Panasonic TX21V1 Operating instructions

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Operating Instructions
Colour Television
FASTEXT
NICAM Digital Stereo
Model
1X-21V1
Panasonic
Please read these instructions completely, before operating this set.
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Welcome to the Panasonic family of customers. We hope that you have many years of enjoyment from your new
colour television set.
This TV set is designed to operate
on AC 240V, 50Hz. It is designed
exclusively for broadcast system
PAL I. (U.K. Standard)
To prevent damage which might
result in electric shock or fire, do
not expose this TV set to rain or
excessive moisture.
WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE 11!
Do not remove the rear cover as
live parts are accessible when
it is removed. There are no user
serviceable parts inside.
Avoid exposing the TV set to
direct sunlight and other
sources of heat.
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
BLUE:
NEUTRAL BROWN: LIVE
Remove the mains plug from the
wall socket when the TV set is not
used for a prolonged period of
time. Especially when retiring at
night.
CABINET AND PICTURE TUBE
CARE
Remove the mains plug from the
wall socket. The cabinet and
picture tube can be kept in good
condition by simply wiping with a
clean, soft cloth moistened with
mild detergent and water. Do not
use solutions containing benzol
or petroleum.
Adequate ventilation is essential
to prevent failure of electrical
components.
As the colours of the wires in this mains lead may not correspond to the markings identifying the terminals in
your plug, proceed
as follows:
1. The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal marked 'N' or coloured black.
2. The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal marked 'L' or coloured red.
If a 13 amp BS1363 plug is used a 5 amp rating fuse must be fitted.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Under no circumstances should either of these two wires be connected to the Earth
terminal of the three-pin plug, marked with the letter E or the earth symbol.
Location of Controls
Nicam Stereo Sound System 13
Remote Control Operation for Teletext 15
Remote Control Operation for VTR
21 Pin Terminal Explanation
General Information
Trouble Shooting / Specifications
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Remote Control Transmitter 3
Audio/Video Connections 4
Battery Installation and Replacement 6
Tuning Procedure 7
Operation of TV Controls 8
Remote Control Operation for TV 10
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Note.
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Do not connect a computer with TTL output (5V) to this TV set.
RGB Input from a Computer or TV game via the 21 pin AVI terminal has priority over any other AV inputs
and TV programmes, i.e. the TV game Input will be viewed on the programme position selected at that time or
the AV position previously selected. RGB input will not be synchronised until the TV/AV button is pressed to
select AV1 mode.
Important note: RGB signal must comply with ‘CENELEC’ standard, i.e. signal consisting of RGB,
composite video for synchronisation, STATUS RGB for switching. -
The S-VHS Terminal will have priority over the 21 pin AV2 Video input if both are cqnnected simultan-
eously. The RCA Audio Input terminals are normally used for the S-VHS terminal, but the 21 pin AV2
terminal can also be used for Audio/Video Input for S-VHS. Therefore, if S-VHS and AV2 terminals are
connected at the same time with a signal, then the 21 pin AV2 Audio will not be muted and will mix with
the RCA Audio Inputs. it is advisable to have only one signal present on this combination at a time.
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INPUT only. INPUT and QUTPUT
Ba tery Installation and Replacement
(Remote Control Transmitter)
Batteries: Use two 'R03' or * AAA' dry celis (supplied).
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1. Remove the battery compart- 2. Insert the batteries correctly as 3. Replace the cover.
ment lid. indicated by the ( +) and (-)
symbols.
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS
1. Do not use an old battery with a new one.
2. Ensure the batteries are inserted correctly.
3. Do not use rechargeable (Ni-Cad) batteries. They are partially different in shape and performance and
may not ensure the desired function.
Please refer to location of controls on page 2.
Programme Positions
Note:
There are 50 programme positions available i.e. 50 positions on which to store different channels.
When tuning TV into a VTR, position '0' should be selected.
Programme positions can be selected in a number of ways (see below).
Operation
Method 1.
Select a programme position (1-50), using the
programme up/down buttons on the T.V. or remote
control.
Press the SEARCH up or down buttons until the
desired channel is' received.
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Press the STORE button to store this channel
in the T.V.s memory.
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Repeat this procedure, using different programme
positions to store other channels.
Method 2.
(If channel numbers are known)
Select a programme position (1-50).
Press the button marked ‘C’ on the remote control.
The display will now show ^- -'.
Enter the desired channel number, e.g. to receive
channel 51, push buttons ‘5° and "1" consecutively.
Press the STORE button to store this channel
in the T.V.'s memory.
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Repeat this procedure, using different
programme positions to store other channels.
Consult your dealer about the channel numbers for
your area.
Operation of TV Controls
Please refer to location of controls on page 2.
(1) Aerial Connection
Connect the aerial lead to the socket marked "T°
at the rear of the TV.
(2) Power Switch
Push to switch the TV on, push again to switch off.
(3) Programme Up/Down
— Press once to increase or decrease the programme
position by one.
(4) Volume Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the sound level.
Press the ' - ‘ button to decrease the sound level.
Displayed on screen as a Green bar.
(5) Colour Up/Down
Press the ' +’ button to increase the colour level.
Press the ' - * button to decrease the colour level.
Displayed on screen as a Red bar.
(6) Brightness Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the brightness level.
Press the ' - ' button to decrease the brightness level.
Displayed on screen as a White bar.
(7) Contrast Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the contrast level.
Press the ' - ‘ button to decrease the contrast level.
Displayed on screen as a Cyan bar.
(8) Picture Control
Turn left or right for a softer or sharper picture.
(9) Normalisation Store
Adjust the volume, brightness, colour, contrast, bass,
treble and balance to normal viewing levels. Press
this button to store these levels in the TV memory.
(10) Normalisation
If levels of volume, brightness, colour, contrastbass,
treble and balance have been altered, they can be set
back to their stored levels, by pressing this button.
(11) S - VHS Switch
Press this button to select either Video or S -VHS
mode(SUPER VHS).Refer to your VIR operating
instructions for details.
When playing back an S -VHS recording this button
should be pressed in (S-VHS). This disconnects video
from the 21 pin AV2 terminal and allows S-VHS input
from either the 21 pin AV2 terminal or the 5 -VHS fou:
pin socket. Audio input can then be from either the two
RCA sockets or 21 pin AV2 terminal audio in.
Notes:
1) When a connection is made to the 4 Pin S-VHS socket,
the 21 pin AV2 terminal VIDEO/S-VHS inputs are
automatically disconnected , the AV2 AUDIO input
is unaffected.
2) If audio signals are applied to both the RCA
audio input and the 21 pin AV2 terminal audio
input the audio sound will be heard from the
speakers or headphone socket simultaneously.
(12) External Loudspeakers
External loudspeaker terminals are provided at the
rear of the TV for the connection of a pair of Hi-Fi
loudspeakers of 4-8 Ohm impedance. The speakers
are switchable from internal to external by means of a
slide switch situated above the terminals. To select
external speakers, move the switch to the EXT.
position. The internal speakers will be disconnected
when external speakers are selected.
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(13) Headphones
A 35mm stereo headphone socket is available for the
connection of a pair of 8-300 Ohm impedance
headphones. The TV speakers will be automatically
disconnected while the headphones are connected.
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Please refer to location of controls on page 2.
(14) TV/AV Selection
Terminals are available at the rear of the TV for direct audio/video inputs or outputs. To select these
terminals, press the TV/AV button. This selects AV1, press again to select AV2, press again to return to T.V.
mode.
NOTE: AV2 has a connection for VTR's equipped with Super VHS. To use this facility ensure that the S-VHS
SELECT switch is in the ON position ( refer to your VTR operating instructions for full details).
Examples of AV connections are shown on pages 4 and 5.
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Remote Control Operation for TV
Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
(15) Standby
Press this button to switch the TV. off for short
periods. Press again to switch on, or select a
programme position from 0-50.
(16) Prog./Channel/Page Selection
Press these buttons to select programme positions,
channel numbers or Teletext pages.
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(17) Programme Position 10 - 50
To select double figure programme positions (10-50),
press this button and then enter the programme
position number using buttons 0-9.
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(18) Direct Channel Selection
Press this button, the display will now show - -". Now
enter the channel number, using buttons 0-9 on the
keyboard. To select channel number 44 , press
buttons ‘4’ and ‘4’ consecutively.
NOTE: The channel number indication changes back
to the previously selected programme position number.
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(19) Programme Up/Down
Press the up/down buttons to increase/decrease the
programme position by 1.
(20) Volume Up/Down
Press the ‘+’ button to increase the sound level.
Press the -' button to decrease the sound level.
Displayed on screen as a Green bar.
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(21) Colour Up/Down
Press the ‘+’ button to increase the colour level.
Press the -' button to decrease the colour level.
Displayed on screen as a Red bar.
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(22) Brightness Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the brightriess level.
Press the -' button to decrease the brightness level.
Displayed on screen as a White bar.
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Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
(23) Contrast Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the contrast level.
Press the '- button to decrease the contrast level.
Displayed on screen as a Cyan bar.
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(24) Bass Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the bass level.
Press the '-' button to decrease the bass level.
Displayed on screen as a Blue bar.
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(25) Treble Up/Down
Press the ' +” button to increase the treble level.
Press the '-” button to decrease the treble level.
Displayed on screen as a Yellow bar.
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(26) Balance
Press the 'R' button to bias the sound to the right.
Press the 'L' button to bias the sound to the left.
Displayed on screen as a Magenta bar.
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(27) Normalisation
If levels of volume, brightness, colour, contrast,
bass, treble and balance have been altered, they can
be set back to their stored levels, by pressing this
button.
(28) Ambience
Ambience sound is a dynamic sound system that
gives a feeling of greater acoustic presence.
Press this button to obtain better acoustic sound
from the speakers.
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(29) Music/Speech
Press this button to enhance the TV sound. The
Music/Speech indicator on the front of the TV will
light up in the Music mode , in the Speech mode
there is no indication.
Note: When the TV is first switched ON using the
ON/OFF button, the selected mode will always be
music mode and the music symbol will light.
Music Mode
To have a wider frequency range.
Speech Mode
To have a soft tone for easier listening.
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(30) TV/AV Selection
Terminals are available at the rear of the TV for
direct audio/video inputs or outputs. To select
these terminals, press the TV/AV button. This selects
AV1, press again to select AV2, press again to return
to TV. mode. |
NOTE: AV2 has a connection for VTR's equipped
with Super VHS. To use this facility ensure that the
S-VHS SELECT switch is in the ON position ( refer
to your VTR operating instructions for full details).
Examples of AV connections are shown on pages 4
and 5.
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Remote Control Operation for TV
Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
(31) Fine Tune (33) Display Cancel
Press the fine tune ( +) or ( - ) buttons for The levels of colour, contrast etc, have an on
best reception. screen indicator to show which level they are set
at. The level is indicated by a black box within a
coloured bar. Press this button in the TV mode, the
[zB] indicator ‘bar’ will display in RED or BLACK.
RED = indicator ON. BLACK = indicator OFF.
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(32) Sound Mute - | o
Press this button to mute the sound. To restore the | a a
sound, perform any one of the following:
(a) Press the sound mute button again.
(b) Press the STANDBY button to set the TV ES
in the standby condition, then press again.
(c) Press the VOLUME up or down buttons. |
(d) Press the PROGRAMME up or down buttons. |
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e) Press the NORMALISATION button.
f) Press the PROGRAMME select buttons O - 9.
(34) Status
Press this button, the screen will now show the
programme position at the top left, the time at the
top right and the name of the Teletext if transmitted.
If the Panasonic alarm has been set, then the time
remaining will be shown in place of the Teletext name.
The channel number will be displayed on the
programme indicator.
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Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3
To receive NICAM broadcasts, this set incorporates a NICAM decoder. When a stereo, dual - soundtrack or
monaural NICAM programme is being received, the indicators light to inform you of the type of broadcasts.
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(35) Sound Channel Selection Button
‚ Sound output can be selected by pushing the sound channel button on the remote control transmitter.
Independent Switching Operation of Receiving Signal
To carry out switching operation, use ‘Sound Channel Selection * button on the remote control
transmitter. The sound will change with each press, refer to the chart below.
TYPE OF BROADCAST
SWITCHING OPERATION
STANDARD AUDIO
STANDARD AUDIO
REGULAR + NICAM STEREO
STEREO
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REGULAR + NICAM MONO |
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Selecting Mode and Receiving Signal Correlation.
SELECTION MODE | TYPE OF BROADCAST
REGULAR REGULAR + NICAM| REGULAR + МСАМ | REGULAR + NICAM
BROADCAST STEREO MONO DUAL MONO
REGULAR STANDARD AUDIO STANDARD AUDIO STANDARD AUDIO STANDARD AUDIO
NICAM STEREO STANDARD AUDIO | STEREO — NICAM MONO | NICAM MONO |
NICAM MONO | STANDARD AUDIO STEREO NICAM MONO | NICAM MONO |
NICAM MONO II STANDARD AUDIO STEREO NICAM MONO | NICAM MONO |!
NICAM MONO | + ll | STANDARD AUDIO STEREO NICAM MONO | NICAM MONO | + I
NOTES :
1) When the power is switched ON, the mode is pre - set at ‘'NICAM MONO I/STEREQ'.
2) Even when the content of the received signal changes, selection mode does not alter.
3) When the receiving conditions deteriorate, the TV set will automatically switch to MONO mode.
4) If the receiving conditions deteriorate, the audio reception may vary between STEREO and
MONO, in this case it is advisable to switch to MONO mode. ( V), ¡e Regular sound.
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Nicam Stereo Sound System
Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3
SOUND OUT
TYPE OF BROADCAST SELECTION INDICATION SPEAKER HEADPHONE
MODE L-CH R-CH L-CH R-CH
REGULAR BROADCAST NO STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD
(STANDARD AUDIO) REGULAR INDICATION AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO
REGULAR NICAM cD STEREO L STEREO R STEREO L STEREO R
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NICAM STEREO STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD
REGULAR V AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO - AUDIO
REGULAR NICAM | NICAM NICAM NICAM NICAM
+ MONO | MONO | MONO | MONO | MONO |
NICAM MONO | REGULAR V STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD
AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO
REGULAR NICAM | NICAM NICAM .. NICAM NICAM
+ MONO | MONO | MONO | MONO | MONO |
NICAM DUAL MONO NICAM | NICAM NICAM NICAM NICAM
MONO || MONO | MONO II MONO Il MONO II
NICAM | NICAM NICAM NICAM NICAM
MONO! + Il | MONO | MONO Il MONO | MONO ll
REGULAR V REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR
Important Note :
When your television is first switched on, it will automatically receive stereo broadcasts if they are being
transmitted.
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Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
NOTE: Teletext features may vary depending on the
Broadcasting Companies, some features may be
altered by the Broadcasting Companies.
(36) Text
Press this button to change from TV to Teletext
mode. |
NOTE: Teletext information is only available if
the channel selected is transmitting Teletext.
(37) TV
Press this button to change back to TV mode.
NOTE: Pressing the ‘N° button will also change
back to TV mode.
(38) Mix
Press this button to superimpose Teletext
pictures onto the TV display.
NOTE: Unless the sound is muted, it will be present
in TEXT, TV or MIX modes. Press the "TV ‘or 'N ‘
button to return to TV mode.
(39) Page Selection
Pages can be selected in two ways:
(a) By entering the page number directly, using
buttons 0-9 on the remote control.
(b) By using the programme up/down buttons to
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(40) Full/Top/Bottom
Press this button to expand the TOP half. of the
display. Press again to expand the BOTTOM half of
the display. Press again to return the display to
normal (FULL) size.
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(41) Hold
When Teletext information exceeds more than
one page, the display changes automatically to
the next page. To hold a particular page, press this
button. The HOLD' symbol will appear at the top
left of the screen. This display will remain until the
HOLD button is pressed again.
(42) Reveal TEXT
Press this button to reveal hidden words e.g. quiz
pages with hidden answers. Press again to hide
the word.
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Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
(43) List/F.text SPORT| | TV | |NEws | | FILM |
Press this button to change from FASTEXT mode to LIST
mode and vice versa. In FASTEXT mode, four differently | | |
coloured subjects are situated at the bottom of the display. To 7 Sn A -
access more information about one of these subjects, press ; | RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE
the appropriately coloured button. This facility enables fast
access to information of the subjects shown.
NOTE: These subjects are determined by the broadcasting
authorities and cannot be changed by the customer.
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(44) List Store
In this mode, four differently coloured page numbers are
situated at the bottom of the screen. Each of these numbers
can be altered and stored in the TV 's memory. To do this,
press any one of the coloured buttons on the remote control, TUN,
this will select the number to be changed. Then enter the new \
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1) When first switching to LIST STORE made, the page
number coloured RED will be automatically selected. Press
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and hold the LIST STORE button until the page numbers
change to WHITE indicating that the number is now stored in | Ш
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2) All four page numbers will be stored at the same time, This RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE
facility enables the customer to store four different page
numbers on 10 programme positions. This means that up to
forty Teletext page numbers can be stored in the TV
memory. (PROGRAMMES 1 - 10 ONLY).
These pages will remain in the memory, even when switching
off. If there is no page number matching the entered number
then the number selected wili keep flashing.
(45) Red/Green/Yellow/Blue Buttons
These four buttons are colour-coded to correspond to the
differently coloured subjects in 'FASTEXT mode. In "LUST
STORE’ mode, they correspond to the differently coloured
page numbers.
RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE
(46) Reset
Pressing this button in the FASTEXT mode wiil reset the —
present page back to the index page. Pressing this button in =
the LIST STORE mode resets the present page to the RED
coloured page number.
(47) Display Cancel
While searching for a Teletext page, the TV display can be En =>
vieved by pressing this button. When the page has been
found, the word found will be displayed at the top left of
the screen.
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Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
News Flash
If a news flash page has been selected, see subject index, to
view the TV programme press the DISPLAY CANCEL button.
Every time an updated newsflash is available, the updated
news item will appear over the normal TV programme. Press
the DISPLAY CANCEL button to make the news information
disappear.
Updated news will appear again when the news changes.
Note: It is not possible to select another programme position
in NEWS FLASH mode.
Update
Certain Teletext pages contain information which is constantly
being updated or information containing several pages. If you
have selected one of these pages, press the DISPLAY CANCEL
button to view normal TV. When the page information
changes , the found symbol will be displayed at the top left
of the screen. To view the updated page press the TEXT button,
the page will disappear when the DISPLAY CANCEL button is
pressed.
(48) Index
Push this button, in FASTEXT mode, to return to the main
index page. Depending on the way information is transmitted
by each TV channel, this INDEX button may need to be pushed
more than once to return to the main index page.
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Remote Control Operation for Teletext
Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
(49) Time Text
This function is used for selected pages only which are
dependent on the Broadcasting Companies.
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2) Press the TIME TEXT button. Txxxx will be — LOLI
displayed at the top left of the screen; now enter the |
time at which this alarm page should be displayed
using buttons 0-9 on the remote control.
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EXAMPLE: To set the alarm for 3.30 PM; press buttons — ALARM PAGE
1,5,3,0 consecutively, the Txxxx display will change to 3) > 0» (ICICI
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number. If in LIST STORE mode the letter * T * will
appear in the current coloured box at the bottom of the
screen indicating that this page has been set. , TN
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3.30pm the alarm page will be displayed. NN
To cancel this feature press the TV button to return to
normal viewing, the TEXT button if you wish to select
other teletext pages or press the RESET button.
Sub-coded page access ( Time Text button )
When Teletext information exceeds more than one
page, 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 the required Teletext page using buttons 0-9
on the remote control,
2) Press the TIME TEXT button, Tx will be
displayed at the top left of the screen.
3) Enter the desired sub-page number before the
Txxxx disappears. If you select sub-page 6 then
you must press 0,00 and 6 buttons.
4) |f in LIST STORE mode the letter * T * will appear
in the current coloured box at the bottom of the
screen indicating that the sub-coded page has
been set.
5) Press DISPLAY CANCEL to view a normal TV
programme, When the desired sub-page is found,
the found symbol will appear at the top left of the
screen. The sub page is then available until a new
page is selected or until it is cleared.
6) Press the TEXT button to display the found sub-page.
7) To clear the sub-coded page, enter a new page
number or press RESET.
Note: It is not possible to select another
programme during sub-page operation.
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Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
(50) Alarm.
This function can be used in TV or Teletext modes.
EXAMPLE: To set this alarm for two hours ahead: -
(a) Press the ALARM button.
(b) Using buttons 0-9 on the remote control, press 0,200
consecutively. The screen will show a normal TV display until
after two hours when the PANASONIC ALARM page will be
displayed.
NOTE: To check how much time is left until the alarm page is
displayed, press the STATUS button.
To cancel this facility press the ALARM button again and press
the reset button.
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Remote Control Operation for VTR
Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
This infra-red remote control is designed specifically to be used with selected Panasonic VTR's, consult your
dealer for details. Some VTR's have different functions, so to ensure compatibility, please refer to the VTR
instruction book or consult VTR function. The buttons for VTR operation are numbered below.
(51) Standby
Press to awitch the VTR on or off.
(52) Stop
Press this button to stop the tape.
(53) Play
Press this button to playback the tape.
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(54) Record
Press these buttons together to record.
(55) Rewind/Review
Press this button to rewind the tape. In playback
mode, press this button to view the picture in
reverse rapidly.
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(56) Fast Forward/Cue
Press this button to fast forward the tape. In playback
mode, press this button to view the picture rapidly forward.
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(57) Pause/Still
Press this button in playback mode, the picture will
pause.
(58) Still Advance
While in the PAUSE/STILL mode press this button
to advance the picture one frame at a time.
П»
(59) Programme Up/Down
Press once to increase or decrease the programme
position by one.
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(21)— A
(19) — O el —e
(17) — © ©) — (16)
(19) — || © 5 —— (14)
(13) — | || ©] o —(2)
(11)— || [©] || | ——(10)
(9— | || ©] © | —(8)
D— (9 в) || — (6)
9— a —a
(3-— | 110) ©)||| —— (2)
(1)— | O]
AV1 AV?
1 Audio out (R). 1 Audio out (В).
2 Audio № (R). 2 Audio in (R).
3 Audio out (L). 3 Audio out (L).
4 Audio earth. 4 Audio earth.
5 Blue earth. 5 Earth
6 Audio in (LU). 6 Audio in (LD).
7 Blue in. 7 - .
8 - 8 - -
9 Green earth. 9 Earth
10 - - 10 - -
11 Green in. 11 - -
12 - - 12 - -
13 Red earth. 13 Earth
14 - - 14 - -
15 Red in. 15 (S - C in)
16 Status RGB. 16 - -
17 CVBS earth. 17 CVBS earth.
18 RGB status earth. 18 Earth
19 CVBS out. (video) 19 CVBS out. (video)
20 CVBS in. (video) 20 CVBS in. (video)/(S - Y in)
21 Socket earth. 21 Socket earth. -
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Sleep Feature
If the set is not switched off when the TV station stops transmitting at the end of the evening, it will automatically go
to standby mode after 30 minutes.
Note : This function will not operate when the TV is in AV mode
Service
To ontain service please contact your local Panasonic dealer, and quote the model number and serial number
(both are located at the rear of the TW.
T.V. Games / home Computers
Extended use of TV games or home computers with any television set can cause a permanent ‘shadow’ on the
screen. This type of irreversible picture tube damage, can be limited by observing the following points:
(a) Reduce the brightness and contrast levels to a minimum viewing level.
(b) Do not operate the television set for a continuous period of time while using TV games or home computers.
This type of picture tube damage, Is not an operating defect, and as such is not covered by the Panasonic warranty.
Accessories: 1 remote control (TNQ8E0428-1) 2 RO3 (AAA) size batteries.
1 TV stand, type TS2126
Note: Certain TV functions have a last position memory, that is to say whatever level was set at the time of
switch off will be the level displayed when the receiver is switched on again. See table below for list of
last memory functions and no memory functions.
Last Position Memory No Last Position Memory
Programme AV1, AV2
Volume Teletext
Brightness Sound Mute
Colour Ambience
Contrast Fine Tune
Bass Nicam Mono
Treble
Balance
Before calling for service, make a few simple checks as
foliows:
Symptoms
No picture
No sound
Normal picture
No sound
No colour
Normal. sound
Interference on screen
Distorted sound
Multiple image.
Snowy picture.
Distorted sound.
Characters missing
in Teletext mode.
Remote control mal-
functions or reduction
in operating distance.
Checks
Not plugged into A.C. supply.
Not switched on
Check contrast, brightness
and volume settings.
Check volume level.
Check sound mute button
on remote control.
Check colour level.
Electrical appliances,
cars, motorcycles,
fluorescent lights.
— Direction, location and/or
aerial connection.
Adjust fine tune buttons.
Replace batteries.
Clean indicator window.
Power source
Power consumption
Receiving system
Receiving channels
Picture tube
Audio output
' Speakers
Terminals
Dimensions
Weight
240V, 50Hz A.C.
132W Maximum
PAL |
UHF 21-69
51cm V FST 90 Degree
2 x 10 Watts - Music
(Internal Speakers)
2 x 10 Watts - Music
(External Speakers)
4 Ohms - 8 Ohms
Compact Dome Sound System
Aerial.
AVI 21 pin terminal.
Audio/Video in/out
RGB in
AV2 21 pin terminal
(Video/Audio in / out) or,
(S-VHS in)
S-VHS 4 pin (C/Y in)
2 x RCA Audio in.
External loudspeakers.
Headphone.
H 461 mm
W 550 mm
D 491 mm.
22.7Kgs.
Note: Specifications are subject to change without
notice. Weight and dimensions shown are
approximate.
Panasonic (U.K.) Ltd.
Willoughby Road,
Bracknell, |
Berks RG12 4FP