemand activate itwith the V+/V- keys.
The items in this LOCKmenu are explainedin detail asfollows.
' PROGRAM' ,displays the numberof the currentprogram.
' CHANNEL LOCK' ,displays ablack screen for the current programand disallows accessto
SEARCH menu ,whenset to ON.
' CHILD LOCK',when set "ON"it locks out theside keys.
' HOTELMODE' , set"ON" to activatethe 'VOLUME LIMIT'function.
' VOLUME LIMIT', to setmaximum volume rangewhen HOTELMODE is "ON".
' RUN SEARCH,to set theTV torun 'auto search'and 'store' functionwhen switching onunit.
' CHANGE PIN', to setyour own PINwith numeric keyson remote controlhandset.

Preset menu
MENU Press MENU key to call up Preset menu as shown below:
Preset
PROGRAM 0
AUTO STORE
SEARCH
FINE TUNING
PROG EDIT
SKIP OFF
The items inthis Preset menuare explained indetail as follows.
'PROGRAM', presents the number of the current program.
'AUTO STORE',Press V+ keyto start it.The TV will automatically searchall frequency bandsfor active
television stations .Allchannels found willbe stored inmemory under consecutiveprogram numbers, from 0 up to199
this function canalso be usedif tuning aVCR.
'FINE TUNING', can be usedto improve thesound and imagequality of channelsaffected by poor reception
Note:
Preset the COLOURand SOUND systembefore starting search.
Picture menu
MENU Press MENU keyto call upPicture menu asshown right:
Picture
BRIGHT 75
CONTRAST 75
COLOR 50
SHARPNESS 50
WHITE TONE NORMAL
Press CH+/CH- keysto select thedesired item andpress V+/V-keys to adjustit with thekeys to customizethe picture
to your preference.
Sound
VOLUME 50
AVL ON
Sound menu
MENU Press MENU keyto call upSound menu asshown right:
Press CH+/CH- keysto select thedesired item andpress V+/V-keys to adjustit.
Preset
* AUTOSTORE *
PROGRAM 0
COLOR SYSTEM AUTO
SOUND SYSTEM B/G
START
Preset
* SEARCH *
PROGRAM 0
COLOR SYSTEM AUTO
SOUND SYSTEM B/G
BAND VHF-L
SEARCH
Preset
* FINE TUNING *
COLOR SYSTEM AUTO
SOUND SYSTEM B/G
TUNING
PROGRAM 0
Preset
* EDIT PROG *
PROGRAM 0
TO 1
SWAP
Press the CH+/CH-keys to selectthe desired itemand activate itwith the V+/V- keys.
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can be usedto disable thecurrent program,if unwanted,when changing channelswith CH+/CH- buttons
.
',
'
.
.
PROG EDIT ,allows swapping therelative position ofprograms in memory.
SKIP
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Connecting to audiovisual equipment
You can also recordthe TV programs to avideo tape by VCR.
Connect the devicesas described in the figure.
Note:
1.When the TV is under SVHS or YCbCr mode, thereis no signal output in the OUTPUT terminals.
2.The following figuresare for referenceonly, please refer tothe instructions included with your DVDor VCR
for directions on how to connect these units to your TV.
VCRwithS-VIDEO
usingS-videoline
RFoutput
S-VIDEOoutput
VCRwithoutS-VIDEO
OUTPUT
AUDIO
VIDEO
DVD/LDwithYCbCroutput
YCbCrR
AUDIO
L
R
AUDIO
L
VCR
INPUT
VIDEOR
AUDIO
L
OUT
Y
Cb
Cr
IN
R
L
V
VIDEOINPUT
S-VIDEO
Audiooutput(right)
Videooutput
Audiooutput(left)
S-Video Input
YCbCrInput
AudioInput
AUDIO
R
L
V
udiooutput(right)
Audiooutput(left)
(left)
AudioInput(left) uonut
AudioInput
AudioInput(Right) uonut
Yourexisting VCR,DVD player,or other equipmentcan be connectedto this televisionusing a varietyof connection
terminals available onthe back andside panels.

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SPECIFICATIONS
MAIN UNIT
TV Receiving System---------------------------PAL,BG
AV Color System---------------------------------PAL,NTSC 3.58 &4.43
Tuner-----------------------------------------------Voltage synthesized tuner
Number of PresetProgram---------------------200(0-199)
Channel Indicator--------------------------------On screendisplay
Function AdjustIndicator-----------------------On Screen Display(OSD)Menu system
Language of OSD--------------------------------English
RF Aerialinput------------------------------------75-ohm unbalanced
Video Input/Output------------------------------75-ohm 1.0Vp-p,RCA
Audio Input----------------------------------------10k ohm 0.5 Vrms, high impedance
Audio Output--------------------------------------1k ohm 0.5 Vrms
Audio Output Power----------------------------- 5w
Operating Voltage-------------------------------220V-240V , 50Hz
Power Consumption-----------------------------65W
Power Consumption----------------------------- 4W(in standby mode)
Picture Tube--------------------------------------21"(51cm)
Dimensions---------------------------------------603X 485X 454(W X DX H)
Net Weight----------------------------------------23.5Kg
INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL
Features------------------------------------------Full Function RemoteControl
Effective Distance Power----------------------8 meters
Power Supply------------------------------------DC 3V(twobatteries, sizeAAA)
PACKING LIST
1.TV set-------------------one set
2.Remote-----------------one set
3.Operation Manual ----onepcs
Product improvements mayresult in changesto features andspecifications without priornotice.
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