Toshiba 219X6M User guide

OWNER'S HANDBOOK
TOSHIBA
—
COLOUR TELEVISION
~11-SYS TEM
-19X6MI:289X6MI
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
1-1, SHIBALIRA 1-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 105, JAPAN
23994340

WELCOME TO THE BRIGHT NEW WORLD
OF
TOSHIBA
COLOUR
Your new, precision-built Toshiba Colour Television receiver has been designed and engineered by the world’s largest maker of
IC's, transistors and diodes to give you the most dependable, most natural colour television reception possible today.
IMPORTANT
This
handbook
explains
the
locations
and
the
operating
procedures
of
ail
controls
on
your
Toshiba
Models
219X6M/289X6M
Solid
State
Colour
TV Receivers.
To enjoy your set to the full from the very beginning, read this handbook carefully and keep it handy for ready reference.
This set allows you to receive 11 systems, namely, PAL B/G, SECAM B/G, PAL D/K, SECAM D/K, PAL !, NTSC Standard
(US
M,
JAPAN
M),
NTSC
3.58/5.5
(VTR
Play
Back),
NTSC
4.43/5.5
(VTR
Play
Back),
PAL
50/60
Hz
(VIDEO
DISK
Play
Back), SECAM 50/60 Hz (VIDEO DISK Play Back) and NTSC 50/60 Hz (VIDEO DISK Play Back).
INSTALLATION
@ LOCATE the receiver in the room where direct light does not strike the screen.
Total
darkness
or
a
reflection
on
the
picture
screen
can
cause
eyestrain.
Soft
and
indirect
lighting
is
recommended
for
comfortable viewing.
@
ALLOW
enough
space
between
the
receiver
and
the'wall
to
permit
proper
ventilation.
@
AVOID
excessive
warm
locations
to
prevent
possible
damage
to
the
cabinet
or
component
failure.
@
CONNECTION:
This
TV
receiver
can
be
connected
to
AC
110
~
245
volts,
50/60
Hz
due
to
employment
of
A.V.R.
(Automatic
Voltage
Regulator).
NEVER
connect to
DC supply
or any
other power.
@ POWER CONSUMPTION of 219X6M is 100 watts and 289X6M is 152 watts at AC 220 volts/50 Hz.
m Automatic Degaussing: All colour television receivers are sensitive to magnetic influences, usually caused by either
moving the receiver from one place to another or using certain electrical appliances near the receiver. This residual magnet-
ism as it is called, sometimes causes distortion which gives rise to ‘blotchy’ areas of colour in the picture. To avoid these
effects the receiver incorporates an automatic degaussing circuit which operates for a short while immediately each time
the receiver is switched on using the mains switch. This circuit removes any residual magnetism in the metal parts of the
picture
tube
and
therefore
ensures
that
each
time
the
receiver
is
switched
“ON”
using
the
Mains
switch,
the
purity
of
the
colours
displayed
on
the
screen
remain
true
and
lifelike.
If
the
set
is
moved
or
faced
in
a
different
direction,
the
mains
switch must be switched off at least ONE hour in order that the automatic degaussing circuit operates properly.
@
CAUTION:
Never
tamper
with
any
components
inside
your
set,
or
any
other
adjustment
controls
not
mentioned
in
this
manual.
All
television
receivers
are
high
voitage
instruments.
Your
PICTURE
TUBE
is
highly
evacuated.
If
broken,
glass
fragments
will
be
violently
expelled.
Scratching,
chipping
or
undue
pressure
is
dangerous
and
should
be
avoided.
When
you
clean
up
dust
or
stick
of
a
water
drop
on
the
PICTURE
TUBE
FACE
or
CABINET,
the
power
cord
should
be
pulled
out
from
the
plug
receptacle,
then
wipe
the
receiver
with
dried
soft
cloth.
All
‘‘inside
work”
on
your
receiver
should
be
performed
only
by the
TV
Service
Personnel.

AERIAL CONNECTION
® Indoor aerial
Take out the antenna holder which is packed together with the receiver and attach it to the TV cabinet inserting the four
clicks into the holes on the rear panel as shown in figure. F.
Push in the telescopic aerial (supplied) into the holder as shown in figure C.
Attach the leads of telescopic dipole aerial to the aerial terminal socket through the 7502—300Q adaptor as shown in
figure B. Pull out the rods and spread them.
Adjust their length, angle and direction for best reception.
Outdoor aerial
If it is difficult to get good reception with the indoor aerial, .... you may be located in a concrete building, a mountainous
area or surrounded by many tall buildings... . use the outdoor aerial for better results.
Optimum colour reception requires a good outdoor aerial. If you intend to use a previously installed outdoor aerial, check
the aerial and its leads for the effects of weathering. Your Toshiba dealer or service personnel can advise you the best aerial
to use in your area.
When using an outdoor aerial, disconnect the leads of the indoor aerial from the aerial terminal socket.
In case of using the coaxial cable (752) for UHF/VHF aerial, connect the plug (refer to figure D) into the 75Q socket as
shown in figure A.
® {n case of using the twin-lead type feader (300Q) for UHF/VHF aerial, trim the lead as shown in figure E and connect the
lead to the terminals on the adaptor. Then connect the adaptor to the 75Q socket as shown in figure B.
752-3002 Indoor Aerial
adaptor vad
Aerial
cable == LE)
Co-axial cable (752)
Fig. A
Fig. B Fig. C Fig. E Fig. F
COLOUR SYSTEM SELECTION SWITCH OPERATION
This TV receiver can receive 11 systems.
@ AUTO ec ete All signals of 11 systems can be received.
RECEIVING CH. POSITION @ PALS os hewcedtas PAL signal can be received.
SYSTEM NO. @SECAM .......... SECAM signal can be received.
@443NTSC .......... Signal from VTR on 4.43 NTSC can be received.
@358NTSC .......... 3.58 NTSC signal can be received.
U.S.CHANNEL, JAPAN CHANNEL
(PHILIPPINES, KOREA)
Note: Colour system indication is displayed in green when the TV is switched
on automatic mode and in cyanic when switched on manual mode.
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PAL
—
SECAM
—
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SYSTEM
SWITCH-————>
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AUTO
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358NTSC

LOCATION OF CONTROLS
FRONT VIEW
CHANNEL POSITION INDICATION [0 TO 29]
COLOUR SYSTEM INDICATION
ANALOGUE INDICATION (UP/DOWN—15 STEPS)
000 coLOouR ) BASS
@ CONTRAST § TREBLE
%t BRIGHT t4 BALANCE
<1 VOLUME he TINT
MAINS ON/OFF SWITCH (1)
INFRA-RED Receiving Window
POWER INDICATOR (RED)
MSSS INDICATOR (ORANGE)
AUTO INDICATOR (GREEN)
OFF-TIMER INDICATOR (RED)
Front cover
(m@ Push)
LEVEL MEMORY (> TUNING MODE SWITCH Gee) ( =) o> ( 2)
LEVEL CONTROL ( A) V-SEARCH Eee] /MANUAL FINE TUNING ( W ) o>
LEVEL CONTROL ( w) U-SEARCH Fee} /MANUAL FINE TUNING ( & ) o>
AUTO — PRESET
TV/VIDEO ©)
VOLUME DOWN (7)
VOLUME UP 2-1] ( A)
CHANNEL DOWN @a)( w )
CHANNEL UP (cH) ( A )
SOUND-CONTROL 9: $3.4
PICTURE-CONTROL OX} @N4
RESET -O-
SYSTEM SWITCH
MSSS SWITCH G®
HEADPHONE SOCKET @
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SPEAKER SELECT SWITCH
EXT. SPEAKER TERMINALS
AERIAL TERMINAL
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT /OUTPUT
HORIZONTAL PICTURE POSITION [

OPERATING THE TELEVISION RECEIVER
TO SWITCH ON THE RECEIVER
Push in the POWER switch. POWER indicator will be illuminated.
Note: If the power stays in standby mode, push the AY buttons.
TO ADJUST VOLUME (A W ) 4
Keep
on
pressing
the
VOLUME
UP
button
for
increase
in
volume.
Keep
on
pressing
the
VOLUME
DOWN
button
for
decrease
in
volume,
Release
the
button
at
your
desired
volume
level.
CHANNEL SELECTION AND TUNING (A W)
You
can
select
your.
favourite
program
by
the
channel
selection
keys
on
the
remote
control
hand
unit
or
“CHANNEL
UP/
DOWN" keys on the front of the receiver.
To enjoy the program which is not preset, set the channel by following procedure.
(1) CHANNEL PRESET PROCEDURE
Select
the
position
to
be
preset
by
the
Channel
Position
Button
(&
or
W
)
on
the
TV
set
or
the
remote
control
hand
unit
or by the Direct Position Selector on the remote control hand unit.
To
select
a
position
from
10
to
29,
press
either
the
‘'1—’’
or
‘’2—"
button
first,
and
then
press
one
of
the
buttons
from
“0” to 9",
For example: 16th. position; Press the “"1—"’ and “6” buttons.
29th. position; Press the ‘’2—"' and ‘’9’’ buttons.
(2) SEARCH
a. Push on the tuning mode switch, ( [ee] (*))
. Push the SEARCH key.
When
television
signal
is
caught,
search
operation
stops
and
the
channel
is
memorized
automatically.
.
During
search
operation,
‘’
>>>
"
is
indicated
under
the
position
indication.
.
When
SEARCH
gets
to
the
END
of
VHF
or
UHF,
the
display
“
>>>
“
will
flash.
oooen
(3) MFT (Manual Fine Tuning)
a. Push off the tuning mode switch. (e->(#))
b. Tune the fine picture by MFT button. (A or W)
AUTO PRESET
©
By
pressing
the
AUTO
PRESET
button,
channel
position
number
and
indication
‘’
>>>
"
are
displayed
at
the
top
right-
hand
side
of
the
screen,
and
then
“SEARCH”
operation starts.
©
Once
started,
“SEARCH”
selects
signals
presenting
on
broadoast
in
sequence
from
!ower
channel
to
higher
channel
and
the
receiver
set
memorises
automatically
these
selected
channels
storing
them
one
by
one
into
the
position
one
and
the
sub-
sequent
positions.
®
With
completion
of
the
operation,
indication
““
>>>
"
disappears.
Now
“SEARCH”
returns
to
the
position
one
and
the
channel selected
by
the
position
one
can be
received.
MSSS (Multi Spacial Sound System) Button ( G® )
Push
on
the
MSSS
button
and
the
MSSS
indicator
will
be
illuminated.
Now
you
can
enjoy
an
enhanced
dimension
in
the
sound.
Push off
the
MSSS
button,
and
the
sound
returns
to
the
original state.

TV/VIDEO SWITCH ( © )
When you enjoy the program from the video equipment, such as VCR, press this button on and “VIDEO” indication comes
out as illustrated below.
The TV picture changes as shown in the following figures.
Watching channel 29 first
Channel number is displayed VIDEO symbol -) is displayed
©:
Picture of © if
EXT. VIDEO ~ |
input. :
Press TV/VIDEO SW.
Press TV/VIDEO SW. again
CONTROL ADJUSTMENTS
CONTROL KEYS
(Local Control Keys) (Remote Control Keys)
(ADJUSTMENT)
(LEVEL)
FUNCTION SELECT
(1) LOCAL KEYS
The PICTURE-CONTROL (A) or SOUND-CONTROL (B) Button decides a function to be adjusted among CONTRAST,
BRIGHT, COLOUR, TINT, BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE in the order shown below.
PICTURE CONTROL Button
i ee
(CONTRAST) (COLOUR)
Press
(BASS) (BALANCE)
(2) REMOTE CONTROL KEYS
Each function is selected directly.

ADJUSTMENT
1. The level contro! keys ( Aor W ) are common to the functions. These keys work only while the selected function is
displayed. (for 4 sec.)
2. Above display will disappear if no additional pressing of CONTROL or LEVEL ( A&/ ¥ ) key is done within 4 seconds.
3. The last adjusted value will be stored into memory IC when LEVEL ( A or © ) key is released.
4. The RESET ( + ) key resets the value corresponding to picture control functions, sucha as CONTRAST, BRIGHT,
COLOUR and TINT to the value which is previously programmed by customers.
In order to program the reset value, press the MEMORY (D>) key after adjusting each function.
5. Adjustment steps and indication
Each function can be adjusted with 64 steps and it’s approx. adjusted value is displayed with 15 steps.
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Red segment
FUNCTION
CONTRAST (PD |
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PICTURE-
CONTROL
Button
SOUND-
CONTROL TREBLE 4 :
Button z
BALANCE SJ
USE OF HEADPHONE
For private listening, connect a headphone (optional) to the HEADPHONE jack.
The sound from the speakers will be cut off automatically.
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@einev—A
HEADPHONE © ~<——s
3.5mm
stereo mini-type
lf the plug of your headphone is a stereo (6.3mm)
phone-type plug, use optional plug adaptor.
An earphone can also be connected to listen to
the monaural (left channel) sound.

REMOTE CONTROL HAND UNIT
ON/DIRECT POSITION
(11 > 1—and 1)
(23 > 2—and 3)
TOSHIBA
STAND BY (ON/OFF)
MUTE
OF TIMER
30/60/90/120 MINUTES
VOLUME (UP/DOWN)
CH. POSITION (UP/DWON)
TINT
LEVEL (UP/DOWN)
COLOUR
Before operating
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
. Remove the battery cover.
. Insert the 2 “AA” (pencil size) 1.5V batteries making sure
the polarity (+ or —) of the batteries matches the polarity
marks inside the unit.
. Close the battery cover.
TIPS FOR REMOTE OPERATION
@ If intermittent remote contro! operation occurs, replace the
batteries according to “INSTALLING THE BATTERIES.”
@ The battery life should be about a year under normal use.
@ When the Remote Control Hand Unit is not used for a long
period of time or when the batteries are worn out, take out
the batteries to prevent liquid leak.
@Do not throw the batteries into a fire. Dispose of used
batteries in the specified places.
@ Take care not to drop, dampen, disassemble the Remote
Control Hand Unit.
Press and slide to open.
Effective Range

REMOTE OPERATION
Before using the Remote Control Hand Unit, push the power switch on the receiver to turn the TV set on.
1.
10.
11.
Note:
To
cancel
the
timer
operation,
@
press
TIMER
button
@®
Press
RESET
button.
STAND-BY “ON/OFF” Button ( (+ )
To switch on, push the button. To switch off, push the button again.
ON/DIRECT POSITION Selctor
To switch the TV set “ON”, press any of the position buttons, and the program in that position comes.out.
. VOLUME UP or DOWN Button ( <1 )
Continuous press increases Volume gradually.
{=] Continuous press decreases Volume gradually.
Release the button at your desired volume.
. BRIGHTNESS Button ( Xt )
Press the BRIGHTNESS Y} button.
Continuous press increases Brightness gradually.
[=] Continuous press decreases Brightness gradually.
. COLOUR Button ( @ )
Press the COLOUR @_ button.
Continuous press increases Colour gradually.
[=] Continuous press decreases Colour gradually.
. CONTRAST Button ( @ )
Press the CONTRAST () button.
Continuous press increases Contrast gradually.
[=] Continuous press decreases Contrast gradually.
. TINT Button (Ki)
Press the TINT XJ button.
Continuous press increases Tint gradually.
[=] Continuous press decreases Tint gradually.
. CALL Button
The selected CHANNEL NUMBER is indicated on the TV screen when the “CALL” button is pressed.
The indication disappears by the second press.
. RESET Button (+f)
By pushing the RESET button, the levels of the colour, the brightness and contrast return to the original levels.
MUTE Button ( && )
Pushing the button stops the sound temporarily.
Pushing the button again returns the sound to the volume at which it was set immediately before the muting.
Use when the telephone rings.
OFF-TIMER ( @) )
OFF-TIMER function is incorporated in new control system. Four kinds of setting time, such as 30, 60, 90 and 120 min.,
are available and its remaining time before turning off a set can be displayed on the screen.
OFF-TIMER is only operated with Remote Control Hand Unit.
For example, if you wish to switch the TV set off after 30 minutes:
1. Press TIMER @) Button.
The TIMER mode is displayed on the screen.
2. Press “’ Ors Button.
~ @) 30” will appear on the screen and OF F-TIMER INDICATOR lights up.
3. Press TIMER Button again.
The display of TIMER mode will disappear.
4. When you want to know the remaining time before tuning off a set,
press TIMER button. Then the remaining time will show up on the
screen.
Timer operation is also canceled by turning the power off.
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CONNECTING THE EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
This TV set is equipped with AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT/OUTPUT Terminals and EXTERNAL SPEAKER TERMINALS for
your desired equipment to be connected.
& Lat & Lops
AUDIO/VIDEO OUTPUT
Terminals
219X6M .... 82
289X6M .... 4Q
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT Terminals
INT EXT
SPEAKER EXTERNAL SPEAKER
SELECT SWITCH TERMINALS
USING THE AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINALS
Connect to the audio and video output terminals of a VCR, video disk player, etc. for playback of video material. The
material being played back on the video equipment can be viewed on the TV screen.
Note: @ When using monaural sound equipment, connect its cord to the Left/Mono jack. Identical sound will be heard from
both left and right speakers.
@ The owner’s manual of the equipment connected should also be read.
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CONNECTING EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
You can also enjoy sound by connecting a HI-FI speaker system to the external speaker terminals on this TV. Before connect-
ing the external speakers, turn the TV set off.
Right speaker Left speaker
219X6M .... 82
289X6M .... 42
SPEAKER
SELECT SWITCH ExT
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