Toshiba 219X6M Guide de l'utilisateur

OWNER'S

HANDBOOK

TOSHIBA

—

COLOUR

TELEVISION

~11-SYS

TEM

-19X6MI:289X6MI

TOSHIBA

CORPORATION

1-1,

SHIBALIRA

1-CHOME,

MINATO-KU,

TOKYO

105,

JAPAN

23994340

WELCOME

THE

BRIGHT

NEW

WORLD

TOSHIBA

COLOUR

Your

new,

precision-built

Toshiba

Colour

Television

receiver

has

been

designed

and

engineered

the

world’s

largest

maker

IC's,

transistors

and

diodes

give

you

the

most

dependable,

most

natural

colour

television

reception

possible

today.

IMPORTANT

This

handbook

explains

the

locations

and

the

operating

procedures

ail

controls

your

Toshiba

Models

219X6M/289X6M

Solid

State

Colour

Receivers.

enjoy

your

set

the

full

from

the

very

beginning,

read

this

handbook

carefully

and

keep

handy

for

ready

reference.

This

set

allows

you

receive

systems,

namely,

PAL

B/G,

SECAM

B/G,

PAL

D/K,

SECAM

D/K,

PAL

NTSC

Standard

(US

JAPAN

M),

NTSC

3.58/5.5

(VTR

Play

Back),

NTSC

4.43/5.5

(VTR

Play

Back),

PAL

50/60

(VIDEO

DISK

Play

Back),

SECAM

50/60

(VIDEO

DISK

Play

Back)

and

NTSC

50/60

(VIDEO

DISK

Play

Back).

INSTALLATION

LOCATE

the

receiver

the

room

where

direct

light

does

not

strike

the

screen.

Total

darkness

reflection

the

picture

screen

can

cause

eyestrain.

Soft

and

indirect

lighting

recommended

for

comfortable

viewing.

ALLOW

enough

space

between

the

receiver

and

the'wall

permit

proper

ventilation.

AVOID

excessive

warm

locations

prevent

possible

damage

the

cabinet

component

failure.

CONNECTION:

This

receiver

can

connected

110

245

volts,

50/60

due

employment

A.V.R.

(Automatic

Voltage

Regulator).

NEVER

connect

supply

any

other

power.

POWER

CONSUMPTION

219X6M

100

watts

and

289X6M

152

watts

220

volts/50

Hz.

Automatic

Degaussing:

All

colour

television

receivers

are

sensitive

magnetic

influences,

usually

caused

either

moving

the

receiver

from

one

place

another

using

certain

electrical

appliances

near

the

receiver.

This

residual

magnet-

ism

it is

called,

sometimes

causes

distortion

which

gives

rise

‘blotchy’

areas

colour

the

picture.

avoid

these

effects

the

receiver

incorporates

automatic

degaussing

circuit

which

operates

for

short

while

immediately

each

time

the

receiver

switched

using

the

mains

switch.

This

circuit

removes

any

residual

magnetism

the

metal

parts

the

picture

tube

and

therefore

ensures

that

each

time

the

receiver

switched

“ON”

using

the

Mains

switch,

the

purity

the

colours

displayed

the

screen

remain

true

and

lifelike.

the

set

moved

faced

different

direction,

the

mains

switch

must

switched

off

least

ONE

hour

order

that

the

automatic

degaussing

circuit

operates

properly.

CAUTION:

Never

tamper

with

any

components

inside

your

set,

any

other

adjustment

controls

not

mentioned

this

manual.

All

television

receivers

are

high

voitage

instruments.

Your

PICTURE

TUBE

highly

evacuated.

broken,

glass

fragments

will

violently

expelled.

Scratching,

chipping

undue

pressure

dangerous

and

should

avoided.

When

you

clean

dust

stick

water

drop

the

PICTURE

TUBE

FACE

CABINET,

the

power

cord

should

pulled

out

from

the

plug

receptacle,

then

wipe

the

receiver

with

dried

soft

cloth.

All

‘‘inside

work”

your

receiver

should

performed

only

the

Service

Personnel.

AERIAL

CONNECTION

Indoor

aerial

Take

out

the

antenna

holder

which

packed

together

with

the

receiver

and

attach

the

cabinet

inserting

the

four

clicks

into

the

holes

the

rear

panel

shown

figure.

Push

the

telescopic

aerial

(supplied)

into

the

holder

shown

figure

Attach

the

leads

telescopic

dipole

aerial

the

aerial

terminal

socket

through

the

7502—300Q

adaptor

shown

figure

Pull

out

the

rods

and

spread

them.

Adjust

their

length,

angle

and

direction

for

best

reception.

Outdoor

aerial

difficult

get

good

reception

with

the

indoor

aerial,

....

you

may

located

concrete

building,

mountainous

area

surrounded

many

tall

buildings...

use

the

outdoor

aerial

for

better

results.

Optimum

colour

reception

requires

good

outdoor

aerial.

you

intend

use

previously

installed

outdoor

aerial,

check

the

aerial

and

its

leads

for

the

effects

weathering.

Your

Toshiba

dealer

service

personnel

can

advise

you

the

best

aerial

use

your

area.

When

using

outdoor

aerial,

disconnect

the

leads

the

indoor

aerial

from

the

aerial

terminal

socket.

case

using

the

coaxial

cable

(752)

for

UHF/VHF

aerial,

connect

the

plug

(refer

figure

into

the

75Q

socket

shown

figure

case

using

the

twin-lead

type

feader

(300Q)

for

UHF/VHF

aerial,

trim

the

lead

shown

figure

and

connect

the

lead

the

terminals

the

adaptor.

Then

connect

the

adaptor

the

75Q

socket

shown

figure

752-3002

Indoor

Aerial

adaptor

vad

Aerial

cable

LE)

Co-axial

cable

(752)

Fig.

COLOUR

SYSTEM

SELECTION

SWITCH

OPERATION

This

receiver

can

receive

systems.

AUTO

ete

All

signals

systems

can

received.

RECEIVING

CH.

POSITION

PALS

hewcedtas

PAL

signal

can

received.

SYSTEM

NO.

@SECAM

..........

SECAM

signal

can

received.

@443NTSC

..........

Signal

from

VTR

4.43

NTSC

can

received.

@358NTSC

..........

3.58

NTSC

signal

can

received.

U.S.CHANNEL,

JAPAN

CHANNEL

(PHILIPPINES,

KOREA)

Note:

Colour

system

indication

displayed

green

when

the

switched

automatic

mode

and

cyanic

when

switched

manual

mode.

oee

PAL

—

SECAM

—

443NTSC

SYSTEM

SWITCH-————>

aes

AUTO

«+—

358NTSC

LOCATION

CONTROLS

FRONT

VIEW

CHANNEL

POSITION

INDICATION

29]

COLOUR

SYSTEM

INDICATION

ANALOGUE

INDICATION

(UP/DOWN—15

STEPS)

000

coLOouR

)

BASS

CONTRAST

TREBLE

BRIGHT

BALANCE

VOLUME

TINT

MAINS ON/OFF

SWITCH

(1)

INFRA-RED

Receiving

Window

POWER

INDICATOR

(RED)

MSSS

INDICATOR

(ORANGE)

AUTO

INDICATOR

(GREEN)

OFF-TIMER

INDICATOR

(RED)

Front

cover

(m@

Push)

LEVEL

MEMORY

TUNING

MODE

SWITCH

Gee)

(

LEVEL

CONTROL

(

V-SEARCH

Eee]

/MANUAL

FINE

TUNING

(

)

LEVEL

CONTROL

(

U-SEARCH

Fee}

/MANUAL

FINE

TUNING

(

)

AUTO

—

PRESET

TV/VIDEO

©)

VOLUME

DOWN

(7)

VOLUME

2-1]

(

CHANNEL

DOWN

@a)(

)

CHANNEL

(cH)

(

)

SOUND-CONTROL

$3.4

PICTURE-CONTROL

OX}

@N4

RESET

-O-

SYSTEM

SWITCH

MSSS

SWITCH

G®

HEADPHONE

SOCKET

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Dyoloyo

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W—&

GBLI>V—U

AUTO

PRESET

bov—A

SPEAKER

SELECT

SWITCH

EXT.

SPEAKER

TERMINALS

AERIAL

TERMINAL

AUDIO/VIDEO

INPUT

/OUTPUT

HORIZONTAL

PICTURE

POSITION

[

OPERATING

THE

TELEVISION

RECEIVER

SWITCH

THE

RECEIVER

Push

the

POWER

switch.

POWER

indicator

will

illuminated.

Note:

the

power

stays

standby

mode,

push

the

buttons.

ADJUST

VOLUME

)

Keep

pressing

the

VOLUME

button

for

increase

volume.

Keep

pressing

the

VOLUME

DOWN

button

for

decrease

volume,

Release

the

button

your

desired

volume

level.

CHANNEL

SELECTION

AND

TUNING

You

can

select

your.

favourite

program

the

channel

selection

keys

the

remote

control

hand

unit

“CHANNEL

UP/

DOWN"

keys

the

front

the

receiver.

enjoy

the

program

which

not

preset,

set

the

channel

following

procedure.

(1)

CHANNEL

PRESET

PROCEDURE

Select

the

position

preset

the

Channel

Position

Button

)

the

set

the

remote

control

hand

unit

the

Direct

Position

Selector

the

remote

control

hand

unit.

select

position

from

29,

press

either

the

‘'1—’’

‘’2—"

button

first,

and

then

press

one

the

buttons

from

“0”

9",

For

example:

16th.

position;

Press

the

“"1—"’

and

“6”

buttons.

29th.

position;

Press

the

‘’2—"'

and

‘’9’’

buttons.

(2)

Push

the

tuning

mode

switch,

(

[ee]

(*))

Push

the

key.

When

television

signal

caught,

operation

stops

and

the

channel

memorized

automatically.

During

operation,

‘’

>>>

indicated

under

the

position

indication.

When

gets

the

END

VHF

UHF,

the

display

“

>>>

“

will

flash.

oooen

(3)

MFT

(Manual

Fine

Tuning)

Push

off

the

tuning

mode

switch.

(e->(#))

Tune

the

fine

picture

MFT

button.

AUTO

PRESET

pressing

the

AUTO

PRESET

button,

channel

position

number

and

indication

‘’

>>>

are

displayed

the

top

right-

hand

side

the

screen,

and

then

“SEARCH”

operation

starts.

Once

started,

“SEARCH”

selects

signals

presenting

broadoast

sequence

from

!ower

channel

higher

channel

and

the

receiver

set

memorises

automatically

these

selected

channels

storing

them

one

into

the

position

one

and

the

sub-

sequent

positions.

With

completion

the

operation,

indication

““

>>>

disappears.

Now

“SEARCH”

returns

the

position

one

and

the

channel

selected

the

position

one

can

received.

MSSS

(Multi

Spacial

Sound

System)

Button

(

G®

)

Push

the

MSSS

button

and

the

MSSS

indicator

will

illuminated.

Now

you

can

enjoy

enhanced

dimension

the

sound.

Push

off

the

MSSS

button,

and

the

sound

returns

the

original

state.

TV/VIDEO

SWITCH

(

)

When

you

enjoy

the

program

from

the

video

equipment,

such

VCR,

press

this

button

and

“VIDEO”

indication

comes

out

illustrated

below.

The

picture

changes

shown

the

following

figures.

Watching

channel

first

Channel

number

displayed

VIDEO

symbol

displayed

©:

Picture

EXT.

VIDEO

input.

Press

TV/VIDEO

SW.

Press

TV/VIDEO

SW.

again

CONTROL

ADJUSTMENTS

CONTROL

KEYS

(Local

Control

Keys)

(Remote

Control

Keys)

(ADJUSTMENT)

(LEVEL)

FUNCTION

SELECT

(1)

LOCAL

KEYS

The

PICTURE-CONTROL

(A)

SOUND-CONTROL

(B)

Button

decides

function

adjusted

among

CONTRAST,

BRIGHT,

COLOUR,

TINT,

BASS,

TREBLE

and

BALANCE

the

order

shown

below.

PICTURE

CONTROL

Button

(CONTRAST)

(COLOUR)

Press

(BASS)

(BALANCE)

(2)

REMOTE

CONTROL

KEYS

Each

function

selected

directly.

ADJUSTMENT

The

level

contro!

keys

(

Aor

)

are

common

the

functions.

These

keys

work

only

while

the

selected

function

displayed.

(for

sec.)

Above

display

will

disappear

additional

pressing

CONTROL

LEVEL

(

A&/

)

key

done

within

seconds.

The

last

adjusted

value

will

stored

into

memory

when

LEVEL

(

)

key

released.

The

RESET

(

)

key

resets

the

value

corresponding

picture

control

functions,

sucha

CONTRAST,

BRIGHT,

COLOUR

and

TINT

the

value

which

previously

programmed

customers.

order

program

the

reset

value,

press

the

MEMORY

(D>)

key

after

adjusting

each

function.

Adjustment

steps

and

indication

Each

function

can

adjusted

with

steps

and

it’s

approx.

adjusted

value

displayed

with

steps.

UQUQUUURUOUUUOU

Red

segment

FUNCTION

CONTRAST

(PD

coLour

O00

}

TINT

Mies

PICTURE-

CONTROL

Button

SOUND-

CONTROL

TREBLE

Button

BALANCE

USE

HEADPHONE

For

private

listening,

connect

headphone

(optional)

the

HEADPHONE

jack.

The

sound

from

the

speakers

will

cut

off

automatically.

V—uwU

AUTO

PRESET

@einev—A

HEADPHONE

~<——s

3.5mm

stereo

mini-type

the

plug

your

headphone

stereo

(6.3mm)

phone-type

plug,

use

optional

plug

adaptor.

earphone

can

also

connected

listen

the

monaural

(left

channel)

sound.

REMOTE

CONTROL

HAND

UNIT

ON/DIRECT

POSITION

(11

1—and

(23

2—and

TOSHIBA

STAND

(ON/OFF)

MUTE

TIMER

30/60/90/120

MINUTES

VOLUME

(UP/DOWN)

CH.

POSITION

(UP/DWON)

TINT

LEVEL

(UP/DOWN)

COLOUR

Before

operating

INSTALLING

THE

BATTERIES

Remove

the

battery

cover.

Insert

the

“AA”

(pencil

size)

1.5V

batteries

making

sure

the

polarity

—)

the

batteries

matches

the

polarity

marks

inside

the

unit.

the

battery

cover.

TIPS

FOR

REMOTE

OPERATION

intermittent

remote

contro!

operation

occurs,

replace

the

batteries

according

“INSTALLING

THE

BATTERIES.”

The

battery

life

should

about

year

under

normal

use.

When

the

Remote

Control

Hand

Unit

not

used

for

long

period

time

when

the

batteries

are

worn

out,

take

out

the

batteries

prevent

liquid

leak.

@Do

not

throw

the

batteries

into

fire.

Dispose

used

batteries

the

specified

places.

Take

care

not

drop,

dampen,

disassemble

the

Remote

Control

Hand

Unit.

Press

and

slide

open.

Effective

Range

REMOTE

OPERATION

Before

using

the

Remote

Control

Hand

Unit,

push

the

power

switch

the

receiver

turn

the

set

on.

10.

11.

Note:

cancel

the

timer

operation,

press

TIMER

button

@®

Press

RESET

button.

STAND-BY

“ON/OFF”

Button

(

)

switch

on,

push

the

button.

switch

off,

push

the

button

again.

ON/DIRECT

POSITION

Selctor

switch

the

set

“ON”,

press

any

the

position

buttons,

and

the

program

that

position

comes.out.

VOLUME

DOWN

Button

(

)

Continuous

press

increases

Volume

gradually.

{=]

Continuous

press

decreases

Volume

gradually.

Release

the

button

your

desired

volume.

BRIGHTNESS

Button

(

)

Press

the

BRIGHTNESS

button.

Continuous

press

increases

Brightness

gradually.

[=]

Continuous

press

decreases

Brightness

gradually.

COLOUR

Button

(

)

Press

the

COLOUR

button.

Continuous

press

increases

Colour

gradually.

[=]

Continuous

press

decreases

Colour

gradually.

CONTRAST

Button

(

)

Press

the

CONTRAST

()

button.

Continuous

press

increases

Contrast

gradually.

[=]

Continuous

press

decreases

Contrast

gradually.

TINT

Button

(Ki)

Press

the

TINT

button.

Continuous

press

increases

Tint

gradually.

[=]

Continuous

press

decreases

Tint

gradually.

CALL

Button

The

selected

CHANNEL

NUMBER

indicated

the

screen

when

the

“CALL”

button

pressed.

The

indication

disappears

the

second

press.

RESET

Button

(+f)

pushing

the

RESET

button,

the

levels

the

colour,

the

brightness

and

contrast

return

the

original

levels.

MUTE

Button

(

)

Pushing

the

button

stops

the

sound

temporarily.

Pushing

the

button

again

returns

the

sound

the

volume

which

was

set

immediately

before

the

muting.

Use

when

the

telephone

rings.

OFF-TIMER

(

)

OFF-TIMER

function

incorporated

new

control

system.

Four

kinds

setting

time,

such

30, 60,

and

120

min.,

are

available

and

its

remaining

time

before

turning

off

set

can

displayed

the

screen.

OFF-TIMER

only

operated

with

Remote

Control

Hand

Unit.

For

example,

you

wish

switch

the

set

off

after

minutes:

Press

TIMER

Button.

The

TIMER

mode

displayed

the

screen.

Press

“’

Ors

Button.

30”

will

appear

the

screen

and

F-TIMER

INDICATOR

lights

up.

Press

TIMER

Button

again.

The

display

TIMER

mode

will

disappear.

When

you

want

know

the

remaining

time

before

tuning

off

set,

press

TIMER

button.

Then

the

remaining

time

will

show

the

screen.

Timer

operation

also

canceled

turning

the

power

off.

CONNECTING

THE

EXTERNAL

EQUIPMENT

This

set

equipped

with

AUDIO/VIDEO

INPUT/OUTPUT

Terminals

and

EXTERNAL

SPEAKER

TERMINALS

for

your

desired

equipment

connected.

Lat

Lops

AUDIO/VIDEO

OUTPUT

Terminals

219X6M

....

289X6M

....

AUDIO/VIDEO

INPUT

Terminals

INT

EXT

SPEAKER

EXTERNAL

SPEAKER

SELECT

SWITCH

TERMINALS

USING

THE

AUDIO/VIDEO

INPUT/OUTPUT

TERMINALS

Connect

the

audio

and

video

output

terminals

VCR,

video

disk

player,

etc.

for

playback

video

material.

The

material

being

played

back

the

video

equipment

can

viewed

the

screen.

Note:

When

using

monaural

sound

equipment,

connect

its

cord

the

Left/Mono

jack.

Identical

sound

will

heard

from

both

left

and

right

speakers.

The

owner’s

manual

the

equipment

connected

should

also

read.

Antenna

video

sutput

video

input

our

AERIAL

;

TERMINAL

ee,

audio

input

(L)

audio

input

(R)

audio

output

(L)

audio

output

(R)

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