Toshiba 2563DB User manual

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° GETTING STARTED
Introduction
Optimum reception of colour and text requires a good signal and will generally mean that a loft or outdoor
aerial must be used. The exact type and siting will depend upon your particular area and your local Toshiba
dealer will be best to advise.
GETTING STARTED
Introduction (Contents) Page 2
Your remote control (Operation and batteries) Page 3
Installation (Positioning and Connecting your TV) Page 4
Tuning-in (Switching on, Auto set) Page 5
Tuning-in (Auto set) Page 6
Tuning-in (Tuning to your video, Manual Fine Tuning, Skip) Page 7
Tuning-in (Manual set) Page 8
Tuning-in (Programme swap) Page 9
TV Back Connections Page 10
BASIC OPERATION
Watching TV programmes (Volume, Changing programme positions) Page 11
Picture and Sound Adjustment Page 12
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Stereo or bilingual broadcasts (Stereo mode) Page 13
Main Menu Options (Timer, Text) Page 14
Main Menu Options (External AV input, Aspect, Time Display) Page 15
VIEWING TELETEXT
Teletext Page 16
The teletext buttons on the remote control Page 17
OTHER
TV front connections Page 18
For your guidance (Simple problem solving & Safety tips) Page 19
Specifications & Accessories Page 20

[ GETTING STARTED
Your
remote
control
The
illustration
below
is
designed
to
show
the
areas
of
the
remote
control.
Individual
buttons
are
described
in
the
text.
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Sound Mute
pages!)
Stand-by
CALL Page 11
Page 5
Teletext
Pages 16 and 17
Teletext
Pages 16 and 17
Volume
Keypad
Number
Buttons
Page
11
1 or 2 Digit Channel
Selection Page 11
Input Selection Button Page 10
Picture Controls Page 12
Menu Control buttons
Pages 5-9, 12, 14-15
9 Sound Controls Page 12
Video Recorder Buttons
to operate your Toshiba
Video Recorder
Nicam Stereo/Bilingual Page 13
Coloured Prompt Buttons
Press
the
VTR
button
and
Page
16
one of the following
buttons
<< - for REWIND
PP for FAST FORWARD
> for PLAY
a for STOP
S) for STANDBY
When fitting new batteries take care to observe
the correct polarities.
All Toshiba batteries are Cadmium and
Mercury free.
Suitable battery types are: R6 or AA
Caution:
DO NOT throw your batteries into a fire. Dispose
3072e of your batteries in a designated disposal area.
Effective Range DO NOT combine a used old battery with a new one.
of
the
Remote
Control
DO
NOT
mix
battery
types.
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” GETTING STARTED
Installation
Your
new
Toshiba
television
is
designed
to
automatically
tune-in
and
store
all
available
terrestrial
transmissions
and
a
position
for
a
satellite
receiver.
:
The
following
describes
the
initial
set-up
procedure
in
order
to
operate
the
features
of
your
TV.
Positioning
and
Connecting
your
TV:
Positioning your TV
Locate
the
television
where
direct
sunlight
does
not
impair
the
picture,
soft
and
indirect
lighting
is
recommended
for
comfortable
viewing.
Avoid
locations
which
are
excessively
warm,
moist
or
humid
to
prevent
damage
to
the
cabinet
and
components.
Leave
at
least
10
cm
clearance
around
the
top,
back
and
sides
of
the
television
to
allow
adequate
ventilation
and
sound
response.
Mains Connection
This
equipment
will
operate
on
any
supply
between
220
and
240v
AC
50Hz.
Never
connect
to
a
DC
supply
or
any
other
power
source.
Mains Plug
DO
NOT
cut
off
the
fused
mains
plug
from
this
equipment,
this
incorporates
a
special
Radio
Interference
Filter,
the
removal
of
which
will
impair
its
performance.
The
fuse
fitted
in
this
plug
is
5A.
and
is
approved
by
ASTA
or
BSI
to
BS
1362.
It
should
only
be
replaced
by
a
correctly
rated
and
approved
type
and
the
fuse
cover
must
be
re-fitted.
IF
IN
DOUBT
CONSULT
A
COMPETENT
ELECTRICIAN
Connecting your TV for tuning:
Connecting up
Connect
the
aerial
plug
to
the
socket
on
the
rear
of
the
television.
If
you
use
a
satellite
receiver
and/or
a
video
recorder
it
is
essential
that
the
aerial
cable
is
connected
through
the
satellite
receiver
and/or
through
the
video
recorder
to
the
television.
DO
NOT
CONNECT
SCART
LEADS
UNTIL
THE
TELEVISION
IS
FULLY
TUNED.
If
you
use
a
satellite
receiver
and/or
a
video
recorder
it
is
essential
that
these
are
connected
usingan
RF
(aerial)
lead
only,
before
starting
the
tuning
procedures.
DO
NOT
use
scart
leads
to
connect
satellite
receivers
and
video
recorders
until
after
the
set
is
tuned.
Satellite Receiver Video Recorder
RF Cable RF Cable

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* GETTING STARTED
Tuning-in
Due
to
the
complicated
map
of
TV
transmitters
we
are
unable
to
pre-tune
your
TV.
The
following
simple
steps
will
enable
you
to
automatically
tune
your
TV
and
store
BBC1
on
position
1,
BBC2
on
position
2,
ITV
on
position 3 and Channel 4 on position 4.
Switching on, Auto set:
Power on light
On/off switch
Remote Eye
Menu displays will remain on screen for approximately 15
seconds. If a display disappears simply press the MENU button
to bring back the Main menu screen display.
To cancel any display press the CALL button.
Note: The satellite receiver must be switched on and tuned to
Sky News and the video recorder plugged in and set to
standby. This will enable your television to identify and allocate
the necessary programme positions.
1 If the Power-On light is unlit, press the on/off switch on
the front of the TV to switch the set into standby mode.
The Power-On red light will glow.
2? Press button 1 on the remote
control to turn the TV on.
3 Press the MENU button to
select the Main menu display.
: off
: S-Video
1 4:3
: Character-1
4 Press the WV button repeatedly
to highlight Set up.
Off timer : off
EXT2 : S-Video
Aspect : 43
Teletext : Chasacter-1
5 Press the * button to se/ect AY Set up
the Set up menu display. ;
a Manual set
Note: This is the screen —* | programme swap
you need to tune your TV. Manual fine tun ing
Prog. skip : off
MENU: return to Main menu
CALL: to exit

[ GETTING STARTED
Tuning-in
Auto
set
searches
and
automatically
allocates
programme
positions,
any
unassigned
programme
positions will be skipped.
Menu displays will remain on screen
for approximately 15 seconds.
With the Set up Hie v AV Setup
showing, press the (or ¥) Wane’s
button to highlight Auto set. —
Programme swap
Manual fine tuning
Prog. skip : off
MENU: return to Main menu
CALL: to exit
Press the * button to select Auto set
the Auto set menu. PREVIOUS SETTINGS
WILL BE LOST!
Press the STR button to start EXIT FOR NO CHANGE
the automatic search. ESTRESTART.
CALL: to exit
Allow the television to
complete the search. SEARCHING
Station: BBC2 Channel: 21
DO NOT PRESS ANY BUTTONS WHILST THE
AUTOMATIC SEARCH IS IN PROGRESS. If you make a
mistake simply repeat steps 1 and 2 to start again from
the beginning.
When the search is complete Programme swap
the Programme swap
display will appear. The
television will display a list of
10 of the programme positions
allocated. Press the A (or W)
button to scroll through all the
signals found. (0-99)
To view a highlighted station
press the $ button. Press the
= button before moving on to
the next one.
Station
MENU: return to Set up
CALL: to exit
If no signal is found, the programme position will be
skipped.
To change a programme position
A
5
Press the A (or W) button to highlight the programme
you wish to move (swap). Press the + button to select it
(the channel will be displayed and the bar will highlight
the selection in red.)
Press the & (or W) button to move the bar (and the
chosen station) to the programme position desired. Press
the — button to store the new programme positions.
It is not necessary to tune your television to your video.
Simply connect the scart leads, insert a tape and press
play.

[ GETTING STARTED
Tuning-in
lf
you
are
unable
to
use
scart
leads,
or
wish
to
allocate
a
programme
position
to
the
video
see
below.
Tuning
to
your
video
(connected
via
an
RF
lead),
Manual
Fine
Tuning,
Skip:
Programme skip:
The Skip feature enables you to prevent
certain programme positions from being
viewed.
For example, if you are going out for the
evening and you do not wish your children to
watch a certain film etc., you can skip the
programme position (channel, eg BBC1) and
take the remote control with you. The TV will
function normally, using the controls on the
front of the TV but the set will not show the
skipped programme position
(in our example BBC1).
Tuning to your video (connected via an RF lead)
To tune your television to your video disconnect the scart
leads and play a pre-recorded tape.
1 Follow steps 1 to 6 (Manual
set) as detailed on page 8.
When the video recorder is
found, your pre-recorded tape
will be displayed.
It is suggested that position 0
is used.
AY Manual set
Channel
Station
STR_ :tostore
MENU: return to Set up
CALL: to exit
AV Manual set
Search
Sprogamme fos) a
Channel :60
Station
STR : to store
MENU: return to Set up
CALL : to exit
Manual fine tuning (Not normally required)
This will enable you to adjust the tuning manually to optimise
the picture.
1 Press the MENU button to
display the Main menu. Press
the A (or W) button to
highlight Set up. Press the +
button to select the Set up
menu.
2? Press the A (or W) button to
select Manual fine tuning.
Press the * (or =) button to
fine tune up (or down).
To select Programme skip
1 Select the programme
position to be skipped, ie
Position 1, BBC1. With the
adjacent display showing.
Press the A (or W) button to
select Prog. skip.
? To turn the Prog. skip option
on or off use the + (or =)
button.
Ae a)
Auto set
Manual set
Programme swap
Aen Ge Bing He
Prog. skip : off
MENU: return to Main menu
CALL: to exit
Auto set
Manual set
Programme swap
Manual fine tuning
MENU: return to Main menu
CALL: to exit
NOTE: A * will appear on the television screen beside a position
number of a skipped programme whenever that position is
selected using the remote control.
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[ GETTING STARTED
Tuning-in
Your Toshiba television may be tuned manually as an alternative to AUTO SET.
Menu
displays
will
remain
on
screen
1
Press
the
MENU
button
to
‘Ev
Maiieia
for
approximately
15
seconds.
select
the
Main
menu
display.
Press the A (or W) button
repeatedly to highlight Set up. SE be Vides
Aspect :; 4:3
Press the * button to select Teletext: Character-1
. CALL: to exit
the Set up menu display.
AY Set
Press the A (or W) button to Meade
highlight Manual set. Auto set
Programme swap
Manual fine tuning
Prog. skip : off
Press the * button to select
the Manual set display.
MENU: return to Main menu
CALL: to exit
Press the A button to AY Manual set
highlight Search. :
Press + button to search up or | programme no. :08
the = button to search down Station :BBC1
the band. The Channel STR : to store
numbers will change as the MENU: return to Set up
T.V. searches the band. CALL : to exit
When a station/satellite is AV Manual set
found it will be displayed along
with the station identifier (when | Programme no. :01
there is one, ie BBC1). Channel
Station
STR: to store
Press the A (or W) button to MENU: return to Set up
highlightthe Programme no. yNABeSPeer
Press * (or ™) button to select (QAI
the programme position
number required. ponte
Channel
Press the STR button to store Station
the broadcast. STR : to store STR: to store
will highlight momentarily. MENU: returnto Set up
CALL : to exit
Press the + (or ™) button if you wish to continue
searching.
When the end of the band is reached the T.V. will
automatically recommence the search from the beginning.
The display will stay on screen for approx. 20 seconds. If
you do not STORE the programme position it will not be
held in memory.
Repeat the procedure for all the remaining pro gramme
positions you wish to tune including the satellite.
Press the CALL button to exit when you havefinished.

[ GETTING STARTED
Tuning-in
This set is capable of receiving a number of different terrestrial channels depending upon where you live.
Programme swap is an easy way of storing each channel on the programme position of your choice.
Programme swap:
To swap ITV on programme position 3 with ITV on
programme position 8 follow steps 1 - 4.
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To swap programme positions
1 Press the MENU button to
display the Main menu.
Press the A (or W) button to
highlight the Set up menu.
Press the * to select the Set
up menu display.
Press the & (or W) button to
highlight Programme Swap.
Press the * button to select
the Programme swap
display.
Press A (or W) button to
highlight programme position
3 -ITV.
Press the * button to select
{the ITV broadcast will be
displayed).
Press the W button to bring
down the display bar to
replace the existing ITV on
position 8, which will now
appear in programme position
3
Press the = button to store
the new positions.
YOU MAY NOW CONNECT
YOUR SCART LEADS
AVY Main menu
Picture
Sound
“Set up oo.
Off timer
EXT2
Aspect
: S-Video
14:3
Teletext : Character-1
CALL: to exit
Auto set
Manual set
Programme swap...
Manual fine tuning
Prog. skip : off
MENU: return to Main menu
CALL: to exit
AV Programme swap
Station
BBC1
BBC2
Prog.
“CH4
SAT
SWAN OU ALN =
MENU: return to Set up
CALL: to exit
AV Programme swap
Prog. Station
1 BBCt
2 BBC2
8 ITV
4 CH4
*5 ssa Wana Site
6 SAT
MENU: return to Set up
CALL: to exit

[ GETTING STARTED
TV
Back
Connections
You
may
now
connect
any
auxiliary
equipment
using
SCART
leads
for
optimum
performance.
The
diagram
below
illustrates
some
of
the
possible
connections
for
auxiliary
equipment.
CO Picture Centring Control
The picture centring control is factory set and
should need little or no adjustment, however, if
when viewing text or using a computer the
display is to one side, adjustment to a central
Position can be made using this control.
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Super VHS Super VHS
Video recorder Video Camcorder
Input Selection
You may have to use the Input Selection button -€) to view
signals from equipment connected to the rear sockets.
1
If the TV does not switch over EXT1
automatically, press the
button to bring up the adjacent
display. This will set your
television to a video connected to
the (_4>(1) (EXT1) socket.
Press the -@) button again to select whatever is
connected to the (_¢>(2) (EXT2 or EXT2s) socket on the
rear.
One more press of the -€) button will show any
equipment connected to the -€)(3) (EXT3) sockets on the
front.
To return to a TV programme, simply press the
appropriate numbered button on the remotecontrol.

” BASIC OPERATION
Watching
TV
programmes
NOTE:
To
identify
the
current
programme
position
press
the
CALL
button.
Press
again
to
cancel
the
display.
Volume
settings,
changing
programme
positions
using
the
remote
control:
To alter the volume
1 To raise or lower the volume
press the <1 + or ™ buttons.
The display will show the
changes.
Volume
Alternatively:
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2 The sound can be muted simply by
pressing the gX button. SOUND MUTE
appears on the screen. Press again to
restore the sound.
To change programme position
1 To select a programme position
press one of the numbered sa!
buttons.
The programme position will be
displayed in the top right corner of
the screen for a few seconds.
Alternatively:
2? You can change the programme
position by using the A button to
increase by one or the V to reduce
by one.
1 For programme positions below 9,
press the -/-- button to select —.
Enter the desired programme
position number using the
numbered buttons on the remote
control.
Standby Button OF
This
allows
you
to
put
the
set into
?
standby
mode
when
leaving
the
TV
unattended for short periods of time. To
return to TV mode press the db button,
or any of the numbered buttons on the
remote control.
For programme positions above 9,
press the -/-- button to select —-. |
Enter the desired 2 digit programme |
position number (10-99). |
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[ BASIC OPERATION
Picture
and
Sound
Adjustment
Picture
and
Sound
Adjustment
using
the
remote
control:
Contrast, Brightness or Colour Adjustment
1 Press the @ button to display [QS
the Picture menu.
Brightness
Press the A (or W) button Célour
repeatedly to highlight MENU: return to Main menu
Contrast, Brightness or Colour. Qoy\Wineressat
BASIC OPERATION:
For example: Contrast.
? Press the button to select
the Contrast display. Contrast 79
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Use the + (or ™) button to
adjust the setting.
Bass, Treble and Balance Adjustment
1 Press the @ button to select AY Sound
the Sound menu. Peepaae
Treble
Press the A (or W) button Balance
repeatedly to highlight Bass, [VS \URRSTTATSS Era
Treble or Balance. CALL : to exit
For example: Bass.
? Press the * button to select
the Bass display.
Use the * (or ™) button to
adjust the setting.

* ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Stereo or bilingual broadcasts
This TV set is designed to receive and automatically detect all Nicam and dual transmissions. The following
describes the operation and displays which accompany these broadcasts.
Stereo mode:
lf
stereo
or
dual
broadcasts
are
To
select
stereo/mono
mode
transmitted the word Stereo or Dual
will appear in the upper right corner of 1 Select the required programme
the screen, after a few seconds the position.
display
will
disappear.
The
display
will
Stereo
reappear
each
time
you
change
Press
the
COI/II
button
programme positions, provided that the repeatedly, to select between
broadcast is in stereo. If the broadcast Stereo and Mono.
is not in stereo the word Mono will
appear. (Nicam broadcasts can be in either
Stereo or Mono.)
Some common problems with stereo
reception:
The word Stereo does not appear on
screen:
Stereo
1 It is not a stereo transmission.
2 Your local transmitter has not been
upgraded for stereo.
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Stereo appears but sound is in Mono:
1 You have selected Mono mode.
2 The original soundtrack of the film
etc. was recorded in Mono.
Note: For stereo and dual
information
refer
to
a
TV
programme
Bilingual
transmissions
are
rare.
If
bilingual
broadcasts
are
magazine
or
the
text
pages
for
your
transmitted
the
word
Dual
will
be
displayed.
area.
To select bilingual mode (when transmitted)
If transmission is in Mono the COI/II
button has no function.
1 If the word Dual appears when you
select your programme position,
press the COI/II button to select Dual!
between the different options.
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[ ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Main
Menu
Options
Timer:
The Timer is especially useful if you To select the Off timer
want the television to turn itself off into
Standby
after
a
selected
period
of
time.
1
Press
the
MENU
button
to
AY
Main
menu
For example: If you want the set to turn display the Main menu.
itself to Standby in 30 minutes time
simply follow the procedure in steps 1 Press the A (or W) button
and 2. repeatedly to highlight Off
timer Aspect :43
: Teletext : Character-1
: CALL: to exit
? Press the + button to increase :
or the ™ button to decrease in rd 7 menu
: icture
5 minute steps. Sound
Set up
The maximum time delay is “ADA tim
120 minutes. Aspect
Teletext : Character-1
CALL: to exit
“ADDITIONAL FEATURES |
Teletext:
To select Character set for TELETEXT
| __ Press the MENU button to ae
bring up the Main Menu. Sound.
SF ier
Press the A (or V) button Ee ts Video
repeatedly to highlight ee :43
Teletext. Ee Feletext °
CALL: to exit
2 Press the * button to select
between Character-1 and
Character-2.
CHARACTER-1
English Frangais Deutsch
Italiano Espanol Jazyk
Svenska Portugués
Rumania
Francais
Svenska
Po polsk
Srpski
Italiano
Deutsch

i ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Main
Menu
Options,
Time
Display
External AV input Scart 2 (EXT2):
External AV input Scart 2 (EXT2)
This enables the selection of the type of video recorder to be
connected to the number 2 scart socket. The S-Video option
sets up the television for Super VHS, the AV option sets the
television for standard video recorders.
1
Press
the
MENU
button
to
AY
Main
menu
display
the
Main
menu.
Picture
eound
u
Press
the
A
(or
W)
buttonto
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Offtimer
:off
highlight
EXT2.
gaye
em
Teletext
:
Character-1
CALL: to exit
? Press the * (or ™) button to
select the required input signal
for Scart 2 (EXT2).
Viewing a wide screen broadcast in Aspect
Normal (4:3) mode, or a normal
broadcast in Wide screen (16:9) mode 1 Press the MENU button to AY Main menu
will
change
the
aspect
ratio.
display
the
Main
menu.
i
To
restore
the
images
to
their
normal
Press
the
A
(or
W)
button
to
proportions,
follow
steps
1
and
2
highlight
Aspect,
Press the * to se/ect Aspect.
2 Press the * (or ™) button to
select between 4:3 and 16:9
formats . u
Off timer : off
T. :SVi
To select the Time Display
1 If you press the @)/&) button
whilst watching a normal TV
broadcast, you will see a very
accurate time display appear
in the top right corner of the
screen. ie 6.25 and 52 seconds
p.m. which will disappear alter
a few seconds.
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[ VIEWING TELETEXT
Teletext
Your
new
Toshiba
TV
is
capable
of
displaying
Text
in
a
number
of
ways
depending
on
which
system(s)
are
broadcast
by
your
television
broadcast
station.
Your
Toshiba
dealer
will
be
able
to
advise
you.
Using Teletext:
When you first select text you will see an index page which
briefly outlines the main subject areas and their relevant page
numbers. You can access any text page by entering a 3 digit
page number using the numbered buttons on the remote
control.
To advance to the next page of text, press the A button, to go
back to the previous page press the V button.
FASTEXT is a method of viewing text pages by related
subjects. These subject areas are grouped by the broadcast
studio and are selected by pressing one of the associated
coloured prompt buttons on the remote control.
Using FASTEXT
Press the TXT/TV button to select text.
To access any given subject shown in colour at the bottom of
the screen simply press the relevant coloured button on the
remote control.

The
teletext
buttons
on
the
remote
[ VIEWING TELETEXT
control
Below
is
an
introduction
to
the
text
buttons
on
your
remote
control
and
their
functions.
a-) (10-40
Note:
It
will
not
be
possible
to
change
1
programme
position
or
use
any
of
the
other functions whilst in Text mode, you
will have to cancel the text first by
pressing the TXT/TV button.
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TXT/TV
To
display
a
page
of
text:
Press the TXT/TV button to display the initial page. Press
again to superimpose the text over a normal broadcast
picture. Press again to return to normal TV mode.
To display an index/initial page:
Press the button to call up the index page for the
subject area you are viewing. If you are viewing a section
index, by pressing the button again you will see the
general index.
(=) To enlarge the text display size:
Press the &) button once to enlarge the top half of the
page, press again to enlarge the bottom half of the page.
Press again to revert to the normal size.
To hold a wanted page:
At times it is convenient to hold a page of text. Press the
button and the word HOLD will appear in the top left
of the screen. Press again to release.
=~) To select a page whilst viewing a normal
/@ picture:
If, whilst in text mode, the ©)/9 button is pressed, a
normal picture will be displayed. A page selection can be
entered and the TV will indicate its presence by displaying
a box with the selected page number. Press the TXT/TV
button to view the page.
To display news flashes:
To view news flashes as they are broadcast, select the
news flash page for the particular text service (see the
index page of text service). Press the ©)/@) button. The
news flashes will be displayed as and when they are
broadcast. Press the @)/G) button to cancel the display.
Note: {t will not be possible to change programme
position whilst in this mode, you will have to press the
TXT/TV button to cancel the text first.
=7) To reveal concealed text:
Some pages cover topics such as quizzes and jokes. To
discover the solutions press the ©? button.
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TV
Front
Connections
For
your
convenience
you
can
now
make
connection
of
camcorders,
computer
games
etc.
much
more
easily.
These
are
accessible
through
the
sockets
located
behind
the
flap
on
the
front
of
the
TV
set.
To
open,
simply
press
the
top
right
of
the
panel.
Computer/games
Stereo headphones
Whilst all the necessary adjustments and controls for
your new TV are made using the remote control, the
buttons on the front of the TV may be used as set out
Camcorder below. Note: The set must be fully tuned-in to enable
you to use these buttons.
If
your
TV
does
not
automatically
switch
1
To
alter
the
volume
press
the
over
to
monitor
the
auxiliary
equipment
+
or
=
buttons.
Volume
25
you
may
have
to
use
the
external
source
SESE
RRiRR-----
selection
button
-@)
(see
page
10).
2? To alter the programme position
press the ® A or V buttons.
1 Press the MENU button to AY Main menu
bring up the Main menu. ‘ ess
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Press the A or VW button to EXD iS: Video
2? select the required item. Aspect +43
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Press the * (or ™) buttons to a
3 activate the selected function.
Allow displays to disappear or press the Menu button on the
front of the TV.

:
For
your
guidance
lf your TV fails to operate correctly, we recommend that the following simple checks are carried out before
contacting your local Toshiba dealer.
.
+
Simple
problem
solving:
No Picture or Sound.
Check mains switches are on, press o, Plug into a
known working mains socket.
‘Timer off' facility has operated.
Poor or no Picture.
Try adifferent TV station, check your aerial and
connections. Adjust fine tuning.
Good picture but no sound.
Press 1 *.
Remote Control does not work.
Check the batteries.
If you have problems with text.
Go to the main index page of the text service and look
for the User Guide. This will explain the basic
operation of text in some detail.
Coloured patches on screen.
Caused by magnetic field interference, turn off TV for
10 minutes, turn on again.
VTR or Satellite picture in Black and White.
Ensure the correct input socket is being used and that
the socket is not switched to S-Video.
Safety tips:
SOME DO'S AND DON'TS ON THE SAFE USE OF
EQUIPMENT. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING POINTS
CAREFULLY. THEY ARE OF A GENERAL NATURE,
INTENDED TO HELP YOU WITH ALL YOUR
ELECTRONIC CONSUMER PRODUCTS. SOME ITEMS
MAY NOT APPLY TO THE GOODS YOU HAVE JUST
PURCHASED.
This equipment has been designed and manufactured
to meet international safety standards, but like any
electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to
obtain the best results and safety is to be assured.
DO read the operating instructions before you attempt
to use the equipment.
DO ensure that all electrical connections, including the
mains plug, extension leads and inter connections,
between pieces of equipment, are properly made and
in accordance with the manufacturers instructions.
Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making
or changing connections.
: Do leave at least 10 cm clearance around the top, sides
and back of the TV to allow adequate ventilation and
sound response.
. DO be careful with glass panels or doors on
equipment.
DON'T continue to operate the equipment if you are in
any doubt about it working normally, or it is damaged
in any way - switch off, withdraw the mains plug and
consult your dealer.
DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose
dangerous voltages.
DON'T leave equipment switched on when it is
unattended, unless it is specifically stated that it is
designed for unattended operation or has a standby
mode. Switch off using the switch on the equipment
and make sure your family know how to do this.
Special arrangements may need to be made for infirm
or handicapped people.
DON'T use equipment such as personal stereos or
radios so that you are distracted from the requirements
of traffic safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst
driving.
DON'T listen to headphones at high volume, as such
use can permanently damage your hearing.
DON'T obstruct the ventilation of the equipment for
example, with curtains or soft furnishings. Overheating
will cause damage and shorten the life of the
equipment.
DON'T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with
wood screws - to ensure complete safety always fit the
manufacturer's approved stand or legs with the fixings
provided, according to the instructions.
DON'T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain
or moisture. ABOVE ALL - NEVER let anyone,
especially children, push anything into holes, slots or
any other openings in the case - this could result in a
fatal electric shock - NEVER guess or take chances with
electrical equipment of any kind - it is better to be safe
than sorry.
Cleaning the screen and cabinet. After turning off the power,
clean the screen and cabinet with a soft, dry cloth. We
recommend that you do not use any proprietary polishes or
solvents on the screen or cabinet as this may cause dan age.

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Specifications,
Accessories
Specifications:
Broadcast system
Broadcast channels
Mains Plug ‘Fitted’ fuse
Power consumption
Programme Positions
Stereo
Video Input
Input/Output
Input/Output
Front input
Sound output
(at 10% distortion)
Dimensions
Weight
Headphone Socket
CCIR (PAL - I) TV Broadcast standard
UHF: Channels 21-69
5 amp
2563DB 105 watts, 2863DB 110 watts
100
Nicam
PAL, PAL 60 Hz. (Video disk playback)
Scart-1 (Full -21 pin) RGB, AV
Scart-2 (21 pin) AV, S-video
Input 3 (RCA jack) Normal AV, Audio L-R
10 W+ 10W. rms
2563DB 2863DB
703 mm (W) 760 mm (W)
526 mm (H) 569 mm (H)
464 mm (D) 480 mm (D)
26.8 Kg 33.5 Kg
3.5 mm Stereo
Accessories:
1 Remote control
2 (R6 or AA) batteries
2356 2774
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