MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 To 40 TV Manual 97100190

User Manual: MAGNAVOX MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 to 40 TV Manual MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 to 40 TV Owner's Manual, MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 to 40 TV installation guides

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Serial No.

_Gettin_ Started

Warning/Precautions .............................. I. 8

Honking Up Your TV ................................ 2

VCR to "IV Antenna Connections ............................. 2

Basic 'IV and Remote Control Operation ................. 3

How to Use the First Time Set-Up Control .............. 3

_"_ On-Screen Features

'0-Setting the TV for Cable TV Operation ............. 4 .

_Adding Channels in Memory (Automatically)...4

Adding Channels in Memory (Manually) .......... 4

€"Using the Surf Control ........................................ .5

_" Using the Smart Picture Control ........................ 5

€'Using the Smart Sound Control .......................... 5

_'Adjusling the TV Picture .................................... 6

OSetting the 'IV Sleep Timer Control ................... 6

Using the 3%' Volume Bar Control .................... 6

,¢.How to Set the "IV for Closed Captioning ........ 7

_" Using the On-Screen Language Option .............. 7

MGeneral Information

Glossaryof TV Tcrms ................................................7

Tips ifSomething Isn'tWorking ...............................8

Index..........................................................................8

Warranty.....................................................................8

First Time Set Up which automatically sets the

TV for local channels and Ihc correct picture

signal (antenna or cable).

Infrared Remote Control which works your

TV as well as all on-screen feature controls.

Standard broadcast (VHF/UHF) or Cable

TV (CATV) channel capability.

Closed Captioning which allows the viewer to

read "IV pn)gram dialogue or voice conversa-

tiorls as on-screen text.

Automatic Programming of channels for

quick and casy ,selection of favoritc stations

available in your area.

On-Screen Features (in either English or

Spanish) which show helpful nmssagcs for

setting of 'IV controls (such as color adjustment,

tinier ,settings, and channel memory.)

Sleep-Timer which auton)atically turns thel"V

OFF at pmscl limes.

Smart Button for the control of TV Sound and

Piclurc Icvcls. Use the Smart Button on the

remote to quickly adjust Smart Sound (m kccp

volume levels consistent during program

changes ne commcreial breaks), and Smart

Picture (for automatic picture adjustments on a

variety of program ,sources).

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of _in your household, please do not remove producl cove_l.

_kThe "exc_mation po_t" calls attention to leatures for which you should read the enclosed literature closely to I:xe-

vent operating and maintenance p¢O_.

WARNIbIG: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION: To pravant elestcic shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, and fuly insed.

ATTENTION: Pour _wile¢ les chocs €_lectra_es, iraroduire la lame la plus large de la f_che clans la borne correspondante

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Voar Cable TV input

•into your home may be

a single (75 ohm) cable, or

a Converter Box installa-

lion./n either ca_e the

connection to the TV is

very easy. Just put the

threaded end of the cable

signal to the TV's antenna

plug and screw it down

tight.

ohm) tben you're ready to con-

ncct to the TV.

If you have a Cable TV

Converter Box:

Connect the Cable 'IV signal to

!the Cable Signal IN(put) plug

on tbe Converter.

_Conne¢/the Cable TV

cable to the ANTENNA/CABLE

plug on the "IV.

If you have a Cable 'IV

Converter Box:

Connect the OUT(pu0 plug

from the Converler to the

ANTENNA/CABLE plug on the

rv t_

set the 'IV for the

type signal you've

just connected (see

page 3 of this Set-

Up Guide.)

To select only the

channel numbers on

your Cable system

sac "Auto Program"

(page 3). If yon use

a Cablc Convcrtcr

box, set the TV to

the same channel as

the converter's CH

314 switch (on the

rear of the convert-

er.)

_l'i1_111klTi/i1_lgllTAYllt

Aombination antenna

receives nornra[

broadcast channels (VHF

2-13 and UHF 14-69).

Your connection is easy

since there is only one

75[2 (ohm) antenna plug

on the back of your TV -

and that's where the anten.

na goes.

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i_twome of you may have

$eparate antennas.

One antenna is for VHF

channels (2-13) and the

other antenna is for UHF

channels (14-69).

For homes with separate

UHFIVHF ante_]nas, you

will need an optional

"combiner nbefore you can

connect to the TV See the

"Smart Help" section (to

the r_ght on this lmge)for

mrlering details.

_ur antenna has a

round cable (75 ohm) on the

end, tben you're ready m con-

nect it to the "IV.

If your antenna has flat twin-

lead wire (300 ohm). you first

need to attach thc antcnna wires

.<_ _und end of the

adapter (or antenna) onto the

ANTENNA/CABLE plug on

the rear of tbe TV. If thc round

end of the antenna wire is

threaded, screw tdown light.

to the screws on a300 to 75 _ _0 (o7._ u._ d'rv

ohm adapter. \\\ €1 ,, _.._ | .._ ^_e,

\\\ I|ii /,, (4a3521s27c031

TwinI.,e_l

Com_ km VHFIUHFAm_

__ • L

--_Attach the separate

UHF and VHF antennas to

the correct screws on the com-

biner.

<_Push the round end of the combiner

onto the ANTENNA/CABLE plug on I

the rear of the TV, I_l

be sure to set the

TV for the type sig-

nal you've connect-

ed (sec page 3of

this Set-Up Guide.)

To set the 'IV to

select only the

ichannel numbers in

!your area see how

itO"Program" or

"Add" channels in

memory on page 3.

To order any

optional accessory

contact y(mr dealer

or call the toll-frec

accessory ordering

number (1-1100-292-

6066):

•UHFIVHF

Combiner:

(SBV1133AOI)

• 75-300 Ohm

Adapter:

(SBVI 113AOI)

• 300-75 Ohm

Adapter.

(483521827003)

'F _ Connect your

]Antenna or Cable TV signal

Ito the IN FROM ANT(enna)

,T_eebasic Antenna, or ]pplug on the VCR

• Cableto to

TV cannection is shown to

the right. For more infor-

mation on other hookups

(possible when Cable

ConverterlDescrambler

boxes are included) refer

to your accessory VCR

and Cable Converter

Owner'a" Manual for

detoils.

<,_Connect the OUT TO TV

plug on the VCR to the

ANTENNA plug on tbe TV

(connecting cable supplied

wth the VCR.)

<_Refer to the Owner's

Manual included with your

VCR for other possible con-

Inactions and TV/VCR operat- I

Ling details" ._

\

2

load the supplied bat.

des into the remote:

1. Remove the battery

compartment lid on the

back of the remo_e.

2. Place the batteries (2-

AAA) in the remote. Bc

sure the (+) and (-) ends

of the batteries line up

cca'w,ctly (inside of case

masked.)

3. Reattach the battery lid.

i

<_Press the VOLUME UP '<_Prem the CHANNEL UP

I

(A) or DOWN (Y) button to (A) or DOWN (Y) button to

adjust the m3uad level. Iselect TV channe s. €You can press any

button on the front

of the TV to turn

the TV ON.

le _SET_[ ,_ off-screen

ntrol is automatically

selected ,,hen you first plug-

in your TV and press the

MENU button (on tile 7V or

the remote.) •

First Time Setup lakes care

af ._ome basic 73/control set-

tings for you. Follow the

slep_ in this section Io quick-

ly add area channel numbers

into the TV'$ menmry, and set

the TVfor your connected

signal (Antenna or Cable.)

_ENU (M)

baron to select SETUP. Press

the VOLUME (+) button (on

the remote or TV) to show the

list of SETUP itcms.

Press CHANNEL • or • on

the remote (orMENU • or •

nn the "IV) to eheose any

SETUP item li_ed.

[_uGuWIIh SELECT LAN-

AGE control highlighted,

press the VOLUME (+) button

to set the language of the TV's

Mcnu controls. (Either "English

[or Espanol,'Span sh)+

•<_With AUTO CABLE .<__

SELECT control highlighted, control highl g ted, press ( )

press (+) button to automatical- button to automatically add

ly set the TV to rccoive either [ ]available channels into the

Cable TV or Antenna signals ] [TV's n_mory.

(connectcd at the rear of the II

"IV.) J

I

nAg/ <oruse"EX,',"),oback I

I_outoftheSETUPMe... I

Remcmher, SETUP is a first-

u._. one-time operation and

will not have to bc repeated

(even if the "IV is unplugged.) JIf the SETUP Menu disappears

and you are not finished, just

press the MENU and (+) buttous

to return to the SETUP screen+

(*)

TV oc the

_ttons remote) to select either:

N_ MENU • or • YES- "If you DO haw rohl_

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You need to make sure that

the 73; is set to pick up eitheo NO- If you have an Antenna

Cable TV stations or Antenna connected to the "IV.

signals. In other words, the Channels 2-69 can be

TV needs to know whether selected.

you have connected a Cable

TV signal or a normal anten-

na to its ANTENNA plug (see

page 2).

_<__ button on

Ithe remote control to clear the 1

tPress the CHAN-

NEL AV buttons

and _an the chan-

nels. CHAV wades

only after STATUS

button is pressed to

, clear thc screen (or

Menu times out -

about I minute.)

Rcn_mber, to set

the 'IV to select the

channels on your

Cable system, or in

your area, sec the

"Autoprogram" and

"Adding Channels"

'in the section

below.

IhKOZHtltl_

[- _ Press the MENU (M)

Ibutton on the _mote thcn the

|.'tll[|kll_la[lld:(iIfl!_qklklltO[l_ ]CHANNEL • or •_ttons

•TOTE:If you went I(orthe MENU • or • buttons

I•through First 7"ime Setup: ]on the TV) to _lcet the word

(page 3), this task has alread ]PROGRAM with the TV's on-

been completed for yv;u. ]serccn Arrow

Auto-Program is for adding

local area channel numbers

into the memory of the TV

This makes it easy for you to

select only your area (or

Cable system) channels when

the CHANNEL ••buttons

are pressed.

',_PresstheVOLUME(+) ] '_eress the VOLUME (+) I _

button (on the "IV or the [ button again to start the T'V

remote) to PROGRAM. search for area channels.

Flashing channel numhers will

c_mnt upward on the sercen as

the TV looks for channels to

"ADD".

[_You may press any button

(on the TV or rentote) to stop

the channel search at any time.

When the channel search is

eompletcd the TV will return to

the last viewed channel.

The "IV screen will be blocked

<_f until the .search fiw channels

is done. ._

,[_-k_lnlt_llllnllli [ry it ont. Press tTo drop any unwanted channels

[_(_%/ CllANNEI, AV buttons [ from the TV's memory, see

I_\_/_ andsee which channels ] how te "Manually" delete

Ihave been added, i channels in the section below.

Jhen searching for channcls the

TV screen display may jitter

slightly. This is normal and does

not indicatc a nccd for _rvicc.

fi| | []_]L.] [ _

4, ['-_ Press the MENU (M) I ,_PressChanneINumber I _<_Press the VOLUME (+)l

Ibutton on the remote then buttons on the remotc (or I ]button to SAVE the selected

i_'_A _J 01U R S [ol_ I _lk_JIL_l n _! t.It

II [the CItANNEL •or •but- [ CHANNEl, AT buttons on the ] channel number into memory.

uto Irogram (see ahole) •

A"' 'lions (or the MENU •or [

Zladdsallthcchanneisit I°n the TV) t° select the word IwantTV)to select the channelyOUtoSAVE (or DELh-I'E.) ]channel]Pregs(-) button to DELETEafrom actuary.

can find (on your Antenna or ICHANNEL with the *l'V's on- I L

Cable TV system) into tire IsereenArrow ]

TV's memory. SavelDelete I_ "I

channels makes it easy for

you Io add other channels, or

drop unwanted channels,

front the list of channels in

the TV's memory.

Press the STATUS button

to clear the serecn after ndding

(or deleting) all the channels

[you wan. I[_

!ll2

F_IM,'il Illl_

t try it out. Press IThe cbanncls yon SAVED

N/the CltANNEL• or •should appear. The channels

Ibuttonsand"'sea."_ront IyonDELETED onldnot

[_ channel to channel, appear.

To SAVE a channel above I(X),

use the CHANg buttons on the

"IV.The remote number buttons

only go up to channel _Y).

,_Press the VOLUME (+) '<_Press STATUS button on

(M) ]

Ib"tton on the remote, then [ [or (-) buttons to select the the remo_ control to clear the

..... IPresstheCHANNELAOrY I[numberofchanaels.(Either2. screen.

A'eri_p re_i- lior,_M_,_uAorVbuttons 13,o_4ehannels.) _l

Z_J, ously viewed channels Ion the TV) to select the word I

_SURF with the TV's on-screen

SURF button on your remote ]Arrow.

control_'sfeature you ["...... [

can easily switch between

different TV prograals that

currently interest you.

to use SURF, first

select the desired

channels with the

number buttons on

the remote. (For

example: 02, 06, I I,

and 22.) Then press

the SURF button on

the remote to quick-

ly select the chan-

nels..

Try it out. Enter

the number of

desired channels

and then press the

SURF button. You

should see only the

2, 3, or 4 channels

you selected for

SURF. Great for

viewing evening

news or sports pro-

gramming.

k'J_[IITl llltln _r41

ether you're watchin

movie or a video

game your TV has automatic

picture settings matched for

your current program source

or content. The Smart Picture

feature quickly resets your

TV's picture for a number of

different types of programs

and viewing couditions you

may have in your home.

Each Satart Picture setting is

preset at the factory to auto-

matically adjust the TV'x

Brightness. Picture, Color.

Tint. and Sharpness levels.

control selected, pressthe (+)

or (-) button repeatedly to select

button to select the desired I any of the preset viewing cute-

Smart Mcnu feature (highlight- goxics (Example: Video Games,

ed w th arrow). Moves, etc.).

•<_Pre_ the STATUS button

to clcar the screen. _1

the Smart Picture

settings am stored

into the TV at the

factory and can

only be reset by

field and service

technicians.

re you tired of the sound

of commereials fallowing

you into the next room or all

through the house? Smart

Sound allows you to keep a

desired volume level that the

TV sound will not go above.

This makes fiJr an even, more

consistent sound by reducing

the peaks aod valleys that

can occur during progrmn

changes or commercial

breaks.

_z,_,_, th,._,,,_

)n the rellllllv

tess the Menu (Mj • -r •

Utton l(] _iecI tiiL' deMI_d

mart Menu feature (hlghlighl-

with arr_lw].

l2'_With the Smart Sound

control selected, press the (+)

or (-) button to turn the volume

level control ON or OFF.

•<_Press the STATUS button

to clear the screen when corn* I

peted. €

ows on-screen

the right. !""

NOTE: The Smart Picture

control can automatically

adjust your TV's picture for a

variety offprograms and

viewing condilious. See page

5 for details.

,_the VOLUME (÷) at<_ATUS button (or'

.. ,,toadjust seated/ IE TMoou,toelear'ho

picture contro, | when picture adjustments are I

competed. €

mllUil_

__._rave you ever fallen

••asleep in front or'the TV

only to have it wake you up

at two in the morning with a

test pattern screeching in

your ears? Well, your TV

can save you all that trouble

by automatically turning

itself off.

-_--Press"the SLEEP but-

ton on the ren'lote.

Press the MENU (M) button

on the remote, then press tbe

CHANNEL • or • (or press

the MENU •or •buttons on

the "IV) to select the word

SLEEP with the TV's ou-

scrccnArrow.

l

'_'_ Press the SLEEP button

repeatedly to pick the amount

of time 05 minutes to 2 hours

itself off.

ahead) before the "IV will tom

The VOLUME (+) or (-) but-

[tons can also bc used to set the

amount of time,

_P_-ess the STATUS button ]

to clearthe screenafteryou I

have setthe time for theTV to ]

turn off. I

A few ,seconds before the TV isI

to shut off a message will come I

on the screen telling you /

GOOD NIGHT.

with the bar scale

centered the control

settings arc at nor-

mat mid-range lev-

els.

]}RIGHTNESS

Press (-) or (+) until

darkest parts of the

)ictore are as bright

as you prefer.

PICTURE Press

(-) or (+) until light-

est pans of the pic-

lure show good

derail,

COLOR Press (-)

or (+)to add or

eliminate color.

TINT Press(-)or

(+)to obtainnatural

skintones.

SHARPNESS

Press (-) or (+) to

improve detail in

the picture.

If you ever want to

see how many min-

utes arc left hefore

the TV shuts itself

off, press the STA-

TUS button on the

remote,

If yon want to stop

aSLEEP TIMER

setting, reset the

timer back to OFF.

You could also turn

the TV off. and then

back on again, to

cancel a setting.

Pressing any key on

the remote or'IV in

the last 60 seconds

will cancel the

SLEEP TIMER set-

ting.

L BAR with the

B_ each time II'" ....

the VOLUMF buttons (on the |

TV or remote Jare pressecL I

<__(+) "1'<_P_TATUS button to

buttons to turn the VOL Iclear the screen. [

OrBAR(') contro ON or OFF. / "@ Press the VOL&V

buttons. Thc VOL-

UME BAR should

appear at the bot-

tom of the serecn.

NOTE: The TV's

volume level can

also he lowered

when the set is

turned OFF.

_luanato_

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['-_losed Captioning allows

yon to read the voice

nll Ull_l n |||_ i [Ik.1 It'[_

content of television pro-

grants on the TV screen.

Designed to help the hearing

intpaired, this feature uses

on-screen Rtexl boxes wtO

show dialogue and conversa-

lions while the TItprogram is

in progress.

Note: Broadcast stations will

often use spelling abbrevia.

tions, symbols, dropouts and

other gramnmtical shortcuts

in order to keep pace with the

on.screen action. These type

factors vary upon the source

of the captioned text material

and do not indicate a need

for service on the part of the

TV

_ress MENU (M)

:button on the remote, tben

]press the CHANNEL Aor •

[(or pressthe MENU •or •

[buttons on the "IV) to seluct the

Iword CAPTION with the TV's

on-screen AITOW.

€"" Prese VOLUME (+) or (-)

buttons to select the desired

Closed Caption (CC) mode -

For Example: CAPTION I.

Note: Usually "CAPTION I" is

the most used mode to view

eaplioned malcrial. Caption

modes 2o 3, and 4arc .seldom

used by broadcast stations.

_Press the STATUS button

after making your Capqion

mode selection. The TV dis-

play will clear and Captioning

material (if available on the

currently selected TV program)

will appear on the TV screen.

To cancel, set the CAPTION

feature to OFF when finished

viewing.

not all "IV programs

and product com-

mercials are made

for broadcast with

CIosod Caption

(CC) information

included. Neither

are all Closed

Caption modes

(CAPTION I-4, or

TEXT I-4)) neces-

sarily being used by

a broadcast station

during the transmis-

sion of aclosed

caption program.

Refer to your ama's

TV program li_ings

for the stations and

times of Closed

ICaption ,shows.

CAPTION 1, 2, 3, or 4mode: dia-

logue (and descriptions) for the action

on the captioned "IV program shows

on-sereon. (See Smart Help on this

page.)

Th_ s_nUOI win _r wSh chan-

nels _co_._n CtD_l C.,_X;oning

material,

TEXT l, 2, 3, or 4 mode: often used

for channel guide, sebedulcs, or bulletin

board information for CC programs,

Text mode blocks the TV screen.

ApTE: Ifyonwent

1_[ through First Time Setup

(page 3), this task h_" alreaa

been completed fiJr yon.

For our Spanish speaking T_

owners an on-screen LAN-

GUAGE option is present,

With the LANGUAGE control

)h'ntcart set the TV's on-

screen features to be shown in

either English or Spanish

te.¥t,

ii _ress MENU (M) I,<_Press the VOLUME (+) '<'_rress STATUS but ton on

I I

utton on the remole, then [ or (-) buttons to select either [ [

sthe CHANNEL •or •[the English or Spanish [ tA_

ho %T°le

control IOc}car

I

press Ihe MENU • or • I (ESPANOL) language option. t,w

ttons on the "IV) to select the [ Text for the on-screen Menu

ord LANGUAGE with the will change to the selected lan-

son-screen Arrow. guage.

The Language con-

trol only makes the

TV's on*screen

(MENU) items

appear in English or

Spanish text. It does

not change the lan-

guage of other on-

.SeI'€¢ntext features

such as Closed

Captioned (CC) 'IV

shows.

Coaxial Cable * A single solid antenna wire normally matched with a mend plug (F-type)

cud connector Ihat screws (or pushes} directly oulO s 75 Ohm input found on the Television

or VCR.

Display *An on screen message or graphics thai help the useropcrare and adjust his

Television feature controls. See On Screen Displays (OSD).

On Screen Displays (OSD) * Refers to the wording or messages gem:rated by the telcvi-

siou (or VCR} to help the user wilh specific feature controls (coh:,r adjuslment, program-

ming. etc.}.

Menu * An on-screen listing of fcalure _nnols shtywn on the 'l_:,levision screen that are

made available for user adjuslments.

Programming * "rhc procedure of adding or deleting channel oumhe_ into the Television's

mem(ry circuits. In this way the Television "remcmhers" only the locally available m"desired

channel oumhers and skips over any unwanted channel numbers.

Remote Sensor Wlndow * A window or opening found (m the Television control panel

through which infrared remote eonlrol command signals arc received.

Status * Allows the user to quickly confirm what channel number is currently heing viewed.

Status can nlso he used to clear the Television ofen screen displays or information (rather than

waiting for the displays to "time out" or automatically disappear front the screen).

Twin Lead Wire * The more commonly used name for the two strand 300 Ohm anlenna wire

usedwith many indour and outdoor antenna systems. In many eases this type of antenna wire

requires an additional adapter (or balun) in twder to connecl to the 75 Ohm Input terminals

designed into Ihe more recent Televisions and VCRs.

-_-_ Ib,u,

lease make these simple

checks before calling for

service. Theses tips can save

you time and money since

charges for TV installation

and adjusmwnt of easterner

controls are not covered

under your warranty.

CAUTION: A video sou_'c

(such as a video game,

Compact Disc Interactive -

CDI, or TV information

channel) which shows a con-

stant non-moving pattern on

the TV screen, can cause pie-

tun: tube damage. When not

in use, turn the video source

OFF. Regularly alternate the

use of such video sourecs

with normal TV viewing.

-_-_No Power

Check the 'IV power cord.

Unplug the TV, wait I

minute, then reinsen plug

into outlet and push POWER

button again.

C]_ck to he sun: outlet is not

on awall switch.

This TV is equipped with

protective circuitry that shuts

theTV off in case of moder-

ate power surges. Should

this occur turn the TV back

on by pressing the POWER

butlon oecc or twice, or

unplug (wait I0 sneonds) and

then n:plug the power cord at

the AC outlet. This feature is

NOT designed to prevent

damage duc to high power

surges such as those caused

by lightning, which is not

covered by your warranty.

<_No Sound <

•Check theVOLUME battens.

•Check theMUTE button on

the remote centre.

<'_No Picturg

• Check the CABLE/YES NO

control for coffcct position.

•Check anlansa connections I

on the n:arof the TV. An: [

they properly ,_cured to the

antenna pug on the "IV? J

Remote Doesll 't

Work

Check batteries.Replace

withAAA Heavy Duty (Zinc

Chloride)or Alkalinebat[cr-

iesif ne.cessa_.

Clean the remote and the

remote sensorwindow on thc

'IV.

Check theTV power cord.

Unplug the TV, wail I

minute, then reinscn plug

into cutlet and push POWER

button again.

_Wrom, Channel

(or no Channels

Repeat channelselection.

Add &sired channel num-

bers(CHANNEL control)

intoTV memory.

Cheek CABLFJ YES NO

control for correct position. _.

Unplug the 'IV before clean.

ing.

Avoid using anylhing abra-

sivc that could scratch Ihe

segce_.

Wipe the TV screen with a

clean cloth dampened with

water.

Gently wzpe cabinet surfaces

with a clean cloth or sponge

dampcacd with cool clear

water. Use a cleandry cloth

to dry the wiped surfaces.

Occasionally vacuum the

ventilation holes or slots in

tbe cabinet back.

122 L',,-I,;

Accessories ............ 2

Add Channels .......... 4

Surf .................. 5

Antenna Connect ........ 2

Autoprogram ........... 4

Batteries............... 3

Cable "IV Connect ....... 2

Cable TV Control ........ 4

Display ............... 3

Channel Memory ........ 4

Closed Caption .......... 7

Coaxial Cable .......... 2

Controls/TV ............ 3

Controls/Rcolote ........ 3

[;calures ............... I

First Time Use .......... 3

Glossary .............. 7

Language ............. 7

Menu Button ........... 3

Minus(-) Buttons ........ 3

Plus(+) Button .......... 3

Precautions ........... I, 8

Programming ........... 4

Remote Control ......... 3

Service ................ g

RF Cable .............. 2

Safety Notes ............ I

Sensor Remote .......... 3

SETUP ................ 3

Sleep Timer ............ 6

Smart Picture ........... 5

Smart Sound ........... 5

Status Button ........... 3

Tips for Service ......... 8

VCR Connections ....... 2

Volume Bar ............ 6

Warranly .............. 8

COLOR TELEVISION

90 Days Free Labor

One Year Fxchange Warranty on Parts (Two Years Exchange Warranty on Color Picture Tube)

This product must be carried in for repair.

WHO IS COVERED?

You must have proof of purchase to receive warranty service. A sales receipt or other

document showing that you pumhased the product Is cons_ered proof of purchase.

WHAT IS COVERED?

Warranty coverage begins the day you buy your product For 90 days thereafter, all

pads will be repaired or replaced, and labor *s tree From 90 d,'lys to one year from

the day #purchese, all pads will be repaired or rPplac.Pd, but yOU pay for all labor

charges. From one to two years from the d,?yof lxJrC/1,1se,you pay for the replace-

merit or repair el all pads except the color p=cture tutw-, and for all labor charges.

After two years from the day of purei_ase, you pay lot In,. roo_acemenl or repair of all

pads, and for aWtabor charges.

All pads, including repaired and replaced parts, are cnwv_l Only Ior the original war-

ranty pedod. When the warranty on the product ext_re,_. It_, warranty on all replaced

and repaired parts also expires.

WI4AT IS EXCLUDED?

Your warranty does not cooer:

• labor charges for installation or setup of the product, ad4u_,tment el customer con-

trois on the pr'edubl, and installation or repair of anlPnna syslc-rns outside of the

product.

•product repair and/or pad replacement because of misuse, accident, unauthorized

repair or other cause not within the coolrol of Phihps Consumer Eleclronics

Company.

•reception problems caused by signal conditions or cable or antenna systems out-

side the unit.

•aproduct that requires modification or adaptation to enable il to operate in any

country other than the country for which it was designed, manufactured, approved

and/or authorized, or repair o1 products damaged by these modifications.

•incidenta! or consequential damages resulting from the product. (Some states do

not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above

exclusion may not apply to you. This inefudes, but is not limited to, prerecorded

material, whether copyrighted or not copyi'ighted.)

•a product used for commercial or institutional purposes.

WHERE IS SERVICE AVAILABLE?

Warranty service is available in all countries where the product is officially distributed

by Philips Consumer Electronics Company. In countries where Philips Consumer

Electronics Company does not distribute the product, the local Phitips service organi-

zation will attempt to provide service (although there may be a delay if the appropriate

spare pads and technical manual(s) are not readily available).

MAKE SURE YOU KEEP...

Please keep your sales receipt or other document showing woof of pumhase. Attach

it to this owner's manual and keep both nearby. Also keep the original box and pack-

ing material in ease you need to return your product.

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE...

Please check your owner's manual before requesting service. Adjustments of the

controls discussed there may save you a service call.

TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE IN U.S.A., PUERTO RICO OR U.S.

VIRGIN ISLANDS...

Take the product to a Philips factory service center (see enclosed list) or authorized

service center for repair. When the product has been repaired, you must pick up the

unit at the center. Centers may keep defective pads.

(In U.S.A., Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands, all implied warranties, including

implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a padicutar purpose, are limited

in duration to the duration of this express warranty. Because some states do nat

allow limitations on how long an implied warranty may last, this limitation may not

app_ to you.)

TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE IN CANADA...

Take the product to a Philips consumer service center (listed below), seff-eervicing

dealer or authorized service depot.

Philips Electronics Ltd.

601 Milonr Avenue, Scarboreugh, Ontario, MIB 1M8

(416) 292-5t61

4977 Levy Street, St. Laurent. Quebec, H4R 2N9

(514) 956-0210

1741 Boundary Road., Vancouver, B.C., VSM 3Y7

(604) 294-3441

(in Canada, this warranty is given in lieu of all other warranties. No other warranties

are expressed or implied, including any implied warranties of merchantability or fit--

ness for apadicuiar purpose. Philips is not liable under any circumstances Ior any

direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, howsoever incurred,

even if notified of the possibility of such damages.)

REMEMBER...

Please record Ihe model and serial numbers found on the product below. Also,

please till out and mail your warranty registration card promptly, tt will be easier for us

to nofily you if necessary.

MODEL #

SERIAL #

Phillps ServiceCompany, RO, Box555, JeffersonCtty,Tennessee37760

(423) 475-8869

IB7410-EOOt 8