Sanyo CZP 6011V Manuel utilisateur

Instruction

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Television Model CZP 3011V

CZP 601 IV

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CZP 3011V

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OPERATION

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Switching on/off

The set is switched on by pressing button 0,~.To switch off, press button again.

Main ON/OFF switch of the TV set must be in the “ON” position before remote

control operation. Point remote control transmitter towards the TV set.

NOTE: The standby indicator (Red indicator) @will remain illuminated if the TV

set is switched off with this button~. To cut off power to the TV set com-

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

Programme selection

Press the right side (+) of the programme selector ~, and the TV set will step up tr

the next station, i.e; 1, 2, 3...28, 1, 2, 3...Press the left side (-), and the TV SI.X

will step down to the previous station. Press the required selector button ~‘“1 A

28”. The T.V. set will automatically set to the required programme.

The position number is displayed on the screen.

●Programme-selection mode

For selection of programme 17 to 28, press the ~“17 –28” button once (“- -“

is displayed on screen) and press the corresponding button (17 -28). .-

Press the “ALT (Alternate)” button @and the T.V. set will alternately select the

previous channel and the present channel. For example, now you are watching channel

4but you watched channel 2previously.

If you press the “ALT Key”, channel 2immediately appears then channel 4is stored

in the memory.

@T.V./VlDEO SWITCH

To watch television programmed leave this switch in the T.V. mode. When this switch

is set to the VIDEO mode you can enjoy the playback from VCR or other source.

“AV” is displayed on the screen. (Video indicator @will illuminate).

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bCONTROL SETTING

Adjust the BRIGHTNESS ~(+, –) button and CONTRAST ~control to the desire~= :

levels.

Adjust the COLOUR ~(+, –) button for proper colour intensity.

Press the VOLUME ~(+, –) button to the desired sound.

“SOUND”, “COLOR” or “8R IGHT” is displayed on screen.

~EARPHONE OUTLET

Inserting the earphone (option) to the outlet provides personal listening, (or recording

purpose with the appropriate lead. )The TV set speaker is automatically switched off.

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1Ile I’OSI1 ION in plesel]t selectiorl, tile remaining time in use of setting OFF timer are

displayed on screen by RECALL KEY.

MEMORY

Present analog control level (for sound, colour and bright) should be set into memory.

“NORMAL” is displayed on screen.

NORMALIZATION

Press this button, automatically sound, brightness andcolour are set at the optimum

level.

“NORMAL” is displayed on screen.

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.

OFF TIMER

After aset time has elapsed, the power of the T.V. receiver is switched off automati-

cally. Each time the key is pushed, the set time changes as follows:

Channel number display +30 mimutes -+ 60 minutes ~90 minutes

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With the off timer being set and the channel display reset, the remaining time is dis-

played by pushing the off timer key again. When the key is pushed again within three

seconds after the key was first pushed in above manner, the time is set to an upper

time which is most close to the remaining time.

.The timer does not work when the TV set is in the tuning preset mode. The

timer setting will be cancelled (if set) when the TV is set to the tuning preset mode.

.The timer setting will be cancelled if the power is switched OFF.

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY: EXAMPLE

1. PROG. POSITION

Display time

continues for 5 sec

3. SOUND VOLUME

wDisplay time

continues for 5 sec

5. TUNING

Display time continues

during Mode switch on.

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2. SLEEP TIMER

Display time

continues for 5sec.

~~ ~4. NORMALIZATION

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Display time

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6. VIDEO MODE

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Your I’.V. set is cal]al)le of ICL(’IVIIIII 1110 o(ltlmt of A.V. et]uipment (VCR, ViI{ etc.).

When you use an A.V. equipmrmts, press the ( t ) or (–) button of CHANNEL SELECTOR

until program number “!5, 16” obtairl.

The A.V. equipment can be collnccte(f to the aerial socket of your T.V. set.

For this connection and adjustment, refer to the operating instructions for the A.V. equip-

ment.

Video/Audio fnput Connection

(REAR PANEL)

VTR

VIDEO CAMERA

VIDEO DISC PLAYER

vIDEO/AUDIO Inmn W

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In order to watch the playback from aVCR, video disc player or the video signal fr~=a

video camera, the output terminal of the A.V. equipment in use must be connected to the

VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT terminal. Note that the T, V./VlDEO switch must be set to the

VIDEO mode to watch any A.V. program.

For connection and adjustment, refer to the operating instructions.

Note: Apower failure will automatically switch off the T.V. set. It will remain off when

power supply is resume(f. To switch it on again, do the folfowing:

Press the POWER ON-OFF switcf~ twice. .,

i.e. the POWER ON-OFF switch must be in areleased position for once and then it ‘j:

must be pressed again. ,

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The T.V. set can also be turned on by pressing the power on/off button of the .

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remote control transmitter. }.!

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BATTERY INSTALLATION (REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER)

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~Remove the battery cover by sliding.

~fnstall two “AA” 1.5 volt batteries so that the “+” and “-” marks on the batteries

match the “+” and “-” marks inside the unit.

~Close the battery cover.

NOTE:

f7eplace the batteries when the ‘T”.V. set is showing the following symptoms: Operatim is

unsteady or erratic, sometimes the l“. V. set does not work with remote control transm _.

Discharged batteries may leak and damage the unit. The normal life of batteries should be

*from nine to ten months.

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How to pre-set tuning

~Open the control box door.

Set the @MODE switch to ON position.

~Select the programme number (with channel selector button Q,=) for which You

would like to preset aprogram.

Set the @BAND SWITCH to the channel band corresponding to your desired

channel.

Channel band VL, VH and Uare for the following channel groups.

VHF range

Band VL(l )Channels 1-3

Band VH(2) Channels 4 – 10

UHF range

Band U(3) Channels 21 – 69

he channel (VL, VU or U) Band is displayed on screen.

‘REMARKS

When the band is set using the BAND SWITCH, the frequency will be set to the lowest

frequency in the set band.

~Press and hold the @(+) SEARCH button to station searcflin9.

When astation is found, release the (+) SEARCH button as soon as picture appears.

When searching stops, the TV picture and sound will probably be rough.

press and hold the @(+) FINE TUNING button until both picture and sound receP-

tion clear.

REMARKS

The lowest bar display changes according to UP/DOWN of tuning voltage.

If the search speed is too fast when using the @(+) or (–) SEARCH BUTTON, press the

@(+) or (-) FINE TUNING BUTTON and continue the search.

If the station found in above step is not the one to be set, press the (+) SEARCH BUTTON

again until the desired station appears.

~Once the best picture have been obtained, press the @) MEMORY button to store the

station located by the tuning in the electronic memory.

~Repeat steps 2-4 for remaining program numbers to be set.

~Be sure the @MODE switc~ is in OFF position.

When the MODE switch is switched OFF, BAND SWITCH, the (+) and (–) SEARCH

buttons will not function.

w“ Close the control box.

To copy station in programme number 1(channel selector button) to programme number

2(or3 –28).

1. Turn the MODE SWITCH ON.

2. Press channel selector button 2(or 3- 2B).

3. Press MEMORY BUTTON, set the MODE SWITCH to OFF.

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HELI’kUL HIN 1Ss

NO PICTURE, NO SOUND POOR PICTURE, SOUND OK

.Check if TV is plugged in. .Adjust BRIGHTNESS control.

.Try adifferent channel, .Adjust FINE TUNING control.

if OK, probably station trouble. .Check aerial connections. “

NO COLOUR, PICTURE OK WEAK PICTURE

●Adjust CO LOUR control. .Check aerial connections’on back of set.

.Adjust FINE TUNING control. .Check aerial for broken wires. ,,

.Is the program in colour? .Re-orient aerial. ..

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The following faults are not caused hy the receiver. ,..:

“GHOSTS”

Reflections of signals from rnountairls or high buildings will cause multiple images, c?”’ 1

“Ghosts”. ‘u

These abnormal conditions can be reduced to minimum by repositioning aerial or by

installing new one suited for your area.

“INTERFERENCE”

Interference may be caused by electrical appliances, car ignition systems, etc. This should

normally be atemporary comfiticm, but should this interference persist, contact your

dealer.

Slots and openings in the cabinet and in the back or bottom are provided for ventilation,

and to ensure reliable operation of the television receiver and to protect it from overheat-

ing, these openings must not be Mockpd mcovered.

AERIAL

The type of aerial required depends on factors such as the site, its distance and direction

from the transmitter, local intel ference etc. Your dealer will advise you the best type of

aerial to be used.

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

MAINS SUPPLY

The receiver is designed to ol)et ate on an A.C. mains supply of 230 volts 50 Hz. _

SPECIFICATIONS

Power Source .............. AC230V,50HZ

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

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

Channel Coverage ........... VHF: 1–10

UHF: 21 –69

Aerial Input Impedance ., . . . . . 75 ohm

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MATCHING THE

BOX FflAL

CKET

Telescopic

Aerial COPICAerial

Ion matching box.

1feeder

NOTE :

When using an outdoor aerial, disconnect the

telescopic eerial feeder.

Then connect the outdoor aerial feeder to

terminal on matching box.

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