OPERATING GUIDE
&
WARRANTY
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WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT
REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE. REFER TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PER-
SONNEL.
The lightningflash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilat-
eral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage" withinthe product'senclo-
sure that may be of sufficientmagnitude to constitute a risk
of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is in-
tended to alert the user tothe presence of important operat-
ing and maintenance (servicing) instructionsin the literature
accompanying the appliance.
Safety Tips
Refer to the"Safety Tips" bookletthat
came with your product for important
safety considerations.
Note to Cable-TV
System Installer
This reminder is provided to call the
cable-TV system installer's attention to
Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides
guidelines for proper grounding and, in
particular, specifies that the cable ground
shall be connected to the grounding sys-
tem of the building_ as close to the point
of the cable entry as practical.
Power-Cord Polarization
This product is equipped with a polar-
ized alternating-current line plug (a plug
having one blade wider than the other.)
This plug will fit into the power outlet
only one way. This is a safety feature.
If you are unable to insert the plug fully
into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If
the plug should still fail to fit, contact
your electrician to replace your obsolete
outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose
of the polarized plug.
CAUTION
To prevent electric shock, match wide
blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert.
ATTENTION
Pour dviter les chocs _lectriques, intro-
duire la lame la plus large de la fiche
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et pousser jusqu'au fond.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INSTALLATION
CONSIDERATIONS ............ ii
WELCOME ................ iii
BEFORE YOU OPERATE
YOUR TV .................. 1
CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR TV ..... 2
How to Install Indoor Dipole
"Rabbit Ears" Antenna .......... 2
Outdoor Antenna Connections ....... 3
Cable-TV Connections ........... 4
REMOTE CONTROL ............ 5
Batter)' Installation ............. 5
Using RemoteControl ........... 5
LOCATIONAND DESCRIPTION
OF CONTROLS ............... 6
Locationof Controls onTV ........ 6
Locationof Controls onRemote...... 7
Descriptionof Controls .......... 7
BASIC"IV OPERATIONS ......... 8
ToTurnTheTVOn ............ 8
ToSelect ChannelsBy Using
The Numbered Buttons .......... 9
To Select ChannelsBy
Using Channel Up/Down ......... 9
To Adjust Volume ............. 9
To Mute Sound .............. 10
To RecallChannel!Time ......... 10
CLOCKAND TIMEROPERATIONS.. 10
To Set TheClock ............ 10
ToUse theSleep Timer......... 1I
ToSet OnTime and OffTime ..... 1!
USINGCLOSEDCAPTIONS
AND TEXT ................ 12
Introduction............... 12
ToUse C.ModeorT.Mode ...... 12
ToUse CaptionOn/Off ......... 12
SETI'ING TV/CATVBAND ....... 13
Purpose :. ............... 13
ToUse TV/CATV ........... 13
USINGCHANNEL SEARCH/SKIP . . . !4
ToSearch forChannelsand SaveinMem-
ory .................... 14
To Skip forFavoriteChannel Scanning 14
ADJUSTING FORTHE
BEST PICTURE ............. 15
MAINTENANCE AND
TROUBLESHOOTING .......... 16
PRODUCT REGISTRATION
CARD ................... 18
AVISO PARA NUESTROS
CLIENTES DE HABLA
HISPANA ................. 19
YOUR ZENITH
WARRANTY ....... Inside Back Cover
HOg' TO USE YOUR OPERATLNGGUIDE
THIS OPERATING GUIDE DESCRIBES A FAMILY OF TV MODELS. SOME MODELS HAVE
FEATURES THAT ARE NOT PROVIDED ON OTHER MODELS, SUCH AS AN EARPHONE JACK.
DIFFERENT CONTROL PANELS AND REMOTE CONTROLS MAY BE USED FROM MODEL-
TO-MODEL. SOME MODELS DO NOT INCLUDE A REMOTE CONTROL. REFER TO THE
APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THIS OPERATING GUIDE FOR THE FEATURES AND ITEMS
PROVIDED WITH YOUR TV.
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INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
Before you install your "IN...
Location -- Placeyour"INwheresun-
lightor bright lightwill notfallon the
screen andaffect picture visibility.Watch
froma comfortableviewingdistance.
A entilation -- Proper ventila-
tion keeps your TV running
cool. Air circulates through
perforations or slots in the
back and bottom of the cabinet. Do not
block these vents oryou will shorten the
life of your TV.
Power Source -- Your TV is
A esigned to operate on nor-
mal household current. 120
volt 60 Hertz AC. Do not at-
tempt to operate it on DC current.
A ower Cord _ Your power
cord has a polarized plug as
required by Underwriters
Laboratories. It has one regu-
lar blade and one wide blade and fits only
one way into a standard electrical outlet.
If the blades will not enter eitherway,
your outlet is very old and non-standard.
A new outlet should be installed by a
qualified electrician.
Safe Operation -- Your TV
A smanufactured andtested
with your safety in mind.
However, unusual stress
caused by dropping ormishandling, expo-
sure to flood, fire, rain or moisture, or ac-
cidental spilling of liquids into the TV can
result in potential electric shock or fire
hazards. If this happens, have your "IN
checked by a qualified service technician
before using it again. Please read and ob-
serve each safety point in the "Safety
Tips" folder when installing and using
your TV.
FIXED PATTERN DISPLAY
CAUTION:
If you use your TV for video games or
other fixed displays, avoid setting the
BRIGHTNESS control for an excessively
bright picture. A bright, fixed pattern, if
used for long periods of time, can result in
permanent imprint on the TV picture tube.
You can reduce this possibility by alternat-
ing the use of the fixed pattern display
with normal "IVviewing, by turning
down the BRIGHTNESS control for sus-
tained fixed pattern use, and by turning
offthe fixed pattern display when not in
use.
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WELCOME
Thisguideprovidesinstructionsonhowtoop-
erateyournewTV. Itis supplementedbya
• foldercontainingSafetyTips.We urgeyouto
readthesepublicationscarefullyso thatyou
will receivefullenjoymentfromyournew
ZenithTV for many yearstocome.
YournewZenithTV hasbeendesignedand
builttogiveyou the verybestinquality,fea-
tur.esand performance.Therearemany re-
gionalZenithdistributorsand thousandsof
distributor-approvedZenith service centers
throughout the U.S., CanadaandMexicowho
attendpromptly andeffectively to ordinary
serviceneeds.
If you should have an unusualperformanceor
serviceproblemthat cannot be satisfactorilyre-
soh'ed by your distributor-approvedZenith
service center, contact the regional Zenith dis-
_'ibutor in your area, or write orcall:
Zenith Electronics Corporation
CustomerServiceDepartment
1900N. AustinAvenue
Chicago,Illinois60639-5079
Telephone:(312) 745-5152
Mon-Fri,8.'00a.m.- 4:30pzn.CentralTime
Sendthe modelnumber,serialnumber,and
dateof purchaseororiginalinstallation, with a
fullexplanationofthe problemandthe service
history.We will welcometheopportunityto
lookintoyourspecific questionorproblem
and tobe ofassistance inresolvingitpromptly.
The model and serial numbers of your new
"IV are located on the back of the "IV cabinet.
For your future convenience and protection,
we suggest thatyou record these numbers here:
Model No.
Serial No.
LOOK FOR THE PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD
YOU COULD WIN A FULL REFUND ON THE PRODUCT PURCHASED
Each month a drawing is held by Zenith from the
completed Product Registration Cards received
during the preceding month. Zenith will reimburse
the winner for the full purchase price of the
product purchased.
Inordertoparticipate,simplycompleteandreturn
the ProductRegistrationCardatonce, even if you
choosenotto completethe informationand
interestsportionof thequestionnaire
If the original Product Registration Card is
missing, use the replacement card provided at the
back of this operating guide.
The Product Registration Card furnished with your
video product is pre-printed with its Model and
Serial numbers. Please fill out the card and mail it
at your earliest convenience, it is imperative that
Zenithknow how to reachyou promptlyifwe
discoverasafetyproblemthatwouldaffectyou.
The oddsofwinningthefreedrawingdescribed
above,dependon thenumberofparticipants.Free
drawingofferisvoidinCanadaandotherplaces
whererestrictedorprohibitedby law.Offerisvoid
forHotel/Moteland Institutionalmodels.Rental
modelsarenoteligible.
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BEFORE YOU OPERATE YOUR TV
BeforeoperatingyourTV, you mustfollow thesteps below.See thefollowingpages
fora briefdescriptionofyour"IV.
1. CONNECT THE ANTENNA OR 4.
CABLE
Connect the UHF/VHF antenna (or
Cable-'/'V line) to your "IV. See
"Connections For Your TV" for
details.
Antenna
OR [| Flat Wlre AcloDtor
| 300 Ohm
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To antenna Input
on back of TV
2. CONNECT THE POWER
Plug your TV into a wall outlet that
has unswitched AC power. Do not
use an outlet operated by a switch. If
the power to your TV is interrupted,
you may have to reset memory fea-
tures such as the current time, and
your favorite channel selections.
NOTE: Do not plug the TV into the
switched AC outlets on VCRs or
Cable Decoders. When you turn the
VCR or Decoder off, the "IV will
also turn off.
3. TURN TV ON
Turn the TV on by pressing the
ON/OFF button.
SELECT TUNING BAND
Use the TV/CATV featureto select
the tuning band for the TV. See "'Set-
ring TV/CATV Band" for details.
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5. FIND AVAILABLE CHANNELS
Use the channel SEARCH featureto
fred all available channels for your
TV. You can store those channels in
memory creating a Favorite Channel
sequence. See "Using Channel
Search/Ship" fordetails.
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6. SET THE CLOCK
(Remote Controlled Models Only)
Set the clock in the TV to the current
time. See "Clock and Timer Opera-
tions" for details.
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7. USE OTHER OPTIONS
You may want to consider using the
following options: Activate closed
captions or text mode of operation.
See "Using Closed Captions and
Text" for details. Making picture ad-
justments to suit your individual
needs. See "Adjusting for the Best
Picture" for details.
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Channel Number Display
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Captions may be
shown anywhere
on the screen as
provided by the
TV station.
Typical Captions Display
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CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR TV
How to Install Indoor Dipole "Rabbit Ears" Antenna
Procedure Getting the Best Picture
1. Mount the antenna _] on the "IN,by
pushing it into the socket [-_ on the
back of the set.
2. Loosen the screw terminals _'] on
the antenna adaptor [_].
3. Insertthe wires from the antenna un-
der the screw terminals on the an-
tenna adaptor [_] and tighten.
4. Push the antenna adaptor[] onto
the socket on the back of the TV
[_], being careful not to bend the
center pin in the antenna adaptor.
You will obtain the best picture by turn-
ing the antenna, changing the angle be-
tween the elements, or changing their
length by pushing orpulling the elements
in or out, or any combination of these.
Usually, Vlff stations (channels 2
through 13) will be received better when
the elements are extended. Also, UHF sta-
tions (channels above 13) will be received
better when the elements are shortened.
Removing Antenna
Turn antenna about 90 degrees relative to
the TV, and pull upwards.
Antenna Connector
on back of TV
300/75-ohm
Antenna Adaptor
is supplied with
your TV
Socket on "IV
"Rabbit Ears" Installation
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CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR TV
Outdoor Antenna Connections
Your "IVhas a connector thataccepts 75-
ohm coaxial (round) cable. Ifyour system
" uses 300-ohm twinlead (fiat) cable, you
will need to use a 300/?5-ohm matching
transformer. Follow the hook-up below
thatbest fits your needs.
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Flot Wire
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ANTENNA
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VHF/UHF
300175 ohm
Adapto_
Antenna Direct to TV
Antenna
Video
Channel 3/4
ANTENNA
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VHF/UHF
VCR
Antenna Through VCR toTV
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CONNECTIONS FOR YOUR TV
Cable-TV Connections
Video
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ANTENNA
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VHF/UHF
Cable Direct to TV
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REMOTE CONTROL (Some Models)
The remote control provided with ;your
"IV requires two high-quality, AAA-size
. alkaline batteries (not included) to oper-
ate. For best results, do not mix different
brands of batteries, or old and new batter-
ies.
Replace the batteries when the operating
range of the remote becomes noticeably
shorter. Dispose of the old batteries prop-
erly; never throw batteries into a fire.
Zenith is not responsible for damage to
the remote fTombattery leakage.
Battery Installation
1. Open Door 2. Insert Batteries 3. Close Door
Using Remote Control
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Your remote transmits commands via in-
frared signals to a detector on the front of
the TV. Point the remote directly at the
TV.
Press buttons on the remote as needed for
the desired operation; e.g., press POWER
to turn TV on or off.
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LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
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LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
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SC1320/SC1321X REMOTE CONTROL
(Remote is provided with some TV models.)
Description of Controls
1. Power
Turns the TV on and off.
2. TV/CATV
Selects "IV and Cable-TV tuning
bands for channel selection.
,
CHANNEL Up/Down
Changes channel to a higher or lower
channel in your selected TV/CATV
tuning band.
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VOLUME Up/Down
Changesvolume to a higher or lower
level.
Numbered Buttons (1 to 9, 0 and 100)
Allows direct entry of any channel
number in your selected TV/CATV
tuning band.
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LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
6. SKIP
Selects SKIP or SEARCH operations
for channel selection and for storage
of channels in the memory of the TV.
7. MUTE
Tums offthe sound while the picture
remains.
8. MEMORY
Stores selected channel, on/ofttimes
for timer, and clock setting in the
memory of the TV.
9. PICTURE
Selects on-screen picture adjust-
ments. Used with up/down to change
selected picture adjustment.
10. RECALL
Displays currentchannel and time, if
set.
11.
SLEEP
Activates sleep timer to turn offTV
automatically after up to 90 minutes.
12. TIME
Selects on/offtimer and clock for
time setting purposes.
13. HOUR/MIN
Sets the hour and minute for on/off
timer and clock.
14. CAPTION ON/OFF
Turnsyour currentcaption or text
mode selection on and off.
15. C. MODE
Selects one of four different closed
captions modes of operation.
16. T.MODE
Selects one of four different text
modes of operation.
17. Earphone Jack (Some Models)
Allows for private listening with op-
tional earphone. Use an earphone
having 8-ohm impedance and a3.5
mm (1/8") sub-miniature plug.
BASIC TV OPERATIONS
The following description is based on using the remote control to operate your "IV.
Similar operations may be made by using the controls on the front panel of the TV, ex-
cept for those operations which use the timer and the clock.
To Turn The TV On
Press POWER to turnthe TV on. The picture appears in a few seconds. The channel
number is shown for a few seconds. Your TV has last channel memory, so the channel
shown is the last channel you were watching when the TV was turned off.
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Channel Number Display
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ChannelNumber and Time Display
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BASIC TV OPERATIONS
To Select Channels By Using The Numbered Buttons
You can select any channel in your pre-
viously selected TV/CATV tuning band f
by direct numberentry. Simply enter a
channel number andthe TV selects that
channel automatically.
SINGLE-DIGIT CHANNELS: Press "0"
followed by the channel number for im-
mediate selection. For example, to select
channel 4, press "0" then "4". Or,press
only the channel number, andthe channel
selection will occur in about two seconds.
TWO-DIGIT CHANNELS: Press the two
numbers for the desired channel. For ex-
ample, to select channel 38, press "3"
then "8". Both numbers must be pressed
within two seconds of each other or asin-
gle-digit channel will be selected.
THREE-DIGIT CHANNELS: Press
"100" followed by the other numbers of
the desired channel. For example, press
"100", then "2" and then "3" to select
channel 123. Numbers must be pressed
within two seconds of each other.
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Display Showing Entryof "100"
To Select Channels By Using Channel Up/down
You can select any active channel in your
previously selected TV/CATV tuning
bandby scanning through those channels
using CHANNEL Up/Down.
For faster channel scanning, create favor-
ite channels by using the SEARCH op-
tion with the MEMORY feature, and then
use the SKIP option with CHANNEL
Up/Down. See "Using Channel
Search/Skip" section for details.
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To Adjust Volume Level
Press VOLUME Up/Down to increase/de-
crease the volume of your TV. Your ad-
justment is shown d_amically on the TV
by a colored bar display.
When you turn on your "IV, it automat-
ically sets the VOLUME to the level that
was used when the TV was turned off.
Channel Down
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Red block
showscurrent
volume level
adjusUnent.
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BASIC TV OPERATIONS
To Mute The Sound
Press MUTE to turnoffthe TV sound
while the picture continues to be shown.
Press MUTE again to restore the sound.
Captions will continue to be shown, if se-
lected, while the TV is muted.
VOLUME
Red block at
end of left side
indicates sound
is muted.
To Recall Channel/time Display
Press RECALL to show the number of
your currentchannel selection andthe pre-
sent time-of-day. Press RECALL again to
remove the channel/time display.
The channel/time display produced when
RECALL is pressed continues to be
shown until RECALL is pressed again.
This display does not removed itself auto-
matically after a few seconds, as done
with other displays.
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Channel Number and Time Display
CLOCK AND TIMER OPERATIONS (Remote Models)
To Set the Clock
This TV has a clock which is used to show the currenttime-of-day. The clock must be
set before you can use the on time and offtime features.
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CLOCK
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1. Press TIME repeatedly until the
CLOCK options is shown.
2. Press HOUR and MIN (Minute) sepa-
rately to set the current time-of-day.
3. Press MEMORY to save your time
setting in the memory of the TV. The
color of the CLOCK display changes
each time MEMORY is pressed.
Color of TIME display indi-
cates timer status, as follows:
red color=timer is not set.
green color=timer is saved in
memory and timer is operating.
The time is saved and the clock starts
when the clock display is shown in
green color.
NOTE: You may have to reset the
clock if power is interrupted to the
TV because of a power failure, etc.
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CLOCK AND TIMER OPERATIONS
To Use The Sleep Timer
This "IVhas a sleep timer which may be used to turn offthe TV automatically after l0
- minutes up to 90 minutes, in 10 minute intervals.
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2.
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Press SLEEP repeatedly to select the
desired turn-off.time.
You may clear (cancel) sleep timer
by using SLEEP to select 0 time.
NOTE: At anytime, you may extend
the time interval before tum-offby
selecting a longer time with SLEEP.
To Set On Time And Off Time
This TV has a built in timer which may be used to turn the TV on and offautomatically
at your preset times. For example, you may want the TV to wake you in the morning at
6:00 AM and then to turn off automatically at 6:30 AM as you leave for work. The
clock in the TV must be set before you can use the TIME options.
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ON TIME
AM 6:00
OFF TIME
AM6:30
Color of TIME display indicates timer status, as follows:
red color-=timer is not set.
green color=time is saved in memory and timer is operating.
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Press TIME repeatedly until desired
ON TIME orOFF TIME is shown.
Press HOUR and MIN (Minute) sepa-
rately to set the desired ON or OFF
time.
Press MEMORY to save your timer
setting in the memory of the TV. The
color of the TIME display changes
each time MEMORY is pressed. The
time is saved and the timer starts
when the TIME display is shown in
green color.
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NOTE: You may have to reset the
ON TIME and OFF TIME if power
is interrupted to the TV because of a
power failure, etc.
(ON TIME only) Select the channel
to be seen when the TV turns on, ad-
just the VOLUME for the desired
level, and turn offthe TV. It turns on
automatically at your preset time.
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USING CLOSED CAPTIONS AND TEXT
Introduction :
Your new TV is able to decode and dis-
play the closed captions and informa-
tional text that are broadcast with some
TV shows. Captions can be subtitles for
the hearing impaired, or lranslations into
another language. Informational text can
be the daily program schedule forthe TV
station, or special announcements.
You may select one caption mode (C.
Mode) or one text mode (T. Mode) for
viewing. There are four different captions
modes and four different text modes. Not
all of these modes are being used at the
time of this writing. You will have to ex-
periment with different channels to deter-
mine which captions and text modes are
available in your locality.
We recommend that you use either C.
Mode or T. Mode to select the desired
mode of operation. Then use CAPTION
ON/OFF to switch your selection ON and
OFF as desired.
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Captions may be
shown anywhere
on the screen as
provided by the
TV station.
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Display
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Text is shown in
a half-screen
height window.
It may be all
black when there
is no information
to be shown.
Typical Text Display
To Use C. Mode or T. Mode
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2.
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Press C. Mode or T. Mode repeatedly
to select the desired mode.
Wait two or three seconds to see if
captions or text is available before
making the next mode selections.
The modeselection display disap-
pears from the screen automatically
in about five seconds. If needed,
press C. Mode or T. Mode to re-enter
the respective option.
To Use Caption On/off
,
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Press CAPTION to turn ON or OFF
your previous C. Mode or T. Mode
selection, so you can see cap-
tions/text only when you desire.
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2. Your C. Mode orT. Mode selection
is saved in the memory of the "IV.
When the TV is turned ON, it re-
sumes operation with your previous
selection, if it was enabled.
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SETTING TVICATV BAND
Purpose
TheTV/CATV banddeterminesthechannelselectioncapabilityofthetuner in theTV.
You make yourTV/CATVbandselectiononlyonce,whenyou first installthe TV.
You may need tochangethe TV/CATV mode selectionifyouchangethe equipment
connectionstothe TV, changesignalsources(fromantenna tocable,orfrom antenna
to VCR,etc.) orrelocatethe TV to adifferentresidence.
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CurrentTV/CATV Mode Selection
TV Band: VHF 2 to 13, UHF 14 to 69
STD, HRC and IRC Bands: l to 125
To Use TV/CATV
1. Press TV/CATV repeatedly until the
desired mode is selected. See follow-
ing paragraph for additional informa-
tion.
,
Press MEMORY to save your
TV/CATV selection in the memory
of the TV. The color of the
TV/CATV display changes each time
MEMORY is pressed. The selection
is saved when the TV/CATV display
is shown in green color.
NOTE: You may have to redo your
TV/CATV selection if power is inter-
rupted to the TV because of a power
failure, etc.
Tuning Bands Available
• "IVis used for standard"over-the-air"
broadcasts and for channel 3/4 signals
from VCRs and video games.
• STD is used for most standard cable-
TV (CA'IV) systems.
• HRC is used forcable-TV systems that
use Harmonically Related Carrier.
• IRC is used for cable-TV systems that
use Incrementally Related Carrier.
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USING CHANNEL SEARCH/SKIP
To Search for Channels and Save in Memory
Channel Searchallows theTV tofmd activechannels intheselectedTV/CATV band
and save those channels inmemoryforsubsequentchannel up/downscanning.Usually
you usechannel searchonly once,whenyou fLrStinstallthe TV.Youmayneed to use
channelsearch again ifyou change your TV/CA'rVbandselection.
To Use ChannelSearch 4. PressMEMORY tosave number of
S_P _ SEARCH --_
1. Select the lowest channel in your
TV/CATV band selection. Channel 2
forTV band. Channel 1 for STD,
HRC or IRC band.
2. Press SKIP repeatedly until the
SEARCH option is selected.
3. Press CHANNEL UP to activate
search operation. Channel numbers
flash on the screen until an active
channel is found and the search stops.
.
the active channel in the memory of
the "IV.The color of the channel
number changes each time MEM-
ORY is pressed. The number is
saved when the channel number is
shown in green color. Channel num-
bers shown in red color are not saved
in memory.
Repeat steps 2-4 until you have
found all active channels in your se-
lected TV/CATV band.
NOTE: You may have to use chan-
nel search again if power is inter-
rupted to the TV because of a power
failure, etc.
To Skip for Favorite Channel Scanning
Channels saved in memory by using the channel search feature described above, may
be used with Channel Up/Down and channel skip to provide Favorite Channel Scan-
ning. The TV will select only Favorite Channels, so you can sequence rapidly through
those channels. Channel scanning allows you to preview each channel before selecting
the program you want to watch,
To Use Channel Skip
°
2.
,< SEARCH -+SKIP 1
Press SKIP repeatedly until the SKIP
option is selected.
Press CHANNEL Up!Down repeat-
edly to scan through channels pre-
viously saved in the memory of the
TV.
NOTE: You only have to select
SKIP once for Favorite Channel
Scanning. The TV remembers it is in
SKIP mode even if it is turned off
then turned on again. You may have
to select the SKIP mode again if
power is interrupted to the TV be-
cause of a power failure, etc.
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