Telefunken TTV2181 User Manual

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Congratulations for purchasing your new TV/DVD combo.

To ensure your complete understanding, please read this manual thoroughly before operation.

CONTENTS

SPECIFICATIONS1

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2

INTRODUCTION.. 4

LOCATION OF CONTROLS ... 5

INITIAL OPERATION . 8

GENERAL OPERATION.....11

DVD PLAYER OPERATION .. 19BASIC OPERATION.21

DVD MENU SETUP..25

PLAY MP3.....31

JPEG FILE DECODE PLAY.32

TROUBLE SHOOTING ..33

SPECIFICATIONS

Receiving system: RF: PAL

AV: NTSC3.58 NTSC4.43 PAL

Channel range: VHF: 1-12

UHF: 21-69

Power consumption: See the rating label

Number of stored programs: 100+

Power supply: 240V~50Hz

Sound output: 3W2

NoteAll specifications are subject to change without notice.


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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DONOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The graphic symbols on the back cover of the set mean the following:

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the

user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may

be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence

of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying

the appliance.

WARNING : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO

RAIN ORMOISTURE.

INSTALLATION

LOCATE the receiver in the room where direct light does not strike the screen. Total darkness or a reflection on the

picture screen can cause eyestrain. Soft and indirect lighting is recommended for comfortable viewing.

ALLOW enough space between the receiver and the wall to permit proper ventilation.

AVOID excessive warm locations to prevent possible damage to the cabinet or component failure.

AUTOMATIC DEGAUSSING

All colour television receivers are sensitive to magnetic influences, usually caused by either moving the receiver from

one place to another or using certain electrical appliances near the receiver. This residual magnetism as it is called,

sometimes causes distortion which gives rise to "blotchy" areas of colour in the picture. To avoid these effects the

receiver incorporates an automatic degaussing circuit which operates for a short while immediately each time the

receiver is switched on using the mains switch. This circuit removes any residual magnetism in the metal parts of the

picture tube and therefore ensures that each time the receiver is switched "ON" using the Mains switch, the purity of

the colours displayed on the screen remain true and lifelike. If the set is moved or faced in a different direction, the

mains switch must be switched off at least 10 minutes in order that the automatic degaussing circuit operates

properly.


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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Warning: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this TV set to rain or moisture.

LOCATION

Place the TV set on a flat, level surface and in a dry area free from dust and moisture. Do not place the

unit in direct sunlight, or where it would be affected by smoke, stream, vibration or heat from heat

radiating appliances. To prevent excessive internal temperature rise, place the unit so that there is at

least 15 cm of space between it and the surrounding walls.

FIRE AND SHOCK PRECAUTIONS

Adequate ventilation must be provided to prevent heat build up inside unit. Keep the inside of unitfree from foreign objects, such as hairpins, nails, paper, etc. Do not build the set into a bookcase or

other enclosures in which it would be poorly ventilated. Do not place it on carpet or a bed as low

ventilation holes could become obstructed.

Do not set liquids, including flower vases and vessels filled with chemicals or water etc., on top of

the unit as liquid could get inside the unit. If a hazardous object falls inside the TV set, unplug it

immediately and call a qualified technician for removal.

Take care when installing or moving this appliance. Ensure that the power plug is correctly

connected/reconnected into the mains supply. To avoid damage to the power cord, never allow

heavy objects such as the TV set itself to be placed on the power cord. Keep cord away from heat

radiating appliances. Do not allow cord to become knotted or tangled. Do not alter or lengthen the

cord. When removing the power plug from the socket, always hold onto the plug, never pull by the

cord.

CUSTOMER NOTICE

If a continual DISCOLOURATION or a COLOURED PATCH appears on your picture image, it may be

caused by one of the following..

External speakers placed near to the TV.

Vacuum cleaners switched ON or OFF near the TV.

Moving or rotating the position of the TV while it is turned on. The TV has been left in the STANDBY mode for some period of time, without being turned OFF

using the front panel power button.

If this happens then

1. Switch OFF the TV by using the FRONT PANEL POWER button.

2. Leave the TV switch OFF for at least 20 minutes.

Then switch ON the TV using the FRONT PANEL POWER button.


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INTRODUCTION

FEATURE

TV PART

Multi-System

Cable TV with 200 Programs Ready

AV Input/Output;

Auto Search; Auto Memory; Program Fine Adjustment

On screen display

Blue Background Without Signal

Curtain-Opening Power On

Program Preset; Program Scan; Recall

Game

Full Function Remote Control

AV Stereo

DVD PART

Full Compatibility With DVD, CD, MP3, VCD, PHOTO-CD, CD+R(W), CD-R(W);

Adjustable Screen Aspect Ratio (4:3 or 16:9);

32 Subtitles/8 Languages Supporting;

Parental Lock Control;

Program/Random/Repeat/Repeat AB/Goto Function; Build-in Dolby Digital AC-3 Surround Sound Decoder;(optional)

Multiple Viewing Angle;


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LOCATION OF CONTROLS1. Speaker

2. Indicator

3. Remote control receiving window

4. TV/DVD Button

5. Menu Button

6. Volume Button (V-)

7. Volume Button (V+)

8. Channel Button (P-)

9. Channel Button (P+)

10. DVD Open/Close Button

11. DVD Play/Pause Button

12. DVD Stop Button13. Main power switch

14. Front AV SocketOr side AV

15. 75 ohm Antenna Socket

16. AV out socket

17. Rear AV in socket

18. Audio digital Out Sockets (For DVD only)Optional

Interface description:

1 Front AVOr side AV: AV1 signal input in TV mode.

2 Rear AV interface: AV1 signal input and AV signal output in TV mode.

Note: This unit automatically switches to AV mode when plugs are connected into the front AV

sockets. Connecting plugs into the front AV sockets will override rear AV input.

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ANTENNA CONNECTION

The performance of the receiver may be better if connected to an external antenna. The type of antenna

most suitable to the receiver may depend on local condition. Please contact your local distributor for

advice if your reception is poor.

NOTE:

Disconnect the indoor antenna when using on outdoor antenna. It is advisable to use 75coaxial

cable to eliminate the interference and noise caused by radio waves. Do not bind antenna cable

and power cord together.


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REMOTE CONTROL

NOTE:

1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Insert two AAA batteries and make sure that the polarity of the batteries matches with the

polarity marked in the battery compartment respectively.

NOTE:

1. If the remote control will not be used for a long period of time or if the batteries run out,

please take out the batteries to prevent leakage.

2. Do not drop the batteries into fire.

3. Make sure you do not drop, dampen or disassemble the remote.


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GENERAL OPERATION

If the memory capacity is over 5 items , then the

current "FAV" operation has no effect.

If the memory is full and new "FAV" need to be set,

old "FAV" items shall be deleted .

Once the "FAV" is set up, press "FAV SCAN" button,

the receiver will scan the favourite channels in turn of

preset .

Press "FAV" button to

set the current channel

as 'Favorite' (Take

channel 8 for example)

If the current channel has already been set as

"FAV", then press "FAV" button to cancel the icon of

"FAV" and delete the content of "FAV" .

* FAV*

FAV

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Some receivers don't have the sound effect feature. The denotationof " " will not show on the screen.

CALENDAR

Press "CALENDAR"

button on the remote

control. Press " " or

" " to select the correct

'year', 'month' and 'day'

and press " " or " "

to adjust.

(Take September 9, 2004 for example.)

September9,2004

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SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

Press again to exit

SELECT ADJUST

This receiver is installed with a game named

"SOKOBAN". The game can be played with a channel

background or blue background .

GAME

Select the preferred level, by pressing the " " or

" " buttons. This game has 30 different levels in total.

Press " " to start .

Press " " or " " to move up & down ; press " "

or " " to move left & right .

Press "GAME" button to restart the game at current

level .

Any mistakes that occur during play can be undone

by pressing "RECALL". Only 5 undo operations are allowed .

Press any other button to exit the game .

Note: Please follow the on-screen instructions during play

GAME RULE:

All boxes shall be moved on top of the fruit

displayed. Once the last box is placed onto the last fruit,

the current level finished. Only one box is allowed to

be moved at one time; Walls and fruit cannot be moved.

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SELECT CONFIRM

Press the "GAME"

button, on the remote, for

direct access.

OSD/COLOUR TEMP./CALENDAR/FAV/GAME

OSD//COLOUR TEMP./CALENDAR/FAV/GAME


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DVD Player Operation

Continuously press the AV/DVD/TV button, enter DVD mode.

DVD Mode operation key

NUMBER

"0-9""-/--/1--/10+" are number keys for program selection.

SETUP

This key is used to set DVD internal function menu.

TITLE

When this key is pressed, the player will stop and it will go back to the title menu of the disc.


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SLOW

It enables slow display at 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 and 1/16 times normal speed.

A-B Repeat

You can repeat the playback of specific section from A to B by pressing this key to set point A and thenpressing it again to set point B.

REPEAT

By pressing this key, a chapter, title or the whole program can be repeated

FAST FORWARD (OR REVIEW)

By pressing this key, you can look for your favorite pictures by moving forward or backward at 2, 4, 8, 16

and 32 times normal speed.

PREVIOUS (OR NEXT)

During playback, you can press the corresponding keys to directly jump to the next or previous chapter or

track.

ENTER

If a function is highlighted, this key is used to execute the selected function.

ZOOM

With this function, you can view an enlarged picture and the expanded view range with ease.

LIST

Press the LIST key to enter root directory menu directly while playing a multi-directory disc.

GOTO

You can use this function to set an index point. The selected point can then be played on request.

ANGLE

When a playing disc contains multi-angle video function, it can be used to change the viewing angle.

OPEN/CLOSE

This key is used to control the entry and exit of discs. The tray enters when it is pressed, and comes out

when it is pressed again.

LANGUAGE

Pressing "LAN" key, you can switch between different languages available on the DVD disc.

STOP

Playback is interrupted when it is pressed. When the play button is pressed, palyback will continue from

the interrupted point. The continual display function is cancelled when the STOP key is pressed two

times in succession.

DISPLAY

You can press this key to control the DVD information display.


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PBC

When a VCD disc is used, PBC ON indicates playback control is ON, and PBC OFF indicates playback

control is OFF.

PROGRAMYou can display with your own programming by pressing this key.

SUBTITLE

With this key, you can switch the subtitles to different languages stored within the DVD disc.

VOLUME

Pressing "KEY-" button and "KEY+" button to decrease or increase sound volume.

DIRECTION (up, down, left and right)

By pressing these keys, you can select sub-menus in a menu.

PLAY/PAUSE

The track or movie will be paused when this key is pressed once. When it is pressed again, play will

continue.

RANDOM

Pressing "RANDOM" button will play cd tracks in random order.

Basic Operation

1. Press the AV/TV button once on the unit or the AV/TV button 2 times on the remote control, to

select the DVD function.

2. Press the Open/Closebutton on the unit or remote control, and place a disc on the tray.

3. Press Open/Close, the disc tray will close and DVD player starts play.

DVD Menu Operation (for DVD submenus)

1. Press the Direction buttons or Number buttons to select the relevant subtitle.

2. Press ENTER.

Press STOP to Stop Play.Notice: Press Stop once to stop play, then press ENTER/PLAY, to resume from the point of

interruption. Open the disc tray or press the STOP twice. The resume function will be

cancelled.


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Screen Display Button

Press this button to display the disc information.

DVD Disc:Press this button once to, it display working time of the title. Press this button a second time,

to display remain time of the title; Press this button a third time, to display working time of the chapter;

Press this button four times, to display remain time of the chapter.

VCD or SVCD:Press the button, to display trace play time, track no etc information.

Select Title

Notice: 1.If you press TITLE, play will be stopped and the disc will return to the subtitle menu of the disc.

2. Press the direction key or number key to select the subtitle.

3. Press ENTER to enter into chapter menu. (If user presses number key during the second step, the

user will enter the chapter menu without the need to press the ENTER key.)

Select Menu1. If you press PROG, play will stop and the disc will return to the chapter menu of the disc, user can

enter into the chapter menu by selecting Subtitle.

2. Press direction key or number key to select the chapter.

Press ENTER. (If user uses number key during the second step, it plays without pressing ENTER to

play.)

DVD Player will play according to the subtitle and chapter you selected.

Notice: Title button are workable when DVD player plays DVD disc only.

Return to root directory

When playing a DVD disc, continuously press the LIST key and it will enter the Root Directory menu (if

you are playing a multi-directory menu disc).

Return to Favorite Title and Chapter during PLAY

Use return function, user can start play from any place.

1. Press PROG, screen will display TT:_ CH:_

2. Press the relevant number key to select favorite title or chapter.

3. Press ENTER.

DVD Player will start play from the title and chapter you selected.

Notice: This function is available only when playing a DVD disc.

Play favorite some point di rectly.

1. Press GOTO

DVD disc: Screen will display TITLE _/_ chapter _: _

others Disc: Screen will display Disc Go To : --: -- and Track Go To : --: --

2. Press number key to input number.

DVD Player will start play from the appointed time under the selected title.

Notice: This function can only be used when a disc is playing.


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Express browse

1. Press the button every time, F.FWD will cycle as follows:

F.FWD 2: (play at 2 times speed than normal speed;) F.FWD 4: (play at four times speed than normal

speed;) F.FWD 8: (play at 8 times speed than normal speed;) F.FWD 16: (play at 16 times speed than

normal speed;) F.FWD 32: (play at 32 times speed than normal speed;) return normal play.

2. Press button, F.BWD function will cycle as following

F.BWD 2 (play F.BWD at 2 times speed than normal speed;) F.BWD 4, (play F.BWD at 4 times

speed than normal speed;) F.BWD 8, (play at 8 times speed than normal speed;) F.BWD 16, (play

at 16 times speed than normal speed;) F.BWD 32, (play at 32 times speed than normal speed;)

and return normal speed.

Slow play

While playing a disc, if you press the SLOW button continuously, SLOW BROWSE will cycle as following:

SLOW PLAY 1/2, (play at 1/2 normal speed;) SLOW PLAY 1/4, (play at 1/4 speed than normal;) SLOWPLAY 1/8, (play at 1/8 speed than normal;) SLOW PLAY 1/16, (play at 1/16 speed than normal;) and then

return normal speed.

Skip function

While playing a disc, press ( ) or (PREVIOUS) NEXT button, it will play the (PREVIOUS) NEXT

track.

Repeat play

Repeating subtitle, chapter and track

For DVD disc, press button continuously, screen displays chapter, Title ,All and off in turn;

For VCD/super VCD, press PBC button, and enter PBC OFF, and press button continuously,

screen displays repeating one track, repeating whole disc and off.

Repeating given segment

1. During playing, at the start (A point) of the segment that user want to repeat, press A-B button.

2. At the end (B point) of the segment that you want to repeat, press A-B button.

DVD disc will return A point, and begin to repeat the selected segment (A-B)

Press A-B button again, DVD player will return to normal play.

Picture ZOOM

This function can be used to enlarged picture.

During play, press ZOOM button, ZOOM mode will cycle as following,

ZOOM 2, picture is enlarged 2 times; ZOOM 3, picture is enlarged 3 times; ZOOM 4, picture is

enlarged 4 times; ZOOM off, picture returns to normal play.

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PROGRAM PLAY

Program function allows you to play a disc in your favorite order.

1. During DVD playing, press PROG button,

2. Use DIGIT button and direction buttons to input the track number or subtitle or chapter number,

3. Use DIGIT button and direction buttons to pitch on the start,

4. Then press ENTER button.

DVD player will begin to play in selected order.

Changing viewing angles

DVD discs can have up to 9 viewing angles, if they have this feature loaded. During play, the user

can select any of these viewing angles to watch.

During play, pressANGbutton, and DVD player will play another angle.

Note: This function is w orkable with multiple angles DVD disc.

Selection caption languages and on/off caption

DVD discs can have up to 32 languages.

During play, press the SUBTITLE button, language mode cycles as following,

Caption1/N -the first caption language-caption 2/N the second language the N language caption

cancel no caption

N is the total languages included in disc.

Note: This function is workable with multiple caption languages DVD or super VCD disc.

RANDOM play mode

Generally, if there is no special selection, VCD/CD music disc is played according to tracks order.

Pressing RANDOM button will play randomly.


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Note:

1. Above instruction is only for basic functions. Some discs may support different functions, so

please follow the instruction to select these options.

2. Some discs permits special operation or limits some operation, so some functions of the DVD

player maybe not workable. This is not a fault of the DVD player, and please refer to disc

instructions.

3. When some operations are limited or forbidden, a forbidden sign wil l be displayed at up left of

screen.

4. Except for MP3, play operation of other discs (for example VCD, SVCD, DVCD, CD) is referred

to DVD play operation.

Setup

By entering the SETUP menu, all DVD options can be set. Once setup, all DVD discs can be played with

these settings.

1. Press the SETUP button. The DVD player will stop playback, and the SETUP menu will be

displayed.

2. Press the direction arrow buttons to move the cursor to select the required sub-menu.

3. Press ENTER button to confirm.

Press SETUP button again to exi t.

DVD menu setup

Following options can be selected in menu:

General SETUP

General setup includes TV Display, Angle Mark, OSD Lang, Screen Saver.

a. TV Disp lay

Press the up/down buttons to move the cursor to select the following option, and press the ENTER

button to confirm.

Go To General Setup Page

General Audio Video Preference

-- General Setup Page--

TV Display 4:3/ps

Angle Mark ON

OSD Lang Eng

Screen Saver ON

4:3/ps

4:3/lb

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b. Angle Mark


button to confirm.

c. OSD LangPress the up/down buttons to move the cursor to select the following option, and press the ENTER

button to confirm.

d. Screen Saver


button to confirm.



TV Display 4:3

Angle Mark ON

OSD Lang Eng

Screen Saver ON


ON

OFF



TV Display 4:3

Angle Mark ON

OSD Lang Eng

Screen Saver ON

General Audio Video PreferenceEnglish

Italian

German

French

Portugese

Spanish

Danish

Swedish



TV Display 4:3

Angle Mark ON

OSD Lang Eng

Screen Saver ON


ON

OFF


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Audio SETUP

Audio SETUP includes Downmix

Press the up/down buttons to move the cursor to select the following option, and press ENTER button to

confirm.

Video SETUP

Video SETUP includes Sharpness, Brightness, Contrast.

a.Sharpness


button to confirm.

b.Brightness


button to confirm.

Go To Audio Setup Page

-- Audio Setup Page--

Downmix Lt/Rt

Stereo


Go To Video Setup Page

-- Video Setup Page--

Sharpness Low

Brightness 00

Contrast 00


High

Medium

Low



Sharpness Low

Brightness 00

Contrast 00



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c.Contrast


button to confirm.

Preference SETUP

Preference SETUP includes TV Type, Audio, Subtitle, Disc Menu, Parental, Password, Default.

a.TV Type


button to confirm.

Go To Preference Page



Sharpness Low

Brightness 00

Contrast 00

General Audio Video SharpnessPreference

-- Preference Page--

TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle Eng

Disc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default


Pal

Auto

Ntsc


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b. Audio


button to confirm.

c. Subtitle


button to confirm.

d. Disc Menu


button to confirm.




English

Italian

Swedish

French

German

Portuguese

Spanish

Chinese




TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle EngDisc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default

English

Italian

Swedish

French

German

Portuguese

Spanish

Chinese


-- Preference Pa e--

General Audio Video Preferenc

TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle Eng

Disc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default

English

Italian

Swedish

French

German

Portuguese

Spanish

Chinese

TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle Eng

Disc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default


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e. Parental


button to confirm.

f. Password


button to confirm.

Set-in password is 3308, it is input by digit buttons directly to pass or lock




TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle Eng

Disc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default

1 Kid Saf

2 G

3 Pg

4 Pg 13

5 Pgr

6 R

7 Nc17

8 Adult




TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle Eng

Disc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default

Change


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g. Default


button to confirm.

Note:

1. SETUP button is accessible during play, but some operations notes may not be displayed on

screen. The user must stop and retry.

Play MP3

Play MP3 disc

1. Play disc, after DVD player completes a search, it will display the directory main menu.

2. Move up/down buttons to select favorite song directory.

3. Press ENTERbutton.

4. Press left/right buttons or digit buttons to select favorite track number.

5. Press ENTERbutton.

The DVD player will play the selected track.

If you press the repeat button, you are able to select between single track repeat, directory repeat, whole

disc repeat or off.

Other functions

When playing an MP3 disc, the DVD player contains functions such as mute, sound volume control,

pause and skip functions. Refer to previous instructions for correct opearation.




TV Type Pal

Audio Eng

Subtitle Eng

Disc Menu Eng

Parental

Password

Default

Reset


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JPEG file decode play

Photo Playback

1. After inserting a photo CD, the DVD player will conduct a search, then it will display a directory of

files.

2. Move the direction buttons to select the JPEG picture and press ENTERto confirm.

3. Press digit buttons to select favorite option.

Other functions

When playing a JPEG file, you can use the PAUSE, REPEAT, PREVIOUS, NEXT and ZOOM

functions. Please refer to the appropriate operation descriptions to understand the control.


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TROUBLE SHOOTING

Before arranging for service, firstly know the status and then check simply as follows:

Problems Check

No picture or sound. Check if the power supply is plugged in.

Check if the power switch is in on position.

Picture is OK, no sound. Check if the volume control is set to the minimum or mute position.

Remote control doesnt work. Check if the power switch is in on position.

Check if the batteries are out of use or not connected well.

Make sure that there is no strong light striking the sensor window of

remote control unit.

Check there are no obstacles between the sensor window and remote

control unit.

No TV signal. Check if the AV/TV button is not set to TV status.

Check if the antenna is well connected.

Check if you tuned the TV correctly.

No external video signal. Check if you installed the cables correctly.

Check if the AV/TV button is set to AV position.

Picture lacks colour or picture too dark. Check colour, brightness and contrast controls are correctly adjusted.

All channels lose colour intermittently. Check if the antenna is broken.

Check if the antenna is disconnected.

Check if the antenna is damaged.

Poor reception, loss of colour with certain

channels.

Check if channels are correctly tuned (see Fine tuning).

Diagonal stripes appear on picture. The receiver may be affected by interference (e.g. from nearby radio

broadcasting transmitter or from another TV receiver).

Picture has snow. Check if the antenna is broken.

Check if the antenna is disconnected.

Check if the antenna is damaged.

Ghost images appear. Check if the antenna direction has been changed by a storm or strong

wind, etc. (ghost images are caused by the arrival at the antenna of

both the signal which has traveled directly from the transmitter and the

signal which has been reflected from a hill or a large building. The

direction of the antenna should be chosen for minimized ghosting.)


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