JVC LT 32DR9BJ / 42DR9BJ User Manual GGT0205 003A L

User Manual: JVC LT-32DR9BJ LT-32DR9BJ English,

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Trade Mark of the DVB Digital Video Broadcasting

Project (1991 to 1996) Number : 5227, 5808

INSTRUCTIONS

WIDE LCD PANEL TV

LT-32DR9BJ

LT-42DR9BJ

GGT0205-003A-L

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Please refer to the separate manual

when watching digital channels.

Before reading the separate manual

Read this manual’s “Warning” section

(P. 2), and understand how to use the

TV safely. After that follow the

instructions in the “Getting started”

section (P. 8 - 17) to connect the aerial

and other external devices to the TV,

and configure the settings for the TV.

A separate manual “WATCHING

DIGITAL CHANNELS” is provided.

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WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

Before reading this manual

Read the separate user manual (INSTRUCTIONS), “Warning”

(P. 2), and understand how to use th e TV safely. After that follow the

instructions in “Getting started” (P. 8) to connect the aerial and other

external devices to the TV, and configure the settings for the TV.

Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T)

g Digital channels

Analogue terrestrial broadcasting (VHF / UHF) and

analogue cable TV

g Analogue channels

This TV can receive digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T)

in the United Kingdom. Digital terrestrial broadcasting

(DVB-T) reception in other countries is not guaranteed.

The on-screen displays (including DTV menus) are in

English. No other languages are available.

Contents

This manual only provides information on

watching digital channels. Other information is

explained in the “INSTRUCTIONS”. Please read

both this manual and the “INSTRUCTIONS”

manual.

Note

Watching digital channels........................................... ..... ........2

Display the programme information ....................................................4

View subtitles ......................................................................................4

Select audio language ........................................................................5

View teletext information..................................................................... 5

Using EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) ...............................6

Customising your TV ............................................................. ..8

Edit PR (Edit PR List).......................................................................... 9

Timer................................................................................................. 10

Configuration..................................................................................... 12

Setup................................................................................................. 13

Installation......................................................................................... 14

Troubleshooting................................................................. . ..16

Technical information ............................................................ 17

LCD

STB

AUDIO

F.T/L

TV/RADIO

GUIDE

TV/DTV

TOP MENU

GUIDE

Information for Users on Disposal of Old

Equipment and Batteries

Notice:

Products

Battery

The sign Pb below

the symbol for

batteries indicates

that this battery

contains lead.

[European Union]

These symbols indicate that the electrical and electronic equipment

and the battery with this symbol should not be disposed of as

general household waste at its end-of-life. Instead, the products

should be handed over to the applicable collection points for the

recycling of electrical and electronic equipment as well as batteries

for proper treatment, recovery and recycling in accordance with your

national legislation and the Directive 2002/96/EC and 2006/66/EC.

By disposing of these products correctly, you will help to conserve

natural resources and will help to prevent potential negative effects

on the environment and human health which could otherwise be

caused by inappropriate waste handling of these products.

For more information about collection points and recycling of these

products, please contact your local municipal office, your household

waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in

accordance with national legislation.

[Business users]

If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web page

www.jvc-europe.com to obtain information about the take-back of

the product.

[Other Countries outside the European Union]

These symbols are only valid in the European Union.

If you wish to dispose of these items, please do so in accordance

with applicable national legislation or other rules in your country for

the treatment of old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries.

ENGLISH

Dear Customer,

This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards

regarding electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.

European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is:

JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH

Postfach 10 05 04

61145 Friedberg

Germany

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Warning Please follow all the guidelines below

Follow this manual regarding setup!

zConnect only to a 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz

AC outlet.

Unplug the power cord when

going out!

zThe power buttons on

the remote control and

the TV unit cannot

completely turn off the

TV. (Make appropriate

arrangements for

bedridden people.)

Make enough room for inserting

and removing the power plug!

Place the TV as close to the outlet

as possible!

zEven if the TV’s power lamp is unlit,

the main power supply is not cut

off unless the power cord is

unplugged. The main power

supply for this TV is

controlled by inserting or

removing the power plug.

Never cut or damage the

power cord!

zIf the power plug

is not the right

shape, or the

power cord is not

long enough, use

an appropriate

plug adapter or extension cable.

(Consult your retailer.)

zIf you have cut or damaged the

power cord.

g “Technical information” (P. 34)

zTo change the fuse in power plug

g “Technical information” (P. 34)

Never try to repair the TV

yourself!

gIf the problem cannot be

solved in

“Troubleshooting” (P. 32),

unplug the power cord and

contact your retailer.

For more details on installation, usage and safety g Consult your retailer

When attaching the TV to the

wall, use the optional JVC

wall mounting unit!

zConsult a qualified technician.

zSee the included manual on

mounting procedures.

zJVC assumes no responsibility

for damage due to improper

mounting.

Do not allow the TV to fall!

zDo not rest your elbows on, or allow

children to hang from the TV.

There is a risk that the TV will fall

and cause injuries.

zMake use of the hole on the back of

the stand to prevent the TV from

falling easily. (P. 8)

If the TV is damaged or

behaving strangely, stop

using it at once!

gUnplug the power cord

and contact your retailer.

Take care when handling the

glossy finish!

zFor more details, see P. 7.

Handle LCD panel with care!

zUse a soft, dry cloth when

cleaning.

Never dismantle the rear panel!

zIt may cause an electric shock.

Never place anything on the

TV!

Never expose to rain or

moisture!

Never insert objects into the

cabinet openings!

zIt may cause a fatal

electric shock. Take

care when children

are near.

Never obstruct the ventilation

holes!

zIt may cause overheating or a

fire.

zPlacing liquids,

naked flames,

cloths, paper, etc. on

the TV may cause a

fire.

zTo prevent fire or

electric shock, never

allow liquids to enter

the unit.

Never listen to headphones at

high volume!

zIt may damage your hearing.

Hold the TV so as not to scratch

the screen!

zDo not touch the screen when

carrying the TV.

Do not carry the TV on

your own!

zIn order to prevent

accidents, ensure that

the TV is carried by

two or more people.

On disposal of the TV!

zFollow the

instruction in

“Information for

Users on Disposal

of Old Equipment

and Batteries”

(P. 1).

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Please read “Getting started” (P. 8 - 17).

The main descriptions are in the following pages.

Analogue terrestrial broadcasting (VHF / UHF) and analogue cable TV

g Analogue channels

Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) g Digital channels

Connecting the

external devices

and aerial

Choosing a video

connection

Watch pay-TV

digital channels

Initial settings

Editing analogue

channels

zIf you want to edit the digital channels, refer to “Edit PR (Edit PR List)”

(P. 9) on the separate manual “WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

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Română

Türkçe

Language

Svenska

Norsk

Dansk

Nederlands

Castellano

Italiano

Deutsch

Français

English

Català

Português

Magyar

Polski

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First things first! zWarning ........................................... 2

Getting started zRemote control.................................. 4

zNames and functions of parts ........... 6

zGetting started .................................. 8

z“CH/CC” list..................................... 17

Let’s try it out

Try the advanced features

zEnjoy your new TV!......................... 18

zWatching analogue channels .......... 19

zViewing teletext on the

analogue channel............................ 20

zWatching videos / DVDs ................. 21

zUseful functions .............................. 22

Just the way you like it zConfiguring your remote control...... 24

zCustomising your TV....................... 26

Picture............................................ 26

Features (sub menu)...................... 27

Sound............................................. 28

Features......................................... 29

Set Up ............................................ 30

When you have trouble zTroubleshooting .............................. 32

zTechnical information ...................... 34

zSpecifications .................................. 35

WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS (Separate manual)

zWatching digital channels ..........2

zUsing EPG .................................6

zCustomising your TV..................8

zTroubleshooting....................... 16

zTechnical Information .............. 17

To set up your TV Contents

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The functions of the remote control buttons are explained as

follows.

This remote control can be configured to operate up to four

different devices simply by changing the remote code.

“Configuring your remote control” (P. 24)

Mute.

Turn on / off (standby) the TV.

Enter channel number.

Enter teletext page number on the analogue

channel.

Channel information. “Watching analogue channels”

(P. 19)

Watch video etc. “Watching videos / DVDs” (P. 21)

Colour buttons:

Select a page when viewing teletext on the

analogue channel.

Operate functions in menus.

Switch between “TV / STB / DVD / AUDIO”.

(P. 24)

STB

AUDIO

Switch between digital / analogue channels.

Display on-screen menu. “Customising your TV” (P. 26)

Select and confirm settings in menus.

Select channel.

Select teletext page on the analogue channel.

Volume control.

View teletext on the analogue channel.

“Viewing teletext on the analogue channel” (P. 20)

View teletext information on the digital channel. (Refer to

page 5 on the separate manual “WATCHING DIGITAL

CHANNELS”.)

To the previous menu.

Hold the current page when viewing teletext on the

analogue channel. (P. 21)

Display your favourite list when viewing teletext on the

analogue channel. (P. 20)

Remote control

LCD

STB

AUD IO

F.T/L

TV/RADIO

GUIDE

TV/DTV

TOP MENU

GUIDE

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zFor buttons that can be used to operate other devices, refer to

“Configuring your remote control” (P. 24).

zFor more details on using the remote control when viewing digital

channels, refer to the separate manual “WATCHING DIGITAL

CHANNELS”.

Display hidden information when viewing teletext on the

analogue channel. (P. 21)

Switch between TV / Radio when watching digital

channels.

Enlarge the text when viewing teletext on the analogue

channel. (P. 21)

Display the Electronic Programme Guide when watching

digital channels.

Choose a favourite channel when viewing analogue

channels. (P. 19)

Display sub-pages when viewing teletext on the analogue

channel. (P. 20)

Save your favourite page when viewing teletext on the

analogue channel. (P. 20)

Switch briefly from teletext to TV when viewing teletext on

the analogue channel. (P. 21)

Display the index page when viewing teletext on the

analogue channel. (P. 21)

View subtitles when watching digital channels.

Change the aspect ratio. (P. 22)

Turn on “3D Cinema Sound”. (P. 22)

Change the sound mode or language. (P. 23)

Change the audio language when viewing digital

channels.

Set the sleep timer. (P. 23)

Note

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Power lamp

ON: Lit

OFF: Unlit

zWhen “Power Lamp” is set to “Off”, the Power lamp will not light up.

g“Power Lamp” (P. 29)

zThe power lamp will blink before the “Record” timer starts to function.

When the “Record” timer is in progress, the power lamp lights even though

the TV is off (standby). For details, refer to “Timer” (P. 11) on the separate

manual “WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

zPeel off the protection films pasted on the glossy finish of the TV after the

TV has been placed properly. (P. 7)

Remote control sensor

Switch between digital / analogue channels.

Turn on / off (standby) the TV.

Headphone jack (stereo mini jack R3.5 mm)

Change channel / EXT terminal.

To switch to an external input, press P repeatedly.

Volume

Eco Sensor

g“What is “Eco Sensor”?”

(P. 34)

Note

Names and functions of parts

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Be careful when handling the glossy finish of the TV

The glossy finish of the TV scratches easily.

zProtection films have been pasted onto the glossy finish of the TV to

prevent scratches. Peel off the films after the TV has been placed properly.

zIf the glossy finish gets dirty, clear the dust off the glossy finish first. Then

wipe softly with the cleaning cloth provided. If you do not clear the dust

first, or you wipe the glossy finish too hard, or a cleaning cloth other than

the one provided is used, the glossy finish may be scratched.

Change the direction of TV

Handling the glossy finish of the TV

Glossy finish

Attach the stand to the TV (LT-32DR9BJ only)

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Please read P. 9 - 17 of this manual to set up your TV.

zStand and screws are also included. For details, refer to page 7.

(LT-32DR9BJ only)

Power requirements

zConnect the power cord only to a 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz AC outlet.

When attaching the TV to the wall, use the optional JVC wall mounting unit

zConsult a qualified technician.

zSee the included manual on mounting procedures.

zJVC assumes no responsibility for damage due to improper mounting.

zMounting holes for wall mounting unit:

LT-32DR9BJ:

M5 x 4, 200 mm x 200 mm

Depth of screw hole is 7 mm from the surface of the TV.

LT-42DR9BJ:

M5 x 4, 400 mm x 200 mm

Depth of screw hole is 13 mm from the surface of the TV.

Installation requirements

zPlace the TV on a flat and stable

location.

zTo avoid overheating, ensure the

unit has ample room.

zTo prevent the TV from falling, thread

the belt through the hole on the back of

the stand and secure it to the TV rack,

etc.

Use two “AAA/R03” dry cell batteries. Insert the batteries from the - end,

making sure the + and - polarities are correct.

Check accessories

Install your TV

INSTRUCTIONS

WIDELCD PANEL TV

LT-32DR9BJ

LT-42DR9BJ

Trade Mark of the DVB Digital Video Broadcasting

Project (1991 to 1996) Number : 5227, 5808

User Manual

“INSTRUCTIONS”

(this book)

“AAA/R03” Batteries

(For confirming the TV

works)

Separate Manual

“WATCHING DIGITAL

CHANNELS”

Remote control

RM-C1931

Cleaning cloth

(For details on using the

cleaning cloth, see P. 7.)

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WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

Before reading this manual

Read the separate user manual (INSTRUCTIONS), “Warning”

(P.2), and understand how to use the TV safely. After that follow the

instructions in “Getting started” (P.8) to connect the aerial and other

external devices to the TV, and configure the settings for the TV.

Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T)

g Digital channels

Analogue terrestrial broadcasting (VHF / UHF) and

analogue cable TV

g Analogue channels

This TV can receive digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T)

in the United Kingdom. Digital terrestrial broadcasting

(DVB-T) reception in other countries is not guaranteed.

The on-screen displays (including DTV menus) are in

English. No other languages are available.

Contents

This manual only provides information on

watching digital channels. Other information is

explained in the “INSTRUCTIONS”. Please read

both this manual and the “INSTRUCTIONS”

manual.

Note

Watching digital channels...........................................................2

Display the programme information....................................................4

View subtitles......................................................................................4

Select audio language........................................................................5

View teletext information.....................................................................5

Using EPG (Electronic Programme Guide)................................6

Customising your TV..................................................................8

Edit PR (Edit PR List)..........................................................................9

Timer.................................................................................................10

Configuration.....................................................................................12

Setup.................................................................................................13

Installation.........................................................................................14

Troubleshooting........................................................................16

Technical information...............................................................17

200 mm

150 mm 50 mm 150 mm 50 mm

Insert the batteries

Watch pay-TV digital channels

Subscribe to a broadcasting company

beforehand. A Viewing Card (B) will be sent by

the broadcasting company after subscribing to it.

It may be necessary for you to purchase a CAM

(Conditional Access Module) (A) in addition to the

Viewing Card.

Consult your broadcasting company or retailer.

AUnplug the power cord

BInsert “B” into “A”.

CInsert “A”.

DPlug the power cord, and turn the power on.

EPerform necessary settings using “Common Interface”.

zPay-TV analogue channels cannot be watched.

Hole

Belt and screw (not provided)

WARNING:

Batteries shall not be exposed to

excessive heat such as direct

sunshine, fire or the like.

WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

“Common Interface” (P. 13)

Getting started

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Make sure all the devices and the TV are turned off.

The names of the devices shown in the following illustration are examples.

The alphabets A, B, C, D, E, F and G indicate the type of connections. Refer

to P. 10 - 11 to find the best connections that are possible with your devices.

zPlease read the user manuals of each device before setting up.

zConnecting cables are not supplied with this TV.

Connecting your external devices

Note

Audio system

Satellite broadcast tuner

VCR / DVD recorder

EXT-1 AUDIO OUT

EXT-4

(HDMI 1)

EXT-5

(HDMI 2)

EXT-6

(HDMI 3)

Not available.

(For service adjustments)

CI (Common Interface) slot

Refer to “Watch pay-TV

digital channels” (P. 8)

HD Video camera

Digital Satellite broadcast tuner

DVD player

Video camera

Game consoles

Not available.

(For service adjustments)

DVD player

C/E A/B

EXT-2 EXT-3

Audio system

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT

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Choose your best connection

You can connect your TV to other devices in different ways. Check your

devices and choose the best connection. In addition, please read “Notes”

before using.

Please do not change any of the menu settings before completing the “Initial

settings” (P. 13). Otherwise, the “Initial settings” will not start automatically.

Picture

quality Other devices Connecting cables Connect to your TV Available signals Notes

Best

HDMI HDMI cable

EXT-4

EXT-5

EXT-6

Input

zHDMI (digital)

SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)

ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)

HD: 1080i (1125i),

1080p (1125p) / 24Hz,

1080p (1125p) / 50Hz,

1080p (1125p) / 60Hz, 720p (750p)

Audio L / R

If there is no sound,

change the “HDMI-1

Audio Setting” (P. 30).

BDVI

Audio DVI-HDMI cable,

Audio cable

EXT-4

EXT-3: L and R jacks

Input

zDVI (digital)

ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)

HD: 1080i (1125i),

1080p (1125p) / 24Hz,

1080p (1125p) / 50Hz,

1080p (1125p) / 60Hz, 720p (750p)

zAudio L / R (analogue)

If there is no sound,

change the “HDMI-1

Audio Setting” (P. 30).

Better

Component

video and Audio

Component video cable,

Audio cable

EXT-3

Input

zComponent (analogue)

SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)

ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)

HD: 1080i (1125i), 720p (750p)

zAudio L / R (analogue)

Change the EXT-3

setting from “ ”

(composite) to “ ”

(component). (P. 31)

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SCART

(Euroconnector)

SCART cable

EXT-1

Input

zComposite video (analogue)

zRGB input (analogue)

zAudio L / R (analogue)

Output

zAnalogue TV out (composite video and

audio L/R) (analogue)

EXT-2

Input

zComposite video (analogue)

zS-Video (analogue)

zAudio L / R (analogue)

Output

zDubbing out (composite video and audio

L/R) (analogue)

If you want to input the

S-Video signal, change

the “Ext Setting”. (P. 31)

Select the dubbing

source in “Ext Setting”.

(P. 31)

Good

Video and audio

Video and audio cable EXT-3: V, L, R jacks

Input

zComposite video (analogue)

zAudio L / R (analogue)

Change the EXT-3

setting from “ ”

(component) to “ ”

(composite). (P. 31)

Audio system Connecting cables Connect to your TV Available signals Notes

Audio input Audio cable AUDIO OUT

Output

zAudio L / R (analogue)

You cannot listen to the sound from a

device with connection A and B.

Optical input Optical audio cable DIGITAL AUDIO OUT

Output

zAudio (digital)

(16 bit linear PCM or Dolby Digital)

The sound from the analogue channels

and the external devices cannot be

output.

Please refer to the ““Dolby Digital” output

from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal”

(P. 18) on the separate manual

“WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

“Dolby” and the double-D symbol are

trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

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Power supply for the indoor aerial

When using an indoor aerial which requires external power, set “Antenna

Power” to “On” in step 3 of “Initial settings” (P. 13). The TV will supply DC 5V,

50mA (max) from the aerial socket through the cable to the aerial.

zSupplying power to outdoor and indoor aerials which does not require

external power, may cause damage to the aerial. If you are uncertain

whether the aerial needs external power, select “Off”.

zConnect the aerial directly to the TV. When a recording device is

connected between the aerial and the TV, power cannot be supplied to the

aerial.

zPower is supplied to the aerial only when the TV is on.

zYou can change the “Antenna Power” setting later.

For details, refer to “Antenna Power” (P. 13) on the separate manual

“WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

Connecting the aerial

AERIAL

zAfter all the connections

have been made, insert the

plug into an AC outlet.

Connect the aerial

AERIAL

Connect a VCR / DVD recorder

zAfter all the

connections have

been made, insert

the plug into an AC

outlet.

VCR / DVD recorder

EXT-2

EXT-1

Getting started

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The initial settings will begin automatically when the TV is turned

on for the very first time. Follow the on-screen instructions to

perform the settings.

1Turn on

zIf the remote control doesn’t work,

confirm that the mode is set to “TV”.

2Start initial settings

zIf the JVC logo does not appear, refer to “To perform initial

settings again” (P. 14).

3Set digital channels

1 Confirm “English” is set for on-screen displays and DTV

menus.

2 Confirm “United Kingdom” is set.

This TV can only receive British digital channels.

3 Confirm that the aerial power supply is set to “Off”.

Select “On” only when using an aerial which requires

external power. (P. 12)

4 Register digital channels

zIf “No services found” appears, press the “OK” button to

proceed to the next step to complete the other settings.

Then, refer to “No digital channels” (P. 14).

zYou can edit the digital channels after the initial settings.

For details, refer to “Edit PR (Edit PR List)” (P. 9) on the

separate manual “WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

zSome digital channels cannot be watched on this TV.

For details, refer to page 17 on the separate manual

“WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

4Confirm the language for menus (excluding the

DTV menus)

zIf you want to change the language, select a language and

press the “OK” button.

Initial settings

English

First Time Installation > Language Setting

Step 1: Please choose language

Language

Select

Navigate

First Time Installation > Country Setting

Step 2: Please choose country

Country

Select

Navigate

United Kingdom

Mode

Start Scan

On Off

Antenna Power

First Time Installation > Service Scan

Step 3: Please press OK

Select

Navigate

Automatic

Service

Scan

_ _

Start Channel

_ _

Stop Channel

Add

Mode

Start Scan

First Time Installation > Service Scan

Step 3: Please press OK

Select

Navigate

Automatic

Service

Scan

_ _

Start Channel

_ _

Stop Channel

Add

Mode

Start Scan

UHF33 : 3 Services found

BBC ONE

BBC TWO

BBC THREE

Scan completed! Store services?

Yes No

Suomi

Română

Türkçe

Language

Svenska

Norsk

Dansk

Nederlands

Castellano

Italiano

Deutsch

Français

English

Català

Português

Magyar

Polski

LCD

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5Set analogue channels

1 Register analogue channels

zIf you do not want to register the analogue channels (including cable

TV channels), press the “MENU” button to complete the settings.

zTo change the country setting, select a country and press the blue

button.

zIf “ACI Start” appears, start ACI. The cable channels will be

registered quickly. For details, refer to “What is “ACI” (Automatic

Channel Installation)?” (P. 34).

2 Check what was registered

To edit channels

g“Editing analogue channels” (P. 15)

6Finish

To the previous screen g

Exit g

To perform initial settings again

Take note that performing initial settings again will cause all channel

related settings and DTV menu settings to be lost. Press the “MENU”

button to display the menu, then press and hold the number button “1” for

more than 3 seconds to start initial settings. If initial setting does not start,

switch to the analogue channel and try again.

If you wish to make changes later, refer to “Service Scan” (P. 14) on the

separate manual “WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS” for digital channel

settings, or “Language” (P. 30) and “Auto Program” (P. 30) on this manual

for analogue channel settings.

No digital channels or “Missing or weak signal” message

appears

(blue)

Belgium

Nederland

Italia

España

France

Deutschland

United Kingdom

Country

Norge

Suomi

Sverige

Österreich

Danmark

Switzerland

Ireland

Auto Program

CH 21

select a channel

BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

PR ID

Edit

01 CH

02 CH

03 CH

1Check the following points

zIs the TV connected correctly to the aerial?

zChange the direction of the indoor aerial.

zIs there a digital channels transmission tower nearby?

gTurn “Attenuator” to “On” (P. 30), since the radio waves are too

strong.

z“Attenuator” attenuates the radio waves of analogue broadcast as

well as those of digital broadcast. If some noise or snow appears

when watching an analogue channel, please set “Attenuator” to

“Off” temporarily.

zYou can check the broadcast signal level of the channel you are

watching. For details, refer to “Signal Check” (P. 15) on the

separate manual “WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

2Set digital channels using “Factory Settings”. For details, refer to

“Factory Settings” (P. 15) on the separate manual “WATCHING

DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

If you still cannot watch digital channels after following the steps above,

there may be a problem with your aerial or its cable. Or, the signal may

be too weak. g Consult your retailer

Note

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You can edit the analogue channel list.

Editing analogue channels

1Switch to analogue channels

2Display the “Edit” menu

3Edit channels

To the previous menu

Exit

4Finish

TV/DTV

Aselect

Bnext Bnext

Aselect

Select “Set Up” Select “Edit/Manual”

Display the menu bar

BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

PR ID

Edit

01 21CH

02 22CH

03 23CH

24CH

25CH

26CH

select a

channel

Select channel Select edit function

Insert Delete

Manual Move Next

Move Move a channel’s position (PR)

ID Edit a channel name (ID)

Insert Insert a new channel directly by entering the

CH/CC number

Delete Delete a channel

zPressing the button deletes the channel.

set

select

When selecting a preset name from the “ID List”

Bset

Aselect character

Bmove position

Cset

Aselect

enter the first

character (blue)

N

ng a c

anne

z“CH/CC” list g(P. 17)

Receives the

broadcast signal.

Enter a number

Select a “CH/CC”

In United Kingdom, you cannot

enter “CC” numbers. In Ireland,

you can select “CH” or “CC”

before entering a number.

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To edit digital channels

To register a digital channel manually

WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

P. 9

WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

“Service Scan” (P. 14)

Manual Register a new channel

zPress the red or green button. Auto-search begins, and the nearest

frequency is imported.

g Repeat the previous steps until the desired channel is displayed.

ASearch a channel Fine tune BSet

PR ID

Manual

02 22CH

03 23CH

24CH

25CH

26CH

BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

21CH

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To use the “Insert” function (P. 15), find the “CH/CC” number corresponding to the TV’s Channel number from this table.

If you want to know a particular TV channel’s menu, look in TV listings magazines or contact the broadcaster.

zWhen the Country setting is “United Kingdom”, the CC number channels and channels from CH 02 to Ch 12 cannot be received.

CH Channel CH Channel CC Channel CC Channel

CH 02 E2, IR A CH 40 E40 CC 01 S1 CC 31 S31

CH 03 E3, IR B CH 41 E41 CC 02 S2 CC 32 S32

CH 04 E4, IR C CH 42 E42 CC 03 S3 CC 33 S33

CH 05 E5, IR D CH 43 E43 CC 04 S4 CC 34 S34

CH 06 E6, IR E CH 44 E44 CC 05 S5 CC 35 S35

CH 07 E7, IR F CH 45 E45 CC 06 S6 CC 36 S36

CH 08 E8, IR G CH 46 E46 CC 07 S7 CC 37 S37

CH 09 E9 CH 47 E47 CC 08 S8 CC 38 S38

CH 10 E10, IR H CH 48 E48 CC 09 S9 CC 39 S39

CH 11 E11, IR J CH 49 E49 CC 10 S10 CC 40 S40

CH 12 E12 CH 50 E50 CC 11 S11 CC 41 S41

CH 21 E21 CH 51 E51 CC 12 S12 CC 75 X

CH 22 E22 CH 52 E52 CC 13 S13 CC 76 Y

CH 23 E23 CH 53 E53 CC 14 S14 CC 77 Z

CH 24 E24 CH 54 E54 CC 15 S15 CC 78 Z+1

CH 25 E25 CH 55 E55 CC 16 S16 CC 79 Z+2

CH 26 E26 CH 56 E56 CC 17 S17

CH 27 E27 CH 57 E57 CC 18 S18

CH 28 E28 CH 58 E58 CC 19 S19

CH 29 E29 CH 59 E59 CC 20 S20

CH 30 E30 CH 60 E60 CC 21 S21

CH 31 E31 CH 61 E61 CC 22 S22

CH 32 E32 CH 62 E62 CC 23 S23

CH 33 E33 CH 63 E63 CC 24 S24

CH 34 E34 CH 64 E64 CC 25 S25

CH 35 E35 CH 65 E65 CC 26 S26

CH 36 E36 CH 66 E66 CC 27 S27

CH 37 E37 CH 67 E67 CC 28 S28

CH 38 E38 CH 68 E68 CC 29 S29

CH 39 E39 CH 69 E69 CC 30 S30

“CH/CC” list

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LCD

Enjoy your new TV!

PAGE

Watching analogue

channels

PAGE

Change the aspect ratio

Change the sound mode or language

3D Cinema Sound

Emphasize the bass sound

Set the sleep timer

PAGE

Useful functions

Viewing teletext on

the analogue channel

Picture settings

(Picture Mode, Features, etc.)

Sound settings

(Stereo/t-u, 3D Cinema Sound,

etc.)

Set Up settings

(Auto Program, Language, etc.)

Features settings

(Sleep Timer / Child Lock, etc.)

Customising your TV

PAGE

Watching videos / DVDs

Picture

Watching digital

channels

WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

P. 2 - 5

Customising your TV

DTV menu settings

WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

P. 8 - 1 5

PAGE

PR List

01 BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

PR ID

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zSwitch between mono / stereo / bilingual broadcasting

g“Stereo/t-u” (P. 23)

zUsing the TV buttons

g“Names and functions of parts” (P. 6).

zTo soften the picture for daily use, change the setting in

“Picture Mode” g “Picture Mode” (P. 26)

Channel information and clock

1Turn on

zIf the remote control doesn’t work,

confirm that the mode is set to “TV”.

zPress again to turn the screen off and

put the TV into standby mode.

zTo completely turn off the TV, unplug the power plug.

2Select a channel

Using PR list

To the previous channel g

The power lamp on the TV lights.

PR List

01 BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

PR ID

PR List

zSelect a page g select

Bview

Aselect

zClose PR List

Press a channel number Move up or down a channel

E.g.

15 :

1 :

down

Note

While the channel is displayed

Press the number to register it on

The following “Picture” and “Sound” menu settings applied to the

channel will be stored in the favourite channel as well.

zPicture Mode / Digital VNR / DigiPure (P. 26 - 27)

zSurround / Bass Boost / MaxxBass (P. 28)

Recall the favourite channel

Check your favourite channels

gPress “ ” and confirm that the channels you have

registered have a beside them.

Delete a favourite channel g “Favourite Setting” (P. 29)

Note

12:00

BBC1

zPressing the button once displays the “PR List”.

zTime is displayed only when teletext broadcasting can be

received.

(No indication)

Time

Channel information

Set 1-4?

Hold down for 3 seconds

Programmed! Disappears after a

few seconds

Note

Favourite 1-4?

Press the number you registered

Watching analogue channels

Volume

Mute

Switch between

digital / analogue

channels

TV/DTV

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This TV can display TV broadcasts and teletext on the same analogue

channel in two windows.

View sub-pages

Display sub-pages

Bookmark your favourite page

F.T/L

(red) (green)

updown

Move up or down a page

Release g Press “ ” again

F.T/L

1Display your favourites list

2 Select a coloured button to save your page to

3Enter the number of the page to save

4Save

Recall your favourite page

1 Display your favourites list

2 Press a coloured button

(red) (green) (yellow) (blue)

Exit g

(red) (green) (yellow) (blue)

Viewing teletext on the analogue channel

zTo view teletext information on the digital channel,

refer to page 5 on the separate manual “WATCHING

DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

1Switch to analogue

channels

3Enter a teletext page

Move up or down a

page

TV/DTV

TEXT

TV TEXT

down

Note

When watching

analogue channel

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Hold the current page

Reveal hidden pages

Enlarge the text

Switch briefly from teletext to TV

To the index page

Hold the current page

Release g Press “ ” again

Display hidden information (answers to quizzes, etc.)

Double the size of the displayed text

Leave the current page open, while you switch to watch TV

zUseful when running a page search.

Returns to page “100” or a previously designated page

To return to TV channels

zPress the “TV/DTV” button or select “DTV” from the

“Ext Mode” menu for digital channels.

zSelect “ATV” from the “Ext Mode” menu for

analogue channels.

1Select the video source

2Operate the connected device and play a

video

Ext Mode

ATV

EXT-1

EXT-2

EXT-3

HDMI1

HDMI2

HDMI3

7 DTV

E.g. For EXT-1

Bwatch

Aselect

Ext Mode

LCDLCD

Watching videos / DVDs

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Zoom

Change the aspect ratio

zDepending on the signal formats, some zoom modes will be

displayed in black and will not be selectable.

zIf an image is displayed in an aspect ratio that differs from its

original aspect ratio, the image will be distorted or portions of

the image will be cut off.

3D Cinema Sound

Enjoy ambient sound

zYou can adjust the “3D Cinema Sound” settings in the “3D

Cinema Sound” menu. (P. 28)

z“3D Cinema Sound” does not work with headphones.

Other sound functions

MaxxBass (P. 28)

Compensates low frequencies to widen the frequency band.

z“MaxxBass”does not work with headphones.

Hyper Sound (P. 28)

Ambient sound.

z“Hyper Sound” and “3D Cinema Sound” cannot be set to “On”

simultaneously.

z“Hyper Sound” does not work with headphones.

2Select the aspect ratio

zWhen “Slim” is selected, a 4:3 image stretched out to 16:9 will

revert back to its original aspect ratio with black bands.

zWhen “Panoramic Zoom” is selected, a 4:3 image with black

bands will be stretched out to 16:9.

z“Full Native” g “What is “Full Native”?” (P. 34)

zUsing “Auto” g “Auto in “Zoom”” (P. 34)

Zoom

Auto

Regular

Panoramic

14:9 Zoom

16:9 Zoom

16:9 Zoom Subtitle

Full

Full Native

Slim

Panoramic Zoom

Aselect

Bset

16:9 Zoom

Move the picture with S or T while this bar is displayed

Note

On3D Cinema Sound

Off

Useful functions

LCD

GUIDEGUIDE

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Stereo/t-u

Change the sound mode or language (analogue channels)

Sleep Timer

Set a time for the TV to turn off automatically

Other functions

Picture Mode (P. 26)

You can select a preset picture setting according to the brightness of your

room or when playing video games.

Eco Sensor (P. 29)

Automatically adjust the picture contrast according to the brightness of the

room.

zThere are more functions available in the menus, see “Customising your

TV” (P. 26 - 31).

2Select the sound mode or language

zWhen viewing a bilingual broadcast programme, you can select either

Bilingual I (Sub I) or Bilingual II (Sub II) sound.

zIf the stereo broadcast reception is poor, you can change to mono sound

for clearer sound.

zThis button can also be used when watching digital channels. For details,

refer to “Select audio language” (P. 5) on the separate manual

“WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS”.

Aselect

Bset

Sound

Off

Bass

Treble

Balance

Hyper Sound

3D Cinema Sound

MaxxBass

2Set the time

Cancel g Set the time to “0”.

Remaining time g Display this menu again.

Aselect

Bset

Sleep Timer

0120

Off

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You can configure your TV’s remote control to operate your other

devices.

Configure your remote control.

zIf your device does not respond, try all the available codes for

the device’s brand.

zIf none of the code works, or the brand is not listed, refer to

“Using the search code function” (P. 25).

1Turn on the device manually.

2Switch the remote control mode to a mode that

matches your device. Refer to the table on the

right to select an appropriate mode.

zThe indicator lights for 3 seconds each time the remote

control is operated.

3Find the remote control code for your device

according to its brand from the “Remote control

codes” list. (Refer to P. I - X at the back of this

manual.)

4Set the remote control code.

zThe indicator will unlit for a second after entering the four

digit remote control code number.

TV STB

AUDIO DVD

Press and hold Enter four digit

number

Release the button

5Point the remote control at your device, press

and confirm that your device is turned off. If your

device does not respond, try entering another

available code.

MODE Applicable devices

TV This TV only

STB Cable Set Top Box, Cable/PVR Combination,

Satellite Set Top Box, SAT/PVR Combination

DVD DVD, Blu-Ray DVD, HD DVD, DVD-R, Home

Theater in Box, TV/DVD Combination

AUDIO Amplifier, Receiver, Home Theater in Box

Note

Configuring your remote control

LCD

STB

AUD IO

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Change the remote control mode

Turn on/off the device

Navigate the menus

Playback / Record, etc.

Display the Electronic Programme Guide

g Press “ ”

Display information g Press “ ”

Mute g Press “ ”

Volume g Press “ ”

Select a surround mode g Press “ ”

zDepending on your device, some functions may not be

operable with this remote control.

Using the search code function

This function searches through the codes one by one, beginning from the

first code in the list.

1Turn on the device manually.

2Switch the remote control mode to a mode that matches

your device.

Press to select the mode.

3Activate the search code function.

Hold down and until the mode indicator blinks.

4Point the remote control at your device and press . If

there is no response, try the next code by pressing and

press again. Repeat the process until your device

turns off.

5Press to register the code.

The code is now set. Confirm that the mode indicator goes

out.

If your TV’s remote control still does not work even after using the

search code function, use your device’s own remote control. The TV’s

remote control is not guaranteed to work with all models, brands or

operations.

Button functions

Display top menu

Select

Display menu

Back to previous menu

Play

Forward

Reverse

Select a

chapter

Stop

Pause

Record

GUIDE

LCD

F.T/LF.T/L

TOP MENU

GUIDE

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Customising your TV

You can select a preset picture setting according to the

brightness of your room or when playing video games.

You can make further adjustments to the selected preset

“Picture Mode” to your liking.

To return to the default adjustments g (blue)

1Display the menu bar

2Display the desired menu

gWATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS

P. 8 - 15

3Change or adjust the setting

zThe menu (excluding

DTV menus)

disappears after one

minute of inactivity.

To the previous

screen

4Close the menu

Picture

select

DTV menu

Picture

Picture Mode Standard

Colour Temp. Normal

Features

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Sharpness

Hue

Colour

select

To enter an item’s menu

change / adjust

select

(E.g. Features)

Features

Digital VNR

DigiPure

Movie Theatre

Colour Management

Picture Management

Smart Picture

Dynamic Backlight

MPEG Noise Reduction

Colour System

4:3 Auto Aspect

Off

Auto

Picture Mode

Bright : in a fairly bright room

Soft : in a dark room

Standard : in a room with standard brightness

Game Mode : when playing video games

Backlight Backlight brightness (Darker l Brighter)

Contrast Contrast (Lower l Higher)

Brightness Brightness (Darker l Brighter)

Sharpness Sharpness (Softer l Sharper)

Colour Colour (Lighter l Deeper)

Hue Tint (Reddish l Greenish) (NTSC only)

Colour Temp. Colour temperature (Warm / Normal / Cool)

Features g “Features (sub menu)” (P. 27)

Picture

Picture Mode Standard

Colour Temp. Normal

Features

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Sharpness

Hue

Colour

Press “ ” to hide

the bottom area of the

menu (excluding DTV

menus). Press again

to display it.

zDepending on the

situation (analogue

channels, digital

channels, video

signal formats,

external inputs,

etc.), some items

will be displayed in

black colour and

will not work. You

will not be able to

change their

setting as well.

Note

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Digital VNR Reduce noise

On : Maintain constant effect

level

Off : Function is turned off

Auto* : Automatically adjusts the effect level

* “Auto” can be selected only when viewing analogue channels.

DigiPure For natural-looking outlines

On : When the picture loses

sharpness

Off : Function is turned off

Movie Theatre For smooth cinema film

On : Function is always on Off : Function is turned off

Auto : Turn on / off the function automatically

Colour

Management

Maintain a natural colour balance (On / Off)

Picture

Management

Make it easier to view bright / dark pictures

(On / Off)

Smart Picture Make it easier to view white areas (On / Off)

Dynamic Backlight Reduce the brightness of the backlight when

the screen is dark (On / Off)

Features (sub menu)

Digital VNR

DigiPure

Movie Theatre

Colour Management

Picture Management

Smart Picture

Dynamic Backlight

MPEG Noise Reduction

Colour System

4:3 Auto Aspect

Features

Off

Auto

MPEG Noise

Reduction

Reduce MPEG video noise (On / Off)

Colour System When there is no colour, change the colour

system

PAL : Western Europe (excluding

France)

NTSC3.58* : USA 3.58 MHz

NTSC4.43* : USA 4.43 MHz

Auto* : When watching videos etc.

* Select in video mode only.

4:3 Auto Aspect Select a default aspect ratio for Auto in

“Zoom” (P. 22)

Panoramic Regular 14:9 Zoom

PAL

Colour System

Panoramic

Regular

14:9 Zoom

4:3 Auto Aspect

16 : 9 4 : 3 14 : 9

z“Smart Picture” is not available when

“Picture Mode” is set to “Bright”

(P. 26).

Note

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z“Hyper Sound” does not work with headphones.

Stereo/t-uSelect stereo, monaural or language

(analogue channels)

(v: Monaural / s: Stereo / t: SUB1 /

u:SUB2)

Bass Low tones (Weaker l Stronger)

Treble High tones (Weaker l Stronger)

Balance Speaker balance (Left stronger l Right

stronger)

Hyper Sound Ambient sound (On / Off)

Sound

Off

Bass

Treble

Balance

Hyper Sound

3D Cinema Sound

MaxxBass

3D Cinema Sound Adjust “3D Cinema Sound” setting to your

liking

Surround:

Adjust the surround level (Low / Mid / High)

Bass Boost:

Emphasize the bass sound (Low / Mid / High)

Auto Volume Control:

Maintains a uniform sound volume even if the

sound becomes loud suddenly during

commercial breaks etc. (On / Off)

zTo turn on / off the “3D Cinema Sound”, refer to “3D Cinema Sound”

(P. 22).

z“3D Cinema Sound” does not work with headphones.

MaxxBass Compensates low frequencies to widen the

frequency band (Low / High / Off)

z“MaxxBass” does not work with headphones.

MaxxBass is a registered trademark of Waves Audio Ltd. in the USA,

Japan and other countries.

3D Cinema Sound

Auto Volume Control Off

Bass Boost Mid

Surround Mid

z“Hyper Sound” and “3D Cinema

Sound” cannot be set to “On”

simultaneously.

Note

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Lock a channel

Sleep Timer Timer for turning off the TV (P. 23)

Child Lock Stop children from watching specific channels

(analogue channels)

1Display the menu

zOK button does not work.

Set an “ID No.”

2Select a channel and lock it. ( : locked)

View a locked channel

Use the number buttons to enter the channel number.

When “ ” appears, press “ ” and enter your “ID No.” with the

number buttons.

zIf you forget your “ID No.”, perform step 1 again.

Features

Sleep Timer

Child Lock

Blue Back

Favourite Setting

Power Lamp

Eco Sensor

Off

Set ID No.

000

Cset

Aselect a number

Bto the next

column

BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

PR ID CH

01 21CH

02 22CH

03 23CH

24CH

25CH

26CH

Child Lock select

(blue)

Lock / Release

Blue Back Displays a blue screen and mutes the sound

when the signal is weak or absent (On / Off)

(analogue channels)

Favourite Setting Remove a channel from the Favourite

channel list (analogue channels)

For more details

g “Register a channel to a button

(Favourite channel)” (P. 19)

Power Lamp Lights the power lamp (P. 6) while the TV is

on (On / Off)

Eco Sensor Automatically adjusts the picture contrast

according to the brightness of your room

(On / Off / Demo)

For more details

g “What is “Eco Sensor”?” (P. 34)

Favourite Setting

PR 01

PR 03

PR 05

PR 07

select

(blue)

Remove

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Customising your TV

To change the country, perform step 1 only.

Auto Program Automatically registers the channels

(analogue channels)

1Select the country of installation

2Start “Auto Program”

zIf “ACI Start” appears, select and

start settings.

(This will set up cable television

channels.)

g“What is “ACI” (Automatic

Channel Installation)?” (P. 34)

Edit channels

g“Editing analogue

channels” (P. 15)

Set Up

Auto Program

Edit / Manual

Language

Ext Setting

HDMI-1 Audio Setting

Attenuator

Auto

Off

select

zFor the next page

(yellow)

Belgium

Nederland

Italia

España

France

Deutschland

United Kingdom

Country

Norge

Suomi

Sverige

Österreich

Danmark

Switzerland

Ireland

Auto Program

(blue) Auto Program

CH 21

BBC1

BBC2

ITV

CH4

CH5

_ _ _ _ _ _

PR ID

Edit

01 CH

02 CH

03 CH

Edit/Manual g “Editing analogue channels” (P. 15)

Language Select a language for the menus (excluding

DTV menus)

Ext Setting g “Setting external terminals” (P. 31)

HDMI-1 Audio

Setting Set to “Digital” or “Auto” for HDMI devices,

or “Analogue” or “Auto” for DVI devices.

(Not available for EXT-5 and EXT-6.)

Attenuator Select “On” when digital channels are not

received because of too strong radio waves

(On / Off)

z“Attenuator” attenuates the radio waves of analogue broadcast as

well as those of digital broadcast. If some noise or snow appears

when watching an analogue channel, please set “Attenuator” to “Off”

temporarily.

Suomi

Română

Türkçe

Language

Svenska

Norsk

Dansk

Nederlands

Castellano

Italiano

Deutsch

Français

English

Català

Português

Magyar

Polski

Note

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Switch between component and composite input

( Pr/Pb/Y, V)

Return to composite input g Press “ ” (yellow) in B again.

1Display the “Ext Setting” menu

2Select an “EXT” or arrow, and then proceed with setting

3Finish

zHDMI terminal setting g “HDMI-1 Audio Setting” (P. 30)

Setting external terminals

Aselect

Bnext

Display the menu

bar

Select “Ext Setting”

Select “Set Up”

Aselect

Bnext

DTV

Ext Setting

EXT-1

EXT-2

Dubbing

EXT-3

ID List

S-In

Arrow Select an “EXT”

Select the arrow

select

S-In Switch to S-Video input

ID List Edit names of connected devices

Dubbing

Set up dubbing on “EXT-2”

ASelect “EXT-3” BSet to component input

Cancel this mode g Press “ ” (yellow) again

z“ ” mark will appear at the selected

“EXT”.

zThe device selection display will change

from “E2” to “S2”.

(yellow)

AShow the name list BSelect a name from the list

Clear the name g Select the blank space in the list

(blue)

Bset

Aselect

select the dubbing source

DTV

Ext Setting

EXT-1

EXT-2

Dubbing

EXT-3

DTV

Ext Setting

EXT-1

EXT-2

Dubbing

EXT-3

select (yellow)

VPr/Pb/Y

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Problem Actions

Basics

Remote control stops

working

zUnplug TV, several minutes later plug it in

again.

Screen

Aspect ratio changes

unintentionally zPress “ ” to return to your settings. (P. 22)

Black or white dots

appear on the screen

zLCD panels use fine dots (“pixels”) to display

images.

While more than 99.99% of these pixels

function properly, a very small number of

pixels may not light, or may light all the time.

Please understand that this is not a

malfunction.

Picture

Poor picture quality

zChange the “Picture Mode” setting. (P. 26)

zUnnatural colour >>>

Adjust “Colour” and “Backlight”. (P. 26)

Check your “Colour System”. (P. 27)

zNoise >>> Set to the following functions.

Picture Mode: Standard (P. 26)

Digital VNR: On (P. 27)

DigiPure: Off (P. 27)

zDull picture >>> Set to the following

functions.

Picture Mode: Bright (P. 26)

Digital VNR: Off (P. 27)

DigiPure: On (P. 27)

Strange picture when

using an external

device

zIf you connected S-Video output device,

check the “S-In” setting. (P. 31)

zIf the top of the image is distorted, check the

video signal quality itself.

zIf movement appears unnatural when

receiving a signal from a DVD player etc.,

with 576p (625p), change the output setting

of the external device to 576i (625i).

LCD

Troubleshooting

Analogue channels

Severe noise or snow

zIs the TV

connected

correctly to the

aerial?

zChange the

direction of the

aerial.

zIs the aerial or its cable

damaged?

gConsult your retailer

zIs the “Attenuator” set to “On”?

g“Attenuator” (P. 30)

Patterns, stripes or noise

zIs the aerial

receiving

interference

from high-

voltage power

lines or wireless

transmitters?

gConsult your retailer

zAre connected devices too close

to the TV?

gPlace a minimum distance

between the aerial and the

cause of interference until no

interference

Ghosting

(Doubling of images)

zAre you

receiving

interference

from signals

reflected off

mountains or

buildings?

gAdjust the direction of your

aerial, or change to a

good-quality directional aerial

For problems

concerning digital

channels

gWATCHING

DIGITAL

CHANNELS

P. 16 - 17

I can’t turn it on!

zIs the power cord

connected to the AC

outlet correctly?

The remote

control

doesn’t work!

zAre the batteries

flat?

zAre you more than 7

meters away from the

TV?

zIs the “MODE (TV, STB, DVD,

AUDIO)” set to “TV”?

zWhen viewing teletext, the TV

menu bar does not appear.

zDepending on the stability of the

signal, there may be a time lag

when changing channels.

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Problem Actions

Sound

Poor sound

zAdjust “Bass” and “Treble”. (P. 28)

zIf receiving a poor signal in “Stereo/t-u”,

switch to “v” (monaural). (P. 23)

No sound from the

audio component

zAudio signals received from EXT-4, EXT-5

and EXT-6 cannot be sent to the

AUDIO OUT terminal.

Left and right sound

coming from one side

of the speaker

zIf you hear both the left and right sound from

one side of the speaker even after adjusting

the speaker balance to one side, set

“Hyper Sound” and “3D Cinema Sound” to

“Off”. (P. 22, 28)

Functions

Some functions do

not work

zIt is not a malfunction. Depending on the

situation, some function items will be

displayed in black colour and will not work.

(P. 26)

HDMI

Wrong screen size

zRead the user manual of the connected

device and perform the following:

gCheck if the output setting of the device is

correct.

gChange the signal format of the device to

other format.

No picture, no sound

zUse the cable marked with HDMI logo.

No sound

zCheck if the device is compliant with HDMI.

zSet “HDMI-1 Audio Setting” to “Digital” or

“Auto” for HDMI devices, or “Analogue” or

“Auto” for DVI devices.

(Not available for EXT-5 and EXT-6.) (P. 30)

Problem Actions

HDMI

Green and distorted

screen

zWait a little for the signal to stabilize when

switching the signal format for an HDMI

device.

Error message

“ACI Error” appears

zPress W to start “ACI” again.

If you still receive the “ACI Error” after

numerous tries, press X to cancel “ACI”.

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Some cable companies transmit a signal called “ACI” which contains

information that allows TV channels to be registered automatically on your TV.

When an ACI signal is received, “ACI Start / ACI Skip” appears in the “Auto

Program” screen.

Attach a new plug following the steps below. If in doubt, contact your local

retailer.

zNever connect to the larger terminal marked with an “E”, the safety earth

symbol “ ” or coloured green or green-and-yellow.

zThe wires in the mains lead on this product are coloured with the following

code:

•Blue: Neutral wire (connect to the black terminal, or one marked “N”)

•Brown: Live wire (connect to the red terminal, or one marked “L”)

When “Auto” is selected in Zoom, the aspect ratio will turn to the ratio

obtained from the information the TV received.

zThe aspect ratio will turn to the ratio obtained from WSS (Wide Screen

Identification Signal), video signal, or control signal of the external devices.

Without receiving the aspect information, it will be the setting in “4:3 Auto

Aspect”. (P. 27)

You can adjust this TV so that the screen automatically adjusts to the

optimum contrast of light and dark according to the brightness of your room.

This function reduces eyestrain and the power consumption of this TV.

zSet “Eco Sensor” g “Eco Sensor” (P. 29)

zMake sure not to block the Eco Sensor on front of the TV (P. 6)

zTo fully reduce eyestrain and the power consumption of this TV. Set to the

following functions.

Eco Sensor: On or Demo (P. 29)

Smart Picture: On (P. 27)

Using “Demo” in “Eco Sensor”, you can display the effect of the “Eco

Sensor” on the screen

zWith the full HD LCD display and “Full Native”, you can enjoy full native HD

resolution of 1920 x 1080. It exposes flaws in the video that were hidden

when viewing on “Full”.

* The illustrations are emphasised to make clear differences between “Full”

and “Full Native”.

zDark bar or noise may appear at the edges of the screen when viewing in

“Full Native” for some videos. This is resulted from the signal itself, not due

to TV malfunction.

What is “ACI” (Automatic Channel Installation)?

If you accidentally cut the power cord

Change the fuse in the plug

Open the plug as illustrated on the right.

zWhen replacing the fuse, always use a correctly

rated and approved type and re-fit the fuse cover

when finished.

If in doubt, contact your local retailer.

Auto in “Zoom”

What is “Eco Sensor”?

Important

Fuse

What is “Full Native”?

For more information, please read the separate manual

(WATCHING DIGITAL CHANNELS).

“Technical Information” (P. 17 - 18)

Eco Sensor

LightDark

Full Full Native

Technical information

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IMPORTANT

Model LT-32DR9BJ LT-42DR9BJ

Broadcasting systems CCIR I

Colour systems TV broadcast: PAL

External input: PAL, NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz

Channels and frequencies Digital:

E21-E68 (Frequency: 470-854 MHz)*

Analogue:

UNITED KINGDOM: E21-E69 (UHF)

IRELAND: IR A-IR J, E2-E12, E21-E69 (VHF/UHF)

Sound-multiplex systems NICAM (I)

Teletext systems Digital: MHEG 5 UK profile

Analogue: FLOF (Fastext), WST (World Standard System)

Power requirements AC 220 V - 240 V, 50 Hz

Audio output (Rated power output) 6 W + 6 W 10 W + 10 W

Speakers (4 cm x 16 cm) oblique x 2

Power consumption

[standby]

150 W

[0.4 W]

220W

[0.6W]

Screen size (visible area size

measured diagonally)

81 cm 105 cm

Connectors HDMI x 3, RCA x 7 (component or composite video, audio L/R), Euroconnector (SCART) x 2,

Optical connector (digital audio output) x 1

For details g (P. 10, 11)

Headphone jack Stereo mini jack (3.5 mm in diameter) x 1

Dimensions (W x H x D: mm)

[without stand]

791 x 574 x 230

[791 x 521 x 104]

1014 x 698 x 296

[1014 x 646 x 109]

Weights

[without stand]

14.4 kg

[12.7 kg]

26.1 kg

[23.1 kg]

Accessories (See “Check accessories”, P. 8)

zA CAM (Conditional Access Module) for watching pay-TV digital channels can be installed. (P. 8)

zDC power can be supplied to the indoor aerial. g (P. 12)

* This TV can receive digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) in the United Kingdom. Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) reception in other countries is

not guaranteed.

zWe may change the design and specifications without notice.

Specifications

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Remote control codes (P. 24)

Cable Set Top Box

ADB 1230, 1269

Auna 1230

Austar 0276

Birmingham Cable

Communications 0276

Cable & Wireless 1068

Fosgate 0276

France Telecom 0817

Freebox 1482, 1976

General Instrument 0276

HyperVision 0619

Jerrold 0276

Macab 0817

Madritel 1230

Motorola 0276

Nokia 1569

Noos 0817

NTL 0276, 1060, 1068

Ono 1068

Optus 0276

Pace 1060, 1068, 1577

Philips 0619, 0817

Sagem 0817

Samsung 1060, 1666

Scientific Atlanta 0477

StarHub 0276

Supercable 0276

Tele Danmark 0619

Telewest 1068

Tudi 0619

US Electronics 0276

Visiopass 0817

Cable/PVR Combination

Freebox 1482, 1976 Nokia 1569

Satellite Set Top Box

@sat 1300

@Sky 1334

ABsat 0713

ADB 0642, 1259, 1367, 1418,

1473, 1491

Akai 0200

Akura 1705

Alba 0455, 0613, 0713, 1284,

1659

Allsat 0200

Alltech 0713

Allvision 1232, 1334, 1412

Amitronica 0713

Ampere 0132, 0396

Amstrad 0132, 0396, 0501, 0713,

0847, 1113, 1175, 1693

Anglo 0713

Ankaro 0713

Anttron 0613

Apollo 0455

Apro 1672

Arcon 1075

Armstrong 0200

Arnion 1300

Asat 0200

ASCI 0114, 1334

ASLF 0713

AssCom 0853

Aston 1261

Astra 0607, 0713

Astratec 1743

Astro 0173, 0501, 0607, 0613,

0658, 1099, 1100, 1113

Atsat 1300

AtSky 1334

Audioline 1672

Audioton 0613

Austar 0642, 1259

Avalon 0396

Axil 1457, 1659

Axis 1111

B@ytronic 1412

Beko 0455

Best Buy 1993

Big Sat 1457

Black Diamond 1284

Blaupunkt 0173

Blue Sky 0713

Boca 0132, 0713, 1232, 1366

Boston 1251

Brainwave 0658, 1294, 1672

British Sky Broadcasting 0847, 1175, 1662

Broco 0713

BskyB 0847, 1175, 1662

BT 1296

Bubu Sat 0713

Bush 1284, 1645, 1672, 1743

Cambridge 0501

Canal Digital 0853

Canal Satellite 0292, 0853, 1339, 1853

Canal+ 0853, 1339

CGV 1413, 1567

Cherokee 1480

Chess 0114, 0713, 1334, 1626

Chili 1718

CityCom 0299, 0607, 0818, 1075,

1176, 1232

Clark 0613

Classic 1672

Clatronic 1413

Clemens Kamphus 0396

Cobra 0396

Colombia 0132

Comag 0132, 1232, 1366, 1412,

1413, 1579

Condor 0607

Connexions 0396

Conrad 0132, 0501, 0607

Coship 1457

Crown 1284

Cryptovision 0455

Cyrus 0200

D-box 0723, 1114, 1127

Daewoo 0713, 1111, 1296, 1743

DAK 1993

Deltasat 1075

Digatron 1294

Digenius 0299, 1161

Digiality 0607

Digifusion 1581, 1645, 1743

Digihome 1284

DigiLogic 1284

DigiQuest 1300, 1457, 1473

DigiSat 1232

Digisky 1457

Dijam 1296

DiPro 1367, 1543

DirecTV 0099

Discovery 1480

Distratel 1283, 1704, 1705

DMT 1075

DNT 0200, 0396

Dream Multimedia 1237

Durabrand 1284

Echostar

0167, 0396, 0455, 0610,

0713, 0853, 1200, 1323,

1409, 1418, 1473

Einhell 0132, 0501, 0713

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Elap 0713, 1567

Elsat 0713

Elta 0200, 1659

Engel 0713, 1251

EP Sat 0455

Eurocrypt 0455

EuroLine 1251

Europa 0501, 0607

Europhon 0132, 0299, 0607

Eurosky 0114, 0132, 0299, 0501,

0607

Eurostar 0607, 0818

Eutelsat 0713

Exator 0613

Fenner 0713

Ferguson 0455, 1291, 1743

Fidelity 0501

Finlandia 0455

Finlux 0455

Flair Mate 0713

FMD 0114, 1251, 1413, 1457

Freecom 0501

FTEmaximal 0713

Fuba 0173, 0299, 0396, 1161,

1214, 1251

Galaxis 0853, 1111, 1557

Gardiner 0818

Garnet 1075

GbSAT 1214

Gecco 1273, 1412

General Satellite 1176

Globo 1251, 1334, 1412, 1429,

1626

GOD Digital 0200

Gold Box 0292, 0853

Golden Interstar 1283

Goodmans 0455, 1284, 1291, 1591,

1705

Granada 0455

Grandin 1626

Grundig 0173, 0847, 0853, 1284,

1291, 1330

Haensel & Gretel 0132

Hanseatic 1099, 1100

Hauppauge 1294, 1672

HB 1214

HDT 1159

Heliocom 0607

Helium 0607

Hirschmann 0173, 0299, 0396, 0501,

0607, 1111, 1232, 1412

Hitachi 0455, 1284

HNE 0132

Hornet 1300

Houston 0396

Humax 1176, 1427, 1675, 1743,

1788, 1808, 1915

Huth 0132, 0607, 1075

Hyundai 1075, 1159

iCan 1367

ID Digital 1176

ILLUSION sat 1557

Imperial 1334, 1429, 1672

Ingelen 0114, 0396

International 0132

Interstar 1214

Intervision 0607

ITT Nokia 0455, 0723

Jaeger 1334

K-SAT 0713

Kamm 0713

Kaon 1300

KaTelco 1111

Kathrein

0114, 0173, 0200, 0480,

0504, 0553, 0613, 0658,

0713, 0818, 1416, 1561,

1567

Kenwood 0853

Key West 0132

Kiton 0114

Konig 0607

KR 0613

Kreiling 0114, 0658, 1480

Kreiselmeyer 0173

Kyostar 0613

L&S Electronic 0132, 1334

Labgear 1296

LaSAT 0132, 0173, 0299, 0607

Legend 1718

Lemon 1334

Lenco 0607, 0713

Lenson 0501

LG 1075

Lifesat 0132, 0299, 0713

Listo 1626

Lodos 1284

Logik 1284

Logix 1075

Lorenzen 0132, 0299, 0607, 1161,

1294, 1579

Luxor 0501

M Electronic 0818

M vision 1557

Manata 0132, 0713

Manhattan 0455

Marantz 0200

Maspro 0173, 0713

Matsui 0173, 1284, 1591, 1743

Max 0607

Maxim 1705

Maximum 1075, 1334

Mediabox 0292, 0853

Mediacom 1206

MediaSat 0292, 0501, 0853, 1339

Medion 0132, 0299, 0713, 1075,

1232, 1334, 1412, 1626

Medison 0713

Mega 0200

Metronic

0132, 0613, 0713, 0818,

1283, 1334, 1375, 1704,

1705

Metz 0173

Micro 0501, 0607, 0613, 0713,

1294

Micro Elektronic 0713

Micro Technology 0713

Micromaxx 0299

Microstar 1075

Microtec 0713

Mitsubishi 0455

Morgan's 0132, 0200, 0713, 1232,

1412

Motorola 1473

MTEC 1214

Multibroadcast 0642

Multichoice 0642

Mx Onda 1659

Myryad 0200

Mysat 0713

MySky 1693, 1848, 1850

Neom 1993

NEOTION 1334

Netgem 1322

Netsat 0099

Neuf TV 1322

Neuhaus 0501, 0607, 0713

Neuling 0132, 1232

Neusat 0713

Neveling 1161

Nevir 1659

Newton 0396

Nikko 0200, 0713, 0723

Noda Electronic 1704

Nokia

0455, 0723, 0751, 0853,

1023, 1127, 1223, 1310,

1723

Nordmende 0455

Octagon 0613

OctalTV 1294

Oggle 1705

Opentel 1232, 1412

Optex 0114, 0713, 1283, 1611,

1626

Orbis 1232, 1334, 1412

Orbitech 0114, 0501, 1099, 1100

P/Sat 1232

Pace

0200, 0241, 0329, 0455,

0847, 0853, 1175, 1323,

1423, 1693, 1717, 1848,

1850

Pacific 1284, 1375

Packard Bell 1111

Palcom 0299, 1161, 1409

Palladium 0396, 0501

Palsat 0501

Panasonic 0455, 0847, 1304

Panda 0173, 0455, 0607

Patriot 0132

peeKTon 1457

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Satellite Set Top Box

Philips

0099, 0133, 0173, 0200,

0292, 0455, 0613, 0818,

0853, 1114, 1339, 1499,

1543, 1672

Phonotrend 1200

Pilotime 1339

Pino 1334

Pioneer 0292, 0329, 0853, 1308

Planet 0396

PMB 0713, 1611

Polytron 0396

Portland 1296

Preisner 0132, 0396, 1113, 1366

Premier 0292, 0723, 0853, 1429

Primacom 1111

Proline 1659

Promax 0455

Quelle 0299, 0607

Radiola 0200

Radix 0396, 1113

Rainbow 0613

Rebox 1214

Regal 1251

RFT 0200

Roadstar 0713, 0853

Rollmaster 1413

Rover 0713

Rownsonic 1567

S-ZWO 1207

SAB 1251

Saba 0607, 0820

Sabre 0455

Sagem 0820, 1114, 1339, 1690

Samsung 0853, 1206, 1243, 1458,

1570, 1916

SAT 0501

Sat Control 1300

Sat Partner 0501, 0613

Sat Team 0713

SAT+ 1409

Satcom 0607

Satec 0713

Satelco 1232

Satplus 1100

Schaecke 0613

Schaub Lorenz 1214

Schneider 1206, 1251

Schwaiger 0132, 0504, 0607, 1075,

1111, 1334, 1412, 1457

SCS 0299

Sedea Electronique 0132, 1206, 1283, 1626

Seeltech 1993

Seemann 0396

SEG 0114, 1075, 1251, 1626,

1993

Septimo 1375

Serd 1412

Serino 0610

Servimat 1611

ServiSat 0713, 1251

Siemens 0173, 0396, 1334, 1429

Silva 0299

Skantin 0713

SKR 0713

SKY 0099, 0847, 1175, 1662,

1693, 1848, 1850

SKY Italia 0853, 1693, 1848

Sky XL 1251, 1412

Sky+ 1175

Skymaster 0713, 1075, 1200, 1334,

1409, 1567, 1611

Skymax 0200

Skyplus 1232, 1334, 1412

SkySat 0114, 0501, 0607, 0713

Skyvision 1334

SL 0132, 0299, 1294, 1672

SM Electronic 0713, 1200, 1409

Smart 0132, 0396, 0713, 1113,

1232, 1273, 1404, 1413

Sony 0282, 0292, 0455, 0847,

0853, 1558

SR 0132

Starland 0713

Starlite 0200

Stream 1848

Strong

0132, 0613, 0713, 0820,

0853, 1159, 1284, 1409,

1626, 1765

Sunny 1300

Sunsat 0713

Sunstar 0132, 0642

Supratech 1413

Systec 1334

Tantec 0455

Tatung 0455

Tboston 1659

Tecatel 1200

TechniSat

0114, 0396, 0455, 0501,

1099, 1100, 1195, 1197,

1322

Technomate 1283, 1610

Technosonic 1672

Technotrend 1429

Technowelt 0132, 0607

Techwood 0114, 1284, 1626

Telasat 0607

TELE System 0396, 1251, 1409, 1611

Teleciel 0613

TeleClub 1367

Teleka 0396, 0501, 0607, 0613

Telesat 0607

Telestar

0114, 0501, 1099, 1100,

1251, 1334, 1610, 1626,

1672

Teletech 0114

Televes 0132, 0455, 0501, 1214,

1300, 1334

Telewire 1232

Tevion 0713, 1409, 1672

Thomson

0292, 0455, 0607, 0713,

0820, 0847, 0853, 1046,

1175, 1291, 1339, 1534,

1543, 1662

Thorn 0455

Tiny 1672

Tioko 0132

Tividi 1429

Tokai 0200

Tonna 0455, 0501, 0713, 1611

Topfield 1206, 1207, 1208, 1545

Toshiba 0455, 1284

TPS 0820

Triasat 0501

Triax

0114, 0132, 0200, 0396,

0501, 0713, 0853, 1113,

1251, 1291, 1296, 1611,

1626

TT-micro 1429

Turnsat 0713

Twinner 0713, 1611

Unisat 0132, 0200

United 1251

Universum 0114, 0173, 0299, 0607,

1099, 1251

Van Hunen 1161

Vaova 1993

Variosat 0173

Ventana 0200

Vestel 0114, 1251

VH Sat 0299

Visionic 1283

VisionNet 1557

Visiosat 0114, 0713, 1413, 1457,

1718

VTech 0818

Wetekom 0501

Wewa 0455

Wharfedale 1284

Wisi 0132, 0173, 0299, 0396,

0455, 0501, 0607, 1232

Worldsat 0114, 1214, 1251, 1480,

1543

Xsat 0713, 0847, 1214, 1323

Xtreme 1300

Yakumo 1413

Yamada 1718, 1993

Zehnder

0114, 0504, 0818, 1075,

1232, 1251, 1334, 1412,

1413

Zeta Technology 0200

Zodiac 0396, 0613

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SAT/PVR Combination

@sat 1300

Allvision 1412

Amstrad 1175

Atsat 1300

B@ytronic 1412

Best Buy 1993

British Sky Broadcasting 1175

BskyB 1175, 1662

Bush 1645

Canal Satellite 1339

Comag 1412

DAK 1993

Digifusion 1645

DigiQuest 1300

DMT 1075

Dream Multimedia 1237

Echostar 0610

GbSAT 1214

Gecco 1412

Globo 1412

HDT 1159

Hirschmann 1412

Humax 1176, 1427, 1675, 1788,

1808

Huth 1075

Hyundai 1075, 1159

Kathrein 0658, 1561

LG 1075

Maximum 1334

Mediacom 1206

Medion 1412

Microstar 1075

Morgan's 1412

MTEC 1214

MySky 1693, 1848, 1850

NEOTION 1334

Nokia 1023, 1310

Opentel 1412

Orbis 1412

Pace 1175, 1423, 1850

Panasonic 1304

Philips 0099

Pilotime 1339

Rebox 1214

Samsung 1206, 1570

Sat Control 1300

Schneider 1206

Schwaiger 1075, 1412

Sedea Electronique 1206

SEG 1993

Serd 1412

SKY 1175, 1693, 1848, 1850

SKY Italia 1848

Sky XL 1412

Skymaster 1075

Skyplus 1334, 1412

Sunny 1300

TechniSat 1195, 1197

Thomson 1175, 1534, 1662

Topfield 1206, 1545

Vaova 1993

Xtreme 1300

Yamada 1993

Zehnder 1075, 1412

DVD

3D LAB 0539

4Kus 1158

A-Trend 0714

Acoustic Solutions 0713, 0730, 1316

AEG 0770, 0788, 0790, 1233,

1434, 1923

AFK 1051, 1152, 1923

Airis 0672, 1005, 1224, 1321

Aiwa 0533

Akai 0788, 0790, 0898, 1115,

1233, 1557, 1695

AKI 1005

Akura 0898, 1051, 1140, 1233,

1367

Alba

0539, 0672, 0695, 0699,

0713, 0730, 0783, 1140,

1530, 1695

Alize 1151

All-Tel 1451

Altacom 1224

Amitech 0770, 0850

Amoi 0852

Amstrad 0713, 0770, 1151, 1367

AMW 0872

Ansonic 0774, 0831, 1316

Apex Digital 0672, 1004

Arena 1115

Aria 0893

Arianet 0818, 0893

Aristona 0539, 0646

ASCOMTEC 1923

Asono 1224

Astro 1513

Atacom 1224

Audiola 1660

Audiosonic 1923

Audix 0713

Autovox 0713

Auvio 0843

Axion 0730

Basic Line 0713, 1994

Baze 0898

BBK 1224

Beep 1163

Bellagio 1004

Belson 1923

Berthen 1643

Binatone 1923

Black Diamond 0713

Blu:sens 1233, 1321

Blue Nova International 1321

Blue Sky 0651, 0672, 0695, 0713,

0790, 0843, 1423

Boghe 1004, 1221

Boman 0783, 0898, 1005

Bose 2023

Brainwave 0770, 1115

Brandt 0503, 0551, 0651

Broksonic 0695

Bush

0672, 0699, 0713, 0723,

0730, 0733, 0831, 0879,

1051, 1128, 1140, 1367,

1419, 1436, 1483, 1695,

1832

Cambridge Audio 0751, 1109

Campomatic Digital 1051

Cat 0699, 0786, 0789, 1421,

1923

CCE 0730

cello 1730

Centrum 0713, 0779, 0789, 1005,

1227, 1923, 1994

CGV 0733, 0751, 1115

Cinea 0841

Cinetec 0713, 0872

cineULTRA 0699

Classic 0730, 1730

Clatronic 0672, 0675, 0788, 0818,

1233, 1434

Clayton 0713

Coby 0730, 0852

Codex 1233

Commax 1321

Conia 0852

Contel 0788

Continental Edison 0831, 0872

Crown 0713, 0770, 1115

Cybercom 0831

CyberHome 0714, 0816, 1502

Cytron 0651, 0774, 1347

D-Vision 1115, 1367

Daenyx 0872

Daewoo 0490, 0714, 0770, 0870,

0872, 1436, 1483

Dalton 0786, 1036

Dansai 0770, 0783, 1115, 1695

Dantax 0539, 0713, 0723, 0790

Daytek 0872, 1005

Dayton 0872

DCE 0831

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DVD

Decca 0770, 1115

Denon 0490, 0634, 1634

Denver 0672, 0699, 0788, 0898,

1316, 1321, 1923

Denzel 0665

Desay 0843

Dgtec 0672

Diamond 0651

Digihome 0713

DigiLogic 0713

Digital i 0893

Digitech 1832

DiK 0831

Dinamic 0788

Disney 0831

DK Digital 0831, 1557, 1660

DMTech 0783, 1271

Dragon 0831

DreamX 1151

DSE 1730

Dual

0651, 0665, 0713, 0730,

0779, 0783, 0790, 0831,

1436, 1530

Durabrand 0713, 0831, 1502

E:max 1233, 1321, 1643

eBench 1152

ECC 0730

Eclipse 0723, 0751

Elfunk 0713, 0850

Elin 0770

Ellion 0850, 1421

Elta 0672, 0770, 0788, 0850,

1051, 1115, 1151, 1233

Eltax 1233, 1321

Emerson 0591

Energy Sistem 1513

Enterprise 0591

EuroLine 0675, 0788, 1115, 1233

Excello 1513

Fenner 0651

Ferguson 0651, 0695, 0713, 0898,

1695, 1730

Finlux 0591, 0672, 0741, 0751,

0770, 0783

Fintec 1530

Firstline 0713, 0843, 0869, 1530

Fisher 0670

Funai 0675, 0695

Gateway 1158

Germatic 1051

Giec 1221

Global Link 1224

Global Solutions 0768

Global Sphere 1152

Go Video 0783, 0869

GoldStar 0591, 0741

Goodmans

0651, 0713, 0723, 0730,

0783, 0790, 0879, 1004,

1140, 1221, 1316, 1423,

1530, 1730, 1923, 2014

GoWell 1643

GPX 0699, 0741

Graetz 0665

Gran Prix 0831, 0898

Grandin 0713, 1233

Grundig

0539, 0551, 0651, 0670,

0695, 0713, 0775, 0790,

1004, 1036, 1128, 1436,

1465, 1643, 1695, 1730,

1832

Grunkel 0770, 0790, 0831, 1316

H & B 0713, 0818, 0841, 0850,

1233, 1421

Hanseatic 0741, 0783, 0790

Harman/Kardon 0702

Haus 0786

HCM 0788

HE 0730, 1163, 1923

Henss 0713

HiMAX 0843

Hitachi 0573, 0664, 0665, 0713,

1664, 1835, 1994

Hiteker 0672, 1923

Hoeher 0651, 0713, 0831, 1004,

1224

Home Electronics 0730, 0770

Home Tech Industries 1224

HotMedia 1152

Humax 0646

Hyundai 0850, 1660

IISonic 1508

Ingelen 0788

Inno Hit 0713

Irradio 0869, 1115, 1224, 1233

IRT 0783

ISP 0695

Jamo 1036

Jaton 0665

JDB 0730

JDV 1367

Jeken 0699

JMB 0695

JVC

0503, 0539, 0623, 1164,

1241, 1275, 1550, 1597,

1602, 1701, 1860, 1863,

1940

jWin 1051

Kansas Technologies 1233, 1530

Karcher 0783

Kendo 0672, 0699, 0713, 0831

Kennex 0713, 0770, 0898

Kenwood 0490, 0534

Kiiro 0770

King Vision 1643

Kingavon 0818

Kiss 0665, 0841, 1523

Kotron 0879

Kreisen 1421

KXD 1321, 1923

Lawson 0768

Leiker 0872, 1513

Lenco 0651, 0699, 0713, 0770,

0774, 1513

Lenoxx 2014

Lenoxx Sound 2014

Lexia 0699, 0768

LG 0591, 0741, 0790, 0869,

1906

Lifetec 0651, 0831, 1347

Limit 0768

LiteOn 1158, 1416

LM 1643

Lodos 0713

Loewe 0539, 0741

Logik 0713

Logix 0783

Loomax 1487

Luker 1367

Lumatron 0695, 0713, 0741, 1115,

1321, 1832

Lunatron 0741

Luxman 0573

Luxor 0713, 1004, 1695, 1730

Magnat 1923

Magnavox 0503, 0539, 0646, 0675,

0713, 1140

Magnex 0723

Magnum 1436, 2014

Manhattan 0713

Marantz 0539

Mark 0713

Marquant 0770

Mastec 1221, 1434

Matsui 0651, 0672, 0695, 0713,

1004, 1316, 1695, 1730

Maxim 0713, 0872, 1367

MBO 0730, 1730

MDS 0713

Mecotek 0770

Medion

0630, 0651, 0774, 0783,

0831, 0879, 1006, 1347,

1423

MEI 0790

Memorex 0831

Metz 0525, 0571, 0713, 1994

MiCO 0723, 0751, 1221, 1223

Micromaxx 0695, 1695

Micromedia 0503, 0539

Micromega 0539, 1005

Microsoft 0522, 1708

Microstar 0831

Minato 0752

Minax 0713

Minoka 0770, 1115

Mirror 0752, 0879

Mitsubishi 0713

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Mizuda 0770, 0818, 1451

Monyka 0665

MPX 0843

Mustek 0730, 1730

Muvid 1643

Mx Onda 0651, 0751, 1223

Mystral 0831

NAD 0741

Naiko 0770, 1004, 1367

Narita 1367

Neom 1643

Neovia 1271

Neufunk 0665

Nevir 0770, 0831, 1484

Nikkai 1923

Nintaus 1051

Norcent 1923

Nordmende 0774, 0831

Noriko 0752

Okano 0752

Olidata 0672

Onkyo 0503, 0627, 1769

Oopla 1158

Optim 0843

Optimus 0525

Orava 0818

Orbit 0872

Orion 0695, 1128, 1233, 1419,

1434, 1695

Oritron 0651

Ormond 0713

P&B 0818, 1451

Pacific 0695, 0713, 0768, 0790,

0831

Packard Bell 0831, 1321, 1648

Palladium 0695, 0713, 0779, 1906

Panasonic

0490, 1010, 1011, 1579,

1641, 1661, 1834, 1905,

1908

Panda 0789

peeKTon 0898, 1224, 1484

Philco 0733

Philips

0503, 0539, 0646, 0675,

1158, 1340, 1354, 1813,

2084

Phonotrend 0699

Pioneer 0142, 0525, 0571, 0631,

1571, 1965

Play It 1643

Plu2 0850

Powerpoint 0872, 1005

Prinz 0831

Prism 0831

ProCaster 1004, 1513

Proline 0651, 0672, 0710, 1004,

1316, 1483

Proscan 0522

Proson 0713

Prosonic 0699, 0752

ProVision 0699, 0730, 1163, 1321,

1484, 1923

Pye 0539, 0646

QONIX 1051

Radionette 0741, 0869, 1906, 2024

Raite 0665

RCA 0522

REC 0490

Redstar 0763, 0770, 0788, 0898,

1394, 1923

Relisys 1347

Reoc 0752, 0768

Revoy 0699, 0841

Richmond 1233

Roadstar

0672, 0699, 0713, 0730,

0818, 0879, 0898, 1051,

1227, 1434, 2014

Ronin 0710, 0872

Rotel 0623

Rownsonic 0789

Saba 0551, 0651

Saivod 0831, 1367

Salora 0741

Sampo 1321

Samsung 0199, 0490, 0573, 0744,

1075, 1635, 1932

Sansui 0695, 0751, 1316

Sanyo 0670, 0713

Scan 0850

ScanMagic 0730, 1730

ScanSonic 1695

Schaub Lorenz 0770, 0788, 1115, 1151

Schneider

0539, 0646, 0651, 0713,

0774, 0779, 0783, 0788,

0790, 0831, 0869, 1367

Schoentech 0713

Schwaiger 0752

Scientific Labs 0768

Scott 0651, 0672, 1005, 1036,

1233, 1394, 1423, 1923

Seeltech 1224, 1451, 1513, 1643

SEG 0665, 0713, 0763, 0872,

1483, 1530, 1994

Shanghai 0672

Sharp 0630, 0675, 0713, 0752,

1419, 2015, 2024

Sherwood 0741

Siemssen 1382

Sigmatek 1005, 1224

Siltex 1224

Silva 0788, 0898

Silva Schneider 0831, 0898

SilverCrest 0131, 1152

Sinudyne 1221, 1316

Sistemas 0672

Skantic 0539, 0713

Skymaster 0730, 0768

Skyworth 0898

Sliding 1115

SM Electronic 0730, 0768, 1152

Smart 0713

Sonic Blue 0783

Sony

0533, 0573, 0864, 1033,

1070, 1433, 1516, 1533,

1536, 1633, 1824, 1934,

1981, 2020, 2043, 2132

Sound Color 1233

Soundmaster 0768

Soundwave 0783

Standard 0651, 0768, 0788, 0831,

0898

Star Clusters 1152, 1227

Starlogic 1005

Starmedia 0818, 1005, 1224

Stevison 1367

Strato 1382

Strong 0713

Sunkai 0770, 0850

Sunstech 0831, 1513

Sunwood 0788, 0898

Supervision 0768, 1152

Supratech 0893, 1513

SVA 0672, 0752

Sylvania 0675

Synn 0768

Tamashi 1394

Tandberg 0713, 1695, 1994

Tangent 1321

Targa 1227, 1906

Tatung 0770, 1695

Tchibo 0741

TCM 0741, 0790

Teac 0741, 0768, 1227

Tec 0898

Technica 1367, 1695

Technics 0490, 1905

Technika 0770, 0831, 1115, 1316,

1695

Technisson 1115

Technosonic 1051, 1115

Techwood 0713, 1530, 1994

Tecnimagen 1233

Teletech 0713, 0768

Tensai 0651, 0770

Tesco 1316

Tevion

0651, 0898, 1036, 1227,

1382, 1483, 1730, 1923,

2014

Theta Digital 0571

Thomson 0522, 0551

Tokai 0665, 0788, 0790, 0898,

1557

Tom-Tec 0789

Top Suxess 1224

Toshiba 0503, 0695, 1045, 1459,

1510, 1769, 2006

TRANS-continents 0831, 0872, 1233, 1321

Tredex 0843

TSM 1224

Umax 1151

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VII

DVD

United

0675, 0695, 0699, 0713,

0730, 0788, 1115, 1152,

1233, 1367, 1643, 1832

Universum

0591, 0713, 0741, 0779,

0790, 0869, 1227, 1530,

1913

Uptek 0763

Venturer 0790

Vestel 0713, 1530, 1994

Victor 1241

Voxson 0730, 0831

Waitec 1151, 1224, 1233

Waltham 1530

Welkin 0831

Wellington 0713

Welltech 1221

Weltstar 0713

Wesder 0699

Wharfedale 0713, 0751, 0752, 0790,

1832, 1835

Wilson 0831, 1233

Windsor 0713

Windy Sam 0573

Woxter 1005, 1151, 1224

X-Waves 1513

Xbox 0522, 1708

Xenius 0790

Xoro 1183, 1221

Yakumo 1004

Yamada 0872, 1004, 1151, 1158,

1416

Yamaha 0490, 0539, 0646

Yamakawa 0665, 0710, 0872

Yukai 0730, 1730

Zenith 0503, 0591

Blu-Ray DVD

LG 0741

Panasonic 1641

Philips 2084

Pioneer 0142

Samsung 0199

Sony 1516

HD DVD

LG 0741 Onkyo 1769 Toshiba 1769

DVD-R

4Kus 1158

Airis 1321

Alba 1530

Aristona 0646

Boghe 1221

Bush 1436

Cat 1421

cello 1730

Centrum 1227

Classic 1730

Commax 1321

CyberHome 1502

Cytron 1347

DSE 1730

Dual 1530

Durabrand 1502

E:max 1321

Ellion 1421

Eltax 1321

Ferguson 1730

Fintec 1530

Firstline 1530

Funai 0675

Gateway 1158

Giec 1221

Goodmans 1221, 1530, 1730

GPX 0741

Grundig 1436, 1730

H & B 1421

Humax 0646

JVC 1164, 1275, 1597

Kansas Technologies 1530

Kreisen 1421

KXD 1321

LG 0741

Lifetec 1347

LiteOn 1158, 1416

Loewe 0741

Lumatron 1321

Luxor 1730

Mastec 1221

Matsui 1730

MBO 1730

Medion 1347

MiCO 0751, 1221

Mustek 1730

Oopla 1158

Packard Bell 1321

Panasonic 0490, 1010, 1011, 1579

Philips 0646, 1158

Pioneer 0631

ProVision 1321

Pye 0646

Relisys 1347

Roadstar 1227

Samsung 1635

ScanMagic 1730

Schneider 0646

SEG 1530

Sharp 1419

Sinudyne 1221

Sony 1033, 1070, 2132

Star Clusters 1227

Sylvania 0675

Tangent 1321

Targa 1227

Teac 1227

Techwood 1530

Tevion 1227, 1730

Thomson 0551

Toshiba 1510

Universum 1227, 1530

Vestel 1530

Waltham 1530

Welltech 1221

Xoro 1221

Yamada 1158, 1416

Yamaha 0646

Yukai 1730

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VIII

Home Theater in Box (DVD)

AEG 0790, 1923

AFK 1923

Akai 0790

ASCOMTEC 1923

Audiosonic 1923

Basic Line 1994

Belson 1923

Binatone 1923

Blue Sky 0790

Bose 2023

Bush 1832

Cat 1923

Centrum 1923, 1994

Dantax 0790

Denon 0634, 1634

Denver 1923

Digitech 1832

Dual 0779, 0790

Finlux 0672

Goodmans 0790, 1923, 2014

Grundig 1832

Grunkel 0790

Hanseatic 0790

HE 1923

Hitachi 1835, 1994

Hiteker 1923

Irradio 1233

JVC 0623, 1701, 1860, 1863,

1940

KXD 1923

Lenoxx 2014

Lenoxx Sound 2014

LG 0790, 1906

Lumatron 1832

Magnat 1923

Magnum 2014

Marquant 0770

MEI 0790

Metz 1994

Nikkai 1923

Norcent 1923

Onkyo 0627

Palladium 0779, 1906

Panasonic 1834, 1905, 1908

Philips 1813

Pioneer 1965

ProVision 1923

Radionette 1906, 2024

Redstar 1923

Roadstar 2014

Samsung 1932

Sanyo 0670

Schneider 0779, 0790

Scott 1923

SEG 1994

Sharp 2015, 2024

Sony 1824, 1934, 1981, 2020,

2132

Tandberg 1994

Targa 1906

Technics 1905

Techwood 1994

Tevion 1923, 2014

Thomson 0522

Tokai 0790

Toshiba 2006

United 1832

Universum 0779, 0790, 1913

Venturer 0790

Vestel 1994

Wharfedale 0790, 1832

Xenius 0790

TV/DVD Combination

Akura 1367

Alba 0695

Amstrad 1367

Black Diamond 0713

Blue Sky 0713

Bush 0713, 0879, 1367

Centrum 0713

Crown 0713

D-Vision 1367

Daewoo 0870

DMTech 1271

Elfunk 0713

Ferguson 0695, 0713

Goodmans 0713, 0879

Grandin 0713

Grundig 0539, 0695

Hitachi 0713

JDV 1367

Kotron 0879

Logik 0713

Luker 1367

Luxor 0713

Matsui 0713

Maxim 1367

Medion 0879

Mirror 0879

Naiko 1367

Narita 1367

Neovia 1271

Orion 0695

Pacific 0695

Philips 0539

Roadstar 0879

Saivod 1367

Schneider 1367

SEG 0713

Sliding 1115

Stevison 1367

Technica 1367

Thomson 0551

Toshiba 0695

United 0713, 1367

Universum 0713

Amplifier

Curtis Mathes 0300

Denon 0272

Optimus 0300

Pioneer 0300

RCA 0300

Sony 0689

Yamaha 0848

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Receiver

AEG 1389, 1390

AFK 1389

Aiwa 0121, 1189, 1269, 1405

Akai 0609, 1390

All-Tel 1390

Amstrad 0744

Anam 0609

ASCOMTEC 1389

Audiolab 1189

Audiosonic 1389

Audiotronic 1189

Bang & Olufsen 0799

Basic Line 1554

Belson 1389

Binatone 1389

Blue Sky 1390

Bose 1229, 1355, 1933

Bush 0797, 1772

Cat 1389

CCE 1352

Centrum 1220, 1389

Clatronic 0797

Cosmotron 0797

Dantax 1390

Denon 1104, 1360

Denver 1389

Digitech 1772

DiK 0797

DK Digital 1420

Dual 1220, 1390, 1420

eBench 0744, 0797

Elta 0744, 0797, 1390

Ferguson 1154

Fine Arts 1189

Genexxa 0186

Goodmans 0609, 0744, 0797, 1389,

1390, 1420, 1611

Grundig 0797, 1089, 1189, 1344,

1772

Grunkel 0744, 1390

Hanseatic 1390

Harman/Kardon 1189, 1304, 1310

Harwood 0744

HCM 1390

HE 1389

Hitachi 1344, 1554, 1801

Hitech 0744

Hiteker 1389

Intersound 0744

JVC 0074, 1374, 1676, 2000,

2001

Kenwood 0186, 1027, 1313

Kioto 0797

Kompernass 0797

KXD 1389

Lenoxx 1611

Lenoxx Sound 1611

LG 1293, 1869

Lifetec 0797

Lumatron 1772

LXI 0744

Magnat 1389

Magnavox 1089, 1189

Magnum 1611

Marantz 1089, 1189, 1269, 1289

Matsui 0744, 0797

MBO 1352

Medion 0797, 1420

MEI 1390

Metz 1554

Micromaxx 1420

Micromega 1189

Microstar 0797

Musicmagic 1089

Mustek 1352

Mx Onda 0744, 0797

Myryad 1189

NAD 0320, 0609

Nikkai 1389

Nikkei 0744

Norcent 1389

NTDE Geniesom 0744

Onkyo 0135, 1320

Optimus 0186, 0744, 1023

Orient Power 0744

Palladium 0797, 1220, 1293, 1344,

1390

Panasonic 1308, 1309, 1316, 1518,

1763, 1765, 1779

Philips 1089, 1189, 1269, 1289,

1673

Pioneer 0186, 1023, 1459, 1623

Prima Electronic 0797

Proline 0797, 1390

ProVision 1389

QONIX 1420

Radionette 1293, 1634

RCA 1154

Recco 0797

Redstar 1389

Revox 0186, 1089

Roadstar 0797, 1611

Samsung 1295

Sansui 0609, 1089

Sanyo 0744, 1801

Schneider 0744, 1220, 1390

Scott 1389

SEG 1554

Sharp 0186, 0653, 1614, 1634

Sherwood 0653

Siemens 0609

Silva Schneider 1390

Sony

1058, 1112, 1158, 1258,

1441, 1454, 1658, 1722,

1758, 1759, 1822, 1858,

1882

Soundwave 0609

Stereophonics 1023

Sumida 0744

Sunfire 1313

Sunstech 1420

TAG McLaren 1189

Tandberg 1554

Targa 1293

TCM 0797

Teac 0609

Technics 1308, 1309, 1518, 1763,

1765

Techwood 1554

Tevion 1389, 1611

Thomson 1154, 1354

Thorens 1189

Thorn 0744

Tokai 1390

Toshiba 1572

United 1390, 1772

Universum 0609, 0744, 0797, 1220,

1390, 1609

Venturer 0797, 1390

Vestel 1554

Victor 0074

Waitec 1352

Watson 0797

Welltech 0797

Wharfedale 1390, 1772

Xenius 1390

Yamaha 0176, 0186, 0712, 1276,

1331, 1949

Yukai 1352

Zenith 0744

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Home Theater in Box

AEG 1389, 1390

AFK 1389

Akai 1390

All-Tel 1390

ASCOMTEC 1389

Audiosonic 1389

Basic Line 1554

Belson 1389

Binatone 1389

Blue Sky 1390

Bose 1229, 1933

Bush 1772

Cat 1389

CCE 1352

Centrum 1389

Dantax 1390

Denver 1389

Digitech 1772

DK Digital 1420

Dual 1220, 1390, 1420

Elta 1390

Goodmans 1389, 1390, 1420, 1611

Grundig 1344, 1772

Grunkel 1390

Hanseatic 1390

HCM 1390

HE 1389

Hitachi 1344, 1554, 1801

Hiteker 1389

JVC 0074, 1374, 1676, 2000,

2001

Kenwood 1313

KXD 1389

Lenoxx 1611

Lenoxx Sound 1611

LG 1293, 1869

Lumatron 1772

Magnat 1389

Magnum 1611

MBO 1352

Medion 1420

MEI 1390

Metz 1554

Micromaxx 1420

Mustek 1352

NAD 0609

Nikkai 1389

Norcent 1389

Onkyo 0135

Palladium 1220, 1293, 1344, 1390

Panasonic 1316, 1763, 1765, 1779

Philips 1269, 1673

Pioneer 1459

Proline 1390

ProVision 1389

QONIX 1420

Radionette 1293, 1634

Redstar 1389

Roadstar 1611

Samsung 1295

Sanyo 1801

Schneider 1220, 1390

Scott 1389

SEG 1554

Sharp 1614, 1634

Silva Schneider 1390

Sony 1454, 1658, 1758, 1822,

1858, 1882

Sunstech 1420

Tandberg 1554

Targa 1293

Technics 1763, 1765

Techwood 1554

Tevion 1389, 1611

Tokai 1390

Toshiba 1572

United 1390, 1772

Universum 1220, 1390, 1609

Venturer 1390

Vestel 1554

Waitec 1352

Wharfedale 1390, 1772

Xenius 1390

Yamaha 0712, 1331

Yukai 1352

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