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Safety
Precautions

1. CLEANING

Unplug this TV equipment from the AC power outlet before cleaning.
Do not use liquid cleaner or aerosol cleaners. Use a soft and damp cloth 
for cleaning.

2. ATTACHMENTS

Do not use attachments not recommended by the TV equipment manu-
facturer as they may result in the risk of fire, electric shock or other injury.

3. WATER AND MOISTURE

Do not place this TV equipment near water, for example, near bathtub, 
kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, 
or the like.

4. HEAT

Keep the TV equipment away from the heat sources such as radiator, 
heater, stoves and other heat-generating products.

5. SETTING

Do not place this TV on unstable cart, stand, or table. Placing the TV on an 
unstable base can cause the TV to fall, resulting in serious personal injuries 
as well as damage to the TV. Use only a cart, stand, bracket or table recom-
mended by the manufacturer or salesperson.

6. WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING

When mounting the product on a wall or ceiling, be sure to install the 
product using the designated mounting tool according to the method 
recommended by the manufacturer.

7. POWER

This TV equipment should be operated only from the type of power 
source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type 
of power supplied to your home, consult your TV dealer or local power 
company.

8. PIXEL AND FIXED IMAGE

The LCD panel is a very high technology product with 921,600 (DLP-20J1, 
DLP-20D7); 3,147,264 (DLP-20W2) thin film transistors which give you fine 
picture details.
Occasionally, a few non-active pixels may appear on the screen as a fixed 
point of blue, green or red please note that this does not affect the per-
formance of your product.
A fixed image should not be displayed during hours, otherwise trace of 
this image may appear on the screen.

9. SET MOVING

When moving the product, place your fingers of one hand in the socket on 
the back of the CTV and support the front of the TV with the other hand.

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Summary of Contents for DLP-20J1

Page 1: ...LCD TELEVISION INSTRUCTION MANUAL DLP 20J1 DLP 20D7 DLP 20W2 PAL B G D K I I SECAM B G D K L L NTSC AV TELETEXT SCART VIDEO S VIDEO MULTI LANGUAGE OSD GB Helpline Number 0870 100 2525...

Page 2: ...ECTRICAL ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT The meaning of the symbol on the product its accessory or packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste Please dispose of this equipment a...

Page 3: ...d by the manufacturer or salesperson 6 WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING When mounting the product on a wall or ceiling be sure to install the product using the designated mounting tool according to the method...

Page 4: ...TV Set 16 Switching Off TV Set 16 Program Selection From 0 to 99 17 Sound Control 17 Picture Control 18 Sleep Function 18 Menus Language Selection Child Lock Clock Setting Wake Up Noise Reduction 19...

Page 5: ...set using the wall mounting bracket fix it carefully so it is secure Object Entry Do not insert foreign objects such as needles and coins into the ventilation openings Lightning striking You should d...

Page 6: ...6 Supplied Accessories Make sure that the following accessories are provided with the product Remote controller Instruction manual Batteries Option 2 x 1 5V AAA...

Page 7: ...18 INDEX A19 VOL BRIGHT MENU SELEC TION A20 VOL BRIGHT UP A21 PAGE DOWN A22 TELETEXT TAT PAT TV A23 HEIGHT A24 REVEAL A25 CYAN A26 YELLOW TV mode A1 POWER A2 SOUND MUTE A3 NUMBER 0 9 A4 SLEEP A5 TV AV...

Page 8: ...ume Up Down B3 AV B4 Remote Sensor B5 LED Indicator B6 Remote Sensor B5 LED Indicator B6 Remote Sensor B5 LED Indicator B6 DLP 20D7 DLP 20J1 DLP 20W2 Power On Off B1 PR Up Down B2 Volume Up Down B3 AV...

Page 9: ...socket C4 Video Input Socket C3 Audio Input L R Socket C5 S Video jack C6 Headphone jack DLP 20D7 DLP 20J1 DLP 20W2 C1 Aerial jack C2 SCART socket C3 Audio Input L R Socket C4 Video Input Socket C5 S...

Page 10: ...type R03 or AAA Make sure that the polarity matches with the and marks inside of the battery compartment Note To avoid damage from possible battery leakage remove the batteries if you do not plan to u...

Page 11: ...erial Connection CONNECTING THE TV DIRECTLY TO AN AERIAL Connect an aerial cable 75 ohm coaxial cable to the Aerial terminal on the back of the TV set Aerial Aerial cable Aerial terminal DLP 20D7 DLP...

Page 12: ...o the Aerial terminal on the TV set with RF cable NOTE If you wish to use only the Aerial RF connection then you should store the VCR channel on programme number ZERO using the Manual tuning function...

Page 13: ...13 Preparation Connecting external equipment Scart cable RCA cable Headphone Set Top Box VCR DVD Camcorder Video Game S video cable DVD Set Top Box VCR DVD DLP 20D7 DLP 20J1 DLP 20W2 GB...

Page 14: ...t is used to connect a VCR Camcorder DVD STB Video game S VIDEO INPUT JACK It has Y C inputs This jack is used to connect S Video equipment SCART JACK AV1 This jack has video audio inputs and outputs...

Page 15: ...button A18 to confirm your choice The choice will briefly highlight in red after which the menu will disappear Note The languages shown are subject to modification without prior notice Automatic Tuni...

Page 16: ...flashing red and green then the TV set is in child lock mode It is necessary to use the remote control POWER button A1 NUMBER 0 9 buttons A3 or PROGRAM UP A6 DOWN A21 buttons The front panel PROGRAM U...

Page 17: ...page 21 Mute Mute the sound by pressing the remote control SOUND MUTE button A2 Then logo is displayed The previous sound setting is returned after pressing the same button a second time If a sound re...

Page 18: ...NORMAL button A17 Normal I standard hard picture Normal II standard soft picture Favourite For other adjustments BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST COLOUR SHARPNESS NOISE REDUCTION use the PICTURE menu If an NTSC s...

Page 19: ...r automatically in order to be able to use this function If the clock is not set is shown then the WAKE TIME and WAKE PROG will not be selectable The default setting for WAKE TIME is in the OFF positi...

Page 20: ...ress the MENU button A19 a sec ond time To select one of the sub menus use the remote control CURSOR UP A6 DOWN A21 buttons To enter the selected sub menu press the remote control OK button A18 Remark...

Page 21: ...e displayed but not selectable Sound Menu For operating instructions see page 20 HOW TO USE THE SUB MENUS By selecting Sound menu you can adjust volume level of TV and Headphone Select VOLUME function...

Page 22: ...S Automatic tuning system Program list edition TV system modification Channel number Channel Frequency Channel name Program number Program storage number Country TV system Channel number Channel Frequ...

Page 23: ...p YES doesn t appear on screen when changing channels with the PROGRAM UP A6 DOWN A21 buttons Channel deleting Select the program to delete using the remote control CURSOR UP A6 DOWN A21 buttons Press...

Page 24: ...e name has been entered press the OK button A18 to store it The name will be memorised to the program number currently shown on the Store To line The Store To program number will highlight in red brie...

Page 25: ...e clock again at power on 5 This function is only selectable when the default picture format is currently active see also FORMAT SELECTION AUTO setting page 19 This selects the default format to be us...

Page 26: ...nction OPTION If you want to watch the TV program and use teletext at the same time press the TELETEXT button A22 again Teletext will be displayed on the right hand part of the screen and the whole TV...

Page 27: ...e 0 3 and the third figure 0 7 PAGE HOLD button A9 Any teletext page or subpage can be held on the screen by pressing the PAGE HOLD button The page number shown in the extreme top left corner instead...

Page 28: ...the teletext page number or the cancel icon remains at the top and left corner of the screen You can enter a new page number in this mode only by using the remote control NUMBER 0 9 buttons A3 or with...

Page 29: ...oft materials to protect the screen 3 Remove the four screws attaching the stand Remove stand from LCD TV 4 Remove the four screws attaching the rear cover 5 Now you are ready to install the VESA moun...

Page 30: ...ust the Brightness Contrast 21 Thepictureisimproperly tinted Check the Tint adjustment NTSC signal 21 No sound Check that the volume is not set to minimum Check sound is not muted 17 17 Aerial The pic...

Page 31: ...2 0W APPEARANCE mm 514 W x 498 H x 257 3 D 608 W x 456 H x 215 D 509 W x 420 5 H x 239 D WEIGHT 7 9Kg 8 35Kg 7 5Kg RESOLUTION 640 x 480 1366 x 768 TERMINALS AV IN SCART COMPOSITE VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO...

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