Sears 564.42977950 series Manuel utilisateur

OWNER'S

MANUAL

MODEL NO.

564.42977950

SERIES

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Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, IL 60684 U.S.A.

De_r Customer

Congratulations, you are the owner of a new Sears Color Television!

Your television is designed for long life and superior operation. In order to enjoy

all the features and to become familiar with your new television, spend a little

time reading this manual, This owner's manual contains detailed descriptions of

the various features and how they operate. You should also read the Safety

Tips pamphlet included with your television.

The foUowing items should be included with your TV:

- Safety Tips Pamphlet - Antenna Adapter

- Remote Hand Unit -Two (2) "AA" Batteries

If you do have problems with your TV you can often correct them yourself.

Refer to HELPFUl. HINTS*Problems/Solutions on pages 37 and 38_ (These

pages are easily identified by a stripe on the outer edge.)

CABLE COMPATBBLE

Cable Television (CATV) is only available to customers subscribing to a pay-TV

cable service. Your television should tune in most of the cable channels without

a converter box. Your local Cable Company can explain the available services,

WARNING:

WHEN USING COMPUTERS OR VIDEO GAMES WiTH THiS TELEVISION,

DO NOT USE TOO MUCH BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST. TOO MUCH

BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST USED FOR A LONG TiME MAY PER-

MANENTLY PUT AN iMAGE ON THE PICTURE TUBE.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FiRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE

THiS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RiSK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT

REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS iNSIDE.

REFER SERViCiNG TO QUAUFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THAT DANGER-

OUS VOLTAGE CONSTITUTING A RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK iS PRESENT WITHIN THIS

UNIT_

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THAT THERE ARE

IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAIN-

TENANCE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERA-

TURE ACCOMPANYING THIS UNIT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GLOSSARY ................................................ 4

FRONT CONTROL PANEL ................................... 6

ENJOYING YOUR TV ....................................... 10

DECIDE ON A LOCATION ......................................... 10

HOOK-UP THE SIGNAL ........................................... 10

PLUG-IN THE POWER CORD ..................................... 10

SWITCH ON THE TV ............................................. 11

SELECT A LOCAL CHANNEL AND ADJUST THE VOLUME ............. 11

A TOP QUALITY PICTURE AND SOUND ....................... 12

AUTOMATIC ONE BUTTON COLOR (OBC) .......................... 12

MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS ......................................... 12

GETTING "[HE MOST FROM YOUR TV ........................ 13

THE NEWEST FEATURES ........................................ 13

CONNECTING TELEVISION UHF/VHF/CATV SIGNALS ................. 14

USING THE REMOTE HAND UNIT ............................ 20

INSTALLING BATTERIES ......................................... 20

REMOTE HAND UNIT KEYS (TV Controls) ........................... 21

REMOTE HAND UNIT KEYS (VCR Controls) .......................... 24

SETTING THE TIME AND DAY OF WEEK CLOCK ..................... 26

SETTING THE OFF-TIMER/ON-TIMER FEATURE ...................... 27

SOUND SYSTEM FEATURES ................................ 28

MULTI-CHANNEL TELEVISION SOUND (MTS) ........................ 28

REAR CONTROL PANEL .................................... 30

VIDEO/AUDIO CONNECTIONS ............................... 31

VIDEO/AUDIO INPUT JACKS ...................................... 31

TV OUTPUT ,JACKS .............................................. 32

VARIABLE AUDIO OUTPUT ,.lACKS ................................. 33

SURROUND SPEAKER JACKS .................................... 34

EXTERNAL SPEAKER TERMINALS ................................. 35

SPECIFICATIONS ............................................... 36

STEREO HEADPHONES JACK .................................... 36

HELPFUL HINTS - Problems/Solutions ......................... 37

PROBLEMS WITH RECEPTION .............................. 39

CARE AND MAINTENANCE ................................. 39

WARRANTY ...................................... Back Cover

GLOSSARY

NOTE: These items may not be supplied with this set,

75 Ohm lead-in cable (not sup-

plied): Around coaxial cable used to

connect your antenna (or cable ser-

vice) to the TVo

Antenna Splitter (not supplied): A

device used to separate the UHF

band and VHF band antenna signals.

300 Ohm twin-lead wire (not sup-

plied): A flat wire (dual lead-in) used

to connect your antenna to the TV.

Audio: The sound portionof a program,

Bilingual Sound Signal: A broadcast

signal containing two separate audio

soundtracks at the same time. Also

known as a SAP signal.

Cable Television (CATV): The pay-

TV service available in most

metropolitan areas.

Antenna Adapter (supplied): A

device used to connect flat twin-lead

antenna wire to the TV's antenna

terminal.

Converter Box (not supplied): A

tuner that allows you to receive chain

nels that are not available using a

standard TV tuner. Cable companies

often require a decoder box to un-

scramble their signals.

Digital Control: Computer controlled

electrical circuits.

impedance: A characteristic of an

electrical device, expressed in Ohms.

For the maximum signal strength

between two devices (such as an

antenna and a TV), the impedances

should match. Impedance mismatch-

ing will not damage the components

but it can cause signal problems.

Monaural (Mono) Sound Signal: An

audio broadcast having a single sig-

nal path.

Multi-channel Television Sound

(MTS): Television programs broad-

casted with stereo sound and/or SAP

sound.

Ohms (_): The unit of measurement

for resistance in an electrical device.

Signals: The electronic information

used to produce the picture and

sound. This information is received

through the Antenna Terminal or

Video/Audio Input Jacks.

Stereo Sound Signal: An audio

broadcast having two (R/L) signal

paths.

Surround Sound: A feature which

creates another dimension for the

audio signals, f[ont and rear, as well

as right and left.

S-Video: A VCR connection for

seperated Y/C video signals. The pic-

ture information and the color infor-

mation are separated to improve the

signal.

UHF: Ultra High Frequency television

channels 14-69.

One Button Color (OBC): A system

in which the color, tint, contrast,

brightness, sharpness, balance, bass

and treble are preset to provide a

good color picture with good sound

reproduction.

SAP/Secondary Audio Programs:

Television programs broadcasted with

two audio (primary and secondary)

soundtracks. The primary soundtrack

will match the picture on the screen.

The secondary soundtrack may be:

a) a second language

b) a soundtrack that matches the

picture

c) a soundtrack that does not match

the picture,

VHF: Very High Frequency television

channels 2-13.

VHF Signal Adapter (not supplied):

A device used to connect a round

coaxial cable to twin-lead terminals.

Video: The picture portion of a program.

FRONT CONTROL PANEL

Hideaway Controls Compartment

To open the door, press and

release the center of the top edge.

Auto!Add (Channel Program) Key

Press and hold this key for three

seconds then release to begin

programming all active channels

intothe tuning system memory.

To add a channel to memory,

select the channel (using the Chan-

ne/ Se/ection keys on the Remote

Hand Unit), then press and release

this key° (The Channel Add Display

will appear on the screen.)

NOTE: if the power cord is un-

plugged or a power failure occurs

the programmed channels will

remain in memory.

CATV Key

Set this feature according to your

TV signal hook-up. (Refer to pages

14-19.)

In the Normal mode, you can select

VHF channels 2-13 and UHF chan-

nels 14-69.

In the CATV mode, the Cable

Channel indicator "C" will appear

and you can select Cable channels

I-125 (if available).

CABLE CHANNEL

INDICATOR __=C 05

MON 9:45

Delete (Channel Program) Key

Use this key to delete unwanted

channels from the tuning system

memory. Select the unwanted

channel, then press and hold this

key for three seconds. (The Chan-

nel Delete Display will appear on

the screen.)

iID;LIIETE 26 I

Power Key

Press once to switch on the TV;

press again to switch off the TV.

Channel Scanning Keys

Press the A (up) key to scan

programmed channels larger in

numerical value than the channel

number displayed, Press the V

(down) key to scan programmed

channels smaller in numerical value

than the channel number displayed.

Power Indicator

Lights to indicate the TV is on_

Volume Keys

Press the ,_ (up) key to increase

the volume. Press the _' (down)

key to decrease the volume, (The

Volume Level Display will appear

on the screen.,)

On Timer Indicator

Lights to indicate the Timer has

been preset to switch the TV on at

a certain time,

!.......... ..........I

FRONT CONTROL PANEL (Continued)

Stereo Key

Press to select the desired sound

(stereo or monaural). Stereo sound

is available only when a stereo sig-

na! is being received.

(Refer to pages 28 and 29°)

Stereo Headphones Jack

This jack allows you to use stereo

headphones (not supplied) for lis-

tening to the TV, (Refer to

page 36.)

SAP Key

Press to select the desired audio

soundtrack signal (primary or

secondary). The secondary sound

is available only when a SAP signal

is being received.

(Refer to pages 28 and 29.)

Speakers Switch

Set to "INT" position to receive

audio through the main TV

speakers, Set to "EXT" position to

receive audio through your external

speakers or the external equipment

connected to the Audio Output

jacks.

Digital Control Keys

Use these keys to adjust the color

picture and sound quality. (Refer to

page 12,)

NOTE: The TV's newest features

can be displayed on the screen. To

begin the feature demonstration,

press and hold either Control key

for three seconds then release. The

displays will continue to repeat until

either Control key is pressed for

three seconds.

! °_,,

Surround Key

This feature creates another dimen-

sion for stereo sound, front and

rear, as well as right and left. Press

this key once to display the volume

level, press the key again to

activate the feature and enjoy sur-

round sound. The Surround Display

will appear on the screen.

Cosmo Reverbe Switch

Press this switch to the on (in)

position to create simulated stereo

sound from a monaural signal. This

switch allows you to enjoy the sur-

round sound features even when a

monaural signal is being received,

This feature is for use with

monaural signals only.

@ @

Surround Effect Control

Use this control to adjust the sur-

round sound "echo" effect of the

surround speakers°

Video Audio Input 1 Jacks

Use these jacks to directly connect

external video equipment to your

TV. (Refer to page 31 _)

TVIAV Key

Press to change between program

sources: TV, AN 1, NV 2and

A/V 3. (Refer to page 31 ,)

ENJOYUNGYOUR TV

DECIDE ON A LOCATaON

Select a location where direct light

from lamps or windows does not

reflect off the screen. Be sure to allow

enough space to connect cables to

the terminals on the back of the TV.

HOOK-UP THE SIGNAL

You must connect a signal to your

TV. (Refer to pages 14-19 for detailed

antenna connections.)

AUTO SHUT-OFF

Your TV is designed to shut-off auto-

matically after 15 minutes if a signal

is not being received.

PLUG-IN THE POWER CORD

Plug the power cord into a convenient

wall outlet supplying standard house

power (120 volts AC, 60 Hz). As a

safety feature, the plug has one prong

wider than the other. It will fit only one

way into an outlet. Do net defeat the

safety feature of the plug.

WIDE PRONG

NOTE: If the TV is not going to be

used for a long time, you should un-

plug the TV from the power outlet.

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