THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON

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Product

the

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TV could be

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SAFETY WARNINGS

I

A

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE CO'vTJ_ OR BACK. NO

USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REF'ER TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intend,_ 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 maintetmnce (servicing) instructions !in the literature accompanying the appliance.

SAFETY TIPS

Refer to the "Important Safety Instructions" section of this operating guide for important safety considerations.

WARNING

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

NOTE TO CABLE TV SYSTEM

INSTALLER

This reminder is provided to call the cable TV system instalRx's attention to Article 820-40 of the National

Electrical Code (U.S.A.). The code provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building, as close to the point of the cable entry as practical.

POWER-CORD POLARIZATION

This'product is equipped with a polarized ,'dtematingcummt line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the _her).

As a safety feature, this plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug still fails 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 6viter les chocs 61ectriques, introduire la lame la plus large de la fiche darts la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser jusqu'au fond.

Copyright © Zenith Electronics Corporation 1997' ii

REG ULA TOR Y INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with lhe limits for a Class B digit_ device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection againat harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and

.can radiate: radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in acvordance with I]ae:instructions, may (muse harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee tha! interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be detennin_:l by t,m.fing the equipment off asid on, the user is encouraged to Uy to correc_Ithe interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving anmntm.

• Increaase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the recewer is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.

CAUTION: Do not attem pt to modify this product in any way without written authorization from Zenith Electronics

Corporation.

Unauthorized modification could void the user's authority to operate this product.

This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the

Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.

"_Ceappareil nmn6rique de la class b repecte iloutes les exigences du R_gulement sur le mat6riel brouillier du

Canada."

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Your product has been manufactured and tested with your safety in mind. However, improper use can result in potentia_l electrical

:shock or fire hazards. To avoid defeating the safeguards that have been built into your new product, please read andLobserve the

:following safety points when installing and using your new product, and save them for future reference.

Observing the simple precautions discussed in this section of the operath|g guide can help you get many' years of ertjo3anent and

:_afeoperation from your new product.

I.

Read Instructions

Read all the safety and operating instructions before operating the product.

2.

Follow Instructions

Follow all operating and use instructions.

3.

Retain Instructions

Keep the safety and operating instructions for future reference.

4.

Heed Warnings

Follow all warnings on the product and in the operating instructions.

-_;. Cleaning

Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning.

Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.

Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

6.

Water and Moisture

Do not use this product near water -- for example, near a bath tub, washbowl, kitchen siqk, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool.

7.

Accessories

Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product.

Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the product.

Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.

8.

Transporting Product

Move pcoduct and cart combinations with care.

Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.

9.

Attachments

Do not use aUachments not recomme:nde,l by the product manufacturer as they may ca_ase hazards.

10. Ventilation

Slots and openings in the cabinet must not be blocked or covered.

They are provided for ventilation, to ensure reliable operation, and to protect from overheating.

Never block the openings by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.

This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unk;ss proper ventilation is provided or the manufa,zturer's instructions have been adhered to.

I1.

Power Sources

Operate this product only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label.

If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or local power company. For products intended to operate from battery power or other source:_, refer to the operating instructions.

12. Line-Cord PolarizationL

This product is equipped! with a polaritzed alternat- ing-current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other).

As a safety feature, this plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug still fails to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet.

Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

13. Power-Cord Protection

Route power-supply cords so that the)' are: not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to

.cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the produc_.

PORTABLE CART WARNING

ZENGSAFE nl

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

I I I I I I

14. Outdoor Antenna Grounding

If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges.

Article 810 of the National Electrical Code

(U.S.A.), ANSI/NFPA 70 provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements, for the grounding electrode.

EXAMPLE OF GROUNDING ACCORDING TO

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS

J Ground -_

NEC - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

Antenna Lead in Wire

(NEC Section 810-20)

Grounding Conductors

(NEC Section 810-21)

Antenna Discharge Unit

Power Service Grounding

Electrode System (NEC

Pan

15. Lightning

For added protection for this product (receiver) during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system.

This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.

16. Po_ver Lines

An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits.

When installing an outside antenna system, take extreme care to keep front touching such power lines or circuits, as contact with them might be fatal.

17. Overloading

Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords, as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

18. Object and Liquid Entry

Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings, as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

19. Servicing

Do no_tattempt to service this product yourself, as opening or removing covers may expo,;e you to dangerous; voltage or other hazards.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

20. Damage Requiring Service

Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personne,1 under the following conditions: a.

If the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

b.

If liquid has been spilled, or objecr_s have fallen, into the product.

c.

If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

d.

If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions.

Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions; improper adjustment of other controis may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation.

e.

If the product ha,; been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.

f.

If the product exlaibits a distinct change in performance.

21. Replacement Parts

When replacement: parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the rnar_ufacturer or that have the same characteristics as :the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

22. Safety Check

Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition.

23. WalH or Ceiling Mounting

Mount the product to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer.

24. Heat

Keep the product away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products

(including amplifiers) that produce heat.

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CONTENTS

Safety Warnings ....................................

Important Safety Instructions ..........................

Features ..........................................

Getting To Know Your Television

Overview:. Source Equipment Connection Options,

Overview of Connection Options, TV Source Connection

Panel, Front A/V Input Jacks ........................

Connecting Your 13/

Setups: 1- Antenna or Direct Cable-TV, 2- Cable-'lV with

Cable Box, 3- VCR or Super-VHS VCR, 4- VCR and Cable

Box, Front A/V Connections, Optional Audio Amplifier/

Surround Connections, Typical Home Theater Setup ......

'ruining Your TV the F_rst

1-1

2-1 iii v vi

and PIP Sources,Use Auto Program,SettheClock ...... 3-1

Picture-in-Picture (PIP) Operation

Overview, Two Tuner PIP, Turning PiP On, Selecting Main

Picture and PIP Source, PiP Features/Controls Options with

Universal and Trakball Remotes, Audio Swap ...........

4-1

Multi-Brand Remote Control Menus

GEM4002 VCR+C_ REMOTE CONTROL

Tv Mode Functions, Programming CABLE, VCR, and AUX

Modes, Auto Find Option, Cable Box Volume Muting, Set the

(;lock in the Remote Control, Supplemental Codes, Key

Functions for Zenith Modes, Equipment Codes, VCR+ Mode

Key Functions, VCR+ Channel Mapping, VCR+ Recording,

Trouble shooting ..................................

5-1

MBR Remote Menus Reference

Quick Reference to Menus, Basic Menu Operation .......

Source Menu

Menu Operation, Source Selection ....................

6-1

7-I

Setup Menu

Menu Operation, Channel Add/DePSurf, Turning

Captions On and Off, Choosing Captions or Text,

Language, Background .............................

8-I

Special Features Menu

Menu Operation, Timer Setup, Sleep Timer, On/

Off Timer, Channel Labels, Source ID, Parental Control ....

9-I

Audio Menu

Menu Operation, Bass, Treble, Balance, Audio Mode,

SoundRite, Front/Rear Surround, BBE, Speakers,

Audio Enhancements, Speaker Balance ...............

10-1

Vk:leo Menu

Menu Operation, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint,

Sharpness, Color Temp, Video Filter, Skin Tone,

Video Preset .....................................

PIP Vkleo Menu

Menu Operation, Contrast, Tint, SLze .................

11-1

12-1

TRAKBALL Remote Control Menus

TRAKBALL Remote

Introduction, Battery Installation, Choosing Operati;ng Mode,

Basic Operations, TV and VCR Functions, Programming Your

Trakball Rerrx)te, Auto Find, VCR Brand Codes,

Cleaning the Trakball ..............................

13-1

TRAKBALL Remote Menus @ventiew

Quick Reference to Menus, Basic Menu Operation, Point

ancslPress Operation, On-Screen Displays ..............

Source Menu: TRAKBALL Remote

Menu Operation, Source Selection ...................

14-I

15-I

Setup Menu: TRAKBALL Remote

Menu Operation, Auto Program, Channel AddlDel/,Surf, Clock

Set, Captions, Caption/Text, Background, La_,guage ....

16-1

Special Features: TRAKBALL Remote

Menu Operation, Timer Setup, Sleep Timer, On/Of[

Timer, Channel Labels, Sour,:e ID, Parental

Control, Auto Demo ...............................

Audio Menu: TRAKBALL Remote

Menu Operation, Bass, Treble, Balance, Audio Mode,

SoundRite, Front Surround, Rear Surround, Speakers

Speaker Balance ..................................

Video Menu: TRAKBALL Remote

Menu Operation, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint,

Sharpness, Color Temp, Video ;:liter, Skin Tone, and

Video Preset ....................................

17-1

18-1

19-1

Pip Video Menu: TRAKBALL Remote

Menu Operation, Contrast, Tint, Size .................

20-I

Maintenance and Warranty

Maintenance And Trouble shooting

Caring for Your View TV, Extended Absence, Interference,

Video Games, ,Record Model Number, Before ('ailing for

Service ..........................................

21-1

Replacement Product Registration Sheet,

Zenith Questionnaire

Your Warranty

About this operating guide

Your television can be operated with two different types of remote controls_multi brand and Trakball.

Each uses its own set of on-screen menus.

Refer to the appropriate section for the remote control you are using.

Dc,lby and Pro Logic are trademarks of Dolby Licensing Corporation

VCR Plus+ is a registered trademark of Gemstar Corp.

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FEATURES

I

If you really like modern toys, you'll want to operate your Television with the programmable trakball remote.

"Point-and-press" -- like a pointer on a computer screen -- is the effortless way to unleash the TV's capabilities.

Additionally, it can also be programmed for the basic functions of most VCRs.

This operating guide describes a family of TV models. Not all models have all of the feature,s described in this guide. In addition, different control panels may be used from model to moc_el.Most

models include the following features:

GENERAL FEATURES

Universal ProgrammableJVCR Plus+_ Remote Control

On-Screen Menus accessed by Remote Controls or the TV Control Panel

Automatic Demonstration of TV Features

Trakball (TV/VCR) Programmable Remote Control

Closed Captions and Text Modes

181 Channel Tuning

Automatic Channel Programming

Parental Control Channel Block

Channel Labels (ABC, NBC, MAX, SHO, etc.)

Input Source Identification (VCR, Cable Box, etc.)

AntennaJCable and Loop-Out to Cable Box Jacks

Rear Cha,ssis Audio/Video (A/V) Input/Output Jacks

Front Chassis Audio/Video (A/V) Input Jacks

(Available on some models only)

On-Screen Video Adjustments

Channel Scan Add Channels

Channel Scan Delete Channels

Select Channel Surfing Channels

Sleep Timer

J

On/Off Timer (Vacation Timer)

On-Screen Icon Menu Identifiers

AUDIO FEATURES

BBE Sonic Maximizer

TM

On-Screen Auclio Adjustments

MTS Stereo

Surround Sound Speaker Jacks

Fror,t and Surround Sound Speaker Controls

Variable Audio Output jacks

SoundRite Auto Volume Limiter

2-Le,vel Audio Mute Control

On-Screen Captions when Audio Muted

Dolby Pro Logic Surround

PIP (Picture-In-Picture) FEATURES

Video Swap PIP Window/Main Screen Picture

PIP/Main Screen Pictures F_reeze

Picture-In-Picture Capability with 2 Direct-Scurce TV Tuners

1-Minute Commercial Break Surf-to-PIP Channel Scanning

Auc_ioSwap PIP Window/Main Screen Picture

Move PIP Window anywhere on-screen with Trakball Remote

Trakball PIP Icons Menu

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

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GET TO KNOW YOUR TELEVISION

OVERVIEW: SOURCE EQUIPMENT CONNECTION OPTIONS

A "source" refers to the equipment that supplies the picture and sound to your TV. Several types of "source" equipment are shown below: Antennas, cable boxes and VCRs. And, your television has many input jacks to allow the connection of several different input sources all at the same time.

The following pages show several alternatives for connecting sources and other equipment to your TV. These recom- mended connections will provide you with the greatest possible versatility when using the IV.

Once all c_nn,ections are

done, proceed to the section '_Tumingon your "IV the First Time" to get your television up _nd running.

Carr_)rder

OVERVIEW OF CONNECTION OPTIONS

Input Jacks on "IV Connection Panel

Antenna/Cable 1 In Jack

Antenna/Cable 2 In Jack

Video 1 In _Jacks

Video 2 In Jacks

S-video In Jacks

Input Jacks on Front Connection Panel

Front Video In Jacks

Front S-Video In Jacks

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Output Jacks on TV Connections Panel

Loop-Out to Cable Box

Monitor Output Jacks

Variable Audio Output Jacks

Sunound Sound Speaker Output Jacks

Equipment That Can Be Ccnnected to tile

TV Connections Panel Includes:

Cable-'lV Boxes, VCRs, S--Video Equipment, Camcerders, Video Disc Players, Video/Surveillan,ce Cameras,

Audio Amplifier or ,Stereo System, Surround Sound

Speakers, etc.

Allow your TV to remain unplugged while you make connections.

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GET TO KNOW YOUR TELEVISION

I I II I

TV SOURCE CONNECTION PANEL

Before you can use it, you have to connect it! And with the help of the easy-to-follow diagrams on the following pages,

setting up your television is a snap.

The jacks shown here on the Source Connection Panel provide three basic functions: 1. Input connection from an antenna or cable system; 2. Input connection from a VCR or other ,_/device; 3. Output connection to an optional monitor, amplifier or speakers.

Refer to the following descriptions.

VIDEO 1 or 2 IN

ANTENNA/CABLE 1

75-ohm antenna or cable-'T-V connection. Attach your antenna, cable-TV line or 75-ohm output from a VCR to this jack.

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---------_

LOOP OUT TO DECODER

Routes the direct cable-TV input to Antenna]Cable 2 back to the cable box supplied by the cable service.

ANTENNNCABLE 2 /

Additional 75-ohm antenna or

cable-'I V connection.

SURROUND SPEAKER _-

TERMINALS

Connections for output to optional Surround Sound speakers.

"'_LE-T_ _ '"__ VIDEO 2 IN j-

...........jacks in order to hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR.

Llse the Left audio ir_put jack when connecting a monaural VCR to these A/V input.,;.

=,;-VIDEO 1 IN

Jacks for audio and video input f:orn a Super-VHS VCR.

MONITOR OUT

Standard audioNideo jacks for output to an additional audio/video monitor (such as a second TV).

Whatever is current'¥ being being watched on this TV, is output to

these jacks for viewing on the addi-

tional monitor.

VARIABLE AUDIO OUTPUT

Standard phono jack connectors for output to an optional stereo amplifier or to external speakers.

To enhance your listening enjoyment of the Audio system, connect these jacks to the audio input jacks of your stereo amplifier.

"Then, follow the instruction.'; in

AND GET R_Y the Inteq Audio section of this operating guide

FOR SOME SERIOUS LISTENING ENJOYMENT,

FRONT A/V INPUT JACKS

If your TV model is equipped with front AN input jacks, they'll be on the control panel on the front of the TV behind a small door.

S-VIDEO 2 IN_ _''_= I //,_'_

Jacks for audio and video input from a second

Super-VHS VCR or other Super-VHS video device,

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VIDEO INPUT -'_-L-_'X%rT

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AUDIO

INPUT_j/

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VIDEO 3 IN _

Jacks for audio and video input from a third stereo VCR or other A/V device.

Use the Left audio input jack when connecting a monaural VCR to these AN inputs.

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CONNECTING YOUR

"iV

Setup I: ANTENNA OR DIRECT CABLE-TV

If you receive your signal by antenna or direct cable-'lV (no cable box), connect your'IV as shown here,

A -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

Wall Jack -

From Antenna or

Cable Service

IV -

Antenna/

Cable 1

PIP Capabilities with Setup 1

O View a channel as the main "IV picture and simultane- ously view a different channel in the PIP window.

(Main Source and PIP Source are Antenna/Cable 1 .)

Q Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

I

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Antenna or Cable-TV Connection

SETUP 2: CABLE-TV WITH CABLE BOX

If you receive your programs from a cable box, connect your "IV as shown here.

V_3_'OttlN_

A -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

B -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

Wall Jack -

From Antenna or

Cable Service

TV -

"Loop Out To

Decoder"

TV -

"Antenna/

Cable 2"

Cable Box-

"In"

C -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable Box -

"Out"

"IV -

"Antenna/

Cable 1"

Note: Choose Ant/Cable 1 Source in the TRAKBALL Source menu and tune your TV to channel 3 to watch channels selected by the cable box (Antenna/Cable 1 jack, Cable C).

PIP Capabilities with Setup 2

[3 View a channel as the main "IV picture and simultane-

ously view a different channel selected by the "IV in

the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are

Antenna/Cable 2.)

[-I Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

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Cable Box Connection

Do not unplug your cable box =rtany time!

Do not plug your "IV power cor01 into the back of your cable tx_x!

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CONNECTING YOUR

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,SETUP3: VCR OR SUPER-VHS VCR

If you receive your signal through your VCR, connect your TV as shown here.

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A-

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

B -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

C -

AudioNideo

Cables

Notes:

Leading from:: i Connected to::

Wall Jack -

From Antenna or

Cable Service

VCR -

Out to TV

VCR -

R-Audio-L/

Video Out.

VCR-

VHFIn

TV -

Antenna/

Cable 1

TV -

Video 1 or 2 In (or

S-Video In)

Ci The Video 1, Video 2, S-Video or Front A/V connections must be used if you wish to hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR.

O If you have a Super-VHS VCR, see connections diagram below for Super-VHS VCR.

CI Choose Ant/Cable 1 Source in the TRAKBALL Source menu and tune your TV to channel 3 to watch a tape or a channel selected by the VCR (Ant/Cable 1 jack, Cable B).

PIP Capabilities with Setup 3

[] View a channel as the main TV picture and simultaneously view a different channel selected by the TV in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are

Antenn_dCable 1 ; TV/VCR switch on VCR set to TV.) i7 View a channel selected by the TV as the main -IV picture and simultaneously view a different channel selected by the VCR, or a videotape in the PIP window. (Main Source is Ant/Cable 1; PIP Source is

Video 1 In; TV/VCR switch on VCR set to -IV.)

[] Swap the PIP picture and main picture.

Most stereo VCRs do

not ;)ass stereo sound on the 75-ohm output.

Standard VHS VCR Connection

Super-VHS VCR Connection

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CONNECTING

SL-ILIP4: VCR AND CABLE BOX

YOUR TV

If you receive your signal through a VCR and a cable-TV box, connect your TV as shown here.

A w

75 ohm Antenna

Cable g B

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

C -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

D -

75 ohm Antenna

Cable

E_

Audio/Video

Cables

Notes:

Wall Jack -

From Antenna or

Cable Service

TV-

"Loop Out to

Decoder"

Cable Box-

"Out"

VCR -

"Out To TV"

VCR -

"R-Audio-L/Video

Out" mY-

"Antenna/Cable

In"

Cable Box-

"In'

VCR -

"VHF In"

TV-

'Video 1 or 2 In"

2

TV -

"Antenna/Cable 1"

CI The Audi_rVideo connections must be used if you wish to hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR.

C3 Choose Ant/Cable 1 Source in the TRAKBALL Source menu and tune your TV to channel 3 (or 4) to watch a tape playing in the VCR or a channel selected by the cable box

(Ant/Cable 1 jack, Cable D).

PIP Capabilities with Setup 4

E3 View a channel as the main TV picture and simultaneously view a different channel selected by the TV in the PIP window. (Main Source and PIP Source are

Antenna/Cable 2; TV/VCR switch on VCR set to TV.)

E3 View a channel selected by the TV as the main picture of the TV and simultaneously view a different channel selected by the cable box in the PIP window.

(Main Source is Ant/Cable 2; PIP Source is Video 1

In; VCR is on and tuned to channel 3 or 4.)

E3 View a channel selected by the TV as the main picture of the -IV and simultaneously view a video tape playing io the VCR in the PIP window. (Main Source is Ant/Cable 2; PIP Source is Video 1 In; VCR is on and playing a tape.)

E_lSwap the PIP picture and main picture.

OUT

Cable Box and VCR Connection

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I

FRONT AUDIO/VIDEO

CONNECTING

(A/V) CONNECTIONS

Stereo Camcorder

YOUR "IV

Super'VHS VCR I

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FR_X_T VIE_EO ee_K --

_ FRC=_rAUObOINPUT_ J

OPTIONAL AUDIO AMPLIFIER/SURROUND SOUND CONNECTIONS TO TV

If you wish to listen to the -IV audio through an external amplifier or stereo system, or connect Surround Sound speakers to your TV, refer to the connections diagrams shown below.

_0

,=,_ _ I_

8 ohm

Surround

Speakers

Copper _l _

_ Cs_;Pe; rl

Amplifier and Dual Surround Speaker Connections

SteP, lifter

Copper

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8 ohm

I Surround

Single Surround Speaker Connection ili:!iiii!i_i_!!i

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_i!i_iiiiT_SpeakersOnlL

C] Audio Menu "Speakers" set to "ON," stereo amplifier turned "OFF" -- The TV's speakers are On. Sound is heard from the TV's speakers.

[] Use the TV's volume ii iil control to raise and lower the sound level of the TV's speakers.

_peakerSonly

WAYSTOLISTENTOYOURTVi:ii

CI Audio Menu "Speakers"

set to "OFF," stereo

amplifier turned "ON" --

The TV's speakers are Off.

Sound is heard from the amplifier's speakers.

[3 Use the TV's volume

control to raise and lower

the sound level of the amplifier's speakers.

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ii i!TV& Amplifie r S_eakers ili iil _ii! iSurrOUndSoundi!i

_3 Audio Menu "Speakers"

.,;et to "ON," stereo amplifier turned "ON" --

Sound is heard from both the

TV's and amplifier's

.speakers.

_'] Connect Surround Sound speakers as shown.

The level of Surround Sound will vary, depending on the program being viewed.

Note that not all programs have

Surround Sound audio.

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[] Use TV's volume control to raise and lower the sound tevel of both sets of speakers.

1"3If you want to use only one surround speaker with your

TV, connect the speaker wires to either the left or right terminals.

Notes:

C1 See the Audio menu of this operating guide for information regarding the audio features.

IZl Cables. shown above, and in the diagrams on the preceding pages, are not supplied with your TV. Optional cables can be purchased at your local home electronics retailer.

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CONNECTING

I

TYPICAL HOME THEATER SETUP

YOUR "IV

What is "home theater?" In simple terms, it is providing a movie theater-like experience in 1Eheprivacy of your own

I_ome. Your Inteq television has been designed with home theater in mind and delivers outstanding video ar_:laudio per-

1romance. By adding a few optional accessories as shown below, you could have the entertainment system that is the

envy of everyone on your block.

,_ typical home theater system can contain the following optional equipment: Inteq television, Inteq Digital Video Disc

,_DVD) player, Inteq VCR, Inteq Powered Sub-woofer, Inteq Mini Tower Speakers, and Surround Sound speakers.

"You'llwant to connect these items as described below.

INTEQ

INTEQ Powered

INTEQ Mini

Surround

Tower

"k Sub-woofer Sound

Speakers

Speakers l

INTEQ "IV _-

INTEQ DVD

Inteq VCR

/

'To Connect the Equipment Shown Above

I C -

D-

E -

Cable 1 Leading from..

A - Wall Jack -

75 ohm Antenna From Antenna or

Cable Cable Service

B -

Audio Cables

Speaker Wires

AudioNideo

Cables

AudioNideo

Cables

Notes:

•

Sub-Woofer -

"Audio R & L

Input"

Surround Sound

Speakers

Connected

I-V -

"Antenna/

Cable 1 In" to,.

TV -

Variable Audio

Output

TV -

Surround Sound

Speaker Terminals

-

INTEQ DVD Player TV-

"Video 1 In"

"Audio R & I_/

Video Output"

INTEQ VCR -

"Audio R & L/

Video Output"

TV -

"Video 2 In"

:3 The AudioNideo connections must be used if you wish to hear stereo sound from your stereo VCR or stereo Video

Disc Player.

:3 Refer to the Sub-woofer and Tower Speaker operating guides for information on properly connecting these optional accessories.

Unplug your "IV before making connections.

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CONNECTING YOUR TV

Placement of System Equipment

Typically, you'll want to place your home theater equipment as shown in the illustration: Left, Center, and Right channel speakers are set in front of you, creating what is refered to as a "front sound stage" to provide dialog and stereo sound.

The Surround Sound speakers (rear-channel sound) are set behind you and to the side.

There are many ways a home theater system can be arranged.

]he example shown here, is just one possible setup.

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Sur

S_Pr und connected to "SURROUND

SPEAKERS" terminals on TV jack

panel (dotted line).

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Audio cables connected between --

"VARIABLE AUDIO OUT"jacks on

TV and Audio L & R jacks on sub-woofer.

/

_ Spe:aker

Tower speak_,rsconnected to "Satelite Speaker Output" on sub-wc_,fel'.

"'._

Surround

Sound

Speaker

Speaker

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Typical Placement of Home Theater System Equipment

While Operating The Home Theater System

While you're experiencing your new home theater, you'll want to keep the following in mind:

I_ Your television is shipped from the factory with the picture and sound adjustments preset. To change these settings, select the Video or Audio menu and adjust the options to your own personal preference.

I_ To hear the correct level of sound from your speakers, perform the speaker balancing procedure described in the Inteq Audio Menu section of the operating guide.

If you are not hearing any audio from the surround speakers, the program may not have Surround

Sound. Not all programs or movies contain Surround

Sound.

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STEP I: INSTALL THE BATTERIES

Install 3 AA batteries, matching + with + (positive with positive), and - with - (negative with negative), as shown in the battery compartment.

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TURNING ON YOUR TV THE FIRST TIME"

remove cover

Push tab in to

Tips:

O Do not to place heavy objects on top of the remote control keys. Prolonged unintentional operation of the remote shortens battery life.

rn Remove the batteries if the remote control will not be used for a month or more.

The manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused by battery leakage.

STEP 2: CONNECT THE POWER

After you have made the necessary connections to your entertainment machine, plug the power cord into an AC

_ower outlet.

To connect power to your TV:

1. Plug your-IV into an unswitchedAC power source.

(Norrna_householdcurrent outlet that does not turn

On and Off with a switch.)

2. Turn the -IV on by pressing POWER.

Do not plug TV into switched outlet found on some VCRs o_rcable-TV decoders.

STEP 3: SELECT YOUR MAIN SOURCE & PIP (Picture-in-Picture) SOURCF.

A TV "source" refers to the equipment connected to the TV Source Connections Panel that supplies the picture and sound to your TV. You select the viewing source by using the Inteq Source menu.

Main Picture S0urce PIP Wind0w

Picture Source

1. Press SOURCE on your remote to view the Inteq

Source menu.

2. Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the source that corresponds to the jack on the TV connection center that is receiving the input signal.

3. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

1.

Press SOURCE on your remote to view the Inteq

Source menu.

2. Press the Left or Right arrows to select PIP.

3. Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the source that corresponds to the jack that is receiving the

PIP input signal.

4. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

Source

Main _• PiP

• Ant/Cable 1

Ant/Cable 2

Video 1

_rK:leo 2

S-Video

Front Video

Fret S-Video

_In ,_• PiP

Ant/Cable 1:

• Video 1

Video 2

S-Video

Front '#]dec,

Fret S-Video

Source Menu with Main Source set to Ant/Cable I and

PIP Source set to Video 1. Connections must be made to the corresponding jacks on the TV Connection Panel.

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TURNING ON YOUR TV THE FIRST TIME

I

,STEP4: USE AUTO PROGRAM

Auto Program finds all available channels on the selected antenna or direct cable-TV source and stores them in the memory of the TV.

To Start the Auto P_ram P_edure".

Setup

• Auto Program

Add/DeVSurf

Clock Set

CapUons

CaptlolVT'e:d

Language

Backg,ound

1. Either Ant/Cable 1 or 2 must be selected as the Mail] picture source.

The selected source must be an antenna or direct cable-TV line.

2. Press MENU on your multi-brand remote until the

Inteq Setup menu appears.

3. Press an Up or Down arrow until Auto

Program is highlighted then press a

Left or Right arrow to view the next screen.

4. What kind of TV signal is coming in to your "rv? Did you connect a cable-TV line or an antenna to the jack on the

back of the TV?

Press an Up or Down arrow to select either OFF AIR

ANTENNA or CABLE TV.

5. Press a Left or Right arrow to begin the search for all available channels.

6. After the search is completed, wait a few seconds for the TV screen to clear.

__1_ ou must run Auto Program receive all available channels.

Inteq Setup Menu with ,Auto Program Highlighted

Auto Program

[

OFFAIR ANTENNA

CI,BLETV ]

PressTJ,ToCl_ge 4_ ToProgram

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Is a direct cable-TV line or an antenna connec:ted to the source jack on the back of the TV?

Available channels are:

Broadcast Band -- VHF 2 to 13, UHF 1,4to 69

Cable-TV Band m 1 to 125

STEP 5: SET THE CLOCK

Don_ forget to set the clock: If you're going to use features like the On/Off Timer, this is important.

1. Press MENU repeatedly until the INTEQ Setup menu is displayed, then press the

Up/Down arrows to select Clock Set.

2. Press Left/Right arrows for Clock menu, then Left/Right again to display Clock Mode menu.

3. Press the Up/Down arrows to select Auto or Manual, then press MENU to return to Clock menu.

AUTO: "IV sets the time automatically (while the TV is turned OFF).

MANUAL: Use the universal remote to set the time.

AUTO or

MANUAL

4. Use Up/Down arrows to select Time Zone, then press LeffJRight arrows to make your choice.

5. Press MENU to return to the Clock menu, then press Up/Down arrows to "Day. Saving."

4. Use Up/Down arrows to select

Time set, then press I_eft/Right arrows to display Time Set menu.

5. Press Left/Right arrows to enter time or press Numbers. Example: If the time is :3:30 PM, press 3,3,0.

Press TIME'R for AM/PM.

6. Press QUIT to remove the menu 6. Press Left/Right arrows for On, Off or Auto.

Auto is recommended, but if Auto isn't satisfactory select either On or Off, depending on whether daylight savings time is observed in your area.

7. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

Tip: In the Auto mode the time could be displaced by an hour if your TV receives a time-set signal from a station which is not in your time zone or if their is a discrepancy with daylight savings time.

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CIo('k Mode

Time Set

_,_

Clock Mode

Time Zone

Day. Saving

PICTURE-IN-PICTURE (PIP) OPERA TION

OVERVIEW--TWO PICTURES TWO SOURCES

Picture-in-Picture (PIP) allows your single TV to perform like two "P/s. As illustrated below, two different pictures can be watched at the same time - on one TV screen - using the PIP feature. With this kind of convenience, you'll no longer need to place two TVs side-by-side to keep track of two important football games being played at the same time.

The pictures on the TV screen are provided by the equipment, or "sources," connected to the Connection Panel on the t, back of the TV. Of the many input jacks available on this connection panel, you can specify one input viewing source for the TV's main picture and a separate input viewing source for the PIP image..

Picture from VCR r

_Picture from

(;able Service

Picture #1

Picture #2

TV with Main Picture and PIP Window Inset

I"WO TUNER PIP--TWO PICTURES ONE

SOURCE

Your TV is designed with two tuners. That means that there are two internal devices that can select the channels. This also means that the operation of PIP is easier than ever: With a single antenna or direct cable-TV connection to the Ant/Cable 1 or Ant/Cable 2 jack on the back of the TV, as shown below, you can watch one channel as the Main Picture of the TV while a completely different channel is showing in the PIP window.

rhe instructions for using the two-tuner PIP capabilities are different, depending on the remote control being used. Refer to the "PIP Features/Controls" sections on the following pages for specific operating instructions.

TURNING ON PIP

Turn PIP On:

Universal Remote Control

1. Press TV to ensure remote is in -IV mode.

2. Point the remote at the "IV and press

PIP.

3. Use the Source Menu to choose the viewing source for the PIP window.

Example of antenna or direct cable-TV connection.

(Antenna/Cable 2 can also be used.)

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I

1.

Press TV to ensure remote is in TV mode.

2. Point the remote at the -IV and press the ball to view the on-screen

"pointer."

3. Roll the ball to move the pointer to the middle/left, of the "IV screen to view the PIP Menu.

4. Move the pointer to the PIP icon and press the ball.

5. Use the Source Menu to choose the viewing source for the PIP window.

PICTURE-IN-PICTURE (PIP) OPERA TION

SELECTING MAIN PICTURE SOURCE AND PIP WINDOW PICTURE SOURCF.

I

Source of Audio

(Main Picture)

PiP Window

Picture

Sourm.= of Main Picture shows here.

Audio Mode

Source of PIP Window

Picture shows here.

Main Picture

I

Note: The PIP features described here are based on using Antenna/Cable 1 or 2 as the Main and PIP sources.

1. Press TV on remote.

2. Press SOURCE on remote to view the Inteq

Source menu.

3. Press an Up or Down arrow repeatedly to select the source for the Main picture.

4. Press a Left or Right

arrow to select PIP

Source column.

5. Press an Up or Down arrow repeatedly to select the source for the PIP picture.

6. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

1. Press TM on remote.

2. Point and press on the

,SOURCE Menu icon (at

the top/left: of the screen) to view the Inteq Source menu.

_)

3. Point and press on the

word Mah, then select the source for the Main picture.

4. Point and press on PIP to umn.

5. Point and press on the

source you w_nt for me

PIP picture.

6 Move the pointer offthe menu and press the ball to remove the menu.

Picture Sources

Jacks on TV

Connections Panel oron FrontofTV

Maln <),_--_

Ant/Cable 1

• Video 1

Video 2

S-V'Kleo

Front Video

Fmt S-V'_:leo

------_

PIP Window

Picture Sources

_, PiP

• Ant/Cable 1

Ant/Cable 2

Video 1

Video 2

S-Video

Front Video

Frnt S-Video

Notes:

[_ You can choose any source listed for the Main picture and the PIP picture, as long as you have equipment con-

nected to the corresponding jacks on the TV's connection panel.

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PICTURE-IN-PICTURE (PIP) OPERA TION

PIP FEATURES/CONTROLS OPTIONS WITH UNIVERSAL REMOTE

_

(Audio Swap)

PIP (On/Off)

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SOURCE i

PIP Active Remote Control Functions

[he "highlighted" text of the ChannelYl'ime display shows which window - Main or PIP -is "active." The active mode (in

this case PiP) is the window that the remote will operate.

When PIP is first turned On, the remote is immediately ready

to operate in the PIP mode. The functions such as Channel

Lip/Down, Channel Flashback and the number keys for direct channel entry will be functioning and operate on the PIP window picture.

To change the active window:

Press PIP ch to switch the remote functions to the Main

Picture source. Press again to return to PIP window operations.

Main Picture

Channel Display

Audio is heard from the source that has the ....._

musical note next to it.

"--_

PIP

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:"'H"'::

:...;:

PIP channel display: .__._._J _

"Highlighted" indicating the PIP window is active.

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PIP channel display is added to the bottom of the

Channel/'rime display when PIP is turned On.

PIP Move

PIP Move

To change source of Audio (Audio Swap):

To switch Audio sound from the Main Picture source to the sound from the PIP inset picture source, (without any other menus on-screen) repeatedly press the musical note ( =r' ) key.

Press a Left or Right arrow repeatedly to move the PIP winclow to any corner of the

TV screen.

PIP Swap

Move

Press an Up or Down arrow to swap the picture in the

Main Picture screen with the picture from the PIP window.

Press again to restore.

PIP Swap

PIP (On/Off)

Press PIP to turn the PIP feature On and Off.

PIP ch

Press to switch the channel selection from the PIP window to the Main picture.

PIP "Freez"

While a PIP window is on: Use to stop-action (freeze) the motion of the image in the PIP window. Press again to return to live action.

Source

Press to change the source of the PIP window.

PIP Active Arrow Keypad

When you press PIP on the Universal remote a help menu will appear. This is an on-screen reference showing which arrow keys perform which function.

I

TWO-TUNER PIP: UNIVERSAL REMOTE

1.

Turn the T'V ON.

6.

2.

3.

Press SOURCE to view the Source Menu.

Select Ant/Cable 1 for both the Main and the PIP

Source.

(If Ant/Cable 2 has the antenna ,or cable-TV connection, select Ant/Cable 2 for both sources.)

Press PIP to turn on the PIP window.

4.

5.

Press PIP ch to view the Channel/Time display.

Press

PIP ch until the Main Picture channel display is highlighted.

Use the channel up or down controls to change channels of the main TV picture.

Press PIP ch until the PIP Picture channel display is highlighted.

Use the channel up and down controls to change channels of the PIP window.

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(PIP) OPERATION

Listed below are descriptions of the PIP features available when using the Trakball remote.

When PiP is Off, PIP

On/Off, PIP Freeze and Surf-to-PIP are the only PIP features available to you.

However, once PIP is turned On, all PIP features are available for use.

Unavailable menu options appear in a shaded gray color.

PIP Trackball Menu Icons

Select these options with the

Trakball remote on-screen pointer to perform the PIP functions described below.

PIP

F-1 pmnmnII mr i

I _'ll i

[]

FREEZ

If II

I _II

I

D':

_.j° •

CHAN

I PiP Move ]

Move the pointer to a menu icon and

the TV identifies the feature. Even if

PiP is turned off, the TV still identifies the icon's feature.

TRAKBALL PIP FUNCTION ICONS

PIP

PIP OrdOff

Turn PIP window on and off. r-1

[-:1 PIP Freeze

Stop-action (freeze) the picture in the PIP window. Note: If PIP is not active, pressing on this

FREEZ

Point and press on the PIP Freez icon again to return to live action.

Surf-To-PIP

Places your main TV program in a PIP window

for 60 seconds.

During this time, use channel up or down to scan your "surf" channels on the

Main picture screen to see what is showing on other channels.

After 60 seconds, the PIP window is removed and your original program returns to the Main TV screen.

Notes:

[] The Surf-to-PIP feature works whether or not

the Main picture channel is a Surf Channel.

[] The Surf-to-PIP feature works with Ant/Cable

1 or 2 Sources only and is not available in

StarSight mode.

PIP Swap

Swap the Main Picture with the PIP Window picture' and back again.

(Not available when PIP is off.)

PiP Audio Swap

Swap the sound from the M&in picture source

with the PIP source.

Note: Main picture will stay, however, audio will

be from PiP window source instead of Main

picture source.

(Not available, when PIP is off.)

PIP Source

Changes the program source for PIP. Active only when PF:_is on.

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PIP Size

Changes title PIP window size to small, medium, or large.

(Not available when PIP is off.)

'4/

PIP Move

Moves the, PIP window (with the pointer) to any

-_ location on the Main picture screen.

(Not available when PIP is off.)

Channel Mode

PIP

CHAN

Switch channel changing modes from PIP win- dow to Main picture. (Feature works with

Ant/Cable 1 or 2 Sources only.

(Not available when PIP is off.)

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PICTURE-IN-PICTURE

AUDIO SWAP USING THE CHANNEL/TIME DISPLAY

The Audio Swap feature can be performed using the

InTraq remote while the ChanneL/Time display is showing on the TV screen.

To hear the sound from the Main picture source: Point and press here. The note will appear "highlighted."

To hear the sound from the PIP picture source: Point and press here. The note will appear "highlighted."

(PIP) OPERATION

Ch 20

3:56

Stereo

PIP

Ch 5

PIP Channel display appears

while PIP is tu:rnedOn.

TWO-TUNER PIP: TRAKBALL REMOTE

Using One Antennalnput_

1. Tum the TV On.

2. Point and press on the Source icon to view the Source Menu, then select

Ant/Cable 1 for both the Main Source and the PIP_source.

(If Ant/Cable 2 has the antenna or direct cable-TV connection, select Ant/Cable 2 for both sources.) i::::iii i :

3. Point and press on the PIP On/Off icon

to turn c)nthe PIP window.

PIP

F..;[

Main Picture _._.._

Channel Display j,

C,h 20

.-----3:56

Stereo

PiP

..__.-Ch5

PIP Channel Display: t_.-- -_

"Highlighted" indicating the. PIP window is active.

Point and Press here to change channels ._

i

Ch-t

Ch{

All Chan

Flashback

4. Point and press on the PIP CHAN icon repeatedly until (Main) appears in the display.

PIP

CHAN

5. Point and press on the channel up or down arrows to change channels of the Main -IV picture.

6. Point and press on the PIP CHAN icon repeatedly until (PIP) appears in the display.

7. Use the channel up or down controls to change channels in the PIP window.

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GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C3® REMOTE C,ONTROL

TV MODE FUNCTIONS

To select TV mode, press the TV key on the remote control.

t

Point Remote at TV.

Mode/Time Display

Displays remote control mode and time,

if set. Press TV key twice to see Time display.

POWER

Turns TV On or Off.

FLASHBK (Flashback)

Returns to the last TV channel you were watching.

CHANNEL (Up)

Selects the next channel in the TV's memory. Press and hold to repeat.

SURF

Turns Suif Channel On/Off.

VOLUME (Left)

Decreases sound level.

TV

Selects TV mode.

MUTE (2-level, some models)

Reduces sound and turns it off/on

(picture rernains).

VOLUME (Right)

Increases sound level.

CHANNEL (Down)

Selects the previous channel in the TV's memory. Press and hold to repeat.

ENTER

Shows Channel/Time, er ters channels and renloves any on-screen nlenu:s.

NUMBER PAD

Selects channels directly.

,UI'F/,_b (Three Fun,:tion Key)

MENU

Displays menus forTV and

LEFT and RIGHT ARROWS

Chooses and shows the desired menu option.

ENTER

PIP, PIPCh, FREEZ

TIMER

Displays the SLEEP TIMER menu. Press repeatedly to set desired TV shut-off time.

Note:

VCR function keys can operate your VCR while the remote is in TV mode.

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TV Operations

UP and DOWN ARROWS

Moves the highlight bar within the menu to select an option.

CC

Turns Closed Captions On or Off.

TV/VCR SOURCE

Steps through source options.

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PROGRAMMING CABLE.

VCR, AND Aug MODES

Follow these steps for each piece of equipment: l.

Locate the 3-dig_t code for your brand (such as

Zenith) and type of equipment (such as VCR) in the

"Equipment Codes" list on the following pages.

2.

Press PRG; remote displays PROGRAM.

3.

Press VCR, CABLE, or AUX to select the piece of equipment you want your remote to control.

(Use

CABLE or AUX to program your remote for a second VCR or Cable Box. Use AUX, to program your remote for a video disc player or audio equipment.)

4.

Enter the three-digit code for your equipment, then press ENTER.

If valid, Remote displays "OK."

If invalid, Remote displays "ERR: ENTRY."

5.

Press POWER repeatedly to verify that your equipment turns On and Off. If none of the brand codes works, try the Auto Find Option.

Notes:

• If you do not press any key oil your remc_e within 30 seconds, the programming process stops and you will have to start again.

• You may cancel progra_rmfing mode at any time by pressing CANCEL, or by waiting 30 seeands.

• The TV mode is not programmable.

• Code 911 will erase all elc_:k settings and delete all brand and special features.

• If no code is programmed into the VCR, CABLE, or AUX modes and that mode key i_spressed, you will see the "Err:

Setup" message. Program a exile(s) to use the VCR,

CABLE, or AUX modes.

A UTO FIND OPTION

If none of the codes listed in the table operates your equipment, you can use Auto Find to search for the (xxle you next.

1.

Follow these steps for each piece of equipment you are using:

Turn the equipment On and point the remote toward it.

2.

3.

Press PRG with a small blunt object, like a pen.

Press the key on the remote for the piece of equipment you want to control: VCR, CABLE, or

AUX.

4.

Enter 0-0-0, then press ENTER within 2 seconds.

Auto Find is active when AUTO appears in display.

5.

Press and hold POWER, then release it, repeating this action about once a second until the product turns OFF.

6.

Press ENTER immediately to save the code.

If your remote fails to operate the functions you use most often, re-enter Auto Find and search for a better code.

Notes:

• Press CANCEL at any lime during the u_,_eof Auto Find to cancel Auto Find.

If the display reads END when you press POWER, Auto

Find has tried all available codes. If you finish Auto Find and the equipment does not turn off, your remote will not work with that piece of _xtuipment.

CABLE BOX VOLUME MUTING

Cable/Volume Muting (Code 399)

Your remote can control cable box volume and muting if available on your equipment. VErSt,program your remote using the CABLE key. Then repeat the programming steps, again using the CABLE key, but enter 399.

To restore TV volume/mute to the CABLE mode, simply re-enter your ,cablebrand code :into that mode.

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;SET THE CLOCK IN THE REMOTE

Use the numbers on the remote and other keys as listed below.

REMOTE CONTROL

1. Press PRG (Program)

2. Press CLOCK (MENU)

3. Enter the hour (1-12), press ENTER

4. Enter the minutes (0-59), press EN'IER

5. Enter 1 for AM or 2 for PM

6. Enter the month (1-12), press EN'IER

7.Enter the date (1-31), press ENTER

8. Enter the year (00-99), press ENTER iI-Ir-

Hr-xx

Min-xx

1AM 2PM

MOxx

DAxx

YR-xx

Min -

IAM 2PM

MO-

DA -

Y'R-

OK

SUPPLEMENTAL CODES

If you have problems recording when using the VCR Plus+C 3 recording system with your VCR and/or cable box, see it these can be resolved by programming in one of the special features codes. These codes may enable the remote to control yo'ar brand of equipment.

Notes:

• To erase, these special features, simply reprogram each brand code you are using into the CABLE!, VCR, and AIJX modes.

• These special features codes are only transmitted during VCR Plus+C 3 recording, not regular TV operations.

• For future reference, write the codes you are using here:

Cable Code

VCR Code

Aux Code

Code 599, Add ENTER

Some cable boxes and VCRs require an ENTER code to select a channel. When you program 599 into either the CABLE or

VCR mode, the remote transmits the ENTER code for either the cable box or the VCR during a VCR Plus+C 3 recording.

This feature cannot be active at the same time as the 699

CH100 feature described below.

Code 699, Send CH100

Some cable boxes and VCRs require a CH100 code to tune a

3-digit channel. When you program 699 into either the

CABLE or VCR mode, the remote transmits a CH100 code, if required, during a VCR Plus+C 3 recording.

This feature cannot be active at the same time as the 599 Add

ENTER feature, described above.

Code 799, Increase Digit Separation

This feature, when programmed into either the CABLE or

VCR mode, increases the rune between digit transmissions to

1 second during VCR Plus+ recording. Use this feature if the default time between digit transmissions is too short for the

VCR or cable box.

Code 899, Digit Override

If a VCR brand code has been programmed into the VCR mode but the CABLE mock', has no brand ccxle programmed into it, the remote will transmit VCR digits during a VCR

Plus+C 3 recording. If a cable brand code has been programmed into the CABLE mode, the remote will transmit cable digits (it selects channels on the cable box) during a

VCR Plus+C 3 recording, thogramming 899 into the CABLE or VCR mode forces the remete to transmit VCR channel numbers during a VCR Plus+C 3 recording even if a cable box code has been programmed into the CABLE mode.

Code 999, Decrease Digit Separation

This feature, when programmed into either the CABLE or

VCR modes, decreases the time between digit transmissions to

0.2 seconds during a VCR Plus+C 3 recording. Use this feature if the default time between digits transmissic,n is too long for the VCR or cable tx_x.

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GEM4002 VCR PLUS+ REMOTE CONTROL

KEY FUNCTIONS FOR ZENITH MODES

These are the operations provided when using Zenith codes.

Name of Key

POWER

CABLE

VCR

AUX

TV

SURF

FLASHBK

MUTE

CHANNEL

CHANNEL

UP

DN

2

3

VOLUME (Right)

VOLUME (Left)

1

6

7

4

5

8

9

0

ENTER

MENU

UP ARROW

DOWN ARROW

LEKr ARROW

RIGHT ARROW

TV Mode

Zenith Code 101

TV Power On/Off

Selects Cable Mode

Selects VCR Mode

Selects AUX Mode

Selects TV Mode

Surf ON/OFF

TV Flashback

TV Mute

TV Channel Up

TV Channel Down

TV Volume Up

TV Volume Down

TV Digit 1

TV Digit 2

TV Digit 3

TV Digit 4

TV Digit 5

J'V Digit 6

TV Digit 7

"IV Digit 8

TV Digit 9

TV Digit 0

"IV Enter

TV Menu

TV

TV

Select Up

Select Down

TV Adjust Left

TV Adjust Right

VCR Mode

Zenith Code 201

VCR Power On/Off

Selects Cable Mode

Selects VCR Mode

Selects AUX Mode

Selects "IV Mode

VCR AM/PM

VCR Flashback

TV Mute

VCR Channel Up

VCR Channel Down

TV Volume Up

TV Volume Down

VCR Digit 1

VCR Digit 2

VCR Digit 3

VCR Digit 4

VCR Digit 5

VCR Digit 6

VCR Digit 7

VCR

Digit 8

VCR Digit 9

VCR Digit o

VCR Enter

VCR Menu

VCR

Select Up

VCR Select Down

VCR Adjust Left

VCR Adjust Right

Cable Mode

Zenith Code 353

Cable Power On/Off

Selects Cable Mode

Selects VCR Mode

Selects AUX Mode

Selects "IV Mode

CABLE FC/Fav Ch

CABLE Flashback

TV Mute *

CAB IA':Channel Up

CABLE Channel Dn

'IV Volume Up *

TV Volume Dn *

CABI_i Digit 1

CABLE Digit 2

CABLE Digit 3

CABLE Digit 4

CABLE Digit 5

CABLE', Digit 6

CABLE', Digit 7

CABLE', Digit 8

CABLE: Digit 9

CABLE Digit 0

CABLE, Enter

CABLE Menu

CABLE Up Arrow

CABLE Down Arrow

CABLE Left Arrow

CABLE Right Arrow

._=UXMode

Zeniith Code 401

AUX TV/Disc

Selects Cable ldode

Selects VCR Mode

Selects AIJX Mode

Selects TV Mode

AUX Audio

AU X Frame/-l'ime

TV Mute

AUX Skip >>

AUX Skip <<

TV Volume Up

TV Volume Down

AUX Digit 1

AU X Digit 2

AUX Digit 3

AUX Digit 4

AUX Digit 5

AUX Digit 6

AUX Digit 7

AUX Digit 8

AUX Digit 9

AUX Digit 0

AUX Display

AUX Program

AUX Part

AUX Random

AUX x3 FAST <

AUX x3 FAST >

QUIT/.b

PIP

PIPCh

FREEZ

CC

TIMER

TVfVCR/SOURCE

RECORD

PAUSE

REWIND

PLAY

STOP

FFWD

VCR+

TV Quit/Sound Enhance

TV PIP

PIP/Main Ch Mode

PIP Freeze

TV Closed Captions

TV Timer

TV Source

VCR Record

VCR Pause

VCR Rewind

VCR Play

VCR Stop

VCR Fast Forward

VCR

VCR

VCR

VCR

VCR

VCR

VCR

VCR

Quit

VCR+

Channel Map

Search

Memory

Timer

TV/VCR Tuner

Record

VCR Pause

VCR Rewind

VCR

VCR

VCR

Play

Stop

Fast Forward

Enters VCR Plus+ Mode Enters VCR Plus+- Mode

CABLE Quit

CABLE Day Up

CABLE Day [)own

CABLE Pg Up

CABLE Pg down

CABLE Timer

CABLE Info

CABLE Buy

CAB LE Guide

VCR Rewind

VCR Play

VCR Stop

VCR Fa:;t Forward

Enters VCR Plus+ Mode

AUXClem:

AUX Repeat-Side

AUX Repeat-A-B

AUX Repeat-Chap

AUX Memory

AUX Still :><

AUX TV/Disc

AUX Edit i AUX Pause

I AUX Scan <<

I AUX Play

AUX Stop/Eject

AUX Scan >>

Enters VCP Plus+ Mode

ADD TIME Only functions in VCR Plus+ Mode. Adds additional time when programming for recording.

*You can override this with Cable Volume/Muting by entering 399. Reference: 124-215 and

_P 221-952-02A

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TVS

Zenith ] 101

VCRS

Admiral

Adventura

Aiwa

Akai

208, 261

231

231

223,238,

241

202, 218 Audio

Dynamics

Bell &

Howell

Broksonic

206, 247

Canon

Citizen

Craig

Curtis

Mathes

Daewoo

221,226,

25O, 255

214

209

212

214, 259

Daytron

)BX

Emerson

Fisher

Funai

General

Electric

3oldstar

Go Video

214, 216,

220

209

Marantz

Marta

Memorex

256, 262,

263

215,257 Hitachi

Instant

Replay •

214, 227

J.C. Penney 214, 215,

218, 227

JVC 202, 224,

225,258

202 Kenwood

Logik

LXI

239

209, 231

Magnavox 207,214,

231

207, 218

209 _

206, 212,

214, 231

244,246,

248,254

236, 246

202, 218

203, 209,

221,223,

226,233,

235,243,

25O

211,212,

213, 247

231 ill

Equipment

GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C3® REMOTE

CONTROL

I

Codes

Mitsubishi

Montgomery

Ward

Multi Tech

NEC

Orion

Panasonic

Pcntax

Philco

Philips

Pioneer

Portland

Pro Scan

Quasar

RCA

!Realistic

Samsung

Sansui

Sanyo

Scott

Sears

Sharp

Shintom

Signature

2O00

Sony

Sylvania

Symphonic

Tashiko

Tatung

Teac

Teknika

XR1000

204,222,

252,264

208,214,

216,219,

231,249

239

202,218

25O

214,251,

259

215

207,214

207,214,

227

210,215

246

216,260

214,259

215,216,

220,227,

240,242,

260

206,208,

212,214,

231

220,230,

238

239

206,212,

247

204,205,

233,243

206,

209,211,

212,215

208,261

239

208,214,

216,219,

231,249

217,232,

237

207,214,

227

231

2O9

202

202,231

209,234

205,215

239

204,218

Research

Yamaha 1202, 218

Zenith 201,224,

1225,229,

[237

CABLE/SATELLITE

Allegro 358, !362

Allegro A/B 361

Switch

Gemini 305,331,

338

367 General

Electric

General

Instrument

304,305,

306,307,

308,309,

310,318

Hamlin 302,303,

345,365,

366

Jerrold

Kale Vision

Macom

Magnavox

NSC

304,:_7,

308,309,

310,318,

360,363

335

314,321

334

335,339,

368,369,

370

Oak

Panasonic

Paragon

Philips

Pioneer

RCA DSS

Regency

Samsung

Scientific

Atlanta

Sprucer

Standard

Comp

Texscan

311,332,

342

313,320

333

347,350,

352,354,

355

315,343

373

329

Tocom

Unika

United

Satellite

Universal

Vid Tech

335

316,323,

336,364

313

335 i i

339,356,

371

317,318,

346

348,362

344

358, 362

Video Way 349

Viewstar

354, 355,

372

Zenith

Zenith

Satellite

301,353,

_7Z

312,328,

33(I, 351,

378

VIDEO DISK:

PLAYERS

Magnavox

Mitsubishi

NAD

Nakamichi

!NEC

Onkyo

Panasonic

Philips

Noneer

Quasar

Radio

Shack

RCA

SanTo

:Scott

:Sharp

;Sony

Soundesign

Pioneer

Sanyo

401', 4 03

[40]:

Sony

2 ,nith

1404

AUDIO CD

PLAYERS

Akai

Crown

Denon

Fisher

Goldstar

Itarmmd

Kardon

JVC

Kenwood

409, 424

410

411

412, 4!38

460

413

Sylvania

Teac

Technics

Toshiba

I T--

415

412,416,

417. 441

421,422,

433,434

423,424

425,426, 447

427,428

429

43O

431,432

421,433, 434

431,435

432

431,436,

439,440, 441

437

438,439

440

441,442

443,444, 445

461,498,

501,502

435;

446

432, 459

447

448

Zenith 460,461,

498,501,502

AUDIIO TAPE

DFCKS

Denon llarman/

Kardon

455

456

JVC 457

Kenw_xxl 450

Onkyo

Philips

DCC

Pionex:r

458

454

451,478

Sony

Technics

Yamaha

452

454, 497

453

AUDIO TUNERS

AND AMPLIFIERS

Denon 1462, 463

Fisher 464

Goldstar 460

Harman/ 465

Kardon

JVC 466

Kenwood 468, 469

Marantz 472, 503

Onkyo

Philips

Piono:r

473

475, 476

477, 478, 479

Radio

Shack t487, 488

Realistic 480

Sanyo

Scott

481

482

Sharp 483

Sherwood 487, 488

Sony

Soundesign

489, 490,

491,492

461,498,

501,502

Teac 494, 495

Technics 497

Yam_daa 496

Zenith 460, 461,

498, 501,502

Ref: 124-215 and gP 221-952-02A

3_-o 5 _ 5

GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C3@ REMOTE CONTROL

VCR PLUS+C3@ MODE KEY FUNCTIONS

_[hese descriptions apply to functions and operations of your remote control i a VCR Plus+C 3 Mode. To select VCR Plus + C 3 Mode, press the VCR+ key on the remote.

t

After you have programmed your VCR Plus+C3remote, set it down so it points in a clear path toward your

VCR and cable box.

Current Mode/Time Display

Displays the mode you are in and time, if set. Note: Press any mode key twice to see

Clock/Date DJsplay.

PRG (Program)

Begins VCR Plus+ C3 Programming

Setup.

CABLE, VCR, AUX, TV

- Selects reraote control's operation mode.

NUMBER KEY PAD

Selects channels directly.

CLOCK

Adjusts clock time in VCR+ or PRG modes.

VCR+

Enters VCR Plus+ C3 recording mode.

/

ONCE, WEEKLY, DAILY

Specifies recording options.

VCR Plus+ C :3Operations

VCR Plus+ is a registered trademark of Gemstar Corp.

VCR Plus+ C3@, system is manufactured under license from Gemstar Development Corp.

32_)-o 5 -6

ENTER

Enters channels; use where indicated when programm:ing.

CANCEl.

In Review Mode. deletes a program scheduled for recording.

ADD TIME

When programming for recording, each press exter_ds recording time 15 minutes.

REVIEW

Shows programs scheduled for recording or to view any modifications to the VCR

Plus+ Cha]mel Mappings.

GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C3® REMOTE CONTROL

VCR PLUS+ CHANNEL MAPPING

Channel Mapping Overview

The VCR Plus Guide channel numbers listed in Column 2 on the worksheet below are used on a nationwide basis, for the most part. In contrast, your local TV stations and cable networks usually assign different numbers to the qW channels you receive. In order for the remote to accurately tune your cable box (or VCR), your local channel numbers must be "Mapped" to the VCR Plus+ GUIDE CH

Numbers.

Complete the Channel Mapping Worksheet

Refer to your local TV guide. Using a pencil, mark your local TV channel numbers in Column 3 on the worksheet.

To do this, look up your channel numbers in the worksheet below. If the channel number in Column 2 (GUIDE CH) is the same as the number you view that channel on, do nothing. If the number is different, write it in Column 3 (TV CH). Do this for all the channels you receive, including the Broadcast Channels (ABC, NBC, etc.)

For example, if you receive Gala Vision at home on TV Channel 20, write 20 in Column 3 on the GALA line. If you receive HBO at home on TV Channel 4, write 04 in Column 3 in the HBO line as shown at the right.

Example: Writing in TV CH Numbers for Gala and HBO

(_olumn 1 ] Colunm 2 Column tlGUIDE CH_ "IV CH tBO

Notes:

Be sure to "Chaimel Map' the Guide Ch or PlusCode numbers to your local area's "IV channel numbers, or your

VCR will record a different channel than the one you intended.

Once you complete the Worksheet below, you must change the default channels on the remote see next page.

The broadcast channels (ABC, CBS etc.), v_ry in different areas. Write in the VCP F'lus Guide charmel numbers in the spaces provided on the Worksheet below for any channels not listexl but available to you in your local area. The channels (defaults) on your remote are "map]_xl" to the channel numbers shown on the worksheet.

In other words,

Channel 2 is mapped as Channel 2, Chazmel 3 is mapped as

Channel 3, etc.

Column 1 Column 2

GUIDE CH

Cable

Channels

_&E

AMC

BET

VCR Plus+

PlusCode

Channels

39

35

57

BRAV

Cinemax

Cinemax 2

CNN

COM/

DSC

DIS

=,

E_

ESPN

ESPN2

FAM

FOOD

GALA

HBO

Home Box

Office 2

Home Box

Office 3

78

13

33

58

95

54

45

98

42

21

37

53

63

34

85

47

96

VCR PLUS+ CHANNEL

Column 3

TV CH

Write in your local area

Channel Number

I

MAPPING WORKSHEET

LIt_

MTV

NICK

Nostalgia

QVC

SHO

Showtime 2

SC

SCFI

TLC

TMC

[TNN/

TBS

TNT

TOON

TRAV

USA

VIt-I

Viewer's

Choice 1

Viewer's

Choice 2

WGN

WWOR

(Others)

94

55

60

48

48

38

64

99

41

97

59

88

51

58

4.9

43

52

87

1o

44

62

93

Column 1 Column 2

:GUIDE CH

Broadcast Write in

Channels VCR Plus+

Channels

_BC

CBS

Column 3

TV CH

Write in your local area

Channel Number

'BS

PBS

(Others)

Note: As stated above, cl_mnels that are the same number in both Cohtmns 2 and

3 do not need to be "MaPl_ed" on the remote.

Once worksheet is complete, proceed

to next page.

GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C3@ REMOTE CONTROl.

VCR PLUS+ CHANNEL MAPPING

(:hanging Default Channel Numbers on Remote

(Continued)

Refer to your completed worksheet on the previous page. You will key-in the GUIDE CH numbers that need to be mapped to

the TV CH numbers limed in Column 3 on the worksheet.

Follow the instructions below for each channel number that needs to be mapped.

Channel Mapping Review

When finished Channel Mapping the Guide CEannel Numbers to your TV Channel Numbers, follow the instn_ctions below to review your chan_es.

Steps

1. Press PRG.

2. Press VCR+.

Remote Display

PROGRAM

GUIDE CH - TV CH

Channel Mapping Review

Steps

1. Press PRG.

2. Press VCR+.

Remote Display

PROGRAM

GUIDE CH - TV CH

3. Key-in the GUIDE CH number from Column 2 you need to channel map.

4. Press ENTER.

5. Key-in TV CH number from Column 3.

6. Press EN'E_R.

GUIDE CH - TV CH

XXX

GUIDE CH - TV CH

XXX

GUIDE CH - TV CH x x x Y Y Y

GUIDE CH - TV CH

3. Press REVIEW repeatedly to view the VCR Plus+

GUIDE CH numbers you have mapped.

4. Press ENTER when finished.

GUIDE CH - TV CH

XXX YYY

XXX,YYY=Your entered information

7. Repeat Steps 3 - 6 for other channel number mapping.

8. Press ENTER when finished.

XXX,YYY=Your entered information

When you are finished reviewing your channel mapping changes, your remote will be ready to use for recording programs that have VCR PlusCode

Plus Recording on the next page.

numbers.

See VCR i i:::ii:ii:!:i:ii:i:?:i:i:ii:i i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i:?i:_%!:!

32}9-0 5 -8

GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C

3®

REMOTE CONTROL

II/CR PLUS+C 3 RECORDING

previous page for details.

(:able box oi"VCR to the channel you wish to record, and begin recording.

Note: VCR PlusCode Numbers for programs in your area are usually included in your local TV guide.

Recording Options

Once: Records program once.

Weekly: Records program one time each week at the same time, for up to 30 days.

Daily: Records program Monday - Friday at the same time each day.

.m

ISteps

1. Press VCR+ i

2. Key-in the program

PlusCode® number of the broadcast you wish to record.

I

Remote Display

VCR Plus+

Numbers

3. Press:

ONCE, WEEKLY or DAILY.

(Record) Interval/Channel/Time then displays VCR Plus+.

If "CLASH" appears, another program has been scheduled for the same time period.

4. If desired, press ADD TIME while program data is displayed to add 15 minutes to the recording time.

Pressing ADD TIME more than once extends your already extended recording time.

5. Repeat Steps 2 - 4 to program a total of 8 programs up to 30 days in advance.

6. Press TV to exit VCR Plus+ mode or press CANCEL to return to the previous mode.

7. Turn VCR Off.

8. Leave Cable Box On, if used.

9. Place remote in a position where it will have an unobstructed/path to your VCR and cable box.

Note: You can program additional recordings while recording.

However, the PRG key will be inactive; you will not be able to enter any brand codes or change the VCR+ setup.

Wait until recording is complete before making any changes.

Reviewing Your Recording Schedule

I. Press VCR+.

2. Press REVIEW repeatedly te view your recording schedule.

3. Press CANCEL to delete a program from recording schedule or during an in-progress recording.

4. Press ENTER when finished,

PlusCode® is a registered trademark of Gemslar Development

Corp.

Remote

Display

/

VCR

OFF

Cable Box

OFF

After programming and prior to recording, place remote so it points in direction of VCR and cable: box.

.

:.: .-...::

@iC_

9

32_-o 5 _ 9

GEM4002 VCR PLUS+C3® REMOTE CONTROL

TROUBLESHOOTING

Before calling for service, try these simple solutions to resolve difficulties with VCR Plus+ Operations.

Problem

Operating change,

Problems

Remote does not respond to key presses, display does not

Remote displays "ERR SETUP."

Recording Problems

VCR records a channel other than the one specified.

VCR recording stops before end of sporting event.

Remote doe,s not operate equipment.

Cable Box does not turn On when recording begins.

VCR shuts Off when recording is scheduled to begin.

Channel Mapping Problems

Cannot display default channel mapping numbers.

Programming Problems

Cannot enter Brand Codes while remote is in Record mode.

Remote displays "CLASH."

Possible Solution

Are batteries installed? Remove batteries for a minimum of 30 seconds to clear remote's memory. Reinstall batteries and reprogram your equipment's bnmd codes, if ncx:essary.

Enter brand codes fn_t before.,u:dng VCR, CABLE, or AUX modes.

ChaJmel Mapping was not performed or is incorrect.

Specify additional time using ADD TIME when programming to r_cord sporting events to adequately extend recording time.

Be sure proper brand code was used. Try a different code.

Check Special Featur_ section to see if a special code will solve problem.

Do not turn cable box off. Cable, box must be left on prior to

VCR Plus+ recording.

VCR must be named off prior to VCR Plus+ recording.

Remote will only display changes made to default GUIDE CH numbers.

It is not possible to use the PRG key while remote is in Record mode. Wait until current recording is complete before programming anynew brand codes.

Another program isalready scheduled for that lime slot or portion thereof.

32o9_ 5 _ 10

MBR REMOTE MENUS REFERENCE

• I

QUICK REFERENCE TO ON-SCREEN MENUS WITH MBR REMOTE

Your.TV is menu operated; in other words, features and adjustments of the TV are all operated from a list of options that appear on the TV screen.

When you select a feature from the list, an adjustment window (or sub-menu) appears so that the adjustment may be completed.

And all of these adjustments can be accomplished from the comfort of your favorite chair by using the MBR remote control.

ro view the: on-screen menus using the MBR remote control, first press TV to make sure the remote is in TV mode.

[hen press MENU repeatedly to sequence through the available menus.

Source

Main ,<•

• AnVCable 1

Ant./C_ble 2

Video 1

Video 2

S-video

Front Video

Frnt S-Video

PiP

Setup f"

• Auto Program

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text

_-Language

Background

• "rimer Setup

Ch. Labels

Source ID

Parental Ctl

Auto Demo

Balance

Audio

SoundRite

Enhance .

BBE Audi_

Speakers

Language

English

Espafiol

Francois

Adjustment window (sub-menu) appears for most menu options after they are selected.

"_<_ II-ITEO

Video

• Contrast

Brightness

Color

33nt

Sharpness

Color Tamp

Video Filter

Skin Tone ideo F'ra.,;et

D nTEr-

PIP

I_ Contrast

Tint

Size

Menu icon and title olf menu.

List of options available for this menu.

BASIC MENU OPERA TION

Operating the on-screen menus is a simple 4-step process.

Some operations may involve one or two extra steps, such as entering numbers for setting the time.

But for the most part, operating the menus goes like this:

3:_o edly to choose an

_

Press an Up or Down one of the options in the menu is highlighted.

:

_!_

...o.....:........_.

• ........:,.:.......-

.............................................................

::!

i::i

Press a Left or Right arrow to adjust or rnake a change to the se.lected option.

• i, :ii!!

...•" : _ : :.....:: •

!ii

.....

'!,ii

:

-•.._,, :..: :_ : ...•.-

Typical Remote Control

6 -I

Press QUIT to remove menus or wait a few seconds and the TV will return to normal operation.

SOURCE MENU: MBR REMOTE

Front Video and Front

S-Video are source options on some models only.

Main

/

4•

Source

PiP

• AnUCable 1

Ant/Cable 2

Video 1

Video 2

S-Video

"_F ront Video rnt S-video,)

Source_

Main q•

Ant/Cable 1E

• Video 1

Video 2

S-Video

Front Video

Fmt S-video

PI.__.P_P

Source Men_;:

Main picture source menu selected (left)

PIP Window Source menu selected (righ;)

Initially, the Main and PIP picture

sources are the same if the Main

Picture is either A_,tenna/Cable

1 or 2. Howew_r, once you actually change the PIP source, the selected source is "remem-

bered" and retained until it is changed again.

MENU OPERATION

I_

Press SOURCE repeat._dly, or use an Lip/Down arrow key until the desired Source is selected.

or selected.

repeatedly until the Source Menu is _ o(__(_

Use a Left/Right arrow key to select either _ picture source menu or

PIP picture source menu.

Press QUIT to exit from menu opera-

tions or wait a few seconds for the "IV to r_turn to normal operation.

SOURCE SELECTION

The term "Source" refers to the equipment and antenna wires connected to the jacks on the TV's conn_tion panel on the back of the TV. To place the picture and sound being receiw,,d by these jacks (or Source) on the TV sc_reen, you

"select" the appropriate "source" - Antenna/Cable 1, Video 1, etc. - using the Source menu shown above.

Ant/Cable I or 2

Video 1 or 2

S-Video

Front Video or

Frnt S-Video

Routes the antenna or cable-TV source to the TV for viewing. You see program material from the source equipment that is connected to the corresponding ANT/CABLE 1 or 2 jack. (If the signal is from a VCR or a cable box, tune the TV to either channel 3 or 4.)

Routes the audio and video from an A/V source (such as a VCP, or a video disc player) to the

TV for viewing. You see program material from the source equipment that is connected to the corresponding VIDEO 1 or 2 IN jacks.

Routes the audio and video from an auxiliary Super-VHS video source (such as a VCR or a

video disc player) to the IV for viewing. You see program rnaterial from the source equipment

that is connected to the corresponding S-VIDEO IN jacks.

Routes the audio and video from an auxiliary A/V or Super-VHS video source (such as a VCR or a video disc player) to the TV for viewing. You see program material from the source equipment that is connected to the corresponding FRONT VIDEO or FRNT S-VIDEO IN jacks.

Note: Refer to the "Connecting Your TV" chapter to make the proper equipment connections to the TV.

For information about PIP sources, refer to the "PIP Operation" section.

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SETUP MENU: MBR REMOTE

Setup

• Auto Program

Add/'Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text

Language

Background

• Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text

Language

Background

Setup Menu While

Video or Super-Video

',Source is Chosen

MENU OPERATION

Press MENU repeatedly until the

Inteq Setup menu appears.

Press the Left/Right buttons repeat- edly' to complete the ad;justment.

® or

Press MENU to return 1:othe main

Setup menu and select another option or press QUIT to exit from menu operations.

/3._'_,.'L'X Press an Up or Down button to select

Auto Program

(Channel)

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text

Language

Background

Finds all active channels and stores them in the TV's memory for use when a CHAI_[NEL up/down button is pressed.

See the '_Nhat You Should Do First" chapter for mo_'edetails.

Edit the channels found by Auto Program to create your own personal list of channels using the

Channel Add or Delete feature. You may want to add (or delete) a weak-signal char_,nelto the channel scan. Also, create your own "Surf" Channel Scan to scan your most frequently tuned, favorite channels when using Chan Up/Down. See the information following this chart for more details.

Use to set the clock in the IV.

The time may be set manually or automatically.

See the

_uming on Your TV the First Time" chapter for more details.

Use to turn on-screen Caption/Text On or Off. Options are: On, Off: or Captions When Muted.

Select from different "types" of Closed Captions or informational text. Closed captioning or informational text appears on the TV screen when available on the selected channel Options are: Caption 1, Caption 2, Caption 3, Caption 4, Text 1, Text 2, -I-e:(t3, or Text 4. See the information following this chart for more details.

Selects the language for the on-screen menus. Options are: English, Spanish or French.

Adds or removes a background behind the on-screen menus.

continued on next page

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SETUP MENU: MBR REMOTE

USING (CHANNEL) ADD/DEL/SURF

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"Added" channels a,re tuned

when using the CHANNEL Up

and Down arrow keys. All chan-

nels found by Auto Program are initially set as "Added" channels.

"Deleted" channels are blocked from tuning when using the CHANNEL Up and

Down keys. However, they may be tuned directly by using the number keys on the remote control.

1. Use the Up or Down arrows to choose Add/Del/

Surf and press a Left/

Right arrow to view the

Add/Delete/Surf screen

2. Use the number keys to select a channel.

3. Use the Left/Right arrows to show "Added" or

"Deleted."

4. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

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"Surf" channels act as a

list of favorite channels, intended for your most frequently watched channels.

When "SURF" is activated, these are the only channels that are tuned while using the CHANNEL

Up/Down keys.

1. In Set-Up menu use the

Up or Down arrows to choose

Add/Del/Surf and press a Left/Right arrow to view the Add/

Delete/Surf screen.

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11 le

21

26

31

36_ 37

41 42

46

51

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61

68

71

76

81

47

52tt

57

62

67

72

77

82

2_

7

12

17

22

27

32

I

_

43

48

53

58

63

68

73

78

83

3

8

13

18

23

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33

Selector Highlight

/

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30

44

41_

54

50

64

60

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79

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14

10

24

29

34

50

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5I_J l_ _ I Added Channel

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Surf Channel

- (Bold & Surf loon)

40

45

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CBS "''" ~_ Channel

50

66

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Added_

1"

-~ Status

-- Instructions

• - Deleted Channel

(Shaded)

2. Use the number keys to select a channel.

3. Press Timer to turn

On/Off Surf Icon."

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for more channels.

5. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

Use Down button to move selector to additional numbers if present.

To activate "SURF" mode, press the SURF key on the remote ('ontrol.

[Surf's Up!

_] appears on the screen.

To deactivate "SURF," press SURF again.

I No Surfing (_1 appears on the screen.

Notes: Add/Del/Surf can only be used with ANT/CABLE ! or 2 Source.

TURNING CAPTIONS ON AND OFF

Provides, to the hearing-impaired, words (Captions) on-screen of the audio portion of the broadcast. If a program has captions included, the CC or captions notice will appear for 2 or 3 seconds before the broadcast begins.

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1. Press MENU repeatedly until the INTEQ Setup menu appears, then press an Up or Down arrow to select

Captions.

2. Press a Left/Right arrow button to see the adjustment window.

3. Continue pressing the Left/Right arrow button to select

Off, Or) or Captions When Muted.

4. Press OUIT to remove the menu.

To Turn Closed Captions

On and Off with CC button:

1. Press TV, then press CC on remote.

2. Press CC repeatedly to cycle through the options: Off,

On or Captions When Muted.

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[_

Auto Program

Add/DeVSurf

Clock Set

Captions --_--_-_

Caption/Text I

Language

Background I c_pti_

On

CcFt;.:.:: Wh-:.:_ M_t_:d

I

Notes:

[:3 After Captions are turned On, proceed to "Choosing

Caption._#-I-ext."

[] If you select Captions When Muted, Closed Captions will appear when the Audio is Muted.

SETUP MENU: MBR REMOTE

CHOOSING CAPTIONS OR TEXTOPTIONS

1. Press MENU repeatedly on your remote until the Inteq

Setup menu is displayed.

2. Use the Up/Down buttonsto highlightCaption/Text then press a LeWRight arrow buttonto see the adjustment window.

3. Continue pressing a Left/Rightarrow key to cycle through

the choices: Caption 1, Caption 2, Caption 3, Caption 4,

Text 1, Text 2, Text 3, or Text 4.

[_

Auto Program

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

• Captioru'Text

Language

Background

>

CaptioN'Text

CaFI_3

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Note:

IZJAt present, very few TV programs or video tapes offer text captioning for any option other than CAPTION 1. Therefore, CAPTION 1 is the only recommended choice, unless you Imow that a specific program is providing capt_ling using one of the other selections.

LANGUAGE

1. Press MFNU repeatedly on your remote until the Inteq

Setup menu is displayed.

2. Use an Up/Down arrow button to highlight Language then press a Left/Right arrow button to see the adjustment window.

3. Use a Left/Right arrow button to choose English, EspaSol or

Fran_ais. (English, Spanish or French)

4. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

BACKGROUND

Auto Program

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text

• Language __,

1 I"

English

1. Press MENU repeatedly on your remote until the Inteq

Setup menu is displayed.

2. Use an Up/Down arrow button to highlight Background then press a Left/Right arrow button to view the adjustment window.

3. Use a *Left/Rightarrow key to select On or Off.

4. Press QUIT to remove the menu.

Setup

Auto Program

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text

Language

• Background-,--

•

Bz=ckground

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SPECIAL FEATURES MENU: MBR REMOTE

Features

• Timer Setup

Ch. Labels

Source ID

Parental Ctl

Auto Demo

MENU OPERATION

_

Press the Left/Right buttons repeatedly to complete the adjustment.

Press Left/Rightbuttons to viewthe option's adjustment window. menu operations.

Timer Setup

Ch (Channel)

Labels

Source ID

Parental Ctl

(Control)

Auto Demo

Sets the TV's Sleep Timer and On/Off Timer features.

See the information 1Followingthis chart for more details.

Assigns a network/station label, name or call letters to specified channels. For example, if you choose the label "ABC" for channel 7, then "ABC" will appear in the Channel/Time display whenever channel 7 is selected. See information following this chart 1Formore details.

(Ch. Labels can only be used with ANT/CABLE 1 or 2 Source.)

Assigns a descriptive "name" to the input sources.

For example, the Video 1 source may be named VCR.

"VCR" will now appear in the Source Menu as a reminder that your VCR is connected to the Video 1 input jacks.

Use this feature to block viewing of any undesirable channel.,; or the entire video signal. See the information following this chart for more details.

Use to view a demonstration of the on-screen menus and features available ,onthis TV. See

"THE FIRST TIME YOU OPERATE YOUR TV" chapter for more details.

TIMER'SETUP: Sleep Timer

Do you have a habit of falling asleep in front of the TV? The Sleep Timer feature will take care of thai:: Your TV can be programmed to automatically turn itself OFF after a period of 15 minutes, or up to 4 hours.

1. Make sure the time on the TV's clock is set.

2. Use an Up/Down arrow button to highlight Timer Setup then press a Left/Right arrow button view the Inteq Timer menu.

3. With Sleep Timer highlighted, press a Left/Right arrow button to view the adjust window.

4. Continue pressing the Left/Right arrow button to set the pedocl!of

time the TV will remain on.

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• Sleep Timer

On Time

Off Time

On/Off Timer l :{i.: S/eeP0:1577rner

Sleep Timer Set to Turn TV

OFF in 15 Minutes

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SPECIAL FEATURES MENU: MBR RE:MOTE

I

1. With no menus showing on the TV, press TIMER on your remote to directly access the Sleep Timer.

:2. Press TIMER repeatedly to set the pedod of time the TV will remain on.

One minute before the TV turns off, the GOOD NIGHT display appears on the screen. At this time you have a choice of the followiing two actions:

a. Do nothing. The GOOD NIGHT display remains on the screen.

The TV will tum off in one minute.

b. Delay the turn-off by resetting the timer with a new time period.

Notes:

[] To cancel the Sleep Timer, turn off the TV or press

TIMER repeatedly until OFF is selected.

CI As the Good Night display counts down the final 60 seconds, the audio and video of the TV also "dim" for a soft, discreet turn-off.

• _lr'..

Good

Night 0:58

°._o* 58 Seconds

"Good Night" Display Appears 60

Seconds Before Shut-Off

;rIMER SETUP: On/Off Timer

Picture this: It's very early in the morning - maybe the sun is not even up so the room is dark -- and you can'_lfind the remote control to turn the TV on to see what the weather is expected to be like for the day. The solution is simple:

IVlake the TV turn itself on by using the On/Off Timer.

1. Make sure the TV's clock is set.

2. Use an Up/Down arrow button to highlight Timer Setup then press a Left/Right arrow button to view the Inteq

Timer menu.

3. Use the Up/Down arrow button to highlight On Time then press a Left/Right arrow button to view the adjust window.

4. Use the numbered buttons on your remote to enter a time for the TV to tum itself ON, then press TIMER on the remote to select AM or PM. (You can also use a Left/Right arrow button to advance the time.)

5. Press IMENU to return to the previous (Inteq Timer) menu, use the Up/Down buttons to highlight Off

Time, then press a Left/Right arrow button to view the adjust window.

6. Use the numbered buttons on your remote to enter a time for the TV to turn itself OFF, then press TIMER on the remote to select AM or PM. (Or use the

Left/Right arrow button to advance the time.)

7. Press MENU to return to the previous (Inteq Timer) menu, use the Up/Down buttons to highlight On/Off

Timer then press a Left/Right arrow button to view the adjust window

Sleep "13mer

• On Time

Off Time

On/Off "13mer

"_ [ On Time

[

11:ooAM<_

On/Off Timer Set to Turn

TV On at 11:00 am

8. Press the Left/Right am_w button repeatedly to turn the

timer ON (or OFF).

9. Press QUIT to remove menu.

Note:

[] Before the On/Off Timer can be turned, on, you must specify an _0_time.

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SPECIAL FEATURES MENU: MBR REMOTE

USING CHANNEL LABELS

Live view of selected channel.

To a_ign ipr_et _bei_ to i Ziii

1. Highlight Ch. Labels in the Features menu and press a

Left/Right arrow button to view the list of preset Labels,

2. Select a channel number by using the CHANNEL

Up/Down buttons or enter a channel number with the numbered buttons.

3. Use the Left/Right/Up/Downarrow buttonsto move the selector to the label you want to assign to the channel.

(The illustration shows WVGN"assigned to channel 9.)

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each channel.

5. Press QUIT to remove menu.

ADO AMC

CA CB_;

CNBC CNN

BCC BET

CBN CBS

COM CSPN

CTN C_!

DIS DISC

ENC ESPN ESPN2 ET

FAM FNN FOX F&V

GALA HB,O HN

IG

ME/U

INSP

MMT

JCN

MTV

HSE

LIFE

NBC

FX

HSN

MAX

NICK

NOS PBS

RDS REQ

SIN

PLAY

SC

TB,S TBN

PTL

SCFI

TELE

OVC

SFtOW

TLC

TMC TNN TN/ TRAV TWC

UPN TSA

VISN WB

VC VCR

WGN _

VH-1

WWOR

Ch 9

WGN

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Press _e_,

to edit

Channel

Number

'_ Channel

Label

Appears after

•-- a label is chosen.

,,, [ More Labels ,I.

]

_"_ Selector Box

Display ,of Preset Labels

1. Access the Channel Label screen and choose a channel

number. (Steps 1 and 2 above.)

2. Use the Left/Right/Up/Down arrow buttons to move the selector to any label other than the "- - --" or "NONE" options, then press TIMER to view the custom labels screen.

3. Use 1theUp/Down/Left/Right arrow buttons to select a character, then press ENTER to set the character in place.

(Do this for up to 4 characters.)

4. Press TIMER to exit the custom label screen and return to

Ch. Labels menu.

5. Press QUIT to remove menu.

Notes:

[:3 The four dashes (....

) means that no channel label

is assigned and the TV may accept the channel label that is transmitted by some television stations. Or, in addition to not assigning a label, NONE blocks the labels transmitted by some televLqon stations.

USING SOURCE ID

A B C D E F GH

P QR S T U V WX

I J K L M N 0

Y Z 0 1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 0 / & #. !

?

* N I_

Enter up to 4 characters for custom labels.

Use A_rows to Sele(;t Choroctef

Press ENTERTo Add Character

Press TIMER lo I_etufn

Custom Channel Labels Screen

Live view of highlightectSource.

1. From the Special Features menu, press the Up/Down ar-

rows to highlight Source ID.

2. Press the Left/Rightarrows to view the Source ID screen.

3. Press the Up/Down arrowsto highlighta Source.

4. Press the Left/Right arrows repeatedlyto choose a label

for the chosen Source.

5. Press QUIT@ to remove the menu or wait a few seconds for the "IV to return to normal operation.

[7 To edit and make a custom label, (1) Highlight any label

(except "Disabled" or "---") from the display, (2) Press

TIMER, (3) Use arrows to select a character and then press ENTER to add it (and repeat for more characters),

(4) Press TIMER for previous menu, press QUIT to clear screet3.

Press _e_ To Edii_'_@t

I_abel Source

/Cable 1

/Cable 2

Video 1

Video 2

S-Video

Front Video

Frnt S-Video

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"_

- - -

VCR

Video Game

....

- -

- -

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, SPECIAL FEATURES MENU: MBR REMOTr

USING PARENTAL CONTROL (PC)

Parental Control allows you to be selective about the channels and video sources that can be watched or=your TV. If there are ur_:lesirable programs or channels that you do not want viewed by someone in your household, you can use

Parental Control to block specific channels or the video input sources.

To set the Parental Control:

[-} Select Parental Ctl. then press a Left/Right arrow button to view the Parental Control menu.

a. Select Block Ch. (channel) and press a Left/Right arrow button to view the Block Channels screen.

b. Press SOURCE on your remote control to select Ant!

Cable 1 or 2.

c. Use the Left/Right/Up/Down arrow buttons to move the sele_-tor to each channel you want to block and press TIMER to set the channel to "blocked." (A padlock icon appears next to the number.) d. Press MENU to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

L

Par. 01t

/j/

• Block: Ch.

/

.JJ'_"

BlockVideo

Set Hours --------

....

Set Password

....

Lock On/Off _______

....

/

Blocks individual channels for Ant/Cable1 or 2 sources,

Blocks Video and

S-Video Sources.

Period of time PC will be actiw._.

Sets 4-digit password.

Turns PC feature

On/Off.

Inteq Parental Control Menu

a. Select Block Video and press a Left/Right arrow button

to view the adjust screen.

b. Press a Left/Right arrow button to select "Blocked."

All Video and S-Video sources will be blocked while PC is active. c. Press MENU to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

a. Select Set Hours and press a Left/Right arrow button to view the adjust screen.

b. Press a Left/Right arrow button to advance the number to the number of hours you want PC to remain active. (Tbe maximum is 99 hours.)

c. Press MENU to retum to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

__

Channel Selector

/

6 7 10_-

11 12 13 14 15 G

16 17 18_'19 20_---

21 22 23 24 25

26 27_28

31 32 33

29 30

34 35_

36

41

37

42

38

43

39

44

40

45

46 47 48 49 50

51 52 53 54 55

56 57 58 59 60

61 62 63 64 6.';

'Ch 8_

'CBS

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I'_res._

Live viewof

Selected channel.

IJnblocked

Channel

Blocked

Channel

Channel

Number

"" :Status

I[nstructions

Soume of

.I :Signal

Antenna /

Block Channel Screen

a. Select Set Password and press a Lett/Right arrow but-

ton to view the adjust screen.

b. Use the number buttons to enter a 4-digit password.

(You will be prompted to vedfy the number by entering a second time.)

c. Press MENU to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

5iTum Parental Control ON.

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a. Select Lock On/Off and press a Left/Right arrow but-

ton to view the adjust screen.

b. Press a Left/Right arrow button to select On.

c. Press QUIT to exit the PC operations.

Note:

[] REMEMBER YOUR PASSWORD!

The password is the only way you can return to the PC operations to make changes or to deactivate it. If you have forgotten the password, simply wait for the specified time to elapse.

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AUDIO MENU: MBR REMOTE

Audio

• Bass

Treble

Balance

Audio Mode

SoundRIte

Enhance ,t

BBE Audio

Speakers

All adjustments on the Audio Menu

are optional. You do not have to adjust these features in order to use your TV.

MENU OPERATION

_

Press the Left/Right keys repeatedly

1:ocomplete the adjustment.

Press Up/Down keys to select an option.

Press Left/Right keys to view the option's adjustment window.

@ or

Press MENU to return to the main

Audio menu and select another option or press QUIT to exit from menu operations.

Bass

Treble

Increases and decreases the level of low-frequency sound.

Increases and decreases the level of high-frequency sound.

Balance

Audio Mode

SAP is not an option for the Video or S-VKJeO sources. Audio signals into a video source are assumed to be monaural or stereo. )

Adjusts the balance of sound between the TV's speakers.

Allows you to select STEREO, MONO or 2ND AUDIO/SAP operation.

Stereo:

Directs the sound to the Left and P,ight speakers as supplied by' the program.

Stereo is the recommend choice: -i-he TV switches automatically between the

STEREO and MONO mc_les depending on the type of signal being received.

Mono:

Directs the same sound Io both Left and Right speakers, even if the:program being received is in stereo.

2nd Audio/

SAP:

Directs the sound for the Second Audio Program to both the Left and Right speakers.

SAP sound is always rnor_ural. If SAP is ,selected,you hear the SAP - t_._ly

a second language. When the SAP broadcast ends, the TV switches automatically

(defaults) to the type of signal being received, STERE(::)or MONO. lq_e rv switches back to 2ND AUDIO/SAP when the SAP broadcast resumes.

SoundRite

Turn this feature ON to maintain the television's volume at a oonstant level. In other words, commercials and audio from the auxiliary input source will no longer appear to sound louder than the volume level you have set. (Note that this feature is automatically deactivated if any of the Pro Logic Enhancements are selected.)

Enhancement Provides options for enhancing the TV's audio.

Your options are Off, Concert 14al!,Theater,

(DolbyPro Logicaudio Night Club, Stadium, Pseudo Stereo, Pro Logic Phantom, Dolby 3 Stereo, and Dotby Pro Logic systemsonly) Normal.

See the information following this chart for more details.

BBE Audio

Speakers

Use this to compensate for phase and amplitude distortions for a more faithful reproduction of original sound.

Select Level 1 (good), Level 2 (better), or set BBF Audio to OFF, according to your personal listening preference.

Use to turn TV's internal speakers OFF and ON.

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AUDIO MENU: MBR REMOTE

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SELECTING AUDIO ENHANCEMENTS

Your television is engineered with many audio adjustments which can be set for your listening taste.

However, Inteq has included .several pre-set enhancement "effects" which may be used to emulate different viewing environ_ants.

These enhancements are Concert Hall, Theater, Night Club, Stadium and Pseudo Stereo. Select the enl_ncement that sounds best to you.

Instead of selecting an audio "effect," you can enhance the stereo sound from your TV. Select either Dolby Pro Logic

Phantom, Dolby 3 Stereo or Dolby Pro Logic Normal.

Refer to the following procedures to balance the level of sound being heard from the speakers:

SPEAKER BALANCE

Message appears when adjusting

Surround Sound.

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!

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_,t

,_•

To Change Speaker

To Change Level

Left Speaker

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Right

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Surround

Speaker

Speakenl

_._;"_ound Speaker, R_luired "]

1. Select Stereo as the Audio option.

:Z. Select Dolby 3 Stereo as the Enhancement then press

MENU to return to the main Audio menu.

:3. Adjust Bass and Treble to your preference

,4. Select Balance and press the Left/Right arrow key to view the speaker balance screen.

5. Press the Up/Down keys to select a speaker to adjust.

The text highlight and an audible "hissing" "bounces" between the speaker and the Center Reference.

S. Press the Left/Right keys to set the volume of the

•hissing" - for the selected speaker - to about the same level as the "hissing" of the Center Reference.

Do this for each speaker.

BASIC SPEAKER BALANCE

Use Up/Down arrow keys !:o select a speaker.

Use Left/Right arrow keys to adjust the level of sound.

Text highlight

"bounces" between selected speaker and

Center

Reference.

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'4•

To Change

To Change

Speaker

Level

Center Relererioe

Left Speaker

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Right Speaker

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When ProLogic _ or Phant0m En_ncement is sel_tbd_ balance the speaker sound like thls_

1. Turn on the external amplifier and set its volume to approximately the same volume as the TV. (-I-hisstep is for Pro Logic Normal enhancement only.)

2. Select Pro Logic Normal (or Phantom) as the Enhancement then press MENU to return to the Audio menu.

3. Adjust the Bass and Treble to your preference.

4. Select Balance and press the Left!Right arrow key to view the Pro Logic speaker balance screen.

5. Press tl_e Up/Down keys to select a speaker to adjust.

The text highlight and an audible "hissing" sound will

=bounce" between the selected speaker and the Center

Reference.

6. Press the Left/Right keys until the volume of the "hissing"

- for the selected speaker - is about the same level as the "hissing" of the Center Reference.

Do this for each speaker.

Notes:

E3 To fully appreciate the quality of sound provided your

televisionand the Doby Pro Logic audio system, make sure an external amplifier is conn.--ted to the TV and the speakers are balanced as described above.

Q Optional Surround speakers must be connected for you to hear Surround Sound.

DOLBY 3 STEREO SPEAKER BALANCE

Use Up/Down arrow keys to select a speaker.

Use Left/Right arrow keys to adjust the level of sc,Jnd.

Text highlight

"bounces" between selected speaker and

Center

Reference.

Message appears when adjusting

Surround Sound.

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I

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• •

To Change

ToChange

Speaker

Level

Center Referen=

Lift Speaker

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PRO LOGIC BALANCE

Use Up/Down arrow keys to select a speaker.

Use Left/Right arrow keys to adjust the level of sound.

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VIDEO MENU: MBR REMOTE

Vldeo

• Contrast

Brightness

Color

Tint

Sharpness

Color Temp

Video Filter

Skin Tone

Video Preset

MENU OPERATION

Press MENU repeatedlyuntilthe Inteq

Video menu is shown.

Press Up/Down keys to select an option.

Press Left/Right keys to view the option's adjustment window.

All adjustments on the Video Menu are optional. You do not have to adjust these features in order to use your TV.

Press the Left/Righl: keys repeatedly

'to complete the adjustment.

@

OF

,Press MENU to return to the main

'Video menu acd ss:lect another op- tion or press QUIT to exit from menu operations.

Contrast

Brightness

Color

Tint

Sharpness

! Color Temp

(Temperature)

Video Filter

Skin Tone

Video*Preset

Adjusts the picture's overall contrast and color level.

Adjusts the picture's brightness level of black areas in the picture.

Adjusts the picture's color intensity.

Adjusts the flesh tones to more Green or more Red.

Adjusts the object edge definition for best picture quality.

Adjusts the "color temperature" or picture white balance between cooler whites and warmer reds.

Reduces video "noise" or interference in clark picture areas resulting in clearer overall pictures.

Maintains natural skin tones under changing scene, and video source conditions.

Adjusts the picture to different viewing conditions. Options are:

Custom ................

Preset ..................

Movie ..................

Video ...................

Game

Sports ..................

Daylight ...............

Weak Signal ........

Saves personal preference changes made to the Video Menu and stores them as your Custom settings.

Restores the factory Video Menu settings.

Provides clear, cinema-like effects by optimizing the video adjustments for use in a home theater setting with dim lighting.

Reduces bright video game color intensities and graphics for prolonged close-range viewing conditions.

Provides a bright, sharp picture with vivid color and crisp delail.

Enhances picture contrast in a bright daylight environment.

Reduces "noise" (snow) in poor quality signal transmissions or video tapes.

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PIP VIDEO MENU: MBR REMOTE

PIP

I_ Contrast

Tint

Size

Selecting the PIP Menu does

not "activate" PIP. However, a

PIP window will appear during menu operations to show the

effect of any setting changes.

Press PIP to access PiP feallure.

MENU OPERATION

Press MENU repeatedly until the Inteq

PiP menu is shown.

Press Up/Down keys to select an option.

Press Left/Right keys to view the option's adjustment window.

Con trast

Tint

Size

® or

Press the Left/Right keys repeatedly to complete the adjustment.

Press MENU to return to the main

PiP menu and selecl: another option or press QUIT to exil: from menu operations.

Adjusts the overall contrast and color lew.,I of the PIP picture.

Adjusts the flesh tones of the PIP picture to more Green or more Red.

Adjusts the size of the PIP inset. Choose between small, medium or large.

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TRAKBALL REMOTE CONTROL

INTRODUCTION

This multi-brand remote control operates the common features of most, but not all, mode_lsand brands of IR (infrared) controlled VCRs.

Some functions of your particular VCR may not be controlled by this remote. In such cases, use the original remote control for your VCR.

BATrERY INSTALLAtiON AND OPERAtiONAL tiPS

Batteries are initially provided and they must be installed. Match positive with positive (+ with +), negative with negative (- with -) as shown inside the battery cornpartment. In time the batteries will weaken and your remote may not function normally or it may "lose its memory." Replace them with two high-quality, alkaline, size ,_, batteries.

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VCR Brand Code Auto Find Option

Unless your VCR responds to the factory preset code commonly used for Inteq VCRs, you may need to use Auto Find to program the VCR code whenever you replace batteries. See following pages for remote programming Auto

Find instructions.

Tips:

O Do not place heavy objects on top of the remote control keys. Prolonged unintentional operation of the remote shortens battery life.

I_ Remove the batteries if the remote will not be used for a month or more.

\

AA Batteries

THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR

DAMAGE CAUSED BY BATI'ERY LEAKAGE

CHOOSING OPERA TING MODE

To control your -IV or VCR with this remote, you must first choose the mode of operation.

Press the TV mode key to control the TV or press the VCR mode key to control the VCR

TV

Pressto select

TV mode

VCR

Pressto select

VCR mode

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TRAKBALL REMOTE CONTROL m

BASIC OPERATIONS

Point remote at TV, press POWER.

Press down on trackball to activate on-screen pointer.

Rotating trackball wiFI move pointer around screen to access on-screen menus. Click on highlighted menu or option, (See Quick Reference to

Or-screen Menus section.)

Point remote at TV or VCR

POWER

TV and VCR

TV

Press to control FV

Trackball

Press to bring up screen pointer. Roll trackball to move pointer,

TV Volume down

VCR Rewind

•rv Soft mute/Mute

VCR Pause

--VCR

Press to control VCR

TV Channel up

,/VCR Play

___ "IV Volume up

VCR Fast forward rv Channel down

VCR Stop

"ENTER" "rv and VCR

TV Flashback

Selects previous channel

13/AND VCR KEY FUNCTIONS BY MODE

TV Mode Function Keys

Press TV to access TV functions

TV

VCR

POWER

CHAN

(Lip)

VOL

(Lip)

VOL

(Down)

CHAN

(Down)

MUTE

RECRD

ENTER

FLSHBK

Selects TV Mode.

Selects VCR Mode.

Turns TV On.

Tunes to next higher channel.

Increases sound level.

Decreases sound level.

Tunes to next lower channel.

Turns Sound Off.

Begins VCR recording,

Shows Channel/Time/Audio Mode Display.

Tunes to previous TV channel.

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VCR Mode Play/Record Function Keys

Press VCR to access VCR functions

TV

VCR

Power

Play

Fast

Forward

Record

Pause

Enter

Stop

TV/VCR

Rewind

Selects TV Mode.

Selects VCR Mode.

Turns VCR On.

Begins tape playback.

Advances tape rapidly.

Begins VCR recording

Momentarily stops tape movement.

Shows VCR Status display.

Ends tape playback.

Acts as the TV/VCR (or video) switch that is present on most VCRs.

Rewinds tape rapidly.

TRAKBALL REMOTE CONTROL

PROGRAMMING YOUR TRAKBALL REMOTE

The Trakball remote is already programmed to work with most Inteq VCRs.

If your VCP, is not an Inteq, or if your Inteq

VCR does not respond to the trakball remote, you will need to program the remote.

i,

To program the remote to operate a VCR other than an Inteq brand:

1. Make sure the -IV and VCR are ON.

2. Refer to the "VCR Codes BY Brand Name" table on the next page. Locate the 3-digit number which corresponds to your brand of VCR.

til the on-screen Setup display appears near the bottom of TV screen.

3. Point the Trakball remote at your TV and simultaneously press the MUTE and ENTER keys ,_n- _ ___

Notice that the current VCR brand code (initially 201) is displayed on the screen.

Roll the trackball up or down (or use Chan Up/Down) to choose the 3-digit number of your VCR.

/ m __

_: press POWER to see if your VCR turns OFF. If the VCR does not respond, select a different number.

If your VCR turns On and Off successfully, press the trackball (or ENTER) to save the code. The VCR ,€_etupscreen will disappear from the IV and the VCR key will blink 3 times upon exiting the Programming Mode and the remote will be in the VCR mode.

5. Now try other controls on your VCR, such as PLAY, REWIND, etc., to make sure that the correct VCR brand code number was selected.

(If not, repeat steps 1 to 4.)

Notes:

[] The MUTE key can be pressed at any time to cancel programming mode. The original VCR brand code will remain unchanged.

[] Only the VCR Mode can be programmed.

Pressing the VCR or TV mode key has no effect in the programming mode. Similarly, the VOL Up/Down RECRD, and FLSHBK keys have no function in the programming mode.

[] The remote will exit programming mode automatically after 60 seconds if no key or trackball movement is detected.

AUTO FIND: PROGRAMMING YOUR TRAKBALL REMOTE TO CONTROL VCR

If you have tried all 3-digit codes listed for your VCR manufacturer, and none of them operate your VCR, you will need to try "AutoFind" to see if a different code will operate your VCR Proceed as follows:

To Auto Find the VCR brand code:

1. Make sure your TV and VCR are turned ON.

2. Simultaneously press the MUTE and ENTER keys until the VCR key lights up.

3. Pointthe Trakball remote towards your VCR and press CHAN (Up) followed by POWER.

If your VCR turns OFF, the correct code was found.

Press ENTER to save the code.

4. If your VCR did not turn off, continue the sequence of pressing CHAN (Up) followed by

POWE--R until the VCR finally responds.

When your VCR turns OFF, press EN'FER to save the code.

5. Now try other controls on your VCR, such as Play, Rewind, etc., to make sure that the correct

VCR brand code number was selected.

(If not, repeat steps 2 to 4.)

Notes:

[] The MUTE key can be pressed at any time to cancel programming mode. The original VCR brand code will remain unchanged.

[] The remote will exit Auto Find automatically after 60 seconds if no key or trackball movement is detected.

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VCR CODES BY BRAND NAME

Admiral

Adcentura

Aiwa

Ak_i

Au die Dynamics

Bell & Howell

Breksonic

Canon

Citizen

Craig

Cu_lis Mathes

)aewoo

Daytron

DE',X

Emerson

Fisher

Funai

General Electric

Goldstar

Go Video

Hi':achi

Instant Replay

J.C. Penney

208. 261

231

231

223, 238, 241

202, 218

206, 247

221,226, 250, 255

214

209

212

214, 259

244, 246, 248, 254

236, 246

202, 218

203, 221. 223. 226. 233, 235,

243, 250

211. 212. 213. 247

231

214, 216. 220

209

256, 262, 263

215, 257

214, 2;:!7

I

I 214, 215, 218, 227

JVC

Kenwood

Logik

LXI

Magnavox

Marantz

Marta

Memorex

Milsubishi

Montgomery Ward

Multi Tech

NEC

Orion

Panasonic

Pentax

Philco

Philips

Pioneer

Portland

PreScan

Quasar

RCA

Realistic

Samsung

202. 225. 255

2O2

239

2O9, 231

207, 214, 231

2C7, 218

2C9

206, 212,214, 231

204, 222, 252, 264

208, 214,216, 219, 231,249

239

202, 218

250

214, 251,259

215

207. 214

207, 214,227

210,215

246

2: 6, 260

214, 259

215,216, 220, 227,240, 242,

2(30

206, 208, 2_2, 214,231

220, 230

Sansui

Sanyo

Sc_ott

Sears

Sharp

Shintom

Signature 2000

Seny

Sylvania

Symphonic

Tashiko

Tatung

Teac

Teknika

Toshiba

Vector Research

XR-1000

Yamaha

Zenith

Ref: 124-207/-01 and p.P 221-939A

239

206, 212, 247

204, 205 233, 243

206, 209 211,212, 215

208, 261

239

208, 214 216, 219, 231,249

234, 217,237

207, 214, 227

231

2O9

202

202, 231

234

208, 215

204, 218

239

202, 218

201,224, 2,75, 229, 237

CLEANING THE TRACKBALL

To keep the Trakball remote functioning properly, it is necessary to occasionally clean the trackball device.

To clean the trackball:

1. Use a solution of mild dish washing detergent and water.

2. Moisten a clean soft cloth with the solution and lay the cloth flat on a table.

3. Turn the Trakball remote upside down and gently roll the trackball on the cloth.

4. Allow the remote to air-dry before using it again.

1

Do not use alcohol or other "cleaning fluids" to clean the trackball.

These may damage the remote control.

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TRAKBALL REMOTE MENUS REFEFIENCI"

QUICK REFERENCE TO ON-SCREEN MENUS WITH TRAKBALL REMOTE

Shown bek)w are some of the on-screen displays that appear when using the Trakball remote control.

These displays appear when the pointer is moved to the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right locations on the TV ..screen.

On-screen

Menu icons

TV on-screen menu options

PIP functions when using

Trakball remote

Volume Display

TV Screen

JmI

, Volume

3:56

Ch 20 _

Ch_

All Chan

Flashback

ISurf's Up!

-_

....

Channel/Time/Audio

Display

On-Screen Pointer

Channel Up/Down

All Channel Access

Channel Flashback

-_._____.. Status of Channel

Surfing Option

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BASIC MENU OPERA TION

The trakball on-screen menus can only be seen when using the trakball remote.

To use the trakball on-screen menus:

1. Press TV to set the remote in TV mode.

2. Press the trakball to view the on-screen pointer.

3. "Roll" the trakball forward, back, left or right to move the pointer to the Top, Bottom, Left or Right side of

TV screen.

4. When the pointer is over the desired display, press the trakb,%ll to see your adjustment options.

5. After the adjustments are complete, move the pointer to center of screen and press trakball to remove it or wait a few seconds and the pointer removes itself from the TV screen.

For example, to see the volume Up and Down display, press the trakball to place the pointer on the -IV screen.

Then roll the trakball backward to move pointer to the bottom of the TV screen.

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TRAKBALL REMOTE MENUS REFEFIENCE.

POINT AND PRESS OPERATION

A typical on-screen menu, as it would appear when you use the Trakball remote, is shown below. The on-screen menus are accessed by rolling the pointer to the top of the "IV screen and pressing on one of the menu i,_ns to see its list of options. These options represent television features that you may or may not wish to use. When a feature is selected, an adjustment window appears so that the adjustment can be completed.

Note that the phrase "point and press" is used throughout the Trakball remote control section of this operating guide. This simply means; that the onscreen pointer is moved to a menu option and the trakball is pressed to select the option.

Menu title

Typical Menu Icon //---'-

//i t//

.._

Menu locations where you can place the pointer and make changes

Menu Options_

Selected Menu

Option

Auto Program -

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text J

• Language _ =

Language

Adjustrnent window (sub- menu) appearsfor most menu options after they are selected

• English

Backgrouh_

FranCois

Menu Operation Options

Use the trakball remote to point to the feature you wish to adjust.

Then press on the trakball to select the feature. Most times an adjustment window will appear.

Usingthe Pointer to Change

Menu Options

Depending on the menu showing on the TV, the pointer can be placed in several places to adjust the feature.

FOr example, when setting one of the timer features, you can point and press on the hours, minutes, and AM/PM portions of the adjustment window to make changes.

The Menu Title

Press the trakball repeatedly on the menu title to scroll through other available menus.

For Clock/Timer input, point and press on these areas to make changes,

_Time

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TRAKBALL REMOTE MENUS REFERENCE

Move pointer to a menu icon.

Press to view the

icon's menu op- tions.

Source

Menu

Setup

Menu

Special

Features

Audio

Menu

Video

Menu

PIP Video

Menu

ON-SCREEN DISPLAYS

Channel/Time/Audio Mode

Channel - Reveals the currently tuned channel or video source.

Time - Reveals the time set on the TV.

_--_

Audio Mode Display - Reveals the audio signal currently being received.

Channel Up/Down, All Channel, Flashback --_--7

Channel Up/Down-Use to move one channel higher or lower in channel selection.

All Channel - Display a listing of all channels available.

Place pointer over the desired channel number and press the trakball to select the channel.

Flashback - Tune TV to previously viewed channel.

Channel Surfing

Reveals if the Channel Surfing option is active or not.

Point and press on this display to turn the Surf feature

On and Off. When Surf is Off, the "No Surfing" display appears.

Audio Volume

Use the pointer to increase or decrease sound level by pointing and pressing the trakball on the volume level indicator.

Point and press on the speaker icon to sonen the sound; press again to mute the sound; press again to restore sound.

__

I Chf'

Ch _

I

__

AllClqa_:u 9

IFIoshboc L

_J

F Surf's

Up!

,.

Volume

(ccl

Closed Captions Icon

Use to ttjrn Captions On/Off. Options are: On, Off or

Captions when muted. Use Setup menu to specify the

"type" of Captions/Text to be displayed.

Trakball Speed Icon

Use to specify how fast the pointer moves on the TV screen. Options are: Slow, Medium or Fast.

Sleep Timer Icon

Use to set the Sleep Timer, which turns off the TV after

a specified period of time. Options are in hours and min-

utes: Off, 15, 30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00.

Move pointer over an option and press to access the option or make a cl_an.qle.

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SOURCE MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE

Point and press on Source Icon

•

MENU OPERATION

1. Point and press on a Main source.

2. Point and press on a PIP source.

Front Video and Front

S-Video are source options on some TV models only.

/

Main <_, PIP

I_ Ant/Cab_._

Ant/Cable_-_/.

Video 1

Video 2

Msln <1_ PIP

Ant/CalVe "_

J, video1__

Video 2 '_--_,

S-Video

FrontVideo

Fmt S-Video

Source Menus shown with

Main picture source menu selected (left:) and

PIP window menu selected (right).

SOURCE SELECTION

Ant/Cable 1 or 2

Video 1 or 2

S-Video

Front Video and Front S-Video

Routes the antenna or cable-TV source to the TV for viewing. You see program material from whichever signal source is connected to the ANT/CABLE 1 or 2 jack. (If the signal is from a VCR or a cable box, tune the TV to either channel 3 or 4.)

Routes the audio and video from an AN source (such as a VCR or a video disc player) to the "IV for viewing. The source must be connected to the corre,';ponding VIDE() 1 or 2 IN jacks.

Routes the audio and video from an auxiliary Super-VHS video source (such as a VCR or a video disc player) to the TV for viewing. The sourc_ must be connected to the.corresponding

S-VIDEO jacks.

Routes the audio/video from an auxiliary video source (such as a VCR or a video disc player) to the TV for viewing. The source must be connected to the corresponding front

Video or S-Video IN jacks.

ANTENNNCABLE 1

Attach an antenna, cable-TV

line, cable box or VCR here.

LOOP OUT TO DECODER

Routes the direct cable-TV input to Antenna/Cable 2 back to the cable box supplied by the cable service.

ANTENNA/CABLE 2 /

Attach an Antenna, cable-TV line, cable box or VCR here.

TooEcoo_J __

/

VIDEO 1 or 2 IN

Jacks for audio and video input from

a stereo VCR or other stereo AN de- vice. (You must connect to these jacks in order to hear stereo sound

from the stereo VCR.)

.._

S-VIDEO IN

Jacks for audio and video input from a ._;uper-VHS VCR.

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SETUP MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE

Point and press on Setup icon

MENU OPERATION

1. Point and press on an option.

2. Point and press on an option in the adjust window to complete the adjustment.

Setup Menu

• Auto I_o_ram

Add/De__

Clock Se_-_G/

Captions

Caption/Text

Language

Background

• Clock Set

Captions ._'_,

Caption/Text

Language

Background

Setup Menu wlhile Video or Super-Vide<) Source is

Chosen

Auto Program

(Channel)

Add/Del/Surf

Clock Set

Captions

Caption/Text o

Language

Background

Finds all active channels and stores them in the TV's memory for use when a CHANNEL up/down button is pressed.

See the "What You Should Do First" ,_apter for more details.

Edit the channels found by Auto Program to create your own personal list of channels using the

Channel Add or Delete feature. You may want to add (or delete) a weak-signal channel to the channel scan. Also, create your own "Surf" Channel Scan to scan your most frequently tuned, favorite channels when using Chan Up/Down. See the information following this chart for more details.

Use to set the clock in the TV. The time may be set manually or _kutomatically. See the '_11at

You Should Do First" chapter for more details.

Use to turn on-screen Caption/Text On or Off. Options are: On, O'Ffor Captions When Muted.

Select from different "types" of Closed Captions or informational text. Closed captioning or informational text appears on the TV screen when available on 'the selected channel. Options are: Caption 1, Caption 2, Caption 3, Caption 4, Text 1, Text 2, Text 3, or Text 4. See the information following this chart for more details.

Selects the language for the on-screen menus. Options are: English, Spanish or French.

Adds or removes a background behind the on-screen menus.

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AUTO PROGRAM

SETUP MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE ii i

1. Point and press on Auto Program in the Setup menu.

2. Point and press on OffAir Antenna or Cable TV.

I 3. Point and press on Begin Search.

!

f

!

[_

• Aulo ProgrBm

Add/Del/Surf_:

Clock8_t

Caption=

Caption/Text

Language

Background

Setup Menu with Auto Program Highlighted

USING (CHANNEL) ADD/DEL/SURF

1. Point and press on Add/Del/Surf in the Setup menu.

2. Point and press on a channel number.

:3. Press on the channel number repeatedly until Add,

Delete, or Surf appears in the status line.

4. Point and press on another channel to make changes or press on Exit to remove menu from screen.

Notes:

El Add/Del/Surf can only be used with Ant/Cable 1 or 2

Source.

_1 The audio of deleted channels is muted.

El Surf Scan channels are shown with the Surf Icon on menu as shown to the right.

USING CLOCK SET

Available Channels

I I

Selector Highlight with Surf Icon

17

2_

32

37

42

47

52_

57

62

67

72

77

82

16

4_

51

5_

61

66

71

76

81

26

31

36"_

41

18 lg 20

48

53

58

63

68

73

78

83

_ _ 3°L

33 3,1, 3_

38 39 40

43 44 45

49

54

59

64

_

74

79

84

50 r_

60

65

710

75

80

86

Live view of selected channel.

Added Channel

Deleted Channel

,L_ j

Ch 2

CBS

Added

-'--------

Channel Number

Status Line

/ To remove menu

_

Use pointer to

_ n_ove selector to additional num-

L,ers if present.

1.

Point and press on Clock Set in the Setup menu.

2.

Point and press on Clock Mode.

3.

Point and press on Auto or Manual, then press on EXIT to return to the previous menu:

AUTO: TV sets the time (while the TV is turned OFF).

MANU_kL: Use the remote control to set the time.

AUTO I MANUAL

4. Point and press on Time

Zone then point and press on Auto.

5. Press on EXIT to return to the previous menu, point and press on Daylight Saving, then press on Auto.

or 14. Point and press on Time

Set.

5. Point and press on the

Hours, minutes, or AM (PM) to adjust the l_me.

TIP: In the Auto mode the time could be displaced by an hour if your TV receives a time-set signal from a station which is not in your time zone or if there is a discrepancy with daylight savings time.

v--_ Cl°ck

Clock Mode _/_

Time Set

l

_

'"

I[-ITEEI_-

Clock Mode

Time Zone

Day.

Saving

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SETUP MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE

USING CAPTIONS iiiiii!i!_:i:: _n: _:9_

1. Point and press on Captionsin the Setup menu to view the adjustwindow.

2. Point and press on: On, Off or Captionswhen muted.

3. Move pointer offthe menu and press the tTakballto re- move menu from screen.

Note: If you select Captions When Muted, Closed Captions appear when the sound is muted.

Setup

Auto Program

Add/DeVSurf

Clock Set

• Captlorui

Captionfrext _-"

Language _---_

Background

Adjustment Window

USING CAPTIONS/TEXT

1. Point and press on Caption/Text in the Setup menu to view the adjustwindow.

2. Point and press on: Caption 1, Caption 2, Caption 3,

Caption 4, Text 1, Text 2, Text 3, or Text 4..

3. Move pointeroffthe menu and press the tTakballto re-

move menu from screen.

Setup

Auto Program

Add/DeVSurf

Clock Set

Captions

• Captlorv'T_xt

Backg roun_:£_

Caption/Text

¢-_i:::.>,: 4

-_:_ :

1

BACKGROUND

1. Point and press on Background in the Setup menu to

view the adjust window.

2. Point and press on desired selection: On or Off.

3. Move pointer off menu and press tTakball to remove menu from screen

Language

1. Point and press on Language in the Setup menu to

view the adjust window.

2. Point and press on on desired selection: English,

Espar3ol or Fran_ais.

(English, Spanish or French.)

3. Move pointer off menu and press tTakball to remove menu from screen.

I1_

Auto Program

Add/DeVSurf

Clock Set

Caption.

Captlonfrext

Language

• Background--_r

Setup, I

Auto Program I

Add/Del/Surf I

Clock Set

Captions |

Captio_r_x_

• Language

Background

--_-__ _.,_-,}l=.

_'_

LangL_

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i

SPECIAL FEATURES:

I

TRAKBALL REMOTE

Point and Press on Special

Features Icon

Special Features

MENU OPERATION

1, Point and press on an option.

2, Point and press on an

opSon in the adjust window to complete the adjustment,

Fealures

• Timer Setup

Ch. Labels

SourceID

ParentalCU

AutoDemo

!

'Timer Setup

Ch. Labels

Source ID

Parental C*tl

(Control)

Auto Demo

Sets the TV's Sleep Timer and On/Off Timer features.

See the information following this chart for more details.

Assigns a network]station label, name or call letters to specified channels. For e_mple, if you choose the label "ABC" for channel 7, then "ABC" will appear in the Channel/Time display whenever channel 7 is selected. See information following this chart for more details,

Assigns a descriptive "name" to the input sources.

For example, the Video 1 source may be named VCR.

"VCR" would then appear in the Source Menu as a reminder that _'our VCR is connected to the Video 1 input jacks.

Use this feature to block viewing of any undesirable channels or the entire video signal. See the information following this chart for more details.

Use this feature to view a demonstration of the on-screen menus available on this TV.

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:_m_ 17 _ I

SPECIAL FEATURES:

TIMER SETUP: Sleep timer

iiiiiiiiiiiii:i i i!iiToP_mm

_eSleepT_r: : i

1. Point and press on Timer Setup in the Features menu to view the Timer Setup display.

2. Point and press on Sleep Timer to view the adjust window.

3. Press the kackball repeatedly to choose the length of time the "rv will remain on. Options are: Off, 0:15,

0:30, 1:00, 1:30, ;2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30 or 4:00.

4. Move pointer off menu and press backball to remove menu from screen.

One minute before lhe TV turns off, the GOOD NIGHT display appears on the screen.

At this time you have a choice of the following two actions:

1. Do nothing.

The GOOD NIGHT display remains on the screen.

The TV will turn off in one minute.

2. Delay the turn-off by resetlJng the timer with a new time period.

Notes:

[-3To cancel the Sleep Timer, turn off the "IV or point and press on Sleep Timer repeatedly until OFF is showing.

[] As the Good Night display counts down the final 60 seconds, the audio and video of the TV also "dim" for a soft, discreet turn-off.

[] The clock must be set before the Timer menu will appear.

TIMERSETUP:On/Off Timer

TRAKBALL REMOTE

• Sleep Timer --

On Time

Off Time

On/Off Timer

Sleep Timer Set to Turn TV

OFF in 15 Minutes

[ :'(i': Good58 0:58

"Good Night" Display Appears 60

Seconds Before Shut-Off

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1. Point and press on Timer Setup in the Features menu to view the Timer Setup window.

2. Point and press on On Time option.

Point and press on hours, minutes, and AM/PM digits to set the TV's turn On time.

3. Point'and press on Off Time opOon.

Point and press on hours, minutes, and AM/PM digits to set the T_s turn Offtime.

5. Point and press on On/Off Timer Option.

6. Point and press repeatedly to specify On or Off.

On- On/Off Timer will be activated.

Off- On/Off Timer will be deactivated.

7. Move pointer off menu and press tTackball to remove menu from screen.

Point and press here to make changes

Sleep Timer

I_ On Time --

Off "13me

On/Off Timer

On/Off Timer Set to Turn

TV On at 11:00 am

Notes:

[] The clock must be set before the Timer menu will appear.

[] A time must be set for Off Time in order to use the

On/Off Timer.

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SPECIAL FEATURES: TRAKBALL REMOTE

USING CHANNEL LABELS

i

1. Point and press on Ch. (Channel) Labels in the Fedtures menu to view the label select screen.

2. Point and press on Ch Up/Ch Down arrow repeatedly to select channel number you want to label.

3. Point and press on the appropriate label (A&E, ABC, etc.,) you want for the selected channel.

4. Point and press on Ch Up/Ch Down arrow repeatedly to select another channel number you want to label or move pointer to EXIT and press kackball to remove the menu.

r

....

NONE A&E ABC ACTS

ADC AMC

CA CBC

CNBC CNN

BCC

C8N

BET

CBS

BRAV

CMTV

COM CSPN CSP2

CTN CTV DIS DISC

ENC ESPN ESPN2 ET

FAM FNN FOX F&V

E!

EWTN

FX

GALA HBO

IC INSP

HN

JCN

HSE

LIFE

HSN

MAX

ME/U MMT

NOS PBS

RDS REQ

SIN TBS

TMC TNN

UPN TSA

MTV NBC

PLAY PTL

SC

TBN

TNT

VC

SCFI

NICK

QVC

SHOW

TELE TLC

TRAV TWC

VCR VH-1

VISN WB __ WWOR c_T

Live view of selected channel.

_0 _ate UcuStOm" ch_annel

1. Point and press on Ch. (Channel) Labels in the

Features menu to view the label select screen.

2. Point and press on Ch Up/Ch Down arrow repeatedly to select channel number you want to label.

3. Point and press twi_ on any label other than ....

and "NONE."

4. Point and press on up to four characters for your custom label.

5. Point and press on EXIT to remove the menu.

Notes:

17 Ch. Labels can only be used with ANT/CABLE 1 or 2

Source.

I-I The four dashes (- .... ) means that no channel label is assigned and the "IV may accept the channel label that is transmitted b,y some television stations. Or, in addition to not assigning a label, NONE blocks the labels transmitted by s_rne television stations.

USING SOURCE ID

Selector Highlight

A B C D E F CH I J K I.

M N O

Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0 I 2 3 4

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Custom Channel I_abels Screen

Selected Source Selected Label

Enter up to 4

characters for

custom labels.

1. Point and press on Source ID in the Features menu to view the ID select screen.

2. Point and press on the source you want to identify.

3. Point and press on repeatedly on the space directly to the right of the cho:_en source to select an identifier label (VCR, Laser disc, etc.,).

4. Select another source you want to add an identifier label to or move pointer to EXIT and press trackball to remove menu from screen.

Note:

To edit and make a custom label, choose any label (except "Disabled" or "---"), then move pointer to EDIT and press trackball for nexl: display. Select characters using trackball. When editing is complete point and press on

EXIT to return to previous menu. Select EXIT to retum to normal viewing.

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S-Video

Front Video

Frnt S-Video

Video Game

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Live view of

I selected

Source.

Note: If you select "Disabled," the source you disable will not appear the Source Menu.

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SPECIAL FEATURES:

USING PARENTALCONTROL (PC)

TRAKBALL REMOTE a. Point and press on BlockCh. to view the channel se- lect screen.

b. Point and press on Ant/Cable 1 or 2 to select a source.

c. Point and press on each channel you want to blockto

set it to "blocked." (A padlock icon appears next to the number.)

d. Point and press on EXIT to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

a. Point and press on BlockVideo to view the adjust window.

b. Point and press cn =Blocked." All Video and S-Video sources will be blocked while PC is active.

c. Point and press on EXIT to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

3! Set the numberof hours PC will re_in .... :

a. Point and press on Set Hours to view the adjust window.

b. Point and press on the arrows to advance to the num- ber of hours you want PC to remain active. (The maximum is 99 hours.)

c. Point and press on EXIT to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

IF-FFEO-

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Block Video

Set Hours

Set Password

Lock On/Off

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Blocks individual

channels for Ant/Ca- ble ! or 2 sources.

Blocks video and

S-Video images.

Length of time PC will be active.

Sets a 4-number password.

Turns PC feature

On/Off.

Parental Control Menu

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16 17 18_119 20_

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Live view of selected channel.

Channel

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Channel

Number

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Status Line

------ Source Signal

To remove menu

a. Point and press on Set Password to view the adjust window.

b. Point and press on four numbers to create a 4-digit password.

(You will be prompted to verify the number by entering it a second time.)

c. Point and press on EXIT to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl.

menu.

AUTO DEMO

[ 5.: Turn Parental Control ON.

a. Point and press on Lock Cn/Offto viewthe adjust window.

b. Point and press on "On."

c. Point and press on EXIT to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl.

menu.

a. Point and press on Auto Demo to view the adjust window.

b. Point and press on "On."

c. Point and press c,n EXIT to return to the Inteq Par. Ctl. menu.

Auto Demo in the menu and set it to OFF.

Auto Demo will continue until it is set to OFF.

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Timer Setup

Ch. Labels

Source ID

Parental Ctl

I_ Auto Demo

AUDIO MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE

Move pointer to

Audio Menu Icon, press trackball to access menu

Audio Menu

MENU OPERATION

Point and press on desired feature to view adjust screen, then press trakball on adjustment to option(s) to make changes.

Audio

• Ba_

Treble

Balance

Audio Mode

SoundRite

Enhance #

BBE Audio

Speakers

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Bass

Note: Point and press on any place of the adjustment bar.

Choose Main/PIP Audio:

To selectthe audio(sound) from the Main Picturesource,_.

point and press on the note _J) symbol.

To selectaudio from the PIP

Source, (If PIP is active) point I.___.

and press on the PIP note symbol.

(Selected note symbol for

Audio source will be a white.)

Unselected audio source note

willbe a gray color.

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Bass Increases and decreases the level of low-frequency sound.

Treble

Balance

Increases and decreases the level of high-frequency sound.

Adjusts the balance of sound between the "l-V's speakers.

Audio Mode

(SAP is not an option for

intoa videosourceare

Allows you to select STEREO, MONO or 2ND AUDIO/SAP operation.

Stereo: Directs the sound to the Lelt and Right speakers as supplied by the program.

Stereo is the recommend choice: The TV switches automatically between the

STEREO and MONO modes depending on the type of :.qgnal being received.

Mono: Directs the same sound to both Lell and Right speakers, even if the program being received is in stereo.

2nd Audio/

SAP:

Directs the sound for the Second Audio Program to both the Left and Right speakers.

SAP sound is always monaural. If SAP is selected, you hear the SAP - usually a second language. VVnenthe SAP broadcast ends, the TV switches automatically

(defaults) to the type of signal being received, STEREO or MONO. The "IV switches back to 2ND AUDIO/SAP when the SAP broadcast resurne_.;.

SoundRite Turn this feature ON to maintain the television's volume at a constant I_evel. In other words, commercials and audio from the auxiliary input source will no longer appear to sound louder than the volume level you have set. (Note that this feature is automatic-ally deactivated if any of the Pro Logic Enhancements are selected.)

Enhancement Provides options for enhancing the "l-_s audio. Your options are Off, Concert Hall, Theater,

(DolbyPro Logicaudio Night Club, Stadium, Pseudo Stereo, Pro Logic Phantom, Dolby 3 Stereo, and Dolby Pro Logic

Normal.

See the information following this chart for more details.

BBE Audio

Speakers

Use this to compensate for phase and amplitude distortions, which are inherent to loudspeakers, for a more faithful reproduction of original sound. Select Level 1, Level 2, or set

BBE Audio to OFF according to your personal preference.

Use to turn ]-V"s internal speakers OFF and ON.

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SPEAKER BALANCE

AUDIO MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE

1. Select Stereo as the Audio option.

2. Select Dolby 3 Stereo as the Enhancement.

3. Adjust Bass and Treble to your preference.

4. Point and press on Balance to view the speaker bal- ance screen.

5. Point and press an the speaker you want to adjust.

6. The text highlightand an audible "hissing" sound will

"bounce" between the selected speaker and the

Center Reference.

7 Point and press on the adjustbar to set the volume of the "hissing" - for the selected speaker - to about the same level as the "hissing" of the Center Refer-

ence. Do this for each speaker.

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To Change

To Change

Speaker

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1. Turn on the external amplifier and set its volume to approximately the same volume as the "IV. (This step is for Pro Logic Normal enhancement only.)

2. Select Dolby Pro !Logic Normal (or Phantom) as the Enhancement.

3. Adjust the Bass and Treble to your preference.

4. Point and press on Balance to view the Pro Logic bal-

,ance screen.

5. Point and press on a speaker to adjust.

6. The text highlight and an audible "hissing" sound will

"bounce" between the selected speaker and the

Center Reference.

7. Point and press on the adjust bar to set the volume of

• e "hissing" - for the selected speaker - to about the same level as the "hissing" of the Center Reference.

Do this for each speaker.

Highlight of text

"bounces" between selected speaker and

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Text highlight

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Message appears when adjusting

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Point and press on Video Menu

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VIDEO MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE

Video Menu

MENU OPERATION

1.

Point and press on an option.

2.

Point and press on an

option in the adjust window to complete the adjustment.

I_ Contrast

Brightness

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Sharpness

Color Temp

Video Filter

Skin Tone

Video Preset

I Bass J

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Note: Point and pres:son any place of the adjustment bar

Contrast

Brightness

Color

Tint

Sharpness

Color Temp

(Temperature)

Video Filter

Skin Tone

Video Preset

Adjusts the overall contrast and color level of the picture.

Adjusts the brightness level of black areas in the picture.

Adjusts the intensity of the colors in the picture.

Adjusts the color of the flesh tones to more Green or more Red.

Adjusts the definition of the object edges for best picture quality.

Changes the "color temperature" or picture white balance between fooler, natural whites and warmer (red) colors.

Reduces video "noise" or interference in dark picture areas resultin!;i in clearer overall

_ictures.

Automatically maintains natural skin tones under changing scene arTdvideo source conditions.

Adjusts the picture to different light environments.

Options are: Custom, Preset, Movie,

Video Game, Sports, Daylight or Weak Signal.

Note:

[7 All adjustments on the Video Menu are optional. It is not necessary t'0 adjust these features in order to operate the TV.

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PIP MENU: TRAKBALL REMOTE'

Point and press on PIP Menu

Icon

MENU OPERATION

1. Point and press on an option.

2. Point and press on an optionin the adjust window to complete the adjustment.

PIP

Contrast

"Rnt

Size

Selecting the PIP Menu does not "activate" PIP. However, a PIP window will appear during menu operation to show the effect of any setting changes.

See PIP Operation section

PIP Video Menu

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Bass

Note: Point and pres,,;on any place of the adjustmentbar.

Contrast

"13nt

Size

Adjusts the intensity of the colors in the PIP inset.

Adjusts the color of the flesh tones in the PIP inset to more Green cr more Red.

Adjusts the size of the PIP inset. Choose between small, medium or large.

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MAINTENANCE

CARING FOR YOUR "IV

Your TV will look bette_r,have a longer life, and perform better if you care for it properly.

A safety, unplug the TV from the power outlet.

irst, check to see that the TV is off. For added

Note: If you unplug your TV, you may have to reset the clock to the current time.

Cabinet Care

Non-Wood Cabinet or Cabinet Components

Moisten a soft cloth with a mild soap solution. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Then rinse the cloth in clean water and wipe the surface again. Allow the TV to air-dry before turning it on.

Wood Cabinets or Cabinet Components

Use any good furniture cleaner and polish. Regular care will help preserve the finish.

Picture Gla_ Cleaning:

The picture tube face attracts dust particles and should be cleaned regularly. To clean the face, spray a small amount of glass cleaner on a cloth ;andwipe the glass face until clean.

Repeat. if necessary.

To prevent dust accumulation, wet a soft cloth in lukewa_n water mixed with a little, fabric softener or a mild soap solution. Wring the cloth almost dry. Wipe the glass face.

Make sure no drops of moisture are squeezed onto the glass.

Do not wipe the glass chy. Allow the glass to air-dry before you turn the TV on again.

EXTENDED ABSENCE

Before an extended absence (such as a vacation) you may want to unplug the power corzl from the electrical wall outlet. This will protect the TV from possible damage from lightning or power line surges. If you have an outdoor antenna, you may also want to disconnect the antenna lead-in wires on the back of the TV.

Note: If you unplug your TV, you may have to reset the clock to the current time.

AND TROUBLESHOOTING

TV PICTURE INTERFERENCE

Your TV picture may be affected by interference such as:

Speckled or Streaked Picture

Can be caused by nearby automobile ignition, electrical appliances, etc. Most noticeable in weak signal areas.

Snow in Picture

Caused by insufficient signal. Uslmlly caused by the TV being located too far from the TV station or by improper antenna installation.

Ghosts or Reflections

Caused by signals being reflected from surrounding buildings, water tanks, or other high structures.

Radio Signal

Caused by police, amateur, or CB radio transmitters.

These interference problems can often be corrected by using a better antenna, signal amplifiers, or various filter devices. See your TV dealer for additional information and available TV accessories.

VIDEO GAMES

PATTERN DISPLA

AND OTHER FIXED

Y CA UTION

If you use your TV for video gan:tes or other fixed displays, avoid setting the Brightness control for an excessively bright picture. A fixed display is any image that doesn't change frequently, such as a channel/network identification or other symbol that remains in the same location for long periods of time. A bright, fixed pattern, if left on for long periods of time, can result in a pem_anent imprint on the TV picture tube. You can reduce this possibility by alternating the use of the fixed pattern display with normal TV picture viewing, by ttrning down the

Contrast control for sustained fLxedpattern use, and by turning off the fixed pattc_-ndisplay when not in use.

RECORD MODEL NUMBER OF YOUR TV

The model and serial numbers of your new TV are located on the back of the TV cabinet. For your future convenience and protection, we suggest that you record these numbers here:

Model No.

Serial No.

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MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING

BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE

Check these items and see if you can correct the trouble by changing the adjustment of a control or a menu setting.

By making these simple checks before calling for service, you may save time and money.

Problem

Picture OK. Poor sound.

Sound OK. Poor picture.

No picture or sound.

Picture blurred or distorted.

Ghost in picture.

No color, or poor color.

No sound or sound is low.

Cannot select certain channels or other channels.

No closed captions

Black or blue box covers half of screen.

No picture or sound when VIDEO 1 or

VIDEO 2 source is selected.

No stereo sound or weak stereo sound when using a stereo VCR.

Cannot select desired PIP source.

PIP inset frame is black or lacks contrast when selecting VIDEO 1 for PIP inset.

PIP inset frame is "snowy" when using

ANT/CABLE 1 or 2 for I_IP and

VIDEO 1 for main picture.

No picture when using VIDEO 1 for PIP inset source and ANT/CABLE 1 or 2 for main picture.

Remote control does not work.

Try This

I Re-orient antenna. Try another channel -- possible station trouble. Adjust AUDIO

MENU options. Check Mute feature? Check for local interference. Is antenna/cable connection loose?

Re-orient antenna. Try another channel -- possible station trouble. Adjust VIDEO

MENU options. Trouble with cable-TV system? Is antenna/cable connection loose?

Is TV on? Is there power in wall outlet? Is TV plugged n? Is antenna hooked up?

Is cable hooked up? Trouble with cable-TV system? Check auxiliary audio/video equipment. Check channel selection.

Is the channel blocked by PARENTAL

CONTROL?

Check antenna or cable hook up for broken wires. Try another channel possible station trouble. Check for local interference.

Is it a color program? Check antenna or cable hook up for broken wires. Adjust

VIDEO MENU options.

VOLUME (VOL) setting may be too low. Check MUTE key operation on remote control.

Is Speaker EXT/INT switch set to EXT?

Channels may be skipped in CH. ADD/DEL/SURF opl:on of SETUP MENU. Use

AUTO PROGRAM a second time. Is TV in Surf Channel Scan mode with only one channel specified as a Surf channel?

Are captions available? Is CAPTION 1, CAPTION 2, CAPTION 3 or CAPTION 4 selected using Me CAPTIONS option on the SETUP MENU?

Is text information available?

Is TEXT 1, TEXT 2, TEXT 3 or TEXT 4 selected in the CAPTIONS option of the SETUP MENU.

Is audio/video source hooked up properly? Are all wires connected to VIDEO 1 IN or VIDEO 2 IN jacks on connection center?

Check AUDIO mode. Was stereo sound present before selecting VIDEO 1 or

VIDEO 2 source?

If Ant/Cable 1 or 2 is Main Source, TV makes it PIP sc,urce also.

Adjust PIP COLOR AND CONTRAST settings in PIP MENU.

Are all wires connected to VIDEO 1 IN jacks on connection center?

Is "FV/VCR switch on the VCR (or remote) in the TV pc)sition?

Is -I-V/VCR switch on the VCR (or remote) in the TV position?

TV mode?

Reset the TV by disconnecting the AC power cord from the power outlet, wait a Menu options cannot be changed or selected.

to the current time.

Note:

[] Unplugging the TV does not deactivate the Parental Control.

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You could win a full refund on your new product.

Look for the Product Registration Card on your new video product.

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.

In order to participate, shnply complete and return the Product

Registration Card at once, even if you choose not to complete the information and interests portion of the questionnaire.

The odds of winning the free drawing described above,

depend on the number of participants. Free drawing offer is void in Canada and other places where restricted or prohibited by law. Offi,'r is void for Hotel/Motel and

Institutional models. Rental models are not eligible.

CARD

Product Card lost or misplaced?'

The Product Registration Card furnished with your video

product is pre-printed with its Model and Serial numbers.

Please fall out the card and mail it at your earliest convenience.

It is imperative that Zenith know how to reach you promptly if we discover a safety problem that would affect you. If the original card has been lost or misplaced, you rrLaytree the replacement card provided below. Either card will qualify you for the free drawing, but you are li_mitedto only one entry in the drawing. Complete the card, place it in an envelope and mail it to:

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Welcome into the Zenith family! We believe you'll be pleased with your new Zenith Color TV. Please mad this warranty carefully.

It is a "LIMITED WARRANTY" as defined under Federal Law. This warranty gives you specific legait fights, and you may also have other rights that va-,7 from state to state within the U.S.A.

Zenith's Responsibility

Service Labor m During a period of 90 days from effective warranty date, Zenith will pay for service labor by a Zenith authorized service center when needed as a result of manufacturing defects.

Parts -- New or remanufactured replacements for factmy-defective parts will be supplied by a Zenith authorized service center for one year from effective warranty date (color picture tube -- two years). Such replacement parts are warranted for the remaining portion of the original warranty period.

Home Service m Warranty service for 21" diagonal (U.S.A.) or larger screen size models is provided in the home in most cases. (Some repairs may require the unit to be taken by the servicer to the repair facility and returned, at no additional charge.)

Not Covered -- This warranty covers manufacturing defects

and does not cover installation, adjustment of customer controls in the home, installation or repair of home antenna systems, cable converters, or cable company-supplied equipment; it also does not cover damage due to misuse, abuse, negligence, acts of God, or other causes beyond the control of Zenitlt Any alteration of the product after manufacture voids this warranty in its entirety.

Owner's Responsibility

Effective Warranty Date _ Warranty begins on the date of original consumer installatiort Folr your convenience, keep the dealer's dated bill of sale or delivery ticket as evidence of the purchase date.

Operating Guide _ Read your Operating Guide carefully so that you'll understand your set's coeration and how to adjust the customer controls.

Carry-In Service --Models under 21" diagonal (U.S.A.) screen size must be taken to a Zenith authorized service center for warrant), service and must be picked up by the owner.

Antenna -- Reception problems caused by inadequate home antennas or fault)' antenna connections are the owner's responsibility.

Important: Product Registration _Please fill out and mail

your Product Registration Card It is imperative that Zenith

know how to reach you promptly if we should discover a safety problem that could affect you.

Warranty.

Service _ For warranty service information, contact any Zenith authorized service center. Parks and service labor that are Zenith's responsibil_ity (see above) will be provided without charge. Othor service is at the owner's expense. If you have aW problem obtaining satisfactory warrant), service, call or write the:Inteq Response Center. You must provide the model number, serial number and date of purchase or date of original installation.

Before you ask for Warranty service, check the

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a genuine Zenith replacement picture tube and service from a Zenith authorized service center.

Be sure to send in the Product Registration Card. We will send you an application for fl_,:'r

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