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Connections
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1. Aerial Socket
Enables connection of the aerial and, if required, a video recorder (see manual for latter).
To tune the channel reserved for your video recorder, start up the recorder then carry out
MANUAL CHANNEL SETTING operations.
Store at programme 99 if you have a SECAM video recorder or at any programme ending with a 9
(9,19,29, etc.) if you have a PAL recorder.
Each time you use the video recorder, switch to the channel assigned to it.
2. SCART Socket
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This is used to connect:
– a VHS, 8 MM, S–VHS or Hi–8 video recorder or camcorder,
– a PAY TV decoder,
– a video games console.
To use the connected device, select the audiovisual programme by pressing the
Para ciertos aparatos esta selección se efectúa en forma automática.
AV is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
button.
If you have an S-VIDEO device, press the
of the screen for a few seconds.
button again. S-VIDEO is then displayed at the bottom
When you switch off the device and if you have not changed channel during play, the TV set
automatically returns to the previous channel.
If the TV set has been switched on by the video recorder, it will be placed on stand–by when the
video recorder is switched off.
3. Audio / Video CINCH Sockets
These are used to connect a VHS or 8 mm camcorder.
Press the
button to select the audiovisual programme to view your recordings.
When you switch off the connected device, the TV set remains in audiovisual (AV) mode.
Call up the channel you wish to watch using the numerical keypad on the remote control.
In order to maintain the optimum sound and picture quality of your TV set, avoid connecting 2 devices
to the SCART socket and the AUDIO/VIDEO sockets simultaneously.
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Remote Control
Display programme No. and
sleep timer (Yellow button)
Stand-by
Inactive
Display Timer Menu
(Green button)
Call upTeletext/Fastext (pur-
ple key)
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Call up personal
adjustments
(Red button)
Adjustment: move to
Right/Left in menus and
select one of the proposed
options
Confirm an action or
validate a menu option
To go to Picture and
Channel Adjustment
menus
To leave a menu
Move Up and Down in
the menus
Volume level
Sound mute
To change programme
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To switch to connected
Direct access to
programmes and entering
numerical values in
menus
equipment (e.g.: video recorder)
The red, yellow, green and
blue buttons are also used for
teletext.
Batteries: Remove the lid at the back of the remote control and insert two 1.5
V, LR06 batteries.
”Please respect the environment! Before throwing any batteries away, consult
your distributor who may be able to them back for specific recycling..”
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Automatic Channel Setting
This set is equipped with an automatic search system which will search for and store all
channels available in your region. To help identify the programmes, we suggest that you have to
hand a TV guide or daily newspaper.
Ensure that the aerial lead is connected to the TV set.
Check that any equipment connected only via the aerial (video recorder or satellite equipment) is
operating.
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Switch off any equipment connected via the SCART socket.
Searching for stations depends on the broadcasting standard selected in the AUTO INSTALL
menu.
EURO (Western Europe, Tunisia, Morocco)
Searches for PAL/SECAM BG channels then SECAM LL’ channels
FR (France, Luxembourg)
Searches for SECAM LL’ channels then PAL/SECAM BG channels
UK (United Kingdom, Ireland)
Searches for PAL I channels only.
Installation
Press the ON/OFF button, the indicator lamp lights up.
AUTO INSTALL.
If the television set remains on stand–by, press one of
the buttons on the remote control numerical keypad.
EURO FR UK
When the television set is turned on for the first time, the
Installation menu appears automatically.
If this is not the case, you can call it up by:
– pressing the
times.
button on the remote control three
Select the required standard using the
Press to confirm.
buttons.
A new menu appears. Automatic search begins. The cur-
sor moves from left to right on the VL line, then on the VH
line and then on the U line. The channels found are stored
in memory in order starting from programme PR 01.
AUTO INSTALL.
EURO
VL
PR01
You can stop the automatic search at any time by pressing
the
button.
The search stops automatically at the end of the U band
or when 99 channels have been found.
The Programme Organizer menu then appears automatically.
The channel stored on programme PR 01 is selected (see next page).
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Changing a Programme Number
Select the channel number to be changed using the
button.
AUTO INSTALL.
Using the numerical keypad on the remote control, enter the
new programme number.
EURO
VL
PR01
You can also use the
buttons on the remote control.
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Press the button to confirm the change.
The programmes stored under the old and new numbers are then swapped.
Repeat this operation to change other programme numbers.
Erasing a Programme
Select the programme to be erased using the
button.
Enter 0 or 00 on the numerical keypad of the remote control.
Press to confirm. The programme is erased.
Check that all the programmes are in the required order using the
to leave the menu.
button, then press
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Manual Channel Setting
Press the
button twice to call up the channel setting menu.
1. Selecting the Broadcasting Standard
Select the broadcasting standard using the
buttons.
EURO FR UK
VL
PR
GB
EURO
FR
Western Europe, Tunisia, Morocco
France, Luxembourg
(B,G standards)
(L,L’ standards)
UK
United Kingdom, Ireland
(I standard)
2. Channel Search
Select the 2nd line of the menu using the
Start the search by pressing:
button.
– the
– the
button for a forward search,
button for a backward search.
EURO
VL
The search fully covers the VL, VH and U bands starting
from the channel on the screen. The cursor moves and
as soon as a channel is found, the picture appears on
the screen.
PR
Wait for the menu to go to the bottom of the screen for optimum reception.
If the picture corresponds to the channel required, go to the 4th line (PR), otherwise
continue the search.
If you wish to stop the automatic search, press the
button.
3. Programme Number and Storing in Memory
Select the 4th line of the menu using the
button.
If fine tuning is necessary, see Fine Tuning
EURO
VL
Enter a programme number using the numerical buttons of the
remote control.
PR
You can also use the
buttons.
Store the programme number you have allocated to the channel by pressing the
button.
The 2nd line of the menu is then selected again.
Restart the search using the
buttons.
To search for channels in another broadcasting standard, repeat the above operations from
SELECTING THE BROADCASTING STANDARD.
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4. Fine Tuning
Only necessary in the event of interference
If fine tuning is necessary, select the 3rd line of the menu
using the
button.
EURO
VL
If necessary, adjust the picture using the
buttons.
PR
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Select the 4th line (PR) using the
button to allocate a programme number to the channel
and store it in memory (see Programme Number and Storing in Memory)
If a channel has required fine tuning, it will be stored in memory with the AFC (Automatic
Frequency Control) deactivated.
Press the
button to leave the menu.
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Picture Adjustments
Press the
button to call up the Picture Menu.
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BRIGHTNESS
COLOUR
CONTRAST
SHARPNESS
TINT
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Select the function to be adjusted using the
The tint function is only active in NTSC mode.
buttons.
Adjust as required using the
buttons.
Storing Personal Adjustments
You can store the adjustments you have just made and call
them up at a later stage. Caution: these personal adjustments
will replace and delete the standard settings made at the
factory.
With the Picture Menu displayed, press the red
Press the button to leave the menu.
button.
Sleep Timer
Press the green
button to call up the Stand–by
Menu.
Set the stand–by time in 10–minute steps (up to 4 hours) using
the the
buttons
Press the
button to leave the menu
:
The television set is child locked when the programmed time
period has elapsed. The stand–by indicator will flash (see Day to
Day Operation).
To cancel the sleep time function:
– press the green
– press the button once or several times to return to: –:––
When the display indicates –:––, the sleep timer function is deactivated.
button to call up the menu.
The sleep timer function is also deactivated when the television set is switched to stand–by from
the main ON/OFF switch.
The television is then child locked and the stand–by indicator flashes (see Day to Day
Operation).
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Day to Day Operation
Switching On - Selecting Programmes
Switch on the television set using the main ON/OFF switch if the indicator is off.
If it is on, enter the desired programme number.
For programmes 1 to 9:
Press the corresponding number on the remote control.
For programmes 10 to 99 (e.g. 24) :
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Press and hold the decimal (tens) number (2): 2 -
then press the units (4) number briefly: 2 4
Volume Adjustment - Sound Mute
Press the
buttons to turn the sound up or down.
Press the
button to turn the sound off.
The sound returns if the button is pressed again.
Zapping
Press the
buttons to scroll through the programmes stored in memory.
Personal Adjustments
Press the red
button to call up your personal adjustments (See Picture Adjustments).
Display
Press the yellow
button to display the programme number and stand–by time (if sleep
timer command is activated).
If the channel has been fine turned, the
symbol is also displayed.
This information disappears automatically after a few seconds. Press the yellow
again to delete this information.
button
Stand-by - Sleep Timer
Press the
button to switch the television set to stand–by mode. The Stand–by light turns red.
The television set will automatically switch to Stand–by after a few minutes if there is no signal
on the channel being watched.
Child Lock
You can prevent the use of your television set using the keypad.
To do this, switch off the television by pressing and holding down the stand–by button of the
remote control for more than 4 seconds.
The TV set is also child locked:
- after the sleep timer function
- if it has been switched to stand–by or switched off when the sleep timer function has been
programmed.
The stand–by light flashes to indicate that the child lock is activated. The set can only be
switched on again using the numerical keys of the remote control.
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Teletext
Press the purple
button to call up the Index page (page 100).
Page Selection
Enter the number of the desired page (this must have 3 digits) using the numerical keys on the
remote control – E.g. for page 170, enter 1, 7, 0.
As soon as the page has been found, it is displayed on the screen.
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Press the
Press the
button to call the next page.
button to call the last page.
When a teletext page is displayed, you can switch off the sound using the
button or adjust
the volume using the
button.
Standard Functions
Scrolling Pages
Press the Red button to stop scrolling pages.
The page number becomes red.
Press the button again to continue scrolling.
Games
STOP
?
ZOOM
MIX
Press the Green button to reveal a hidden answer.
Press it again to hide the answer again.
Zoom
Press the Yellow button to double the size of the upper half of the screen.
Press the same button again to double the size of the lower half of the screen.
Press the same button a third time to return to the normal screen.
Mixed Display
Press the Blue button to superimpose the teletext page on the TV picture.
Press again to return to teletext only.
Fastext Functions
If the teletext is Fastext, a sub–menu appears. This allows you to select one of the 4 options
indicated by colour. Press the corresponding colour key to select the option you require. Once
an option has been selected, other titles can appear.
Press the
buttons briefly to switch from the standard sub–menu to the Fastext
sub–menu and vice versa.
Press the
button to leave the menu.
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