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Loewe Concept L 42, Operating Instructions Manual

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Setting picture format 

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Freeze picture 

14

Automatic switch-off 

15

Picture in picture (PIP) 

15

(Standard) PIP 

15

Split Screen 

15

PIP settings 

15

Selecting the PIP station 

15

Interchanging PIP image/TV image 

15

Teletext mode 

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Page selection with the coloured buttons 

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Page selection with the numeric buttons 

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Scroll pages 

16

Select sub-pages 

16

Other functions 

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Displaying PC images (DVI/VGA) 

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Connecting the PC 

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DVI mode 

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Analogue RGB mode (VGA) 

17

Operation of additional equipment 

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Connecting hi-fi  amplifi er/system 

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Connecting video recorders via antenna cable 

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Connecting a video recorder to the TV antenna input VHF/UHF 

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Setting the TV set to the video recorder 

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Connecting a DVD player/VCR via AV cable 

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Settings at the AV sockets AV1 - 5 

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Selection options for AV sockets  

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Connecting a decoder 

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Select decoder stations 

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Operation of additional equipment 

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Operating Loewe DVDs/VCRs with the RC4 remote control 

21

Select the device to be operated

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Functions for Loewe DVD players 

21

Technical Specifi cations 

22

What to do when ... 

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Service Addresses 

24

Contents

Remote control RC4 – TV operation 

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Operating Concept L 42 

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Connections Concept L 42 Rearpanel 

5

Welcome  

6

Scope of delivery 

6

Unpacking 6
Set up 

6

Please note! 

6

Cleaning 7
Disposal 7

Cardboard box and packaging 

7

The unit 

7

For your safety 

7

Initial installation 

8

Installation possibilities 

8

Initial Remote Control Setup  

8

Connection 8

Mains 8
Antenna 8

Switch-on 9
Set menu Language 

9

Navigation in the menu 

9

Automatic station search 

10

Manual station adjust 

11

Sort stations 

11

Delete stations 

11

Sound Menu 

12

Picture Menu 

12

Call up factory settings 

12

Personal settings 

13

Making personal settings 

13

Call up personal settings 

13

Daily handling 

14

Change channels 

14

Selecting channels 

14

Switch back and forth between two channels 

14

Call up audio/video programmes 

14

The Station List 

14

Setting volume 

14

Sound off/on 

14

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Summary of Contents for Concept L 42

Page 1: ...233 32241 020 TV Concept L 42 Operating instructions 32241 Concept L42_Buch_GB indd 1 32241 Concept L42_Buch_GB indd 1 11 02 2005 14 09 02 Uhr 11 02 2005 14 09 02 Uhr ...

Page 2: ...th the RC4 remote control 21 Select the device to be operated 21 Functions for Loewe DVD players 21 Technical Specifications 22 What to do when 23 Service Addresses 24 Contents Remote control RC4 TV operation 3 Operating Concept L 42 4 Connections Concept L 42 Rearpanel 5 Welcome 6 Scope of delivery 6 Unpacking 6 Set up 6 Please note 6 Cleaning 7 Disposal 7 Cardboard box and packaging 7 The unit 7...

Page 3: ...en key auto zoom on off Red key freeze picture on off in menu select set Station table list on in menu confirm P P select program up down Teletext mode on off Call menu in menu back No function Set picture format Personal settings on off Sleep Timer menu Switching over to operate the TV Switching over to operate VCRs RADIO TV DVD VCR DISC MENU T C SV SP LP 000 MENU TEXT END INFO abc def ghi jkl mn...

Page 4: ...4 Operating Concept L 42 S o On Stand by LED IR Receiver 32241 Concept L42_Buch_GB indd 4 32241 Concept L42_Buch_GB indd 4 11 02 2005 14 09 17 Uhr 11 02 2005 14 09 17 Uhr ...

Page 5: ... Patch Cord connected Antenna socket VHF UHF cable Socket for power cable AV2 SCART socket 2 AV3 S VIDEO socket AV5 YUV sockets Sound input AV4 5 left right Sound input AV3 left right AV4 VIDEO socket Service socket AV6 7 RGB DVI socket AV1 SCART socket 1 Sound input AV 6 7 left right Sound output left right Power switch Not connected 32241 Concept L42_Buch_GB indd 5 32241 Concept L42_Buch_GB indd...

Page 6: ...r a long period of time The mains plug must be easily accessible so that the unit can be disconnected at any time Lay the cable in such a way that it cannot get damaged The power cable should not be kinked or laid over sharp edges not stood upon or exposed to chemicals the latter also applies to the device as a whole A mains cable with damaged insulation can cause electric shocks and is a fire haz...

Page 7: ... commercial outlets Your dealer will also have a collection point for used batteries For your safety For your own safety and to avoid unnecessary damage to your unit please read and follow the safety advice below Protect your TV set from liquids and damp shock and mechanical stress magnetic and electrical fields cold heat direct sunlight and extreme fluc tuations in temperature dust anything which...

Page 8: ...ie off and remove the bat tery compartment cover Insert alkaline manga nese LR 03 AAA type batteries and make sure the and poles are aligned correctly Then replace the cover Initial installation Connection Mains Connect the TV set to a 115 240V 50 60 Hertz outlet with protective earth Antenna Connect your antenna or cable system to the antenna socket to the ANTENNA IN antenna socket on the back of...

Page 9: ...menu with v V Select the desired language with b B Press MENU to exit the menu 1 2 3 4 5 Navigation in the menu Selecting and setting with the remote control in the on screen menus The line function currently selected in the menu has a white background The buttons for the respective operation are displayed as icons at the bottom of the menu You can return to the previous menu with MENU or hide the...

Page 10: ...reat Britain All stations Auto 1 Location of set Select a country This de termines the automatic station sorting which directly follows the automatic search Scope of search All Stations or New Sta tions can be selected TV Standard The TV standard is recognized automatically in the Auto setting otherwise only stations with the set standard are broad cast correctly 3 4 Store stations beginning at De...

Page 11: ...n you want to move and press OK The selected station slot is now displayed in blue OK MENU END Sort station End Back Select and move with OK 1 ARD 2 ZDF 3 SAT1 4 KABEL 5 RTL2 6 PRO7 7 RTL 8 VOX 9 3SAT 10 WDR3 11 BR 12 NDR 13 VIVA 14 DSF 15 EUROS 16 N TV 17 SRTL 18 TV5 19 TRT1 20 PHOEN Select the position with v V b B to which you want to move the selected station and then press OK OK MENU END Sort...

Page 12: ... Sharpness Tint Picture format DNC Photo CD End Back 78 Normal 14 62 4 Warm Panorama 6 Off Select an option with v V and change the selection if necessary with b B Contrast Setting the picture contrast Picture adjust You can choose the follow ing Normal Soft and Intensive Colour Setting the colour saturation Brightness Setting the brightness Sharpness Setting the picture sharpness Tint Setting the...

Page 13: ...ed Blue Green End Back 115 128 128 Tint For personal setting of the tint set the colours red green and blue to the respective desired setting Press MENU when you have finished the settings The Personal Settings menu is displayed Select the option Sound with v V and press B OK MENU END Personal sound 120 Hz 500 Hz 1 5 kHz 5 kHz 10 kHz End Back 18 16 13 16 18 Sound Set the desired setting respective...

Page 14: ... End Back Select and press OK to change station AV7 PC DVI AV6 PC RGB AV5 YUV AV4 VIDEO AV3 S VIDEO AV2 SCART2 AV1 SCART1 1 ARD 2 ZDF 3 SAT1 4 KABEL 5 RTL2 6 PRO7 7 RTL 8 VOX 9 3SAT 10 WDR3 11 BR 12 NDR 13 VIVA The current station is marked by a white bar OK Select the station or OK change columns OK Switch to the selected station with OK the station list is closed Daily handling Setting volume P ...

Page 15: ...ain the next time it is activated PIP settings The size and position of the PIP picture can be set The PIP menu can only be selected if PIP is switched on Press MENU when PIP is open The TV menu is displayed Select the option PIP with v V and press B PIP Type Size Horiz position Vert position PIP Select an option with v V and change the selection if necessary with b B Type You can choose the follo...

Page 16: ... with V Select sub pages Some teletext pages have sub pages You can see whether sub pages are offered by the display 1 2 for example in the top right hand corner of the screen When you select the sub pages are changed automatically in a cycle after a certain time The sub pages which are al ready selectable are recognized by the two digit selection 01 02 in the bottom line 1OO 1OO ARD Text O1 O9 O4...

Page 17: ...Select the option Settings with v V and press B Select the option AV6 PC RGB with v V and press B OK MENU END AV6 PC RGB settings End Back kHz Hz MHz Horiz frequency Vert frequency Pixel clock H V polarisation User values Automatic adjust Vert position Vert size Horiz position Horiz size Phase User values Calls up the PC RBG User Values menu with B Automatic adjust Optimally adapts the picture aut...

Page 18: ...ERVICE RF OUT Patch Cord RF IN AV6 7 L LINE OUT AV4 5 NC AV6 7 AV3 LINE IN R V U AV5 AV 2 Concept L 42 ARIAL RF OUT VCR DVD R I 0 ANTENNA IN PC RGB DVI SUB OUT AV 1 RGB AV3 S VIDEO AV4 CVBS Y Setting the TV set to the video recorder First you have to store the video recorder at a TV station slot e g 99 Switch on the VCR Set the test picture on the VCR or insert a recorded tape and switch to Play P...

Page 19: ... SCART1 settings End Back Standard Allow switching voltage RGB IN VCR stabilisation RGB Sync Film Mode Auto Yes SCART On On Off 1 2 3 4 Selection options for AV sockets Different options are available depending on the AV socket Standard The standard recognized by the TV set is displayed here Allow switching voltage If you select Yes the signal applied at the AV socket is shown on the screen when a...

Page 20: ...e decoder Press MENU The TV menu is displayed Select the option Programmes with v V and press B Select the option Manual adjust with v V and press B Select the setting Via decoder with v V and select one of the options with b B OK MENU END Manual station adjust End Back Store at preset Range Channel Frequency Name TV standard Via decoder 2 VHF UHF 7 189 25 MHz ZDF PAL BG No No No decoding takes pl...

Page 21: ...ion directly in menu enter digits Pause still frame frame by frame advance Rewind search backwards 5 6manual tracking in menu select position Call up station list in menu call up confirm P P select program up down Call up VCR Menu Call AV selection TV Switch to Long Play Standard Play Display close ShowView timer Menu Display close Timer list Operating the TV set Operating VCRs Start recording RAD...

Page 22: ...solution 640x480 720x400 800x600 1024x768 DVI 1 0 Pixel Clock VGA max 140 MHz DVI max 110 MHz Horizontal frequency range 30 kHz 80 kHz Vertical frequency range 50 Hz 90 Hz TV format in PC Mode 1 1 User Zoom 40 140 Auto Sound Sound standard Mono Stereo bilingual Nicam B G L I Rated audio power 20 W Speaker 4 Connections ANTENNA IN Antenna cable IEC 75 Ohm RF IN OUT PIP Tuner IN OUT AV 1 SCART socke...

Page 23: ...l Image format set incorrectly Press several times until the format is correct No sound 1 Sound switched off 2 Volume set to minimumt 3 Max start up volume set to 0 Press Press V Increase Max start up volume in the Sound menu Remote control not working properly The batteries of the remote control are used up Replace the old batteries with new ones Signal at V6 socket not displayed 1 Set the phase ...

Page 24: ...0 006 Norway CableCom AS Østre Kullerød 5 N 3214 Sandefjord Tel 033 48 33 48 Fax 033 44 60 44 Austria Loewe Austria GmbH Parkring 10 A 1010 Wien Tel 01 51 63 33 034 Fax 01 51 63 33 032 Poland Piotech ul Boh Getta Warszawskiego 18 PL 81 609 Gdynia Tel Fax 058 62 43 467 058 62 45 009 Portugal Vídeoacustica Comercio e Representacoes de Equipamentos Electronicos S A Estrada Circunvalacao Quinta do Pai...

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