Zenith B25A30Z User manual

machine numbers I B25A30ZI B27A30ZI B32A30Z IB36A30Z
operating guide /warranty

RECORDYOURMODELNUMBER /
(Now,while you cansee it) L
Themodaland serialnumberofyour newl_/are Located
onthe backof the 1Vcabinet. Foryourfuture convenience,
wesuggestthat you recordthese numbershere:
MODELNO.
SERIALNO.
WARNING:
TOREDUCETHERISKOFELECTRICSHOCKDONOTREMOVECOVER(ORBACK).NO USERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.
REFERSERVICINGTOQUAITFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.
The Lightningflashwith arrowheadsymbol,within an equilateraltriangle,is intendedto alert the userto the presence
of uninsulated"dangerousvoltage"within the product'senclosurethat maybe of sufficientmagnitudeto constitute a
riskof electricshockto persons.
Theexclamationpointwithin an equilateraltriangleis intended to alertthe userto the presenceof important operating
and maintenance (servicing)instructions in the literatureaccompanyingthe appliance.
WARNING:
TOPREVENTFIREOR SHOCK HAZARDS,DO NOT EXPOSETHISPRODUCTTO RAINOR MOISTURE.
POWER CORD POLARIZATION:
CAUTION:TOPREVENTELECTRICSHOCK,MATCHWIDEBLADEOFPLUGTOWIDESLOT,FULLYINSERT.
AT[ENTION:POUR EVITERLESCHOCS {LECTRIQUES,INTRODUIRELA LAME LA PLUSLARGEDE LA FICHEDANS LA BORNE
CORRESPONDANTEDELA PRISEETPOUSSER3USQU'AUFOND.
NOTETO CABLE/TV INSTALLER:
Thisreminder is providedto call the"cableW systeminstallersattentionto Article820-40 of the NationalELectricCode
(U.S.A.). Thecodeprovidesguidelinesfor propergroundingand,in particular,specifiesthat the cablegroundshallbe
connectedto the groundingsystemof the building,ascloseto the pointof the cable entry as practical
REGULATORYINFORMATION:
Thisequipmenthasbeen testedand foundto complywith the limits fora ClassBdigital device,pursuantto Part15
ofthe FCCRulas.Theselimitsare designedto providereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhenthe
equipmentis operatedin a residentialinstallation. Thisequipmentgenerates,usesand can radiate radiofrequency
energyand,if not installedandusedin accordancewith the instruction manual, maycauseharmfulinterference to radio
communications.However,thereis noguaranteethat interference will not occurin a particularinstallation. If this
equipmentdoescauseharmful interference to radio ortelevisionreception,whichcanbe determinedbyturning
the equipmentoff and on, the useris encouragedto try to correctthe interferenceby one or moreof the following
measures: . Reorientor relocatethe receivingantenna.
•Increasethe separationbetweenthe equipmentand receiver.
• Connectthe equipmentinto an outlet ona drouit differentfromthat to whichthe
receiveris connected."
• Consultthe dealeroran experiencedradio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
Donot attemptto modify this productin anywaywithout written authorizationfrom Zenith ELectronicsCorporation.
Unauthorizedmodificationcould voidthe usersauthorityto operatethis product.
Entertainment Machine is a trademark of Zenith Electronics Corportion

Importantsafeguardsforyou and your new product
Your product has been manufactured and tested with your safety in mind. However, improper use can result in potential
eLectricaL shock or fire hazards. To avoid defeating the safeguards that have been built into your new product, please read
and observe the following safety points when installing and using your new product, and save them for future reference.
Observing the simple precautions discussed in this booklet can help you get many years of enjoyment and safe operation
that are built into your new product.
This product complies with all appUcabte U.S. Federal safety requirements, and those of the Canadian Standards Association.
1. Read Instructions
ALLthe safety and operatinginstructionsshouldbe read
beforethe productis operated.
2. Fo[|ow Instructions
ALLoperatinganduseinstructionsshouldbefollowed.
3. Retain Instructions
Thesafety and operatinginstructions shouldbe retained
for future reference.
4.Heed Warnings
ALLwarningson the productand in the operatinginstruc-
tions shouldbe adheredto.
5. Cleaning
Unplugthis productfrom the walt outlet beforecleaning.
Do not useLiquid cleanersor aerosolcleaners.Usea damp
clothfor cleaning.
6. Water and Moisture
Do not usethis productnearwater, for example,neara
bathtub, washbowl, kitchensink, or laund_j tub, in a
wet basement,or near a swimmingpool.
7.Accessories
Donot placethis producton an unstablecart, stand,tri-
pod, bracket,or table. The productmay fall, causingseri-
ousinjury to a child or adult, and seriousdamageto the
product.Useonlywith a cart, stand,tripod, bracket,or
table recommendedby the manufacturer, or soldwith the
product.Any mounting of the productshouldfollow the
manufacturers instructions,and shouldusea mounting
accessoryrecommendedbythe manufacturer.
8. Transporting Product
A productand cart combinationshouldbe movedwith
care.Quickstops,excessiveforce, and unevensurfaces
maycausethe productand cart combinationto overturn.
PORTABLECART WARNING
g. Attachments
Donot useattachmentsnot recommendedbythe product
manufacturer as they may causehazards.
10. VenU|ation
SLotsand openingsin the cabinet are providedfor ventila-
tion andto ensurereliableoperationof the productandto
protectit from overheating,and these openingsmustnot
be blockedor covered.The openingsshouldneverbe
blockedbyplacingthe producton a bed,sofa, rug, or
othersimilar surface.This productshouldnot be placedin
a built-in installation suchas a bookcaseor rack unless
properventilation is providedor the manufactureVs
instructionshavebeen adheredto.
11. Power Sources
Thisproductshouldbeoperatedonly from the type of
powersourceindicated on the markingLabeLIf you are
not sureof the type of powersupplyto yourhome,con-
suLtyour productdealeror Localpowercompany.Forprod-
uctsintendedto operatefrom battery power,or other
sources,refer to the operatinginstructions.
12. Line-Cord Pol.arizaUon
This productis equippedwith a polarizedalternating-cur-
rent Lineplug (a plug havingone bladewider than the
other). Thisplug will fit into the poweroutlet only one
way.Thisis asafety feature. If you are unableto insert
the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug.If
the plugshouldstill fail to fit, contactyourelectricianto
replaceyour obsoleteoutlet. Do not defeatthe safetypur-
poseofthe polarizedplug.
13. Power-Cord Protection
Power-suppLycords shouldbe routedsothat they are not
LikeLyto be walkedon or pinchedby itemsplaceduponor
againstthem, paying particularattention to cordsat
plugs,convenience receptacles,andthe point wherethey
exit from the product.
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14. Outdoor Antenna Grounding
If an outsideantennaor cablesystemis connectedto the
product,be surethe antennaor cable systemis grounded
soas to providesomeprotectionagainstvoltagesurges
and built-up static charges.Article810 of the National
ElectricalCode(U.S.A.), ANSI/NFPA 70 providesinforma-
tion with regardto propergroundingof the mastandsup-
portingstructure,groundingof the tead-in wireto an
antennadischargeunit, size of groundingconductors,toca-
Uonof antenna-dischargeunit, connectionto grounding
electrodes,and requirementsfor the groundingelectrode.
Exampleof GroundingAccordingto National ELectrical
CodeInstructions
GroundCklmp _AntennaLud inWire
(NECSacflo_Sl0-20)
_G_nding Conductor
(NEC Section810-21)
GroundClamps
PowerServiceGrounding
electrode System (NEC
Ant250, PartH)
NEC-NationalElectricalCode
15. Lightning
Foraddedprotectionfor this product(receiver)duringa
Lightningstorm,or whenit is Leftunattendedand unused
for tongperiodsoftime, unplugit from the watt outtet and
disconnectthe antennaor cablesystem.Thiswilt prevent
damageto the productdue to Lightningand power-Line
surges.
16. PowerLines
An outsideantennasystemshouldnot be Locatedin the
vicinity of overheadpowerfinesor other electricLightor
powercircuits,or whereit can fa|t into suchgower tinesor
circuits.Wheninstallingan outsideantennasystem,
extremecareshouldbe takento keepfrom touchingsuch
powertinesor circuitsas contactwith them mightbe
fatal
17. Overloading
Do not overloadwall outlets and extensioncordsas this
canresultin a riskof fire or electricshock,
18. Object and Liquid Entry
Neverpushobjectsof anykind into this productthrough
openingsasthey may touchdangerousvoltage pointsor
short-out partsthat couldresultin a fire or electricshock.
Neverspiltliquid of anykind on the product.
19. Servicing
Do not attempt to servicethis productyourselfasopening
or removingcoversmay exposeyou to dangerousvoltage
or other hazards.Referall servicingto qualified service
personnel.
20. Damage Requiring Service
Unplugthis productfrom the watt outlet and referservic-
ing to qualifiedservicepersonnelunderthe following con-
ditions:
a. If the power-suppLycord or pLugis damaged.
b. If Uquidhasbeen spilled, or objectshavefatten into
the product.
c. If the producthasbeen exposedto rain or water.
d. If the productdoesnot operatenormaLLybyfoLLowing
the operatinginstructions. Adjustonlythose controlsthat
are coveredbythe operatinginstructionsas an improper
adjustmentof other controlsmay resultin damageand wiLL
often requireextensiveworkby a qualified technicianto
restorethe productto its normaloperation.
e. If the producthasbeen droppedor the cabinethas
been damaged.
f. If the productexhibits a distinct changein perform-
ance.
21. Reptacement Parts
Whenreptacementparts are required,be surethe se_ce
techrddan hasusedreplacementpartsspecifiedbythe
manufacturer or havethe samecharacteristicsasthe origi-
natpart. Unauthorizedsubstitutionsmay resultin fire,
electricshock,or other hazards.
22. Safety Check
Uponcompletionof anyserviceor repairsto this product,
askthe servicetechnicianto performsafetychecksto
determinethat the productis in properoperatingcondi-
tion.
23. Watt or Ceiling Mounting
The productshouldbe mountedto a wall or ceiling onlyas
recommendedbythe manufacturer.
24. Heat
Theproductshouldbe situatedawayfrom heat sources
suchasradiators,heat registers,stoves,or other products
(includingamplifiers)that produceheat.
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IMPORTANT]!
Usethis page to decide whereyou need to begin your setup. First, find the line below that best
describeswT_atyou want to do, then go to that page number.
Tfyou are using an antennaand no other equipment, go to .................. page6
If you have cableserviceor a cabteboxand noother equipment, goto .......... page7
cable_/
w_Jad_
_If you are usingan antenna and havea VCR,go to ....................... page8
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_If you have came serviceor a cabtebox and a VCR,goto .................... page9
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Connect an antenna to your Entertainment Machine.
Locate the Antenna/Cable jack on
the back ofyour Entertainment
Machine.
Connectthe cable that runsfrom
the walt directlyto this jack,
accordingto the diagramto the
right.
Removethe back of the remote
and put in tWOAAAbatteries.
PLugin your Entertainment
Machine."Donot plug it into a
switchedoutlet. Your
EntertainmentMachine is
designedto operate on household
current, 12D-volt 60 Hertz ACdo
not attempt to operateit on DC
Current.
Goto page10 to Auto Program
your Entertainment Machine.
_ISyou have ohmRFcoble,
al 75
thenyou dont needany
adopters!
_Remember,whenscrewingRF
cables onto jacks, clockwise
tightens,and counterclockwise
loosens.
Rat wire antenna to
Entertainment Machine
Antenna
Rntwlr_
300/75ohm
Adapter
Antenna to
Entertainment Machine
I
:: _, .._: _,--_ .;iAntennaZ,._
RFcoaxial wire
75OHMRECABLE Thewirethatcomesfromanoff-airantennaorcablesee/iceprovider.Eachendlookslikeahexshapednutwith awire
! stickingthroughthemlddto,andit screwsontothethreadedjackonthe backofyouEntertainment Machine.
300TO75OHNADAPTERAsmalldevicethat connectsa two-wire300 ohmantennato a 75ohmRFjack.Theyareusuallyaboutan
iinchtongwithtwoscowsononeendanda roundopenin9 with a wirestickingout onthe otherend.
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Connect cable service to your Entertainment Machine.
_Locatethe Antenna/Cablejack on
the back of your Entertainment
Machine. Cable to Entertainment Machine
B
B
B
m
Connectthe cable that runsfrom
the wall, directl.yto this jack,
accordingto the diagramto the
right.
Removethe back ofthe remote
and put in two AAA batteries.
Plugin your Entertainment
Machine. Do not pl,ugit into a
switchedoutl,et. Your
EntertainmentMachine is
designedto operate on househol.d
current, 12a-volt 60 Hertz ACdo
not attempt to operate it on DC
®
Go to page10 to Auto Program
your Entertainment Machine.
_IJyou're usingacablebox,leaveyour TVonchan-
nel 3 or 4 and useyour cablebox to changechan-
nel3.
Remember,whenscmwingRFcablesontojacks,
clockwisetightens, and counterclockwiseloosens.
[] If you'reusinga cablebox, Aut_- Programmight
onlyfind the channelyour cableserviceison (usu-
ally channel3 or 4), Don'tworry,that's allyou
need!
CableW
wattjack
:o:
axiat wine (75ohm)
iWback
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Cab|eW
waUjack
In '_" '
Out
Cable w/Box to
Entertainment Machine
CabLebox
_v;_1:ch34
RFcoaxial wire(75ohm)
ii!II .........
w backpanel I
(expanded view)
Cabbe _
CABLESERVICEThewirethat suppliesallyourcableW(CAW)stations.
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Connect an antenna to your ntertainment Machine,
Locatethe Antenna/Cabtejack on
the backof your Entertainment
Machine.
W
Connectthe cablethat runsfrom
the watt dfrecttyto this jack,
accordingtothe diagramto the
right.
Removethe backof the remote
and put in two AAA batteries.
;back of_t i_j_
L \ '
(7$ohm)
notinduded
P|ugin your Entertainment
Machine. Donot plug it into a
switched outtet. Your
EntertainmentMachineis
designedto operate on house-
hotd current,120-volt 60 Hertz
ACdo not attempt to operateit
on DCCurrent.
Goto page 10 to Auto Program
your EntertainmentMachine.
PAGE 8
If you hoveo75 ohmRFcoble,
thenyou don't needany adopters!
Remember,when screwing RF
tobiesontojocks, clockwise tight-
ens, and counterclockwiseloosens.,
Antenna Antenna wNCR
RFcoaxia|wire
_o=_ ". VCRback
_Whack RFcoax_a[wixe f
5ohm)
•*"" i000 _"
W back pane[
AudioIn Video
)
A/V cabtes
not included

Connect cable serw'ce and a VCRto your
Entertainment Machine.
Locatethe Antenna/Cabl.ejack on
the backof your Entertainment
Machine.
Connectthe cablethat runsfrom
the wattdirectly to this jack,
accordingto the diagramto the
right.
Removethe back of the remote
and put in two AAA batteries.
.........
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Plug in your W. Donot plug it
into a switchedoutlet. Your
EntertainmentMachine is
designedto operate on household
current, 120-volt 60 Hertz ACdo
not attempt to operate it on DC
Current.
Goto page 10 to Auto Program
your EntertainmentMachine.
CabLeTV
waUjack
_RF co_a| cabLe(75ohm)
Cable wNCR
i ii ....... "-'-'_
TV back pane{
_'_) Aud'mIn Video
Antenna
CabLe
75ohm)
not intruded
with 11/
A/Vcabl.es
notinduded
Leaveyour VCRondyour tetevision
tuned to chonnei threeand use
the cablebox.to changechannels.
Remember,whenscrewingin RF
cablesontojack, clockwisetight-
ens, and counteKIockwise loosens.
WithoutAiV cables,mostV£Rswit_
notpray v_deocossettesin stereo
sound.
/V cabLes
not include
with W
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Use Auto Program to automatically _ind and store
all of the stations available in your area.
rlu_l iP- To Program
CLockSet
Captions
_ption/Text
Audio Mode
Language
Auto Proqram
off AirAntenna
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Auto Program
With the remotecontrol in hand, pressthe POWERbutton
to turn on your EntertainmentMachine.
Pressthe MENUkey so the Setupmenu appears,
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowsonthe remotecontrot,
setectAuto Programon your screen.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowto reachthe Auto Program
screen.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrows,chooseeither CabLeTV or
Off-Air Antennaon your screen.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowto begin Auto Program.
PressENTERto return to TV viewing.
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AUTOPROGRAMAutoProgramishowyourEntertainmentMachinefindsatLthechannelsavailablein yourareaandstorestheminto memo_J,
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A quick list of all of the buttons on the remote and what they do.
PRG (PROGRAM)
Usedto begin
programming
procedure.
Mode Keys
Letsyou select the
different modesof operation
WiVCR/CABLE
Volume(Up/Down)
Adjuststhe soundon
your Entertainment
Machine.
Mute
Turnssoundoff and on
instantly.
Source
TV/VCR
Switchesbetween watching
TV via the availablesources,
that is, ANTENNA/CABLEor
VIDEO IN.
Numbers Key Pad
Usefor direct channel
entnj or for on-screen
programming.
menu/record
Displayson-screen
menusin the"IVmodeandcanbe
usedasanInstant Recordbutton
whenprogrammedto operateaVCR.
rew/f.fwd/adj teft/adj right
arrows: Allows you to fast
forwardand reverse the
videotapewhen the remote has
been programmedto operatea
VCR.The left/fight arrowsadjust
the menu options.
Power
Turnsyour
Entertainment
Hachine
on and off.
PIP
ForPIP(Picture-in-
Picture)operation
ChanneL(Up/Down)
Cyc_s through availab_
channels.
Flashback
Returostolastchannel
viewed.
Enter
Displays current TVchanneland time,
removeson-screenmenus.Pressafter
channelnumbersfor instant selection.
quft/pause
Whenin the TV mode,it allows you to
escapefrom most menuoptions.Whenin
the VCRmode, it allowsyou to stall the
tape momentarily.
Play/Stop
Allows you to play or stop a
videotape whenthe Remotehas
been programmedto operatea VCR.
Usealso to cycle and selecta
feature in AN on screenmenu
display.
remote control part number
MBR3346Z
124-229-1
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Here's how to use your six-button panel to operate the menus.
When using the on-screenmenus, the buttons on the _ont panel correspondto the remote
control buttons asfollows: VOLUME=Adjust Leith/Right
CHANNEL= Select UpTOown
To accessthe Setupmenu, press
the MENUbutton once; to get the
Videomenus, pressthe MENU
button twice.
Choosethe function you wishto
changeusingthe CHANNEL
UP/DOWNbuttons. The Channel
buttons act as a "select"
(Up/Down) function.
The VOLUMEbuttons act as an
"adjustment"(LeP£/Right)func-
tion. Usethe VOLUMEbuttons to
makechangesor adjustments.
_ Menusdisappearo_er_ve seconds.
Toget them back, pushthe MENU
button again.
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MENU
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Hera'show to useyour ten-button panel to operate the menus.
DTo accessthe Setup menu,press
the MENUbutton repeatedlyunfit
the Setup Menuappearson
screen.
BPressthe SeLectbutton to choose
the function you wishto change.
BUsethe AD3USTbuttons to make
changesor adjustments.
Pressthe Enter button to clear
Bthe screen.
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,,.- ." enter •adjust •select menu •VoLume• •channet • power
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_ Menusdisappearafter.five seconds.
Toget them back,pushthe MENU
button again•
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Herearedescriptionsofthemenu optionsfound intheSetupmenu.
Function What it does Go to page
Auto Program
Ch.Add/Del
Automaticallyfinds and storesactive
channelsto flip through using
ChannH Up/Down.
Manuat_ pick and choosewhich
active channelswiUappear when
flipping through using Channel
Up/Down.
10
15
[d_][d Igil
ClockSet Setsthe currenttime on your 16
EntertainmentMachineTM.
Captions Switchesclosedcaptionson or off. 17
Captions/Text Displays closedcaptionsor text 18
when available. Optionsare Caption
1, Caption2, Caption3, Caption 4,
Text1, Text 2, Text 3 andText 4.
AudioMenu Switchwitheasebetweenstereo 19
and monaura[ sound.
Language Selectslanguage for on-screen 20
menus.Youroptionsare English,
Spanish, or French.
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/Det
C|ock Set
Captions
CapUons/Text
Audio Mode
Language
This is an example of what
on-screenmenus looklike
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Customize your channel selection.
Setup Menu
Auto Program
IAdd/De[ I
ClockSet
Captions
Caption/Text
Audio Mode
Language
I Ch 72 Added I
r
SetupMenu
Auto Program
Add/Det
Clock Set
Captions
Caption/Text
Audio Mode
Language
]Ch72 DeletedI
PresstheMENU keyon theremotesotheSetupmenu appears,
Select the Ch.Add/Delete menuusingthe UP/DOWNarrows.
Usingeither the NUMBERkey pad or the CHANNELUP/DOWN
arrowson the remote, select a channel.(If adding a deleted
channel you wit[ need to use the NUMBERkey pad.)
Usingthe RIGHT/LEFTarrows, pick whetherthat channelis
Addedor Deleted.
Tocontinue, selectanotherchannel and repeat step 4.
If you are finished, press ENTERto return to TV viewing,
Youcan add or delete achannel without the remotecontrol.
Pleaserefer to page 12 on working the menuswith the but,
tons on thefront of your EntertainmentMachine.
[_ If you delete achannel it isn't gone for good, Just select it
using the NUMBERkeypad on the remote, or oddit later.
ADD Thisfunctionletsyou addnewchanneLsto thelistthat you'llscroll,throughwhenusingyourremote.
DELETE Thisfunctionletsyou removechannelsthatyoudon'twatchfromthelistyou'llscmt[through.
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Set the clockon your Entertainment Machine.
f
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Captions
Caption/Text
Audio Mode
Language
Pressthe MENUkey on the remotecontrolso that
the Setup menuappearsonscreen.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowsonthe remote control
select CLockSet on your screen.
Pressa RIGHTor LEFTarrowto adjustthe Ume.
Pressthe FLASHBACKbutton to setect AM or PM.
PressENTERto return to "IVviewing.
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F
L
Youcanusethe NUMBERkeypad to simplyinsert the time
(AM or Phiisstill selectedwith the Flashbackkey).
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Select the captions option on your Entertainment Machine that suits you best.
There is On, Off or Captions When Muted.
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/Del/Surf
Clock Set
Captions
Caption/Text
Audio Mode
Language
On
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/DeVSud
ClockSet
ICaptions
Caption/Text
AudioMode
Language
Off
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/DeVSurf
ClockSet
[Captions
Caption/Text
AudioMode
Language
Pressthe MENUkey on the remote control
so that the Setup menu appears,
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowsonthe remotecontrol,
selectCaptions on your screen.
_ Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto switchthe captions
featureOn, OfTor CaptionWhenMuted.
DPressENTERto continue.
Use the captions feature when,you have to listen
to aphone call and still want to follow what's
happeningonyour favorite show.
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Turn on the closed captioning or text feature that appears at the bottom of your screen.
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/Del/Surf
Clock Set
Captions
Caption/Text
Audio Mode
Language
Caption 1
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/Del/Surf
_Clock Set
Captions
ICaption/Text I
Audio Mode
Language
Pressthe MENUkey on the remote controlso that the Setup
menuappears,
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson the remotecontrol,
selectCaptions/Texton yourscreen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto chooseany of the foUowing
options:Caption1, Caption2, Caption3, Caption4,
Text1, Text 2, Text 3 or Text 4.
PressENTERto return to 1V viewing,
Captionscome in handy whenthe television
is onmute.
Standard ClosedCaptioning is
availableusingthe Caption Ioption.
Not all programminghas closed captioning
or text available.
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Choose between stereo and mono sound.
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/Del/Surf
Clock Set
Captions
Caption/Text
IAudio Mode
Language JI Stereo i
Setup Menu
Auto Program
Add/Del/Surf
Clock Set
Captions
Caption/Text
IAudio Mode
Language II Mono i
Pressthe MENUkey onthe remotecontrotso that the Setup
menu appears.
Usingthe UP]DOWNarrowsonthe remoteconbot,
sebectAudioModeonyour screen.
Pressa RIGHT/LEFTarrowto choosebetweenSTEREOand
MONO
PressENTERto return to TVviewing.
[] Not all programmingis broadcastin Stereo.
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Choose the language you want all of the menus to appear in.
Setup Menu
Auto Program
AddiDel
ClockSet
Captions
Caption/Text
Audio Mode
[ Language I I EnmEsh I
Menu Config
Autprogmma
Agr/Borr Can
Ajuste Reloj
Apagador Aut
B;oquear TV
SubtWTexto
Modo Audio
ILanguage I[ Spanish ]
Menu Regl.
Progr.Auto
AJou-SupCa.
Reg.Pendule
RegLMinut.
BlocageTV
Sous/Titr/Tx
ModeAudio
Language [French
Pressthe MENUkey on the remotecontro[ sothat
the Setup menuappears.
Usingthe UP/DOWNarrowson the remote control,
sel.ectLanguageon your screen.
PressaRIGHT/LEFTarrowto choose any of the fob
[owingopUons:English,Spanish,
or French.
PressENTERto return to regularTV viewing.
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