ATEC AV201 20.1" LCD TV User Manual

ATEC Co., Ltd. 20.1" LCD TV Users Manual

Users Manual

FCC Compliance StatementThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the followingtwo conditions : (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device mustaccept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.INFORMATION TO THE USERThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digitaldevice pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are intended to providereasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installedand used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radiocommunication. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in aparticular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the useris encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.- Increase the separation between the equipment a receiver.- Connect the equipment to an outlet in a circuit different from that to which the receiver isconnected.- consult the dealer or an experienced radio / TV technician for help.WARNINGChanges or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user’sauthorization to operate the equipment.
This user manual contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright. Allrights are reserved. No part of this user manual may be reproduced, photocopied,transcribed, translated or transmitted in whatsoever form without the prior permission ofthe manufacturer.The size and appearance of this LCD display may be changed without notice for thepurpose of improvement.Damage caused by using unauthorised components, and non-compliance with theinformation and cautions in this user manual, is not covered by the warranty.If you have a problem with your LCD display, please check the Troubleshooting sectionin this user manual before request help from a service centre.The information in this user manual is subject to change without notice.If static images are displayed on the LCD for a prolonged period, the LCD display mayshow screen image retention. This is not a permanent condition and the image will fadein time. Image retention is a condition that may occur with all LCD displays.The LCD consists of about 5 million pixels. One pixel incorporates 3 dots, and some ofthe dots may be perceived as brighter or darker compared to others. Please note thatthis may occur on all LCD displays and is not a product defect.Before Use
After opening the box, make sure the following items are provided with the monitor.If you find that any of these items are missing or appear damaged, contact your dealerimmediately.AccessoriesShapes and colours of parts are subject to change without prior notice, but their functions remainunchanged.LCD displayD/C Power Supply UnitRemote Control/Batteries(1.5V AAA type)75Antenna-extensibleCoaxial CableUser’s Manual Power Cable
SpecificationsAV201Panel Panel Type 20.1 (51cm) TFT Color LCDDisplay Area 408.0mm 306.0mmDisplay Color 16.7millionPixel Pitch 0.6375mm 0.6375mmContrast Ratio 350:1(Typical)Brightness 450 cd/m2Viewing Angle H: 140 V: 120Scanning frequency H: 31~69kHz V: 56~85HzIn/Out PC Analog RGB 15 pin D-SubPC Audio InputVideo Composite InputS-Video InputDVD(Y, Pb, Pr) InputAudio Composite InputDVD InputHead-phone OutSpeaker OutputTV Signal Euro A/V SCARTAntenna 75 ohm Coaxial cableColor System PAL/SECAMNTSCSound System B/G, D/K, I, L/L, MStereo Type NICAM, A2 MTSText TELETEXTV-Chip NORecommended Resolution 1280 x 768Resolution 640X480(VGA)Other Certifications UL, FCC, CEPower Consumption 50 wattsPower Save Mode 3 wattsSpeaker 5 watts 2Plug & Play DDC 1/2 BScreen Control OSD (On Screen Display Menu)WeightPower Supply DC 15 VoltsRemote control YesDimensions559.5mm(w) 422.5mm(H) 146.5mm(D)
LCD Display OverviewBuilt-in SpeakerThe built-in speakerallows you to enjoysounds withoutexternal speakers.Front ViewPower Indication Lamp/Remote Controller ReceiverIf the AC adaptor is connected, the red lamp is on, and if the TVpower is turned on, the green lamp is on. There is also a function to receive radio waves emitted from the remote controller. Power ButtonTurns power On/Off from standby mode.(Turns On/Off the LCD display)/ButtonsPress or to change channels. Also usedto select OSD(On Screen Display) menu.(PC : Auto position)+/- ButtonsPress the +(increase) or -(decrease) thevolume. Also used to increase or reduce thevalue of a OSD menu.MENU ButtonDisplay the main OSD menu. Exit from sub-menu.T/V ButtonSelect Input Sources (TV, Video, S-Video,DVD and PC).
COMPONETY, Pb, Pr: Connects to the Video Input Terminal from VCR (orDVD Player).Audio L/R : Connects to the Audio-Left/Right cable from VCR(or DVD Player).POWER INConnect the DCpower adapter.PC-INAudio IN : Connect PC SoundOutput.ANALOG RGB : Connect analogRGB Signal from PC.AV-INS-VIDEO : Connect to the S-Video input terminal fromVCR (or DVD Player).COMPOSITE : Connect with composite video inputterminal from VCR (or DVD Player).Audio L/R : Connect with the Audio-Left/Right cablefrom VCR (or DVD Player).SCART(Optional)Connect PAL-method TV Audio/Video.ANTConnect with anexternal cable from theexternal antenna(VHF/UHF antenna,cable TV antenna, andsatellite antenna).Head PhoneConnect with a headphone.Rear View
To connect the LCD display to external device, remove the rear cover by pushingslightly as following.TiltingThe LCD display has tilt angle of about 0 ~ 30 relative to vertical axis.Note
Remote controlDo not insert the batteries with the wrong polarity.Do not put spent batteries in a fire.Do not leave completely-used batteries in the remote control. Leaving them in placefor a long time may cause corrosion of the electrodes in the remote control.Replace the batteries with new ones if the remote control does not work properly.NoteInserting the batteries in the Remote control1Open the cover.2Insert dry cells with thecorrect polarity (+, -).3Close the cover.You must insert or replace the batteries in the remote control.Information on the Use of the Remote controlWhen using the remote control, point it towards theremote control receiving part of the LCD Display.The operating distance should be within 7m.The receiving angle should be within 30 degrees.
Do not subject the remote control to shock. It may get damaged.Be careful not to let water get into the remote control. It may cause damageDo not dismantle the remote control.Do not expose the remote control to direct sunlight or other strong light.The remote control may not work properly.Do not keep in cold or humid places. It may cause defects.Note
Remote control Button FunctionsPOWERTurns the display On or Off.MUTEPress to temporarily cutoff the sound.NUMBER Direct channel select. Direct page selection duringTeletext display.VOL Increases or decreasesthe volume. Also used toselect the OSD mainmenu, to select the sub-menu or to change thevalues in sub-menus.MTSPress to choose stereo,dual or mono.MENUDisplay OSD Menu.NOTUSEDNOTUSED1234567910111213141718151619201921221235648
TVSelects TV signal. Teletext(option) Off.VIDPress to display all availablevideo sources (i.e., Video, S-video and DVD).Select video source (Video(composite), S-video and DVD(composite)).FLASHBACKMoves to the previous TVChannel.It is a Quick Searchfunction.TeletextRED : Converts to the Page linked to the RED Key.GREEN : Converts to the Page linked to the GREEN Key.YELLOW : Converts to the Page linked to the YELLOW Key.BLUE : Converts to the Page linked to the BLUE Key.91078SUB-PAGE(option)Displays a secondary page.11HOLD(option)Maintain the Page contentas currently displayed, if ithas been changed.12FLOP/LIST(option)Exchanges FLOP/LISTmode.13INFO/INDEX(option)Converts from the currentPage to the INDEX Page.14REVEAL(option)Shows letters that arehidden (not displayed),even though they areincluded in the currentlydisplayed Page.15
STORE(option)Stores the current PageTTX/MIX(option)TTX : Teletext On/OffMIX : Displays the Pagecurrently beingdisplayed togetherwith imagesPAL/SECAM MODELONLY1816NOTUSEDNOTUSED1234567910111213141718151619201921228PCSelects PC signal.17
SLEEPSets SLEEP reservationtime. When the reservedtime comes, the apparatusis automatically turned off.21SELSelect sub-menu or fixuser setting.20-/--(+100)Select channels with thenumber over 100.22CH , TELETEXT PREVIOUS/NEXT PAGEPress or to changechannels. Also used toselect in the OSD menu orselect the channelproviding teletext service.19
Connecting to Watch LCD Display, VCR or DVDConnecting the Aerial or Cable Television NetworkTo view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from one offollowing sources:An outdoor aerialAn indoor aerial (not recommendable)A cable television network1In the first three cases, connect the aerial or network input cable to the75 ohm coaxial socket on the rear of the TFT LCD display.2Press the TV button on the remote control.
Connecting the VCR, DVD or Other External DevicesA typeB typeTo connect COMPOSITE VIDEOTo connect S-VIDEO
1Connect a set of audio cables between the component AUDIO IN jacks ofthe LCD Display and the AUDIO OUT jacks of the DVD Player.When an external device is in MONO, the audio connection cable shouldbe connected to ‘AUDIO L’ jack and S.MODE/MTS should be set MONO.2Connect video cables between the Y, Pb and Pr inputs on the LCDDisplay and the Y, Pb and Pr outputs on the DVD Player.C type To connect TV, VCR
Connecting a DVD Player (Connecting to Y, Pb, Pr)1Connect a set of audio cables between the component AUDIO IN jacks ofthe LCD Display and the AUDIO OUT jacks of the DVD Player.2Connect video cables between the Y, Pband Prinputs on the LCD Displayand the Y, Pband Proutputs on the DVD Player.(Note : For an explanation of component video, see your DVD Player’smanual.)
Connecting to SCART (Option)1Instead of the COMPOSITE or S-VIDEO, SCART can be used if theexternal devices provide it.2Referring to the user manual of the external device, connect the SCARTcable as follows.
Connecting to a PC1Turn off your computer and LCD Display.2Connect a PC D-Sub cable between your PC and the PC-VIDEO-IN ofthe LCD Display.Then fasten the screws on both sides of the cable.3Connect a PC Audio Cable between the Sound Output Jack of the soundcard on the PC and the PC-AUDIO-IN of the LCD Display.4Power on the computer before turning on the LCD Display.
Menu TreeTV Menu Types and Items (PAL/SECOM)Menu Items Items DescriptionBRIGHTNESS/CONTRASTCOLORBRIGHTNESSCONTRASTSHARPNESSCOLORTINTAUTO PROGRAMMANUAL PROGRAM Tunes channels automaticallyPROGRAM EDITOSD POSITIONOSD TIMEAdjusts screen sharpnessSTART :Stores channels manuallyAdjusts screen brightnessAdjusts screen contrastAdjusts color intensity (with reference to white)Adjusts screen color saturationSYSTEM :STORAGE FROM :ANALOG : When connected to a PC via an analog connector (D-sub).Manually memorize or erase the TV or CABLE channel.SYSTEM :CHANNEL :FINE :SEARCH :NAME :STORE :Selects a position for the OSD screenAdjusts the time taken for the OSD menu screen to disappearSelects a language for the OSD menu LANGUAGESelect an input source as appropriate for the following:S-VIDEO : S-VHS signal inputCHANNELSETUPBASSTREBLEAdjusts bassAdjusts trebleAdjusts balance BALANCESelects the desired sound setting (Sports, Movie, Music) AUDIO MODEAUDIOExits OSD SetupEXITINPUT SOURCECOMPONENT : COMPONENT (Y, Pb, Pr) input signalSCART : SCART input signalCOMPOSITE : COMPOSITE signal inputTUNER : When connected to a TV.
TV Menu Types and Items (NTSC)Menu Items Items DescriptionBRIGHTNESS/CONTRASTCOLORBRIGHTNESSCONTRASTSHARPNESSCOLORTINTAIR/CATVAUTO CHANNELAIR : Selects when watching the air TV.MANUALCHANNELFINEOSD POSITIONOSD TIMEAdjusts screen sharpnessSTART : Starts detecting the active channels.STOP : STops detecting the active channels.Adjusts screen brightnessAdjusts screen contrastAdjusts color intensity (with reference to white)Adjusts screen color saturationCATV : Selects when watching the CATV.Automatically memorize the active TV or CABLE channels.ANALOG : When connected to a PC via an analog connector (D-sub).Manually memorize or erase the TV or CABLE channel.DEL : Delete channel number.ADD : Add channel number.Adjust when the display color is blur or unfocused.Selects a position for the OSD screenAdjusts the time taken for the OSD menu screen to disappearSelects a language for the OSD menu LANGUAGESelect an input source as appropriate for the following:S-VIDEO : S-VHS signal inputCHANNELSETUPBASSTREBLEAdjusts bassAdjusts trebleAdjusts balance BALANCESelects the desired sound setting (Sports, Movie, Music) AUDIO MODESet status to SAP(Second Audio Program) to receive audio simulcasts in other lauguages.(ON/OFF)SAPAUDIOExits OSD SetupEXITINPUT SOURCECOMPONENT : COMPONENT (Y, Pb, Pr) input signalCOMPOSITE : COMPOSITE signal inputTUNER : When connected to a TV.
Menu Items Items DescriptionBRIGHTNESS/CONTRASTCOLORBRIGHTNESSCONTRASTControls color (Red, Green, Blue) of the display.REDGREENHORIZONTALOSD POSITIONOSD TIMEAdjusts screen brightnessAdjusts screen contrastChanges the of red level.Changes the of green level.BLUE Changes the of blue level.Adjusts the horizontal position of the displayVERTICAL Adjusts the vertical position of the displayCLOCK Increases or decreases the number of pixels to adjust thehorizontal size.PHASE Adjusts the focus and sharpness of the displayANALOG : When connected to a PC via an analog connector (D-sub).Selects a position for the OSD screenAdjusts the time taken for the OSD menu screen to disappearSelects a language for the OSD menu LANGUAGESelects an input source as appropriate for the follows:S-VIDEO : S-VHS signal inputPOSITIONSETUPBASSTREBLEAdjusts bassAdjusts trebleAdjusts balance BALANCESelects the desired sound setting (Sport, Movie, Music) AUDIO MODEAUDIOExits OSD SetupEXITINPUT SOURCECOMPONENT : COMPONENT (Y, Pb, Pr) input signalSCART : SCART input signalCOMPOSITE : COMPOSITE signal inputTUNER : When connected to a TV.PC Menu Types and Items
Power supply to the TV may be either 110 V or 220 V.To watch TVTurn the TV on or off.(The power indicator turnsred when power isconnected to the LCD TVand turns green when the<POWER> button ispressed.)Volume Control Button /Adjusts the volume levelwhile watching TV. Also used to navigate in themain menuChannel Change Button /Changes the channel.Also used to select amenu function.123123To select the previous channelPressing the <FLASH BACK> button returns tothe channel that you were viewing previously.To mute soundPress the button once toturn off the TV sound andpress again to turn on thesound.<MUTE> buttonPressing the <POWER> button onyour remote controlPressing the <POWER> buttonputs the TV in standby mode.Pressing the <POWER> buttonone more time turns on the channelbeing viewed prior to switching tostandby mode. To turn off the powercompletely, unplug the power cablefrom the power outlet.
Adjusting the Picture SettingsBecause display settings such as contrast, brightness, sharpness and color are setautomatically when the LCD TV is shipped, there is no need for additional adjustment bythe user. If you want re-set the display settings to your preference, please refer to thefollowing instructions.BRIGHTNESSAdjust brightness. (Brightness means thebrightness of the screen.)CONTRASTAdjust contrast. (Contrast means thedifference in brightness between an objectand its background.)Press the <MENU> button on the remotecontrol. The main menu appears allowing youto adjust the screen.Go to the BRIGHTNESS/CONTRASTmenuand press the <SEL> button.12Press the button to go to the item to changeand press the <SEL> button to select it.Press the button to adjust the selected item.Adjust the screen as described below:31 73562 34 56 73 6
SHARPNESSAdjust sharpness.(Sharpness means the sharpness of the object’s profile.)TINTAdjust color intensity.(Color intensity indicates color depth.)COLORAdjust color (RGB).(Adjusting the color to make it look more natural.)When the adjustment is complete, press the <SEL> button. Go to ‘EXIT’ and press the <SEL> button.Adjust the screen as described below:4When adjustment is complete, press the <SEL> button. Go to ‘EXIT’and press the <SEL> or <MENU> button to exit the menu screen.7Press the button to go to the ‘COLOR’ menu and press the <SEL> button.5Press the button to go to the item to change and press the <SEL> button to select it. Press the button to adjust theselected item.6
Adjusting Sound Settings(PAL/SECOM)TREBLEAdjust treble.BASSAdjust bass.Press the <MENU> button on the remotecontrol and press the button to go to the‘AUDIO’ menu. Press the <SEL> button.Press the button to go to the item tochange.Press the <SEL> button on the itemto change.123Adjust the sound as described below:1 54241 3
BALANCEAdjust balance between the left & right speakers.AUDIO MODESelect the desired sound setting.When setting is complete, press the <MENU> button to exit the menuscreen.Press the button to adjust setting.45NotesIf the sound is too harsh, reduce the Treble and BassAdjust the Treble/Bass for good sound.
Adjusting Sound Settings(NTSC)TREBLEAdjust treble.BASSAdjust bass.Press the <MENU> button on the remotecontrol and press the button to go to the‘AUDIO’ menu. Press the <SEL> button.Press the button to go to the item tochange.Press the <SEL> button on the itemto change.123Adjust the sound as described below:1 54241 3
BALANCEAdjust balance between the left & right speakers.AUDIO MODESelect the desired sound setting.SAPSet status to SAP(Second Audio Program) to receive audio simulcasts in other lauguages.(ON/OFF)When setting is complete, press the <MENU> button to exit the menuscreen.Press the button to adjust setting.45NotesIf the sound is too harsh, reduce the Treble and BassAdjust the Treble/Bass for good sound.
The ‘MTS’ button displays/controls the processing and output of the audio signal.When power is switched ON, the mode is automatically preset to either MONO or‘STEREO depending on the current transmission.If receiving conditions deteriorate, listening will be easier if the mode is set to the‘Mono’ position using the MTS button.If the stereo signal is weak (or if intermittent Stereo-Mono) and automatic switchingoccurs, then switch to ‘Mono’ mode.NotesSelecting the Sound Mode (Depending on PAL Model)
Adjusting the Volume/Temporarily Switching Off the SoundYou can adjust the volume by pressing the or buttons directly. You can switchthe sound off temporarily by pressing the MUTE button on the remote controller.Press the button to increase the volume(cursor moves to the right.).Press the button to decrease the volume.Press the MUTE button.The sound is switched off and MUTE character is displayed.1234To resume the sound, press the MUTE button again (or the or buttons).342 1 4
Adjusting the Menu SettingsTo set a LCD TV function of, press the <MENU> button and set each function item in themenu. As you become more familiar with setting menu items, using LCD TV will becomeeasier.Press the <MENU> button.Press the button to go to a menu. 121 423
󰣢Press the <Menu> button on the right side of LCD TV.󰣣Press the < > button to activate the menu.󰣤Pressing the <+/-> button changes the menu.󰣥Pressing the </> button changes the item.󰣢󰣤󰣥Press the <SEL> button to select a menu or an item. And press the button to adjust or set an item.(NTSC)NoteTo set the menu items without the remote control,3When finished with the adjustments, press the <MENU> button. 4󰣣
Setting TV channels(PAL/SECOM)The TV can set its channels automatically.Be sure that the TV is properly connected prior to using this function. Use this functionduring regular air time only – the TV can detect only channels that are currentlybroadcasting.Setting channels automaticallyPress the <MENU> button.Press the button to go to the CHANNELmenu and press the <SEL> button.Go to the AUTO PROGRAMitem andpress the <SEL> button.12361422 36
Go to ‘START’ item in ‘CHANNEL TUNING’ and press the <SEL>button to seek and store channels automatically.456When automatic channel tuning is complete, the lowest channel number isdisplayed on the screen.Press the button to display stored channels. (Or press the <MENU> button to exit the menu screen.)
Storing the Channel Manually Press the<MENU> button.Press the button to go to the 'MANUALPROGRAM' item and press the <SEL> button.13Go to the ‘CHANNEL’ item and press the <SEL> button. Press the and buttons toselect the changed channel.441 847662 34 5 2 35 77Press the button togo to the CHANNELmenu and press the <SEL> button.24 67
Press the <SEL> button to store the channel.Press the button to go to the ‘NAME’ menu and press the <SEL>button.Press the button to go to the ‘STORE’ menu and press the<SEL> button. Press the button to select a name to store and pressthe <SEL> button.Press the <MENU> button to exit the menu screen.Note󰣢Press the <+100> button on the remote control and then 1_ _ is displayed.󰣣Press < > and < > on the remote control to select channel 110.To select a channel above 100 (i.e.: Channel 110)578Press the and buttons to specify a name.6
Setting TV channels(NTSC)The TV can set its channels automatically.Be sure that the TV is properly connected prior to using this function. Use this functionduring regular air time only – the TV can detect only channels that are currentlybroadcasting.Setting channels automaticallyPress the <MENU> button.Press the button to go to the CHANNELmenu and press the <SEL> button.Go to the AUTO CHANNELitem andpress the <SEL> button.12361422 36
Press the button, select the STARTitem and press the <SEL>button to seek and store channels automatically.456When automatic channel tuning is complete, the lowest channel number isdisplayed on the screen.Press the button to display stored channels. (Or press the <MENU> button to exit the menu screen.)
Storing the Channel Manually Press the <MENU> button.Press the button to go to the 'MANUALCHANNEL' item and press the <SEL> button.1341 847662 34 5 2 35 77Press the button to go to the CHANNELmenu and press the <SEL> button.24 67
<SEL> button press the and buttons to select the changedchannel. Press the <SEL> buttonPress the button to select a ‘ADD’ and press the <SEL> button. Press the <MENU> button to exit the menu screen.Note󰣢Press the <+100> button on the remote control and then 1_ _ is displayed.󰣣Press < > and < > on the remote control to select channel 110.To select a channel above 100 (i.e.: Channel 110)456
To select TV/external input(PAL/SECOM)You can select signals from LCD TV or an external input that is connected to LCD TV.(Ex: VCR, DVD, Camcorder, etc.)When connected to cable inputPress the <MENU> button.Press the <MENU> button to exit themenu screen.Press the button to go to the SETUPmenu and press the <SEL> button.Press the button to go to the INPUTSOURCEitem and press the <SEL>button.Press the button to select an externalinput signal (TUNER) item and press the <SEL> button.123452144432 3
When connected to a VCRPress the <VID> button on the remote control.After checking whether the connecting cable to VCR is composite or S-video,select an appropriate mode.When connected to a DVD playerPress the <VID> button on the remote control.When connected to a DVD player, select ‘Component’.When connected to a camcorderPlease refer to the instructions for when connected to VCR.1212
To select TV/external input(NTSC)You can select signals from LCD TV or an external input that is connected to LCD TV.(Ex: VCR, DVD, Camcorder, etc.)When connected to cable inputPress the <MENU> button.Press the <MENU> button to exit themenu screen.Press the button to go to the SETUPmenu and press the <SEL> button.Press the button to go to the INPUTSOURCEitem and press the <SEL>button.Press the button to select an externalinput signal (TUNER) item and press the <SEL> button.123452144432 3
When connected to a VCRPress the <VID> button on the remote control.After checking whether the connecting cable to VCR is composite or S-video,select an appropriate mode.When connected to a DVD playerPress the <VID> button on the remote control.When connected to a DVD player, select ‘Component’.When connected to a camcorderPlease refer to the instructions for when connected to VCR.1212
To schedule SLEEP TIMEIf SLEEP TIME is scheduled, TV power goes into standby mode automatically after aspecified period of time.Press the <SLEEP> button. The ‘SLEEP TIMER’ setup screen appears.Each time you press the <SLEEP> button adifferent SLEEP TIME appears on the screen.Select the SLEEP TIME that you want.When the specified time (i.e.. 30 minutes) haspassed, the TV will go into standby modeautomaticallyOFF: Select it to disable the SLEEP function.)30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 : SLEEP TIME1231 2
Teletext Decoder(PAL/SECOM)Most television channels carry ‘teletext’, pages of text that provide information suchas:Television program schedulesNews bulletinsWeather forecastsSports resultsSubtitles for the hearing-impairedThe teletext pages are organised into six categories:NoteThe teletext feature does not work with PC signals.Part ContentsABCDEFBroadcasting station identity.Current page number or search status.Date and time.Text.Status information.Selected page number.
Displaying Teletext InformationYou can look at teletext information at any time, but signal reception must be good.Otherwise:- Information may be missing.- Some pages may not be displayed.NoteThe teletext feature does not work with PC signals.Using the or buttons,select the channel providing the teletextservice.Press the TTX/MIX( ) button to activatethe teletext mode.(Result : The contents page is displayed. Itcan be redisplayed at any time by pressingthe INDEX button.)To display the actual broadcastsimultaneously with the teletext page,press the TTX/MIX( ) button.1234To return to normal viewing, press theTV( ) button.1242 3
Press the numeric buttons on the remote control to enter the page number directly:Selecting a Specific Teletext PageNoteThe Teletext feature does not work with PC signals.Enter the three-digit page number listed inthe contents by pressing the correspondingnumeric buttons.(Result : The current page counter isincremented and the page is then displayed.)If the selected page is linked to severalsecondary pages, the secondary pages aredisplayed in sequence.To freeze the display at a given page, pressthe HOLD button.Press the HOLD button again to resume.Using the various display options:123To display.... Press the...Both teletext informationand the normal broadcastHidden text (answers to quizgames, for example)The normal screenA secondary page, byentering its 4-digit numberThe next pageThe previous pageFLOF/LIST selectStoreREVEAL( )REVEAL( ) againSUB-PAGE( )PAGE UP( )PAGE DOWN( )FLOF/LIST( )STORE( )TTX/MIX( )3333332
Using FLOF to select a Teletext Page (option)The topics included in the teletext pages are colour-coded, and can be selected bypressing the coloured buttons on the remote control.Display the teletext contents page by pressingthe TTX/MIX( ) button.Press the coloured button corresponding tothe topic that you wish to select (The availabletopics are listed on the status information line).(Result : The page is displayed with additionalcolour-coded information that can be selectedin the same way.)To display the: Press the:Previous page Red buttonNext page Green button123When you have finished, press the TV( ) button to return to normal broadcasting.4NoteThe Teletext feature dose not work with PC signals.4123
Up to four teletext pages can be stored.Storing Teletext PagesSelect the LIST mode.(Result : 3-digit numbers are displayed indifferent colours at the bottom of the screen.)Press the coloured button corresponding tothe page that will be replaced.Enter the new page number using thenumeric buttons.123Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each page to bestored, using a different coloured button eachtime.4Press the STORE( ) button until thecorresponding blocks are displayed in white.The LIST( ) button is used to switchbetween:LIST mode / FLOF mode5NoteThe teletext feature dose not work with PC signals.5152
V-CHIP OSD(NTSC/Optional) MAIN MENUEnter ENTER PIN.V-CHIP SelectionIf you select Yes in the V-CHIP LOCK, the LOCKfunction of the screen and voice is operated.If you select No in the V-CHIP LOCK, the LOCKfunction of the screen and voice is removed. - The V-CHIP initial PIN is set at ‘0000.’- If you press the MENU KEY for 5 seconds,V-CHIP items are initialized.NoteCAPTION- OFF CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4 TEXT TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT4 OFF- U : UNBLOCK - B : BLOCKNoteTV GUDELINES MPAA RATING
NoteTV-Y (All Children)TV-Y7 (Direct to Older Children)TV-G (General Audience)TV-PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)TV-14 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)TV-MA (Mature Audience Only)GPGPG-13RNC-17XGENERAL AUDIENCES All ages admittedPARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED Some material may not be suitable forchildrenPARENTAL STRONGLY CAUTIONED Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13RESTEICTED Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardianNO ONE 17 AND UNDER ADMITTEDX is an older rating that is unified with NC-17 but may be encoded in the data of older moviesTV GUIDELINESFV (Fantasy Violence)V (Violence)S (Sexual Situation)L (Adult Language)D (Sexually Suggestive Dialog)CONTENTMPAA RATINGTo change the PIN number, select CHANGE PIN and enter NEW PIN.CHANNEL PIN Selection
Initial set PC ModePower on your equipment by pressing thePOWER button on the main set or on theremote control.Press the PC button on the remote control toswitch to PC mode. The PC screen is thenautomatically set.When a CD-Title runs, the music is output fromthe speakers.(You can use an external speaker via theAudio Output jack on the rear of the main set.)1221

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