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VCR CONTROLS

The remote control unit may perform certain functions of the advanced Panasonic VCRs. Some VCRs
have different functions so, to ensure compatibility, follow the instructions in the VCR operation
manual or consult your dealer.

By pressing this button you will switch on the VCR

putting it in standby mode. Another press will switch

the VCR off.

Standby Mode

Press this button to start playing the VCR

cassette.

Play

Press this button to stop playing.

Stop

By pressing this button the tape will move fast

forward. In the Play mode you may view the picture

at double speed.

Fast Forward/Cue

By pressing this button the tape will rewind. In the

Play mode you may view the picture in the

backward direction at double speed.

Rewind/Review

Press this button in the Play mode to stop the picture.

Press again to continue viewing.

Pause/Still

By pressing these buttons the programme number

will be increased or decreased by one position.

Programme Number Up And Down

Press this button to start recording.

Record

REC

Direct TV Record

Press this button to start recording directly from

the television. See page 13.

DIRECT

TV REC

VCR

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Summary of Contents for TX-25CK1FM

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Page 2: ... be connected to an AC 220 240 V 50 Hz power source To avoid damage that may result in an electric shock or fire do not expose the unit to rain or excessive moisture WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE Do not remove the rear cover as live parts and high voltage components are accessible No components need any technical maintenance by the user The power switch does not totally disconnect the set from the power so...

Page 3: ... on your transmitting stations will be found saved in memory and organised Press button F if you want to stop press button N if you want to cancel the ATP sequence If you install a new Q Link compatible VCR you may switch it on The transmitted tuning data will match the data in the unit If you use a new NEXTVIEWLINK compatible VCR the data will have to be transmitted manually See details in the VC...

Page 4: ...olume Selects functions Press to select menu on the screen see page 5 Recalls the levels selected with the STR button on the unit front panel Cancels the menu indications on the screen Numbered buttons to change programmes directly select channels teletext page selection Direct channel selection press and select the channel on the numbered buttons If you want to select a channel in the HYPERBAND c...

Page 5: ...t East ON SCREEN MENU INDICATIONS Your television set is equipped with a comprehensive menu system to be used for tuning and selection of parameters Contrast Brightness Colour Sharpness Tint NTSC only Off timer Sound Menu Setup Menu Main Menu Select Adjust Exit Off Menu headline Menu line Selected line Instructions Parameter indication Press button F to enter the menu Press button N to leave the m...

Page 6: ...ing button N The line Tint will appear as a menu line only when a NTSC signal is connected to the unit via the AV input thus allowing the tints to be adjusted Sharpness Colour Brightness Tint Contrast Contrast Brightness Colour Sharpness Tint NTSC only Off timer Sound Menu Setup Menu Main Menu Select Adjust Exit Off Sound menu Setup menu The Sound menu allows you to adjust the sound as you wish Th...

Page 7: ...n the left and right speakers The sound may be adjusted to the viewers satisfaction MPX Mode MPX is set in position Stereo in case of stereo transmission thus ensuring the best sound reproduction However if transmission deteriorates you are recommended to switch over to Mono Mono M1 and M2 may alsobeselected if a bilingual transmission is broadcast by the station The signal is adjusted automatical...

Page 8: ...screen programs with the correct side dimensions 16 9 Setup Menu Auto Select Adjust Exit Return Text Language Aspect C A T S Colour system AV only Q Link Tuning Menu OSD Language Off Contrast Brightness Colour Sharpness Tint NTSC only Off timer Sound Menu Main Menu Select Access Exit Off Setup Menu Access AUTO C A T S Contrast Automatic Tuning System Automatically adjusts the contrast to match any...

Page 9: ...e decoder is connected via AV Select On if the decoder is to process the coded signal Select Off when finished Swaps the programmes as you prefer See page 12 Locks the programme position against undesirable intrusion Q Link function is used to download the data to a compatible VCR See page 14 Manual tuning TV System Fine tuning Swap Colour system Decoder AV Q Link Volume Correc Child Lock ATP Tuni...

Page 10: ...ted via the Q Link to the VCR see page 14 As soon as this operation is completed programme position 1 will be displayed on the screen Press button F Select Setup menu Select Tuning menu Enter Setup menu Enter Tuning menu Press to start Press button F to interrupt and N to finish the ATP sequence All current tuning data will be erased WARNING Return Exit Start ATP F Return N Exit ATP IN PROGRESS 02...

Page 11: ...changes To tune in to other programmes repeat the above procedure or finish the tuning by pressing button F STR F F TV AV Notes If you know the channel numbers of your broadcasting stations you may use direct channel selection by using button C on the remote control unit to save the channels quickly enter Manual menu pre set the programme number press button C set the channel number with the numbe...

Page 12: ...rog 02 CH41 ITV Select Adjust Return Exit Swap OSD LANGUAGE When first setting up your television select the OSD language to match your country selection If you want to use another language you may select the language from the language menu Press button F Select Setup menu Select OSD language Select the language Save and leave the menu by pressing button N Enter Setup menu Enter OSD language OSD L...

Page 13: ...records the signal from the television You can neither change programmes nor switch off the television if you do so the VCR will automatically stop the recording and turn off The protection tab was removed from the back side of the video cassette Not recording Playing back Not recording Already in recording mode VCR records tuner signal Not recording Tape may be damaged Recording from external sou...

Page 14: ...dless of the selected programme position TV tuner is ignored This television may automatically switch over to the AV mode if the connected device sends a switch signal to the SCART cable connector The picture received will remain the same when the TV programme is changed You may switch back to the television by pressing button TV AV or by disconnecting the AV device Two AV devices may not be conne...

Page 15: ...top By pressing this button the tape will move fast forward In the Play mode you may view the picture at double speed Fast Forward Cue By pressing this button the tape will rewind In the Play mode you may view the picture in the backward direction at double speed Rewind Review Press this button in the Play mode to stop the picture Press again to continue viewing Pause Still By pressing these butto...

Page 16: ...TEXT Index INDEX REVEAL F T B Hold HOLD Reveal Press to reveal hidden words e g crossword or quiz page answers can also display VPS PDC codes Full Top Bottom Teletext information viewing on the screen Press to hold the current page Press again to cancel the hold Press this button to return to the main index page Depending on the status you may have to press a few times to return to the main index ...

Page 17: ...h names located according to the bellow table then D TV stations with names which are not listed in the table in the increasing order of programme positions then D TV stations where the TV receiver has not identified the name in the increasing order of programme positions ORDER FRANCE SPAIN 1 TF1 TVE 2 FR2 TV3 3 FR3 4 LA5 For other European countries the programme positions are sorted and stored i...

Page 18: ... a VCR a satellite receiver and other compatible audio video equipment VCR Head phones jack Headphones with 3 5mm male jack L R audio input jack V video input jack RCA stereo cable RCA video cable Front AV panel 21 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 connector ground composite video signal output composite signal ground R signal input R signal ground G signal input G signal ground B...

Page 19: ...ed on Remote Control and volume is selected correctly in Tuning Menu No picture Noisy sound Check If AV mode is activated if plugged into AC outlet if switched on picture volume settings if in standby mode No colour Normal sound Colour control Scrambled Normal or weak sound Retune channels Coloured patches Normal sound Magnetic interference e g loudspeaker remove TV set moved while On turn TV set ...

Page 20: ... off Sleep Function If the television remains switched on when the station ends transmission the television will automatically be put in standby mode after 30 minutes This function does not operate in the AV mode SPECIFICATIONS Model TX 28LK1F TX 25LK1F Power source 220 240 V 50Hz AC power source Power consumption 76 W 72W Power used in Standby mode 0 9W Screen 51 cm diagonal 66 cm 59 cm Sound mus...

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