Panasonic TX-86PW100A Manuel utilisateur

Panasonic

Widescreen

Stereo

Colour

Television

With

TELETEXT

Operating

instructions

TX-86PW1OOA

TX-76PW100A

TX-76PW50A

turn

your

life

Please

read

these

operating

Instructions

completely

before

operating

this

set

and

retain

the

booklet

for

future

reference.

Dolby,

Pro

Logic

and

the

□□

symbol

are

trademarks

Dolby

Laboratories.

Manufactured

under

licence

from

Ddby

Laboratories.

Manufactured

under

licence

from

Digital

Theatre

Systems,

Inc.

Pat.

No.

5.451,942

and

other

worldwide

patents

issued

and

pending.

"DTS"

and

“DTS

Digital

Surround"

are

trademarks

Digital

Theatre

Systems.

Inc.

1996

Digital

Theatre

Systems,

Inc.

All

Rights

Reserved.

TQB4A0152

Dear

Panasonic

Customer,

Welcome

the

Panasonic

family.

hope

that

you

will

have

many

years

enjoyment

from

your

new

Colour

Television.

Please

retain

your

proof

purchase

along

with

these

operating

instructions.

Space

has

been

made

available

the

back

page

this

instruction

book

for

recording

the

Serial

Number.

The

Serial

Number

can

found

the

back

cover

the

set

and

the

packing

carton.

The

picture

tube

has

special

coating.

•

Please

only

use

soft

cloth

when

you

clean

the

surface

the

picture

tube

•

The

film

can

easily

scratched.

•

NOT

rub

the

surface

with

hard

material.

•

NOT

use

salt

water,

insecticide,

chloric

acidic

cleaning

solvent

cleaning

agent

with

abrasive

materials.

•

NOT

heat

the

screen

surface

80*C

higher.

Programme

Location

Numbers

This

television

comes

you

"factory

tuned"

all

the

major

capital

city

broadcast

stations.

Adjustments

the

tuning

should

not

necessary.

However,

you

have

make

adjustments,

please

read

these

instructions

carefully

first.

Throughout

this

booklet

"Programme

Location

Numbers"

are

referred

to.

These

are

memory

locations

into

which

you

can

tune

television

broadcast

stations.

Any

television

station

can

tuned

Into

any

Programme

Location

Number.

Picture

Quality

All

televisions

are

affected

Magnetic

Interference.

Magnetic

interference

may

come

from

such

things

unshielded

motors,

moving

the

while

switched

ON,

turning

off

vacuum

cleaner

too

the

TV,

lightning

strikes

nearby

many

other

things.

The

interference

shows

coloured

patches

that

appear

while

the

switched

ON.

typical

result

may

look

the

picture

shown.

•

Your

Panasonic

Television

designed

overcome

this

with

the

Inclusion

demagnetising

(degaussing)

function.

•

activate

this

feature,

simply

switch

your

Television

OFF

with

the

Power

On/Off

Switch

(not

with

the

remote

control)

for

minutes

and

then

switch

back

ON.

•

the

television

left

unattended

for

extended

periods

(several

days

more),

turn

the

power

off

the

unit.

NOT

leave

Standby

mode.

•

This

will

ensure

that

you

enjoy

the

picture

clarity

was

meant

be.

•

Refer

page

for

operating

instructions

for

the

GEOMAGNETIC

feature.

The

(Aerial)

Input

impedance

this

television

750.

your

aerial

lead

3000

ribbon

(two

wires

separated

flat

piastic

strip)

you

wiii

require

3000/750

Baiun

order

connect

your

aerial

the

television.

Antenna

TX-86PW1OOA

TX-76PW1OOA

For

your

safety

any

externai

aerial

should

installed

reputable

qualified

installer

and

should

comply

with

Australian

Standard

AS1417.1.

New

Zealand

the

Installation

should

comply

with

International

Standard

IEC597-1.1.

This

television

designed

for

the

Australian

Standard

Mains

Voltage

240V

50Hz

and

the

New

Zealand

Standard

Mains

Voltage

230V

50Hz.

NOTE:

the

television

not

going

used

for

extended

period,

remove

the

power

plug

from

the

wall

outlet.

Turn

the

Television

Push

the

Power

Switch

turn

the

television

■

ON.

Sit

back

and

enjoy

your

new

Panasonic

rn-

television.

Battery

Installation

and

Replacement.-.6

Control

Panel

Buttons.7

Remote

Control

Buttons

SIR.8

F.8

-N

+/A.8

TV/AV.8

STANDBY.9

PICTURE.9

SOUND.9

SETUP.9

aw/

1/iI

STEREO

MONO

BILINGUAL*.9

100Hz/PROGRE.9

©©

SURROUND.9

ASPECT.9

MULTI

PIP

(TX-86PW100A

TX-76PW100A

only).9

RECALL.10

NORMALISATION.10

■

STR.10

HELP.10

SOUND

MUTE.11

PROGRAMME

NUMBER

AND

DOWN.11

VOLUME

DOWN

AND

UP.11

TV/AV

COLOURED

BUTTONS.11

STILL.11

(TX-86PW100A

TX-76PW100A

only).12

DIRECT

PROGRAMME

NUMBER

SELECTION.12

TWO

DIGIT

PROGRAMME

NUMBER

SELECTION.12

Using

the

Screen

Displays.

Picture

Operation

4-15

MENU.14

CONTRAST,

BRIGHTNESS,

COLOUR.

SHARPNESS.

NTSC-TINT.14

TEMP

(Colour

Temperature).15

P-NR

(Picture

Noise

Reduction).15

(Artificial

Intelligence).15

SCAN

MODE.15

Sound

Operation

...16

MENU.16

VOLUME,

BASS,

TREBLE,

BALANCE,

HEADPHONE

VOL,

SUBHEADPHONE.16

SUBWOOFER.17

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(TX-86PW100A

TX-76PW100A

only).17

SURROUND

MENU.17

Surround

Sound

Operation

(TX-86PW100A

TX-76PW100A

only)...18

Set

Operation...21

TELETEXT.21

OFF

TIMER.21

FLICKER

REDUCTION.:.21

STROBE.21

COLOUR

SET.21

VCR/GAME.22

TEXT

SELECT.22

CHILD

LOCK.22

COLOUR

SYS.22

TUNING

MENU.22

GEOMAGNETIC.22

LANGUAGE.22

='5>

F.P.

(Favourite

Page)

SETUP.

TV/TEXT.

SIR

(Store).

PAGE

NUMBERS

AND

DOWN.

SUB-PAGE

NUMBERS

DOWN

AMD

COLOURED

BUTTONS.

0-9

HOLD.

PAGE

NUMBER

BUTTONS

REVEAL.

F/T/B

(Full

Top

Bottom)...

Display

Cancel.

TIME

TEXT

enw....

SYS

SELECT.

AUTO

TUNE.

MANUAL

TUNE.

Tuning

the

Television

VCR.

FiNETUNE.

SKIP.

CosTecttorj.

□

Litt

24-27

Cleaning

the

Television.

Cleaning

the

Remote

Control

Frequently

Asked

Questions..

Troubleshooting.

Specifications.

Customer’s

Record.

■

o'!

fiS

Remote

Control

VCR/LD/DVD

Buttons

■

REWIND/REVIEW

STOP.

POWER

BUTTON.

RECORD

PAUSE.

PLAY.

FAST

FORWARD

CUE

'"!

VCR/LD/DVD..

PROGRAMME

NUMBER

DOWN

AND

PROGRAMME

SKip.•

STILL

ADVANCE

DISC

SIDE

SEU-CTiON

DISC

SIDE

SELECTION.!..f,

Manufacturers’

Code

Settings.!."!!”!!

********.

^3w'

-.w

.k.

.........

i-ront

Panel

Connections.

......

Connecting

the

RGB

Input

Terminals.

Adjusting

the

RGB

Picture..

Equipment....

Headphones.

Rear

Panel

Connections.

Monitor

Out.

Connecting

Standard

VCR

the

Input.

Connecting

S-Video

Equipment

the

Input.

Connecting

DVD

Equipment

toe

input..

Connecting

the

Audio

Out

Terminals

(TX-86PW100A

TX-7SPW100A

onlyL"!!!!!.

Connecting

the

Digital

Audio

Input

(TX-86PW1OOA

TX-76PW1

OCA

only).

Connecting

the

External

Speakers

(TX-86P/V100A

TX-76PW100A

only).4

•*«

.47

Pace

(Ji

O'l

C/l

Place

your

thumb

the

battery

cover

triangle.

Apply

slight

downward

pressure

with

the

thumb

and

slide

the

cover

back.

This

allows

the

cover

removed.

Insert

the

batteries

ensuring

the

correct

polarity.

The

polarity

identified

the

“

symbol

the

battery

and

the

“

and

“

symbols

the

battery

compartment

The

springs

inside

the

battery

compartment

connect

the

negative

terminal

the

battery.

oiuoseuBd

Panasonic

Two

“AA”

size

batteries

Fit

the

battery

cover

and

slide

forward

until

"clicks"

Into

place.

Not

use

rechargeable

batteries.

Differences

size

and

performance

may

cause

incorrect

operation.

Not

mix

battery

types

{Alkaline

with

zinc-carbon

etc.)

Not

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

Replace

both

batteries

the

same

time.

Not

attempt

recharge

batteries.

Not

short

circuit

batteries.

Not

disassemble

batteries.

Not

heat

burn

batteries.

standby

Picture

Sound

Setup

Stereo

Mono

*Bijjngual

100Hz

Progressive

Scan

Surround

Aspect

Multi

Picture

Recall

Panasonic

Tvaw

CKflewcH

mi.

IpT;

■

-ww

■

Mute

Programme

Number

Volume

Down

Programme

Number

Down

TV/AV/RGB

Coloured

Buttons.

Used

for

Aspect

Functions.

Selection

Teletext

Functions

Direct

Programme

Numbers

Two

Digit

Programme

Numbers

Normalisation

-r-QlQ

□

—

4||J|h

For

details

TELETEXT

Operation

remote

control

operation,

please

refer

page

24.

For

details

VCR,

player

and

DVD

player

remote

control

operation,

please

refer

page

33.

Bilingual

broadcasting

not

currently

available

Australia

New

Zealand.

“MULTI

PIP”

and

"CH

SEARCH”

buttons

have

effect

the

TX-76PW50A.

This

button

used

store

tuning

information

and

other

function

settings,

also

used

start

the

demonstration.

The

button

used

select

the

screen

display

functions.

Press

the

button

select

the

following

functions

sequentially.

VOLUME

CONTRAST

BRIGHTNESS

COLOUR

SHARPNESS

GEOMAGNETIC

TUNING

MODE

BALANCE

TREBLE

BASS

Notes:

NTSC-TINT:

TUNING

MODE:

BALANCE:

Only

displayed

when

receiving

NTSC

signals.

Not

displayed

when

mode.

Not

displayed

when

SURROUND

on.

-/V

This

button

used

select

the

lower

programme

number.

also

used

with

the

button

adjust

function

settings.

This

button

used

select

the

higher

programme

number.

also

used

with

the

button

adjust

function

settings.

This

button

used

switch

between

the

mode,

the

four

modes

and

the

RGB

mode.

Please

refer

drawing

Page

for

location

Remote

Control

Buttons.

The

remote

control

button

used

turn

the

television

into

Standby

mode.

When

the

television

Stand-By

possible

turn

back

pressing

this

remote

control

Power

Button,

the

Programme

Number

DOWN

Button

(front

panel

remote

contro!)

any

the

direct

Programme

Number

Buttons,

PiGFURS

This

button

used

select

the

picture

menu.

Please

rarer

page

for

detailed

ooerailnq

instructions.

This

button

used

select

the

sound

menu.

Please

refer

page

rbr

detailed

Goeratinq

jnsiructions.

This

button

used

select

the

set

menu.

Please

refer

page

for

detailed

operating

instructions.

i/ii.

STERS«

Pushing

the

button

changes

the

mode

from

Stereo

O’

Mono

and

back

again.

Normally

the

television

will

detect

whether

the

broadcast

signal

Mono

Stereo

and

wilisetthe

mcds

accordingly.

the

Sterec

signal

weak

the

receiving

conditions

are

not

the

best,

recommended

that

the

Mono

mode

manually

.selected.

This

system

allows

two

languages

transmitted

for

one

broadcast.

Switching

between

the

Mairs

(!)

and

(I)

selects

tiie

desired

language.

Mote:

Bilingual

sound

not

currently

available

Australia

New

Zealand.

100HS/

?RfiSJ?E

100Hz/PROGRE

This

button

allows

you

change

the

Picture

refresh

setting

between

AUTO,

100Hz

MODE

and

PROGRESSIVE.

Please

refer

SCAN

MODE

page

15.

This

button

switches

the

SURROUND

and

off.

ASPECT

This

button

used

move

through

the

different

aspect

options

AUTO,

4:3,

ZOOM,

3-ZOOM,

16:9,14:9

and

JUST.

Please

refer

page

23.

mULJl

PSP

(TX-SSPWIOOA

TX-76PW100A

only)

Pressing

this

button

will

access

the

Picture

options,

the

4:3

aspect

ratio

selected

you

can

choose

between

normal,

Picture

And

Picture

and

Picture

Out

Picture.

All

other

aspect

ratio

settings

let

you

choose

between

normal,

Picture

And

Picture

and

Picture

Picture.

Notes:

The

MULT!

PIP

picture

can

another

television

channel

input.

While

the

Screen

Display

shown

the

sub-picture

can

changed

using

the

and

thebuttons,

shown

page

12.

When

the

Screen

Display

disappears

the

main

picture

can

changed

using

the

and

thebuttons,

shown

page

12.

MULTI

PIP

not

available

the

TX-76PW50A.

Please

refer

drawing

Page

for

location

Remote

Contro!

Buttons.

Picture

Mode

Allows

two

pictures

viewed

liie

same

time.

Pressing

the

Red

button

will

change

the

position

the

small

picture.

The

Yellow

button

swaps

be^A/een

the

two

pictures.

The

Blue

button

removes

the

option

bar.

This

mode

not

available

4:3

mode.

Picture

Out

Picture

Mode

(4:3

Mode

only)

Allows

two

pictures

viewed

the

same

time.

The

pictures

will

shown

side

side.

The

Yellow

button

swaps

between

the

two

pictures.

The

Blue

button

removes

tiie

option

bar.

Picture

And

Picture

Mode

Allows

two

pictures

viewed

the

same

time.

The

pictures

will

shown

side

side.

Both

pictures

will

the

same

size.

The

Yellow

button

swaps

between

the

two

pictures.

The

Blue

button

removes

the

option

bar.

RECALL

Pressing

this

button

will

display

all

current

active

functions.

The

functions

that

can

displayed

include

Number,

Programme

Number,

Sound

Option,

Picture

Option,

Stereo

Mono

and

Off-Timer

setting.

Pressing

the

button

again

cancels

the

recall

function

and

removes

the

text

being

displayed

the

screen,

the

button

not

pressed

within

about

seconds

automatically

switches

display

the

Programme

Number

Hie

Number

and

the

Off-Timer

setting.

Pressing

the

button

again

cancels

the

recall

function

and

removes

the

text

being

displayed

the

screen.

NORMAUSATION

The

Normalisation

Button

used

reset

the

television

factory

set

levels.

Colour.

Sharpness,

Contrast,

Brightness.

Treble,

Bass

and

Balance

will

reset.

The

button

will

only

operate

the

displayed

the

screen.

SIR

The

STR

(Store)

button

used

with

number

features

store

settings

after

adjustments

have

been

made

options

have

been

set.

also

used

TELETEXT

and

tuning

functions.

HELP

Pressing

this

button

displays

screen

instructions

how

adjust

various

settings

and

how

connect

external

equipment.

Press

the

HELP

button

and

select

one

the

options.

Please

refer

page

13.

Please

refer

drawing

Page

for

location

Remote

Control

Buttons.

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