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10. Special functions

Sleep timer

10. Special functions

Display the time

Open the menu

By programming the sleep timer, you can determi-
ne when the TV set is to switch itself off automati-
cally.
The sleep timer can be set to Off, 30, 60, 90 or
120 minutes. 

Setting the sleep timer:

• Press the "

MENU

" key to open the TV menu.

• Use the cursor key 

to select the

menu "Options".

• Use the cursor key 

to select the

menu item "Sleep timer".

• Use the cursor key 

 

to set the

desired time after which the TV set is
to switch itself off.

• Press the "

TV

" key to close the TV

menu.

The setting is saved automatical-
ly when you close the TV menu.

☞

MENU

TV

OK

options

adjust sleeptimer

sleeptimer

sleep time remaining

If you are watching a station which transmits Tele-
text, you can display the current time by pressing
the key.
The time cannot be displayed when you are wat-
ching a station which does not transmit Teletext.
The time display disappears automatically after
about four seconds.

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Summary of Contents for 30TL55

Page 1: ...30 LCD TV PIP 30 TL 55 Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...4 13 1 Key lock child lock 35 14 Connecting headphones 35 15 Cleaning the TV set 36 16 Technical data 37 Disposal of batteries 38 Troubleshooting 39 Code list 40 Thank you Dear Customer thank you for selecting this Metz product In this TV set we have provided a menu guidance system which we believe will permit you to operate the set easily However before using the set for the first time you should...

Page 3: ...lways obtain the assistance of a second person Take great care when securing the wall bracket to the wall The bracket must not only support the monitor under normal circumstances but must also withstand any shocks vibration etc which may occur Before starting work check the stability and thickness of the wall Ask your local DIY store for suitable metal screws and wall plugs The wall must be solid ...

Page 4: ...can cause reflections and reduce the apparent brilliance of the picture The best viewing distance is about five times the diagonal dimension of the screen For a TV set with a 75 cm screen it is thus about 3 75 m All cables and components connected between the antenna broadband socket in the wall and the TV set must comply with European Standard EN 60966 2 4 There may be no magnetic fields in the i...

Page 5: ... electronic components In such cases safe operation of the set is no longer guaranteed Thunderstorms can damage electrical devices Lightning hitting overhead power cables or the antenna can cau se considerable damage to the set even if it is switched off If there is a risk of a thunderstorm you should remove the power cable from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna cable from the outlet or f...

Page 6: ...ithin its range Ensure that no sunlight falls directly on the TV set since this may result in malfunctions because the set cannot detect the infrared signals from the remote control Note that the TV set must be switched on with the mains switch before it can be con trolled with the remote control The various operating levels of the remote control are programmed as follows in the factory TV Metz TV...

Page 7: ...or key for menus OK confirm Freeze frame Volume Mute Open TV menu Programme Open Teletext Display hide programme list Programme Display hide picture in picture PIP Change PIP position Exchange contents of PIP and main picture Change size of PIP picture Split screen display hide double pic ture Display the time Select Mono Stereo Dual tone Back to TV mode Select video input signal Select key Switch...

Page 8: ...elect key to select the desired operating level The coloured LED for the selected level lights b Press and hold the keys and l ll until the LED blinks twice c Enter the appropriate code see the code list with the numeric keys If the code is accepted the LED again blinks twice If you enter a non exi stent code the LED lights once for about two seconds 1 2 Entering the codes for CD player tuner and ...

Page 9: ... is transmitted automati cally every 1 5 seconds Now release the Search key and press the Select key to save the code which was found At the end of the search when all exi sting codes have been interrogated the corresponding LED blinks five times 2 Reading out a programmed code After executing steps a to e you have about 15 seconds to make further entries If you do not do so the remote control ret...

Page 10: ... list Pause STOP Search PLAY Slow motion Info P red green white yellow blue I II TV P Switching voltage on off 21 AV Eingang AV 22 Auswahl Bedienebene Select 23 3 The remote control Note The above key assignments are true for the AV devices programmed in the factory If other AV devices shown in the code list are used the assignments may be different and some may not be available 21 22 23 Ȅ ...

Page 11: ... the codes for VCR DVD CD tuner tape as far as the step where the code number is entered Then enter 001 for the search function The LED blinks 2x to acknowledge the input Then press and hold the search key which depends on the operating level see the table until the device stops or switches off a STOP or OFF command is automatically trans mitted every 1 5 seconds Then release the search key and pr...

Page 12: ...off is again selected Switching off Press the on the remote control to switch the set to the standby state or switch the set off completely with the mains switch Programme selection You can select the programme positions with the numeric keys by stepping through the positions with the P and P keys or by selecting a pro gramme from the station table Open the station table by pressing the INFO key u...

Page 13: ...e TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu Set tings Use the cursor key to select the menu item TV tuner and press the OK key to open it Use the cursor key to select the sub menu APS Use the cursor key to select the menu item Country Use the cursor key to select the desired country from the list Press the TV key to close the TV menu The setting is saved automati cally when you close the menu ...

Page 14: ...guage Press the MENU key to open the TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu Options Use the cursor key to select the menu item Language Use the cursor key to select one of the languages from the list Press the TV key to close the TV menu The setting is saved automati cally when you close the TV menu 5 1 Selecting a language Open the menu MENU TV OK options right left to change language engl...

Page 15: ...tomatic programme search Press the MENU key to open the TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu Settings Use the cursor key to select the menu item TV tuner Press the OK key and open the sub menu Programming Use the cursor key to open the sub menu APS Use the cursor key to select the menu item Auto setting Press the OK key You are then asked if you really want to start the programme search P...

Page 16: ...y to select the menu item TV tuner Press the OK key and open the sub menu Programming Use the cursor key to select the menu item Manual search Use the cursor key to start the search The search halts when a station is found If you wish to save this station use the cursor key to select the menu item Save programme Use the cursor key to save the station which was found Press the TV key to close the T...

Page 17: ...e sub menu Programming Use the cursor key to select the menu item Channel type Use the cursor key to set the desired channel type C normal channel S special channel Use the cursor key to select the menu item Channel and enter the channel number with the numeric keys Use the cursor key to select the menu item Save programme Use the cursor key to save the entered station Press the TV key to close th...

Page 18: ... to open the TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu item Settings Use the cursor key to select the menu item TV tuner Press the OK key and open the sub menu Programming Use the cursor key to select the menu item Fine tuning Use the cursor key to carry out fine tuning If you want to save the fine tuning setting use the cursor key to select the menu item Store pro gram Then press the cursor k...

Page 19: ...tion logo Switch to the programme position for which you want to set the logo Press the INFO key Press the yellow key and switch to edit mode You can either delete the entire station logo with the AV key or use the cursor key to select the individual characters of the logo and then use the cursor key to change these charac ters Press the TV key to close the TV menu The setting is saved automatical...

Page 20: ...ress the OK key to confirm that you want to delete it To move the selected station press the green key The frame around the selected station chan ges from red to yellow indicating that it can be moved Use the cursor key to move the station logo in the yel low frame to the new position Press the green key to insert the station at this position All other programme posi tions are shifted as necessary...

Page 21: ...mme selection from the station table In normal TV mode you can open the station table by pressing the INFO key In the table which is then displayed you can use the cursor key to select a programme The selected programme is then displayed on the screen Back to the previous programme You can switch back and forth between the last two selected programme positions with the key Example You are currentl...

Page 22: ... MENU key to open the TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu Picture Use the cursor key to select the desired menu item Brightness Contrast Sharpness or Colour Use the cursor key to adjust the selected picture setting Press the TV key to close the TV menu The settings are saved automatically when you close the TV menu MENU TV picture right left to adjust brightness brightness ...

Page 23: ...y function you will hear a simulated surround sound effect Open the menu MENU OK audio down for audio adjustments dynamik bass Ein Equalizer settings The equalizer offers the standard settings Normal Pop Rock Jazz and Classical If you are not satisfied with these stan dard settings you can configure your own personal setting under User AVL Automatic volume level This function compensates for varyi...

Page 24: ...rom an AV device such as video recorder or camera in the PIP picture by pressing the AV key several times You can zoom the PIP picture in eight steps To do this press the yellow key and then use the cur sor key to increase or decre ase the size of the PIP picture You can move the PIP picture to a different position on the screen To do this press the green key and then use the cursor key to move th...

Page 25: ...f the station does not transmit the WSS signal the picture is displayed as if the option Fill screen were selected Fill screen Regardless of the transmitted aspect ratio the picture always fills the full width of the screen 14 9 Picture signals in the 14 9 aspect ratio are expanded to fill the full height of the screen leaving only narrow black stripes at the sides Tip You can use this setting to ...

Page 26: ... with the P P keys or the AV key You can also per form picture settings see Section 8 You then hear the sound of the selected picture When you deactivate this mode with the key the TV set is always switched to the station display ed on the left The settings are saved automatically when you deactivate this function 10 Special functions Split screen 10 Special functions Freeze frame Pressing the OK ...

Page 27: ...ect the menu item Sleep timer Use the cursor key to set the desired time after which the TV set is to switch itself off Press the TV key to close the TV menu The setting is saved automatical ly when you close the TV menu MENU TV OK options adjust sleeptimer sleeptimer sleep time remaining If you are watching a station which transmits Tele text you can display the current time by pressing the key T...

Page 28: ...gh the sections of a subject by pressing the yellow key You can step backwards through the Teletext pages by pressing the red key You can step forwards through the Teletext pages by pressing the green key To select a specific page enter the page number with the numeric keys Sub pages are automatically scrolled Picture in Teletext Press the TEXT key Page 100 of the Teletext is displayed on the scre...

Page 29: ...29 Scart 1 Audio out Audio in VGA in DVI in Antenna Scart 2 12 AV devices Connecting facilities Headphones Audio in Video in S VHS in Front sockets Rear sockets Mainscable On Off socket ...

Page 30: ...ets you must switch the TV set to AV mode manually in order to display their signals For AV devices connected to the front sockets you must switch the TV set to AV mode manually in order to display their signals Selecting AV mode manually Press the AV key several times to step through the AV programme posi tions to the desired position or Press the MENU key to open the TV menu Use the cursor key t...

Page 31: ...om the connected PC is displayed The picture size and position can be adjusted in the menu Window The brightness contrast and phase adjustment for picture sharpness executed automatically when a PC is connected can be adjusted in the menu Picture FAV front AV socket The picture from the AV device con nected to the front AV socket is displayed in the composite colour picture signal S Video The pict...

Page 32: ...s the MENU key to open the TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu Options Use the cursor key to select the menu item Scart 2 output Use the cursor key to select the socket to which the device being used for playback is con nected Switch the recording device to record mode and then press Play on the playback device Press the TV key to close the TV menu The settings are saved automa tically w...

Page 33: ...ted video recorder is delivering a signal Activating the VCR function Start the playback function on the AV device Press the MENU key to open the TV menu Use the cursor key to select the menu Options Use the cursor key to select the menu item vcr Use the cursor key to switch the function on or off Press the TV key to close the TV menu The setting is saved automatically when you close the TV menu 1...

Page 34: ... The local controls are located on the top of the TV set Switching on Press the mains switch on the TV set to switch it to standby mode see Page 29 Programme selection Press the P CH or P CH button Volume Press the Volume or Volume button Menu Press the Menu button The use the P CH P CH Volume and Volume buttons to navigate through the menu TV AV You can switch between TV mode and AV mode with the...

Page 35: ...he key lock on or off Press the TV key to close the TV menu The setting is saved automatically when you close the TV menu The headphone socket is located on the front of the TV set on the right We recommend that you use headphones with an impedance of at least 32 Ω If you use headpho nes with a lower impedance approx 8 Ω the dynamic range will be lower In the case of dual language programmes you c...

Page 36: ...aning the case and the screen use only a soft dry cloth For removing stubborn marks you may moisten the cloth slightly Cleaning and care Always switch off the TV set and remove the mains plug from the wall outlet before cleaning The surface of the screen may be cleaned only with a soft dry cloth such as a microfleece duster If any marks cannot be removed with this dry cloth you may moisten the clo...

Page 37: ...r Wh See power consumption in W multiplied by 1 hour Standby ca 2 5 Wh TFT LCD screen WXGA resolution 1280x768 Contrast ratio typically 500 1 Brightness 500cd m2 Reaction time 16 msec Screen colours 16 7 million Dimensions TV set with base H x D x W 523 mm x 256 mm x 847 mm Errors excepted Subject to changes Power consumption to CENELEC TC 59 X Music output power to DIN 45324 into 4 Ohms at 1 kHz ...

Page 38: ...ly discharged when the unit in which they are used switches itself off or indicates Battery flat or no longer operates correctly when the batteries have been in use for a long time In order to avoid short circuits the poles of the batteries should be covered with a piece of adhe sive tape Batteries which contain dangerous substances are marked as follows Pb battery contains lead Cd battery contain...

Page 39: ... on the infrared sensor in the TV set The batteries in the remote control are flat The TV set is not switched on with the mains switch Fault in the internal processor Remove the obstacle Ensure that the sun does not shine on the set Install new batteries Switch on the TV set with the mains switch Switch the TV set off with the mains switch wait a few seconds and then switch it on again ...

Page 40: ...612 BEAUMARK 547 BELL HOWELL 468 BESTAR 466 616 BLACK PANTHER 616 BLAUPUNKT 491 496 502 507 508 527 530 532 607 609 610 612 614 621 BONDSTEC 466 487 BONDSTECBRANDT 505 BRANDT ELECTRONIQUE 503 504 505 524 574 BRAUN 570 BRIONVEGA 450 575 BROKSONIC 481 BRUNS 466 487 490 BUSH 588 590 593 CALIN 481 CALIX 481 CANDLE 481 CARRERA 547 CARVER 527 CGE 505 CIE 487 CIMLINE 487 481 487 547 CLARIVOX 606 CLASSIC ...

Page 41: ...87 INTERDISCOUNT 575 INTERFUNK 468 527 565 575 600 601 603 604 INTERVIDEO 466 INTERVISION 487 IRRADIO 481 487 575 606 ITT 450 468 483 505 ITV 466 481 JENSEN 505 JETPOINT 575 JVC 503 504 505 519 520 545 JVC_LCD 515 521 KAISER 575 KAISUI 487 KAPSCH 600 601 603 KARCHER 575 KENDO 483 KENWOOD 468 505 KLH 481 487 KLIT 487 KODAK 481 KORPEL 487 KUBA 473 504 505 510 LEYCO 487 LG 578 LIESENKOTTER 575 565 LL...

Page 42: ...E 565 575 QTY1 592 QUARTER 468 QUARTZ 481 547 QUASAR 507 527 QUELLE 450 459 461 464 470 471 474 477 QUELLE 478 484 487 491 496 497 503 504 505 508 509 510 512 513 519 528 529 541 565 575 599 604 606 609 610 611 612 614 616 621 QUESTAR 466 RADIALVA 481 487 527 RADIOLA 527 575 RADIONETTE 601 604 RADIX 497 RANDEX 481 RANDIU 481 RANK BUSH MURPHY 601 RCA 477 481 483 547 REALISTIC 468 481 547 REDIFFUSIO...

Page 43: ...565 575 586 604 606 609 612 THORN FERGUSON 501 503 504 505 575 601 604 606 609 612 TOKAI 481 487 TOSHIBA 474 481 505 527 547 TOTEVISION 481 547 TOWADA 487 490 TOWIKA 487 TRIAD 575 TRIX 481 TVA 466 UHER 466 477 481 503 505 510 543 ULTRAVOX 450 616 UMA 565 575 601 604 UMA 606 609 612 614 UNITECH 547 UNITED 560 UNIVERSUM 481 483 491 527 530 547 571 575 606 609 612 621 UNIVOX 604 VICTOR 505 545 VIDEOM...

Page 44: ...ASWO 909 BANG OLUFSEN 808 BRAUN 975 976 BUSH 888 CAMBRIDGE 945 CAMBRIDGE AUDIO 945 CARVER 908 DAEWOO 876 DENON 801 812 845 846 853 899 900 901 961 962 DIORA 949 DUAL 822 832 859 994 FISCHER 830 831 920 953 GOLDSTAR 885 GOODMANNS 872 GOODMANS 888 GRUNDIG 908 911 912 913 HARMAN KARDON 905 931 934 935 HITACHI 853 INTERSOUND 960 ITT 937 JVC 844 848 849 902 903 904 992 KENWOOD 820 847 858 859 877 878 8...

Page 45: ...62 963 AKAI 845 849 913 933 934 945 951 987 AMSTRAD 916 ASWO 976 BANG OLUFSEN 836 BRAUN 870 BUSH 835 DAEWOO 907 DENON 834 840 841 879 891 892 970 971 972 DIORA 899 900 DUAL 837 850 851 935 936 FISCHER 893 894 985 998 GOLDSTAR 964 GOODMANNS 833 GOODMANS 867 GRUNDIG 976 979 980 HARMAN KARDON 926 984 HITACHI 915 931 ITT 918 919 JVC 862 863 974 975 994 995 996 997 KENWOOD 848 917 935 936 957 958 990 9...

Page 46: ... 450 MINOWA 409 MISSION 426 NOKIA 410 NAD 459 NAKAMICHI 419 NONAME 748 OKANO 733 736 ONKYO 379 440 460 742 PALLADIUM 731 735 PANASONIC 371 432 451 PHILIPS 427 450 PIONEER 383 384 436 437 996 997 998 999 REVOX 386 REVOX STUDER 427 RADMOR 428 ROTEL 378 SAMSUNG 411 463 465 473 475 476 SANYO 433 990 995 SCHNEIDER 374 380 388 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 407 408 409 412 4...

Page 47: ...64 PANASONIC 805 808 994 PHILIPS 793 794 795 796 797 798 803 992 PIONEER 757 758 795 PRO LOGIC 957 QUAD 795 RADIOTONE 841 RADMOR 801 802 803 REVOX 843 977 REVOX STUDER 796 797 798 ROTEL 983 984 SABA 811 SAMSUNG 828 837 844 846 SANYO 750 756 SCHNEIDER 763 764 768 779 782 783 784 785 786 794 812 813 814 815 827 840 842 951 953 956 961 962 963 964 965 966 967 968 969 970 971 972 973 978 SHARP 818 990...

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