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Colour/Sharpness Settings

1. Press the

 MENU

 button to display the

   main menu screen.

2. Press the

 UP  

or  

DOWN  

button to move

    the cusor to Colour/Sharpness.

3. Press the 

MENU 

 button to enter.

4. Press the

 UP

 or 

DOWN

 button to the

    desired item (Colour Saturation
    or Sharpness).

5. Press the 

MENU

 button to set the desired

    item (Colour Saturation or Sharpness).

6. Select 

EXIT 

to return to the main menu

    screen.

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Down

Up

Menu/ Enter

Colour Sa turation

Sha rpne ss

MA X

MA X

Main Menu Screen

  

Main Display

  Contrast/Brightmess
  

Colour/Sharpness

  Menu Setup
  Audio
 

 

programmes

  Child Lock
  Reset
  Exit

Col our/S harpness

Colour  S aturat ion
Sharpness
Exit

GTV17WLCD (5030057001) 92.5.16.p65

2003/5/16, 下午 04:58

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Summary of Contents for GTV17WLCD

Page 1: ...GTV17WLCD 5030057001 92 5 16 p65 2003 5 16 04 59 49...

Page 2: ...f the cable of the mains plug is cut off the cable rewire the replacement plug in accordance with instruction given in this manual 4 CAUTION Under no circumstances should the discarded plug be inserte...

Page 3: ...g items are included with your LCD TV If any items are missing contact your dealer AC Adapter 15 Pin D Sub Signal Cable Cable Clamp One big two small AC Cord Remote Control Batteries AAA X 2 GTV17WLCD...

Page 4: ...Sleep Timer 13 Contrast and Brightness Settings 14 Setup Menu Settings 15 Audio Menu Settings 16 7 TV mode Adjustment 17 Altering the TV Settings 17 A P S Settings 18 Changing the Programmes 19 Erasin...

Page 5: ...justment 32 12 Other Functions 33 13 Connecting External Devices 35 14 Troubleshooting 37 15 Dimensions 39 16 PC Input Preset Timing Table 40 17 Specifications 41 GTV17WLCD 5030057001 92 5 16 p65 2003...

Page 6: ...rer s instructions Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing connections Do consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt of the installation operating or safety of your equipment...

Page 7: ...sh anything into holes slots or any other opening as this could result in a fatal electric shock Never guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind It is better to be safe than sorry WA...

Page 8: ...icates that the volume is too loud Once you have established a comfortable listening level DO NOT INCREASE THE SOUND LEVEL FURTHER The following list of typical sound levels may assist you in recognis...

Page 9: ...ter box format available depending upon source 8 Built in dual channel speakers 9 Fine tuning control for the sharpest picture possible 10 A built in NICAM sound decoder for stereo and bilingual liste...

Page 10: ...nu CHANNEL down up change channels VOLUME turn up or turn down the volume ASPECT RATIO set up the display Normal Panscan Zoom or Full page 33 Speaker Speaker Remote sensor window Aim the remote contro...

Page 11: ...PC SCART Video SCART RGB Video S Video Component Y PbPr Y CbCr SOUND Stereo Monaural Automatic Picture Control Aspect Ratio Control MENU ENTER SUBTITLE in teletext mode PIP Functions POWER PROGRAMME T...

Page 12: ...tem you wantto adjustinthe OSDmenu Press to decrease or increase thevalue in the OSDcontrol bar Exitfrom themenu Press P or P tochange Programmes inTVmode or Teletextpagein TELETEXTmode Toselectprogra...

Page 13: ...move thePIP window to Top Left Top Right Bottom Right Bottom Left Repeat Resettotheoriginalfactorysettings suchas the Luminance Contrast ColorTemp Set the picture window to Normal 4 3 Panscan Zoom Ful...

Page 14: ...H 21 to CH 69 to find available stations 7 After APS is finalised the standard broadcasts will be memorized 8 Use the number buttons to directly access the standard broadcast For example Pressing butt...

Page 15: ...ng the Menus 1 With the power on press the MENU button The main menu appears on the screen 2 Use the UP DOWN button to select one of the menu options Then press the ENTER button to access the menu s S...

Page 16: ...Video mode Composite Signal Input via SCART Press SCART button again to switch to SCART RGB mode RGB Signal Input via SCART Press VIDEO S V button once to switch to Video mode Composite Signal Input V...

Page 17: ...e sound using the MUTE button Using Mute 1 Press the MUTE button and the sound cuts off 2 Press the MUTE again or VOL VOL button to turn the sound back to the previous level The mute function is autom...

Page 18: ...cally turn off the LCD TV 1 Pr es st heSLEEP button to display the Sleep Timer screen 2 Press the SLEEP button repeatedly to change the sleep time in minutes The time can be set to 30 minutes 60 minut...

Page 19: ...rm separate adjustments for brightness and contrast for the different video modes Typically PC mode will be best viewed with lower brightness and contrast settings than are appropriate for the other m...

Page 20: ...er Setup Menu 4 This adjusts the blue background of the menu screens 5 Decrease or increase the transparence of Menu 6 Select EXIT to return to the main menu screen Main Menu Screen MainDisplay SubDis...

Page 21: ...the main menu screen Note When using the PIP feature in PC mode you can listen to the sound of the sub screen instead of the main screen To do so 1 Select Audio 2 Select Sound Source 3 Select Sub The...

Page 22: ...the MENU button to enter 5 Press the UP or DOWN button to the desired item 6 Press the MENU button to set the desired item 7 Select EXIT to return to the main menu screen 7 TV mode Adjustment Down Up...

Page 23: ...ss the UP or DOWN button to move the cusor to Programmes and press MENU button 3 Selecting A P S and then pressing MENU button APS starts to scan UHF BAND from CH 21 to CH 69 to find available station...

Page 24: ...Press button 3 programme will switch to ITV Press button 4 programme will switch to Channel 4 Press button 5 programme will switch to Channel 5 Changinging the Programmes Your TV can memorize and stor...

Page 25: ...P S function again All the erased programmes will be recovered Fine Tuning 1 Use the number buttons to directly select the programme that will be fine tuned 2 Press MENU button select Programmes sele...

Page 26: ...right side and the current programme will be locked 6 Press ENTER button again off will appear on the right side and the current programme will be unlocked 7 Select Change Pin if you want to change t...

Page 27: ...s SOUND the mode changes between Stereo and Mono When Mono is selected the TV sound is output monaurally In stereo reception if the stereo signal is weak you can switch to Mono Bilingual broadcast Eac...

Page 28: ...olour Saturation or Sharpness 5 Press the MENU button to set the desired item Colour Saturation or Sharpness 6 Select EXIT to return to the main menu screen 23 Down Up Menu Enter Colour Saturation Sha...

Page 29: ...e current page displayed Press the TELETEXT button again to switch off teletext The previous programme reappears Teletext Page Selection 1 Enter the required Teletext page as a three digit numbers The...

Page 30: ...ode while waiting for the next text page Select required page number in Teletext mode Press UPDATE button to switch to TV mode while waiting for the text page A small blue box in which shows appears o...

Page 31: ...t time press UPDATE button TV programme will be displayed on the screen Teletext page number will be displayed on the upper left corner of the screen when the selected page is found Press SUB PAGE but...

Page 32: ...ress UP or DOWN button to move the cusor to Image Adjust 3 Press the MENU and then Image adjust button to enter Image adjust 4 Press the UP or DOWN button to the desired item H V Position H Phase Fine...

Page 33: ...xit H V Position H Position V Position Exit H Position V Position MAX MAX Image H V Position H Phase FineTune Exit H Phase MAX Image H V Position H Phase Fine Tune Exit Fine Tune MAX 28 GTV17WLCD 5030...

Page 34: ...rm or User Colour 5 Press the MENU button to set the desired item Cool Neutral Warm or User Colour 6 Select EXIT to return to the main menu screen Green Blue MAX MAX Main Menu Screen MainDisplay SubDi...

Page 35: ...rder Color PIP H V Ratio 5 Select EXIT to return to the main menu screen Selecting a Signal Source for PIP Press the PIP SOURCE UP DOWN button repeatedly to cycle through all of the available signal s...

Page 36: ...VRatio Exit PIP Border Width PIP H V Ratio PIPPosition PIPBorder Width PIPBorder Colour PIP H V Ratio Exit PIP Setup PIPPosition PIP Border Width PIPBorder Colour PIP H VRatio Exit MAX MAX MAX MainDi...

Page 37: ...d in TV mode menu so please refer to the TV mode Adjustment 2 Using the PIP function with Component mode YCbCr YPbPr as the sub display requires that the PC resolution be set at no higher than 800 x 6...

Page 38: ...r press any VOl or VOL button on the remote control unit or on the LCDTV itself 4 Aspect button Screen Aspect Ratio ARC Aspect Ratio Control Normal This sets the aspect ration to 4 3 for traditional T...

Page 39: ...These settings are Normal Clear or Dark For example when the screen is showing night scene or darker screen you can use APC to change the screen to Clear and get a brighter picture If the screen is to...

Page 40: ...13 ConnectingExternal Devices 35 VIDEO device DVD AC adapter AC cord SCART GTV17WLCD 5030057001 92 5 16 p65 2003 5 16 04 58 40...

Page 41: ...ntrol the volume VCR Recording The main display must set to TV mode in order to use the audio and video output to record a programme using a VCR PIP sound When using the PIP feature in PC mode to hear...

Page 42: ...re is no picture There is no picture from AV l Make sure the volume is not set to minimum l Make sure the sound is not set to mute l Make sure that headphones are not connected There is no sound l The...

Page 43: ...e may be interference from automobiles trains high voltage lines neon light etc l There may be interference between the antenna cable and power cable Try placing them further apart The picture is spot...

Page 44: ...15 Dimensions Unit inch mm Note A Attach small cable clamp here B Attach large cable clamp here C Kensingtone slot 39 GTV17WLCD 5030057001 92 5 16 p65 2003 5 16 04 58 44...

Page 45: ...6 SVGA 60HZ 800 600 37 879 60 317 40 0 7 SVGA 72HZ 800 600 48 077 72 188 50 0 8 SVGA 75HZ 800 600 46 875 75 0 49 5 9 XGA 60HZ 1024 768 48 363 60 004 _ _ 65 0 10 XGA 70HZ 1024 768 56 476 70 069 _ _ 75...

Page 46: ...d m2 typical 160 Hor 160 Ver English PAL I NICAM Automatic Programming System forUK 10Pages NTSC PAL 21 pin SCART RGB Video x 1 Video Composite x 1 S Video x 1 Component YCbCr YPbPr x 1 EDTVSystem 480...

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