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Sanyo C25PG51, C25ZG51, C25ZG56 User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Colour Television
C25PG51
C25ZG51
C25ZG56
Remote Control
Video Multi Terminal (PAIJNTSC/NTSC4.43)
Blue Back Function on AV mode
Model C25ZG56 – Equipped with the Teletext Decoder.
Electric Mains............................................................................. 2
Battery installation of the Remote Control Transmitter ............. 2
Warnings and Cautions
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3
Controls / Remote Control Transmitter ..................................... 4
General Operation
Power ON/OFF, Programme Selection(Direct Selection) ... 5
Programme Selection(Programme UP and Down)............. 6
Volume Control, Recall, Alternate
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6
Sound Mute, OFF Timer, Memory, Normalization ............... 7
Picture Adjustments
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8
Tuning of the Channels
Automatic Tuning, Channel Copy......................................... 9
Semi-Auto Tuning, Manual Tuning ....................................... 10
Teletext Use (Model C25ZG56 only)
Switching to the Teletext mode, Page Selection .................. 11
To display the Index Page.....................................................l 1
Sub-Coded Page Access ......................................................12
Viewing TV while searching for a page
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HOLD, Double Letter Height
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Displaying Concealed Information, News Flash...................13
Updated Page, TIME.............................................................14
FLOF (Full Level One Feature), Non FLOF Service .............l 5
Connecting other Equipment
Connecting to the AV Input Jacks ........................................ 16
Connecting to the AV Output Jacks
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16
To record a lV broadcast while watching the playback
from a VCR............................................................................l7
AV Connection to the Aerial Socket ..................................... 17
Aerial Connection ...................................................................... 18
Specifications .....................................................................oo.o.a..19
The receiver designed to operate on an A.C. mains supply
of 220-240 Volts, 50Hz.
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❑ Remove the battery cover by sliding.
❑ Install 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: Replace the batteries when the TV set is showing the following symptoms:
Operation is unsteady or erratic, sometimes the lV 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.
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Warning
High voltages are used in the operation of this television
receiver. Do not remove the cabinet back from your set.
Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
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Warning
To prevent fire or electrical shock hazard, do not expose
the television receiver to rain or moisture.
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Do not drop or push objects into the television cabinet
slots or openings.
Never spill any kind of liquid on the television receiver.
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When the television receiver is not used for an extended period
of time, it is advisable to disconnect the AC power cord from
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Avoid exposing the television receiver to direct sunlight and
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other source of heat.
Do not stand the television receiver directly on other products
which give off heat.
E.g. video cassette players, audio
amplifiers,
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Do not block the ventilation holes in the back cover.
Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure of electrical
components.
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Do not squash power supply cord under the television receiver.
Controls
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–Stand-by and Power
Indicator
– Remote Control
Detector
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-Power ON/OFF
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Model C25ZG56
POWER ON/OFF
To switch on or off the TV;
To set the TV to standby mode;
Press the Mains ON/OFF
button ~
The power of the TV is turned on,
or off completely.
Important !
the power failure occurs while viewing.
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To turn on the TV from standby
mode;
Press
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Power ON/OFF ~
(remote control transmitter)
Programme UP/DOWN ~
(remote control transmitter)
or 1to 9,0 Key
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(remote control
transmitter)
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Be sure to set the Mains ON/OFF switch ~ to the off position, if
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This TV set incorporates the AUTO SHUT OFF function.
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Even if the TV is left on after you have gone to sleep, the TV set changes
to the standby mode within 10 minutes after all broadcasts have ended.
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[ PROGRAMME SELECTION ] (Direct Selection)
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To select a programme directly
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To select a programme 10
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Programme Selection
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Programme UP and Down)
To select a channel
Remote Control Transmitter
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Front controls of the TV
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Programme UP/DOWN@
To adjust the sound volume
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To display the on screen indications, press the RECALL/
COLOUR
SYSTEM button.
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ALTERNATE
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Off Timer
_ Programme
Position
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RECALL/
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Screen display disappears after
about 5 seconds.
Press the ALTERNATE @ key, and the programme position will
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alternately select the previous position and the present position.
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For example, now you are watching programme position
ALTERNATE
“4” but you watched programme position “2” previously. If
you press the ALTERNATE key, program me position “2
immediately appears.
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Should you wish to mute the sound (e.g. While talking on
the telephone), press the SOUND MUTE ~ key.
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OFF TIMER
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The TV set will be turned off after about 30,60,90 or 120 minutes.
Press the OFF TIMER @ key.
To switch the sound back on,
press SOUND MUTE key again.
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No off timer
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After 120 minutes
After 90 minutes
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Just one minute before switching off the TV, ” – 01”
To cancel the OFF TIMER
and channel number will be displayed on the
Press the OFF TIMER key until” – 00” appears.
After 60 minutes
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This function lets you store the settings (for colour, brightness, contrast, tint, sharpness, sound volume)in memory for
both picture and the sound, and these setting levels can be recalled by pressing the NORMALIZATION @ key of the
remote control transmitter.
To store the picture and sound settings
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(1) Set the picture and sound to the desired ieveis. -> ,% ~flND
etc.
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(2) Press the MEMORY/PRESETO @ button whiie the controi function dispiay is still visibie on the screen.
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NOTE: The controi settings wiii not be saved if the MEMORY button is pressed after the control function dispiay has
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Press the NORMALIZATION @ key.
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The colour, brightness, contrast, tint, sharpness and
NORMALIZATION
sound voiume settings which you stored using the
MEMORY button are recalled.
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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS
(1)
Select the adjustment item using the FUNCTION @key.
(2) Adjust using the LEVEL @ + and – key.
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LEVEL ~
Each time the FUNCTiON key is pressed, function choice will change as follows;
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Colour intensity
Brightness
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Display off
Contrast
Tint
(Operative for NTSC4.43
and NTSC signal oniy)
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Fine tuning
Sharpness
(Operative for TV mode oniy)
There are three ways of tuning as follows;
Automatic Tuning (the basic way)
All receivable channels are automatically tuned in and memorized in consecutive programme position.
Semi-Auto Tuning
Use to preset a receivable channel in any desired programme position, e.g. the position with the same number as the
channel.
Manuai Tuning
Manually tune a channel if it cannot be automatically tuned, such as when the signal is poor.
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Automatic Tuning
(1) Press the MEMORY/PRESET button @.
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(2) Press the LEVEL(+) ~ button.
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The channels are preset in consecutive positions begining from
the programme position”1”.
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After all available channels have been preset, the unit returns to
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the position “1”.
Note: To cancei automatic tuning midway, press the MEMORY/
PRESET @ or Power ON/OFF ~ button.
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Exampie: To copy the TV channei in the programme position 2 into the programme position 6
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(5) Press the MEMORY/PRESET button @.
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Example: To preset a channel in programme position 6
Semi-Auto Tuning
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(3) Press the LEVEL(+) or(–) Q button.
(5) Press and hold the LEVEL(+) or(–) @ button
until the desired station appears.
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When a station is found,
searching stops automatically.
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(7) Press the MEMORY/PRESET button @ .
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This completes the presetting.
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Repeat steps 1 to 5 for other desired channels.
■ Sub-Coded Page Access
When a Teletext information page exceeds more than one screen of information, it may take some time for the automatic
changing of the sub- pages to reach the sub-page you require.
It is possible to enter your required sub-page and continue watching the normal programme until the correct sub-page is
found.
(1) Select a text page which has sub pages.
(2) Press the Digit button.
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TEXT PAGE
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To enter the sub
page “1O“, you must
press the O,0, 1, and
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(6) Press the TV/TEXT/MIX button to display the received SUb-Pa9e.
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To clear the sub-coded page, enter a new page number.
it is not possible to select another television station during a
sub - page access operation.
■ Viewing TV whiie searching for a page
in some cases it can take some time to look for a page. in the interval you can view the TV by pressing the Digit and
CANCEL button.
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When the page arrives,
the page number will
appear on the normal TV
picture.
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TEXT
PAGE
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When a text page has sub- pages, you can prevent the sub
page being automatically changed by pressing the HOLD
button. Press the HOLD button again to resume page change
or enter a new page number.
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HOLD
TEXT PAGE
HOLD
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Either the top or bottom half of the
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display can be expanded by pressing
the SIZE button.
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Upper half of
Lower half of
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screen
the screen
■ Displayingconcealed information
Some of the text pages are in the form of a quiz or puzzle.
The answer to these can be revealed by pressing the Digit and REVEAL button.
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■ News flash
(1) In the text mode, select (2) Press the Digit button.
(3) Press the CANCEL (4) As soon as news comes
a newsflash page.
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NEWS FLASH
599 501 510 600
(TEXT mode)
NEWS FLASH
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(TEXT mode)
Note : It is not possible to select another TV station
during a NEWS FLASH. You should first switch
back to TV reception by pressing the
TV/TEXT/MIX button.
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SPORT NEWS
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(TEXT mode)
button.
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informed about the other events;
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Updated Page
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(TEXT mode)
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button.
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(TEXT mode)
Note:lt is not possible to select another lV station
during an UP - DATE. You should first switch
back to TV reception by pressing the TV/
TEXT/MIX button.
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(2) Press the CANCEL
updated, the page number
button.
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(Normal TV picture)
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If the time is required while a programme is being viewed, press
the TIME/SUB ~~ button.
Providing that the channel being viewed is also transmitting
teletext, the time will appear at the top righthand of the screen
for five
seconds.
The digits displayed represent
hours/minutes/seconds.
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(4) Press the lV/TEXT/MIX
button.
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Updated Page
399 101 310 400
(TEXT mode)
TIME/SUB
(Normal lV picture)
9 FLOF (FLOF: Full-level -one feature)
When a broadcasting station provides FLOF service, you can access the text pages you desire quickly and easily.
In the FLOF mode, four Fastext topics are displayed at the bottom of the screen. These can be selected by pressing the
corresponding coloured button(Red, Green, Yellow, Cyan) on the remote control transmitter.
For example, -when the Red bu~on is pressed, the topic written in red is selected.
To get back to the initial index page, press the INDEX button.
(FLOF mode)
TEXT INDEX
News Travel TV Weather
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e.g. To select the NEWS
News Sporl
City
Travel
page, press the RED key.
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■ Non FLOF Service
When the station does not have FLOF service, the INDEX page(Pl 00) is automatically displayed.
At the bottom of the screen, the four page numbers 199,101,110,200 are also displayed. Then, when you select a
random page number out of the displayed four pages by pressing a colour button, the text of that page is displayed.
Of course at any time you can select new pages by inputting new numbers.
(Non FLOF mode)
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TEXT INDEX
Red Green
Yellow
Cyan
e.g. To select pagel 01,
press the GREEN key.
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displayed.
displayed.
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displayed.
If your aerial signal is poor, the teletext reception maybe poor.
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page)
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Page 200 is
displayed.
Connecting to the AV Input Jacks
Connect the video and audio outputs of a VCR, video disc player, etc.
to the input jacks of this TV set. Tapes and discs can be played back.
AVTerminal(Rearof the set)
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to the Video Output
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To watch the video Input picture
(1) Press the TV/AV Selector@.
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(2) Set the VCR to playback mode.
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Selector
VCR for piayback
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if necessary, select the colour system to match the appropriate
AV equipment.
Each time the COLOUR SYSTEM ~ or @ button is pressed,
colour system changes as follows;
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Coiour system setting for AV mode is automatically
stored in the memory.
To return to the TV mode;
Press the TV/AV Selector again.
Note: Pressing either of the Programme UP/DOWN buttons on the remote control or the TV will return the TV
to TV mode.
You can select a TV programme while watching a playback from a VCR
For example:
● TO select the programme position “$T while watching a playback from external VCR, press”9 button of the remote
control. The TV set return to the TV mode and programme “9” will be selected.
● TO select the program me position “26”, press ”--
/-” button, “2” then “6” button. The TV set return to the TV mode
and programme “26” will be seiected.
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Connecting to the AV Output Jacks
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Recording TV broadcasts
to the Video input
VCR for recording
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to the Audio input
The AV output terminal provides audio and video output for TV broadcasts being received. They are used to
record TV broadcasts.
Recording TV broadcasts
to the Audio Intput
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to the Audio Output
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VCR for piayback
Exampie: To record a TV broadcast of the programme position “ 7 “ whiie
watching the piayback from a VCR,
(1) Select the programme position “7”.
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(2) Set the TV receiver to the AV mode to watch the playback from a VCR.
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(3) Set the VCR for recording to the recording mode.
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AV Connection to the Aerial Socket ~
The AV apparatus can aiso be connected to the aerial socket of your TV receiver.
Presetting to watch the video input
(1) Piay back the VCR.
(2) Tune a channei in programme position O(See Semi-auto tuning & Manuai tuning on page 11).
Watching the video input
Select programme position O.
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Aerial socket
For further detaiis concerning this connection and adjustment, refer to the operating instructions for the
AV equipment.
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Connect the cable with a plug from a
UHF (or VHF) aerial to the aerial socket
on the cabinet back.
For all aerial circuit problems please consult your local dealer.
Power Source
Receiving System
AC 220-240 Volts, 50Hz.
PAL- B/G
(AV Input PAUNTSC/NTSC4.43)
Channel Coverage Model C25PG51
VHF: O-5, 5A, 6-11
UHF: 28-69
Model C25ZG51, C25ZG56
VHF: l-11
UHF: 21-69
Aeriai input impedance 75 Q
Speakers
5cm x 9cm X 2 speakers
Audio Output
(hhlSiC)
5.0 w
Ext. Terminais AV inputs:
Video input(Phono jack) x 1 (1.OVp-p, impedance 75 S2)
Audio input(Phono jack) x 1 (436mVrms, impedance more than 40K S2)
AV Outputs:
Video output(Phono jack) x 1 (1.OVp-p, impedance 75 S2)
Audio output(Phono jack) x 1 (436mVrms, impedance iess than 600 S2)
Headphone jack(Mini jack) x 1
Dimensions
588(W) x 531(H) x 455(D)mm
Weight
approx. 26.3Kg
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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