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Handset Functions

Handset Functions

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OSD (On Screen Display).

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Stand-by button

Used to switch the TV on and off for short periods of time. 

Recall/Hold

Press Recall to view current TV status. 

Press Hold to freeze Teletext page.

Dual Language

This button allows the user to select a dual language function (subject to 
availability) and switches from Mono to Stereo reception, 

also has a colour

coded teletext function

and OSD† function

AV Input

The TV/AV button allows the user to select either a TV or external source signal i.e. a cam-

corder etc..

This button also has a colour coded teletext function  

and OSD† function.

Television

This enables the viewer to return to normal TV operation.

Teletext

When pressed this button enables the Teletext service.

P+/Cursor up

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to step up programme 
numbers in sequence. In MENU mode this button is the cursor up key.

Vol-/Cursor left

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to reduce the TV 
volume. In MENU mode this button is the cursor left key.

P-/Cursor Down

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to step down programme

numbers in sequence. In MENU mode this button is the cursor down key.

EPG/Index

The INDEX function is used whilst in Fastext mode and displays the
magazine page on view.

The EPG function is not available on this model.

Update

The Update button restores the TV screen whilst a Teletext page is
searched.

Volume up

Digits 0 to 9

Used for direct programme selection (enter a second digit within 2 seconds for
programme numbers above 10 i.e. to obtain programme number 29 enter 2
and then 9). 

Teletext 3 digit entry.

Swap

In TV mode swaps between previous and current programme numbers. 

In Teletext

mode this feature allows the user to recall the last 4 Teletext pages.

Stop

Press to stop the VCR tape.

Video Stand-by

Used to switch the VCR on and off for short periods of time. 

Rewind

Press to rewind a VCR tape.

Play

Press to play a VCR tape.

16:9/Expand

Used to select between Wide Screen formats. 

Used to expand text pages.

Mute

This feature allows the user to mute the sound temporarily.

Stereo

Press to select between Stereo Normal and Stereo Wide modes, 

also has a

colour coded teletext function

and OSD† function.

Clock

This button allows the user to display the current time on-screen, 

also has a

colour coded teletext function

and OSD† function.

Subtitles

Allows the user to access a subtitle service directly (subject to
Subtitle service broadcasting).

Vol+/Cursor Right

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to increase the TV 
volume. In MENU mode this button is the cursor right key.

Menu

The MENU button when pressed allows the user to access the TV’s menu system.

Reveal

Used whilst in Teletext mode to reveal hidden pages i.e. quiz pages tc.

Program up

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to step up programme numbers in

sequence. In MENU mode this button is the cursor up key.

Program Down

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to step down programme

numbers in sequence. In MENU mode this button is the cursor down key.

Frequency

Allows the user to directly input known broadcasting CH or frequency numbers.

No Function

Forward

Press to fast forward a VCR tape.

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to increase the TV 

volume. In MENU mode this button is the cursor right key.

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Volume down

When in normal TV operation this button allows the user to decrease the TV 
volume. In MENU mode this button is the cursor left key.

No Function

No Function

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Summary of Contents for C28W430N

Page 1: ...C28W430N WIDE SCREEN COLOUR TELEVISION INSTRUCTION BOOKLET ...

Page 2: ...t of a problem occurring on your TV contact your dealer immediately Please read the Guarantee carefully this is found on page 24 TV Introduction TV Introduction CONTENTS 2 2 Introduction Contents Page 2 TV Safety Page 3 Battery Safety Installation Page 4 TV Installation Page 5 General TV Controls Overview Page 6 Automatic Tuning Procedure Page 7 8 Manual Tuning Procedure Page 9 11 Picture Audio Co...

Page 3: ...ow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture NEVER let anyone especially children push anything into holes slots or any other opening in the case this could result in a fatal electrical shock NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind it is better to be safe than sorry DO be careful with any glass panels or doors on equipment DO consult your dealer if you are in...

Page 4: ...objects which may cause a short circuit resulting in leakage or in extreme cases fire or explo sion always Remove dead batteries from equipment and all batteries from equipment that is to be left for long periods of time without any use Otherwise the batteries may leak and cause damage never Never dispose of batteries in fire as this can cause an explosion Respect the environment always dispose of...

Page 5: ...ines could result in serious overheating of your TV or in extreme cases even fire TV Installation TV Installation A scart lead should be fitted between your TV and VCR to enhance your picture and sound quality Scart leads are essential if you have a stereo TV and VCR and wish to obtain stereo sound from your equipment These leads can be purchased from your Hitachi dealer or any good High Street el...

Page 6: ...rial socket is per manently connected to an RF source i e an aerial anten na shown on Page 5 The scart sockets are used to connect external equipment such as VCR s Satellite Receivers Decoder etc Connection of this equipment is explained in greater detail on Page 20 and 21 of this man ual Consult your HITACHI dealer with regards to purchasing HITACHI auxiliary equipment RF Aerial Input Socket Scar...

Page 7: ...iar with local broadcasting frequency or CH numbers then these can be entered manually Please refer to the Manual Tuning Procedure section of this booklet IMPORTANT NOTE If you have a VCR or a Satellite receiver connected to this TV please ensure that they are switched on before Autotune commences In the case of a VCR insert a pre recorded tape and begin playback of your equipment With a Satellite...

Page 8: ...6 55 05 CH5 572 10 06 Sat 525 25 Select CH Adjust Menu Exit Select CH Swap Menu Exit In this example BBC1 on Program 1 has been selected so that it may be swapped with Program 3 ITV Press and HOLD the MENU button until MAIN MENU with INSTALL is shown Use up down buttons to highlighht INSTALL and use the left right buttons to select Use the up down buttons to highlight PROGRAM SORT 1 2 3 The PROGRA...

Page 9: ...l Install Autotune Manual Tune Program Sort Language Manual Tune 00 VIDEO CH37 01 BBC1 515 25 02 BBC2 528 30 Select Adjust Menu Exit Select Adjust Menu Exit Select CH Adjust Menu Exit The MANUAL TUNE menu is displayed bottom right Use the up down left right buttons to highlight frequency bar of programme Nº to Search Tune Press CH button to select bar turns RED 4 5 6 When a broadcast is found eith...

Page 10: ...06 CH36 AV2 Select Adjust Menu Exit Select CH Adjust Menu Exit English CH AV2 assigned to Program 6 Press and HOLD the MENU button to view MAIN MENU Use up down buttons to highlight INSTALL select by pressing the left right buttons Use the left right up down buttons to high light the frequency of the program number you wish to enter Press the CH button on your hand set once the column changes RED ...

Page 11: ...and off Press the CH button to select program name you wish to change the first digit will blink 4 Once the first character has been entered select next digit using the right button and repeat above step 6 You may use up to 5 characters for any one Programme Name Press MENU button to store 7 Repeat above steps to assign other Program Names or repeatedly press MENU button to exit to TV mode 8 Press...

Page 12: ...rd Menu system These levels have already been preset at the factory and should require no adjustment However your personal viewing preferences may vary from these settings and alteration should be performed as follows 12 12 Picture Menu Picture Sub Menu Minimum setting Maximum setting To obtain the MORE sub menu highlight MORE using the up down cursor keys 7 Select and adjust controls as necessary...

Page 13: ...TREBLE BALANCE NOTE The balance control is disabled whilst in Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Pro Logic Theatre modes BASS BOOST When selected a is displayed 13 13 Minimum setting Maximum setting Left Speaker Right Left Speakers Right Speaker Select and adjust controls as necessary once complete press MENU button repeatedly to exit 6 Press the MENU button on your handset until the MAIN MENU appears 1 Us...

Page 14: ...e OSD window becomes transparent allow ing you to view the TV pic ture behind the OSD With Solid Background select ed the OSD window becomes solid An example of the Sleep Timer function with 25 minutes entered is shown 14 14 NOTE The 4 3 default mode relates to Wide Screen modes Please refer to page 17 for instructions on settings Select Adjust Menu Exit Feature Solid Backround Scart2 Auto Mode SA...

Page 15: ...o obtain spatialising acoustic perfor mance When selected the symbol shown below appears at the top right hand corner of the screen This effect produces NICAM digital stereo sound from the TV Use this mode for the majority of TV viewing When selected the STEREO symbol is displayed in the top right hand corner of the TV screen as shown NICAM Features NICAM Features Nicam Features Nicam Features Ste...

Page 16: ... WSS is not active the picture mode will default to the Feature settings example 3 example 1 example 2 Auto mode automatically detects various screen formats that are trans mitted in either conventional 4 3 or wide screen 16 9 14 9L After detecting which signal is being transmitted the TV will automatically switch to the correct screen ratio In example 1 left a 4 3 conventional picture format is s...

Page 17: ... example 7 When viewing pictures in the 14 9L Letterbox mode example 6 thin black bars appear at the top and bottom of the screen and images become slightly elongated By selecting 14 9L mode the user can expand the TV picture to display more of the screen see example 3 above SUBTITLES 14 x 9L NOTE Whatever Wide Screen mode was set before the TV is switched off will be the same condition when it is...

Page 18: ...18 18 Handset Layout Handset Layout 29 28 27 31 21 22 20 33 34 25 24 23 26 1 12 13 16 18 19 8 7 9 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 17 30 32 14 15 ...

Page 19: ...In TV mode swaps between previous and current programme numbers In Teletext mode this feature allows the user to recall the last 4 Teletext pages Stop Press to stop the VCR tape Video Stand by Used to switch the VCR on and off for short periods of time Rewind Press to rewind a VCR tape Play Press to play a VCR tape 16 9 Expand Used to select between Wide Screen formats Used to expand text pages Mu...

Page 20: ...sockets for external equipment such as Video Cassette Recorders Satellite Receiver Decoder Camcorders Computer Equipment etc Equipment that is connected temporarily i e Camcorders can be connected via the front control panel input sockets However equipment such as VCR s and Satellite IRD s that are more or less per manently connected to your TV are connected via the AV1 or AV2 scart sockets on the...

Page 21: ...ked The TV sound will then be switched to the headphones 3 5mm Headphone jack socket a suitable adaptor is required for larger headphone plugs NOTE S VHS video equipment should be connected to the AV2 Scart socket located on the rear of the TV A dedi cated program number may then be assigned to AV2 allowing easier access to view external equipment broad casts How to assign AV sockets to dedicated ...

Page 22: ...ng the P or P keys you may step up or down a page respectively If a mistake occurs while entering a number then simply re enter the desired number FAVOURITE PAGE OPTIONS The TV is capable of storing up to 4 favourite pages These pages could be your favourite sport or TV page etc and are accessed by pressing one of the colour coded keys on your handset To enter a favourite page first access the TEX...

Page 23: ...k with local Operator Aerial has moved out of position Re align aerial TV not tuned correctly Re tune or Fine tune TV Adverse weather conditions None Transmitter problems Check with local Operator Magnetic interference from electrical Check devices for shielding or mechanical motors fluorescent and renew if necessary or lights portable radios etc move further from TV TV may be in AV mode Press AV ...

Page 24: ...es not cover the replacement of exhausted batteries the adjustment of user controls or aerial alignment any parts replaced under this guarantee shall become the property of Hitachi Home Electronics Europe Ltd please note that evidence of the date of purchase will be required before any service under this guarantee is carried out Use the boxes provided below to record your TV s Model and Serial Num...

Page 25: ... 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 PIN No FUNCTION AUDIO OUT RIGHT AUDIO INPUT RIGHT AUDIO OUT LEFT GROUND AUDIO NOT USED AUDIO INPUT LEFT NOT USED SWITCHING INPUT NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED CHROMINANCE GROUND NOT USED CHROMINANCE INPUT S VHS NOT USED GROUND VIDEO GROUND VIDEO COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT COMPOSITE VIDEO OR COMPOSITE LUMINANCE S VHS G...

Page 26: ...lume settings to sensible levels can reduce power consumption as well as reducing noise pollution and reducing contrast can provide a more pleasing picture as well as reducing power consumption Hitachi Home Electronics Europe Ltd manufacturing site in Wales is a BSI Registered Company and has been assessed to ISO 9001 Quality Management Standard certificate FM32366 Your television has been manufac...

Page 27: ...Notes Notes ...

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