Panasonic TX-32F250A Manuel utilisateur

Operating Instruction

Colour Television

TX-32F250A

Please read the operating instructions completely before operating this set.

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-@- DearPanasoniccustomer -@-

1 Welcome to the Panasonic familyof customers. We hope that you will have many years of enjoyment from your -I

'. new colour television.

(Safety Instructions)

The TV setcan be operated on AC The cabinet and picture tube can

SINGLE 230-240V. 50Hz. be kept in good condition by simply

~iI~ ~:"i'- wiping with a clean, soft cloth

((Iflfk ..." moistened with mild detergent and

~ water. Do not use solutions

0 ~ eO containing benzol, petroleum or a

chemical cloth. Forsafety, remove

the plug from the wall outlet.

The apparatus shall not be Adequate ventilationisessential to

~..exposed to dripping or splashing ~preventfailureof electricaland that no objects filled with ' ,,_, components, so we recommenda

II liquids,suchasvases,shallbe 11,-' gapof at least10cm( ) is left all

placed on the apparatus. around the unitwhen itis placed

insidea cabinetor betweenshelves.

~Do not remove the rear cover, as Avoid exposing the TV set to direct

\ I'i: f live parts are accessible when itis ~'- ~\-sunlight and other source of heat.

removed. '-~ -.-

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"Remove the plug from the wall Do not use this set ifabnormal

1outlet (Power point) when the TV I.~~ operation occurs.

~~.( ..set is notused for a prolonged ~ EX;smoke, odd sounds or smells, t!! 5.1 period oftime. ~ {~. turn the power switch off and

~~' disconnect the AC power ifyou

notice any unusual operation.

(Before Operating This Set)

.Connect the Aerial Cable to the RF In Terminal

To obtain the best quality picture and sound. an external VHFAerial UHF

antenna, the correct cables (75 Ohm coaxial) and the Aerial

correct terminating plug will berequired.

Ifa communal antenna system is used, you may require

the correct connection cable and plugs between the wall

antenna socket and your television receiver.

Your local Television Service Dealer may be able to

assist you in obtaining the correct antenna system for

your particular area and accessories required.

Any matters about antenna installation, upgrading of

existing systems or accessories required, and the cost

incurred, are the responsibility of the customer.

.Battery Installation

Two"R6(AAr size

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Openthecover. Insertthetwobatteries. Closethecover.

~---~ '" ~"~" ~"""~~~. '"" ~~o~~"" .~, ~--"~~~" ~ "~"'~"~ ~ ~ ~~" '~~ ~Do not use rechargeable (Ni-Cd) batteries.

tl They are different in shape and performance and may fail to ensure correct operation.

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~ (BeforeOperatingThisSet) ~

.Connecting the Plug to the Wall Outlet i

LNote:

.Mains plug types vary between countries. The mains plug shown at left

may therefore notbe the type fitted to your set.

.How to Turnthe PowerOn

~~~~~~~~: Press the Power switch on Television to turn the seton. (See page 6)

CConnections)

.How to connect the "AV1, 2, 3 or 4" Input Terminals

(Super-VHSVCR)

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(VHS VCR)

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Notes:

1. When an S-Video cable is connected to the S-Video terminal, the Video input will be automatically switched

off for the AVmode.

2. Whena Monaural VCR is used, connect the Monaural Audio cable to the Audio "L"(left)terminal.

3. Selectthe desired AV inputposition by pressing the "TV/AV" button (refer to page 6).

4 The AV3 and AV4 audio inputterminals serves as the audio inputterminal for both the video input and for the

DVDinput.

5. Input2 is located on the front of the unit.

6. When using "MONITOR OUT" function with source connected to "AV2IN", please use "VIDEO" input

(NOTuS-VIDEO"input).

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.How to connect the DVD Input Terminals

DVDplayer

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Notes:

1. The AV4 audio signal is common for both AV4 and DVD input signalterminals.

2. The DVD signal input terminal takes priority over the AV4 video signal inputterminal.

3. Similar connection are available atthe component video input 3 terminal.

.How to connectthe AVMonitor OutputTerminalsto other Equipment

The "Monitor Out" terminal outputthe same signals as main picture on the TV screen and sound from the

speaker at thattime, egoTV programmes or signals from AV1, AV2, AV3 or AV4 input.

Recording Equipment(VHSVCR)

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AUDIO OUT '-' """

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Notes:

1. Never connect the same video recorder with both the VIDEO IN and MONITOR OUT terminals on this TV set,

as this could cause incorrectoperation.

2. The MONITOR OUT emits the main picture normal video and audio signals.

3. The DVD signal (Y.PeOPR)is not output atthe MONITOR OUT terminals.

4. When using "MONITOR our function with source connected to "AV2IN", please use "VIDEO" input

(NOToS-VIDEO"input).

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Power Menu TV/AV Volume Channel 1~

Switch button button Up and Up and Hd h-ea pones

Down Down terminal

D' ~II buttons buttons

JJ DVD (Y'PeoPR) Input

AV4 Input Terminals

AV3 Input Terminals

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Monitor Output Terminals

Aerial Terminal (RF In Terminal)

Flow Chart of Main Menu (Remote Control)

When the "MENU. (EXIT) button is pressed at the Main Menu screen, the screen display will return to the normal

viewing condition.

When the "MENU. (EXIT) button is pressed at each MENU screen (Picture, Sound, Setup menu, Language), the

screen display will return to the Main Menu screen.

Menu On Screen Indication

-+ t-Select.Access..-Exit

Picture menu .

.When NTSC signal is received.

-Select liiill',.-Ac~ess Menu '"

..Exlt

Sound menu II;..' .:: :

Soundmenu' ..

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..1'

.-Select

y-Access

..-Exit

Setup menu

..-Select lilliiil'!"y-Ac~ess En I ish

..-Exlt

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~ (GeneralOperation) ~

~How to switch the power ON or OFF

EJ The TV set must first be switched on atthe wall outlet

~ and atthe Power Switch (refer to page 3).

@::::" Press this button to turn the TV setON, from STANDBY

-\:...?J mode.

Press itagain to turn the TV setOFF, STANDBY mode.

-Power. indicator

1 STANDBY-Red

E!Uill POWER ON .GreenNote: Itis also possible to turn the TV set on

MENUTV"V-~ + v ~ STANDBY by pressing the "Direct Programme

0 0 0 0 0 0 Number Selection" buttons (0-9) and the

"Programme Number Up"or "Down" button,

either on the set or on the Remote Control.

s 4 2 2 v~ Programme Number"Sei"e~tion

(TVset) 0 ~ Press the Programme Number Up"1\" or Down "V"

-~ button to select the next higher or lower Programme

/~~ Number.

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12 3-0 ~Direct Progra;;;;e-N~;;;ber Seiection

(Ch select = Position)

Youcan select the numbers directly by pressing "0-9"

~ buttons and the two digit numbers by pressing "Two

'-<7 Digit"and "Programme Number" buttons.

2 0 ~ ProgrammeNumberB 0

~ Programme Number 12 0,0,0

Direct Programme Number Selection

(Ch select = Direct)

Youcan select the number directly by pressing the

corresponding Programme Numberbutton.

Programme Number B 0

Programme Number 36 0,@

Programme Number 124 0,0,@

Note: When the Skip setting for Programme Number

100 through 125 is on, the channel selection

time will be shonened, and thus you cannot

inputthree digits ata time.

TV 4 -..+ Volume Adjustment

0 ~ Press the Volume Up" +" or Down"-" button to increase

-~ or decrease the sound volume level..

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&"\ Press the "TV/AV" button to selectTV,AV1. AV2,AV3.

-~ AV4, inputsignal modes sequentially.

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~ Remote control:

~ Press the TV/AV button to display AV1-AV4 at the

RIdGoee..-CII" bottom of the screen. Each coloured button

rr! lL ~lr ~lr ~11corresponds with each input..Forexample, pressing the

~ '""\~ 6Red button selects AV1. ~

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~ (GeneralOperation) ~

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6 oK MuteButton

~ Press this button to mute the sound completely. The "MUTE" symbol will appear. (Colour will

~ change to red.)

..1 ~ Recall Button

q Press the "Recall" button to display the current system status. Press again to cancel.

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8 eI Off Timer Button

~ The TV set may be preset to switch to stand-by after a fixedperiod.

~ By pressing "OFF-Timer" button, you can select the preset time; either "15", "30", "45", "60",

"75" or "90"minutes. 15~30 ~45 ~60 ~75

LO_90~

~ Press the button to access previously viewed channel.

Presentchannel ~ml ~ ..

beingviewed ~j;!.J ~ LastvIewedchannel

10 -Surround Sound Operation

~ On-screen display during surround mode

~ Type of Broadcast On-screen Display

SurroundOn ]~TV/AVmode. tSurroundOff

~ 4:34 ~16:9

Notes:

.Simply press 11:1to display mode information on the center left of the screen.

.16:9 picture has been used to illustrate all of the Aspect modes described in this section.

Mode Picture Explanation

~4:3 will displaya 4:3 picture at its standard4:3 size

~o withoutanystretching.

4:3 3

0 0

, 16:9will displaythepicture atits maximumsize but

~o with slightstretching.Blackstripes will be visible

16:9 ~ 9 downthe top andbonomof the picture.

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12 ~ How to use Favorite CH mode

~ Refer to page 15.

13 N Normal ( N ) Button ..

~ By pressing the Normal "N" button on the Remote Control while Picture or Sound Control

~ Function is displayed, the selected function will be changed to the Normal Mode.

Normalization will notoccur if the function is not displayed when the "N" bunon is pressed.

The Normal mode is the factory presetcondition. Returning to this original condition is called

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14 ~Stereo/Bilingual Sound Selection Button1,. Sound output modes can be selected by pressing the "Sound Selection" button.

STEREO, BILINGUAL (if transmitted) and MONO modes can be selected using this button.

Audio Signal Mode Indicator

STEREO CJ>

MAIN I I

SUB II II

MONO ';7

Type of broadcast Mode Indicator

Regular broadcast N I d t~

(Standard Audio) 0 n Ica or H v

Regular

~ NIGAM MONDl I H ';7

2 (MAIN I)

zNIGAM STEREO CDH ';7

NIGAM DUAL MONO I -t II

(MAIN 1/ SUB II) L';7.J

-Regular broadcast .

; (Standard Audio) No Indicator H ';7

-+ ~ BILINGUAL or DUAL MONO I II t~ : MAIN II SUB II H

C STEREO CDH ';7

Notes:

1. The "A2 (German)" stereo/bilingual TV sound transmission system is used in the following

countries; Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, etc. The "NIGAM" stereo TV sound

transmission system is used in the following countries; New Zealand, Singapore, Hong

Kong, Thailand, Ghina and Malaysia.

2. If the stereo signal is poor or the receiving conditions are not optimum or if STEREO:

MONO automatic switching occurs, it is recommended you switch from STEREO to

MONO. When the broadcasting mode changes to "STEREO", or "MONO" after you have

selected "MONO" mode, change over "STEREO" mode will be made automatically.

3. Even when the contents of the receiving signal undergo changes, selection mode is kept

intact.

4. When the receiving conditions deteriorate, listening will be easier if the mode is set to the

"MONO" position, using the stereo/bilingual sound selection butlon.

5. "DUAL", also known as "DUAL MONO" or as "BILINGUAL" is not currently transmitled in

some countries.

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1 CGeomagneticCorrection) ~

Slight tilting of the picture may be noticeable or coloured patches may sometimes appear at the corners of the

screen (colourpurity). The Geomagnetic Correction feature can be used to eliminate them, ifnecessary.

~direction..Atthis time, please verify what direction the TV screen is to face (direction

Indicated by the arrow).

Geomagnetic corrections can be made from the remote control or the TV set.

~ Press the "Main PowerSwitch".

~'-"- (' Press the;;MENU" bution.""'-;-;;;;-

.MOENU ~Selectthe "Setup menu" by pressing'iii'eChan'nej'" .~

-~ +. Up "A" or Down "V" button. I I-ExIt

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~IU~enu ..

Selectthe "Setup menu-m;Q"debYPre5~olume-

0 0 -G Up"+"or Down "-" button.

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(press the Channel Up. A" or Down "Y" button to ~.-

v A [j select Geomagnetic.

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IPr~sstheVolumeUp~+"orDown"-"buttonto ~0 0 EJG adjustthe geomagnetIc level, so that the colour -"

patches in the four corners of the screen do not ~"T""""]""""".

appear. ._1-

(press the "MENU" button 3times. [~=~:=J._-MENUn.. OR0 () Press the TV/AV button to exitthe Geomagnetic NormalViewing

correctIon mode. I

:f' Helpful Hint

1.'lf Geomagnetic changes still cause colour patches on the screen even after the TV isinstalled, turn the power I

offand turn on again after about30 minutes.

2. Adjustment for geomagnetism should be performed every time the location of the TV is changed.

3. In some cases, colour patches will not be completely eliminated even afteradjustment, particularly in ferro-

~concrete buildings and other structures susceptible to geomagnetism. In these cases adjust by changing the ~installation location. 9

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(Picturemenu) r

1(press the "MENU" bullon to select Main Menu. .

MENU MENU

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2((j M;;;;I;;~~;;~~by usingChannelUP-

v /\ "/\" or Down"Y" bullon.

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3 -..+,co.co,(Access Picture menu mode by using the Volume Up

0 0 EJG "+"orDown"-"bullon.

~-4(AMove to choose menu option by Channel Up'/\. or

-~ + -v /\ (j Down "V" bullon.

0 DOn

MENU "'AY ~

0 V 0 5;..; : +' (Adjust;;-t;;;~-;;-pji~~~ch~se~by~"""~

00 EJG using Volume Up "+'or Down "-" bullon.

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6(press the "MENU' bullon twice.

MENU"AY OR

0 (:5 Press "TV/AV" bullon at any time to go back to

watching TV.

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MENU Youcan change the level of each Function (Colour, NTSC-Tint,

Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness) for each Picture menu.

~Picture menu mode will be memorized for each TV,AV1, AV2, t-AV3 and AV4 mode.

On-screen Function

D I Forviewingin brighterenvironments.Thismenuselects a

ynam C higherthan normallevelsof BrightnessandContrast.

St d d For viewing in normal (evening lighting) environments. This

an ar .

menuselectsthe normallevelsof BrIghtnessandContrast.

Idealformovies.

Cinema Can be selectedforVIDEO/COMPONENT.

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Contrast, Brightness, Colour, Sharpness, NTSC-Tint

Increase or decrease the levels of Contrast, Brightness, Colour and

Sharpness options according to your personal preference.

With an NTSC-Tint signal source connected to theTV, the picture hue

can be adjusted to suit your taste.

Item Effect Function

Contrast EJ G Adjustforcontrast.

Less More

I h EJ G Adjustfor easierviewingof dark Note: When the TV is receiving

Br 9 tness Darker Brightar picturessuch as nightscenesandhair. NTSC signals, NTSC-Tint is

displayed and level adjustment

Cotour EJ G Adjustslightlyto a lightercolour. would be possible

Less More .

Sharpness EJ G Displaysa sharpimage.

Less More

NTSC-Tint EJ G Adjustfor properskincolour.

Reddish Greenish

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