Sanyo CZP 3045 Manuel utilisateur

Please read this booklet before attempting to

operate your T.Kset.

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SANYO COLOUR

TELEVISION

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

We congratulate you on the purchase of your new Sanyo colour television. This set has

been manufactured using the most advanced technical knowledge available and the most

modern production and testing methods. ..

It complements the very high standard of modern colour transmission technology

These are the important advantages of your colour T.V. set:

●Natural and brilliant colour reproduction and easy service.

●Excellent reception of distant stations because of the full electronic all band tuner,

stabilized by AFT =Automatic Fine Tuning,

●Push button programme selection with programme indicator.

Up to eight programmed in your reception area can be memorized.

●Automatic control of important functions and the use of the latest transistors.

Autocrat Sanyo Ltd wish you many hours of enjoyment with your new Sanyo Colour

Television.

Controls

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Programme Indicator

Standby Indicator

Main On/Off Switch O

Volume _

AFT .Swtich

Programme Selector Button

AFT Defeat Button

Adaptor Knob

Colour @

Brightness O

Contrast ~

Figure-1

Operation

Switching onloff

The set is switched on by pressing button ~To switch off, press button again.

Volume

Use volume control button @(+ or —) to adjust the sound volume as desired.

Procrramme selection

Pre& the right side (+) of the programme selector ~,and the TV set will step up to the next

station, i.e: 1,2,3...8, 1,2,3 . . . Pressthe left side (—),and the TV setwill step down to the previous

station. The number of the programme selected will appear in the programme indicator @

Adjusting picture

The Colour ~,Brightness ~,and Contrast ~,rotary controls will have been set during

installation, h~wever, YOUmay need to readjust from time to time.

AFT and Tuning

When pre-set adjustment becomes necessary,open the control box door by pulling the right top of it

with your finger.

AFT (Automatic Fine Tuning)

AFT automatically maintains COrreCt fine tUnln9 So that it is seldom necessary to retune the set. AFT

operates automatically when AFT defeat button @is in “ON” position and the control box door is

closed.

(NOTE: AFT will be defeated when the COntrOl box door is open).

Tuning

Tuning Indicator @—,

Band Switch

Tuning Control

@Tuning Indicator

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‘& Bandl VliFChannel l., .....3

‘@ Bandlll V!-lFChanne14 .......ll

‘~ Band UUHFChanne121 ......69

Figure-2

Figure-3

Tuning

Refer to Figure-2.

Press either +or —programme selector button ~,step by step, until the desired number is

displayed intheprogramme indicator CJ

Reset the band switch ~to the position corresponding to the channel to be switched over

Figure-3 .Theband switch can beeasilyturned byusingtheadaptor knob @which islocatedw

the control box.

Turn thetuningcontrOl “~ corresponding to the chosen programme number until the desired

channel is indicated by tuning indicator @Read the band 1,Ill, orU scale on the indicator

corresDondina to the band switch. The tuning COntrOl should becarefully adjusted for the best

sound’and pi;ture onthe desired channel. -

Repeat the procedure for other programme numbers if required.

After presetting the required programmed, close the control box.

A.V. (Audio Video) Connection

To use the set with avideo cassette recorder the set must first be tuned to the channel signal Produced

by the VCR. Connect and operate the VCR according to the Manufacturers instructions. Select

programme”8 (AV)” and rotate the adjacent tuning control until the set istuned into the recorder signal.

For future use it will only be necessary to select programme”6 (AV)”.

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Figure-5

Remote Control

Refer to Figure-4

1. Remote Control Ooaration

Main ON/OFF swi~ch of the TV set must be in the “ON” position before remote control operation.

Point transmitter towards the TV set, then press the appropriate function button for the following

controls.

2, Power ON/OFF

To switch the TV set on, press this button @To switch TV set off, press it again.

NOTE: The standby indicator @will remain illuminated if the TV set is switched off with this

button. This is to indicate that the TV set is partially energized. To cut off power to the TV

set completely, switch it off by using the main ON/OFF switch on the set itself.

3. Programme selection

%ess a(+) button of the programme selector @,and the TV set will step up to the next station,

I.e.: 1,2,3 ...8; 1,2,3, ...Press a(—) button, and the TV set will step down to the previous station. The

number of the programme selected will appear in the programme indicator ~

4, Volume

To increase the volume, press the (+) button @and to decrease it, press the (—) button.

5. Sound mute

Should. you wish to mute the sound (e.g. While talking on the telephone) Press this

button @once. To switch the sound back on, press it again.

Battery Installation

Refer to Figure-5

1. Remove the battery cover by sliding it.

2. Install two “AA’ 1.5 volt batteries so that the “+” and “-” marks on the batteries match the “+” and

‘,—“ marks inside the unit.

3. Close the battery cover.

NOTE:

Replace the batteries when the TV set is showing the following symptoms: Operation is unsteady or

erratic, sometimes the TV set does not work with transmitter. Discharged batteries may leak and

damage the unit. The normal life of batteries should be from nine to ten months.

Aerial

The type of aerial required depends on factors such asthesite, its distance and direction from the

transmitter, local interference etc. Your dealer will advise you on the best type of aerial to use.

The aerial socket is on the back panel of the TV set.

●The telescopic aerial is an auxiliary aerial and will only give satisfactory recepuon In areas near the

transmitter. For good reception, adjust the aerial by varying the length and angle of the rods until the

clearest picture is obtained.

.When 75 ohm (coaxial cable) is used for aerial input. Connect cable with IEC connector to

aerial socket.

●When 300 ohm feeder is used for aerial input. Install adaptor totheaerial socket as shown in ““-

Figure-6 below and connect feeder to the terminal of the adaptor.

300-75 .!2

MATCHING TO THE

BOX AERIAL

SOCKET

300$2 ~/

RIBBON

IFigure-6

Mains Supply

The receiver is designed to operate on an AC. mains supply of 230 volts 50Hz

Specifications

Power Source ..............................................................AC23OV.5OHz

Power Consumption ......................................................5OWatts

Television System .........................................................System B/G

Colour System .............................................................PAL

Channel Coverage ........................................................VHF. l.ll

UHF: 21-69

Aerial lnputlmpedance ...................................................75ohm

Picture Tube ...............................................................34cm diagonal, 90 degree

Audio Output ..............................................................l.5 Watts

Semiconductors ...........................................................l6Transistom

6Integrated Circuits

High Voltage ...............................................................22kV stabilized

Dimensions .................................................................463(W) X335(H) X370(D)

Weight . .. ....... ............. . . ..... .............................Ilkg

r- Customer responsibilities list

BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE, check the following points

which are your responsibility. Asenrice charge will be made for

service as a result ofi

1. Power point not switched on or plug not pushed in.

2. No power at power point. Check with small appliance.

3. Aerial lead not properly connected.

4. Controls not properly adjusted in accordance with operating

instructions.

Manufactured and assembled

in New Zealand under exclusive Iicence

to the Sanyo Electric Co. of Japan by:-

AUTOCRAT SANYO LTD.

142 Broadway, Newmarket,

Private Bag, Newmarket,

Auckland.

P/N 94-005895 InsiitutePress CZP3045

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