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Sound qualities are adjustable in this menu.

1. Press the MENU button 

to see the MAIN Menu.

2. Press the Cursor DOWN button 

to select «AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS».

3. Press the MENU button 

to see the SOUND Menu

SOUND Menu

4. Press the RED button 

to select «LOUDSPEAKERS» or press the GREEN button 

to select «HEADPHONES».

5. Press the Cursor UP / DOWN buttons  

/

to select an option from the list:

For «LOUDSPEAKERS»: VOLUME, EQUALIZER, LOUDNESS, BALANCE or NORMALISE.
For «HEADPHONES»: VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE or NORMALISE.
The selected option will appear in white letters on a blue background.

6. Adjust the sound quality according to your preferences with the Cursor

LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

/ 

.

«EQUALIZER» Menu

Select «EQUALIZER» to adjust the equalization.
a) Press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

/ 

to select:

120 Hz, 500 Hz, 1K Hz, 5 KHz or 10 KHz.
b) Press the Cursor UP / DOWN buttons  

/

to Adjust.

The Equalizer adjustments are not operative for the headphones.

«LOUDNESS» mode

Select «LOUDNESS» to improve the sound quality [

].

Press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

/ 

to select:

Normal, Special or Off

The «LOUDNESS» modes are not operative for the headphones.

CH

CH

CH

CH

CH

Sound Setting Mode

«LOUDNESS» increases the volume of low and high frequency signals according to the current volume setting.

In «NORMAL» mode keeping the amplitude of the 1 KHz reference frequency constant.
In «SPECIAL» mode keeping the amplitude of the 2 KHz reference frequency constant.

NORMALISE

BALANCE

LOUDNESS

EQUALIZER

VOLUME

➜

➜

LOUDSPEAKERS

MAIN Menu

SOUND Menu «LOUDSPEAKERS»

«LOUDNESS» mode

EQUALIZER

LOUDSPEAKERS

LOUDSPEAKERS

OFF

VOLUME

LOUDNESS

BALANCE

NORMALISE

EQUALIZER

VOLUME

LOUDNESS

BALANCE

NORMALISE

120      500          1k         5k        10k

➜

«EQUALIZER» Menu

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

RED

GREEN

NORMALISE

BALANCE

TREBLE

BASS

VOLUME

➜

HEADPHONES

SOUND Menu «HEADPHONES»

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

RED

GREEN

PICTURE

ADJUSTMENTS

AUDIO

ADJUSTMENTS

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Summary of Contents for 28KF-84H

Page 1: ...COLOUR TELEVISION OPERATION MANUAL 28KF 84H 32KF 84H Please read this operation manual carefully before using the colour television PRINTED ON ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PAPER ...

Page 2: ...3 This guarantee does not cover any faults or defects caused by accident misuse fair wear and tear neglect tampering with the equipment or any attempt at adjustment or repair other than by an approved Service Facility 4 In the unlikely event of that your equipment should require repair please contact the dealer or supplier from whom it was purchased 5 The cost of carriage to and from the Dealer Su...

Page 3: ... overturn Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer To prevent electrical shock do not subject the AC power cord to damage by bending or twisting it or by placing heavy items on top of it and do not place the AC power cord under the TV set If the AC power cord becomes damaged unplug it from the wall outlet immedi...

Page 4: ...on of the batteries may damage the remote control Note 1 With your thumb nail pull up the slit as indicated by the arrow to remove the battery cover 2 Insert two batteries 1 5 V R 6 AA size Be sure to match the battery terminals with the marks inside the compartment 3 Replace the battery cover Respect the environment and put used batteries in a container that is especially designed for this purpos...

Page 5: ...top button TV 19 TV VIDEO selector 20 100 Hz Fast Menu button 21 Single Double entry Teletext 22 Yellow button 23 Blue button TV 24 Channel Up Cursor control Up 25 Volume Up Cursor control Right 26 Channel Down Cursor control Down 27 Wide Mode Selector TV Teletext 28 Time button TV 29 Sound mode selector Teletext 30 Hold button TV 31 Sound Mute button Teletext 32 Text Mix Picture button 33 Index b...

Page 6: ... Volume Button UP 7 Program Selector NEXT 8 Program Selector PREVIOUS 9 S Video input terminal 10 Video Input Terminal PAL SECAM NTSC 11 Audio Input Terminal left 12 Audio Input Terminal right 13 Headphone Socket 3 5mm Ø 16 600 ohms REAR TV 21 pin In Out 1 21 pin Audio Video AV 1 With PAL SECAM NTSC S Video Input 2 21 pin Euro SCART RGB With PAL SECAM NTSC Video Input RF Input 3 Aerial terminal 1 ...

Page 7: ...details please refer to operation manual of your VCR Note BACK OF TV BACK OF TV BACK OF VCR Aerial Not supplied Aerial Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Aerial IN Audio Video Scart Lead Not supplied RF OUT AV TERMINAL AV 1 Aerial IN Aerial IN ...

Page 8: ...RMINAL AV1 Aerial IN Aerial IN Aerial IN Aerial Lead Not supplied Scart Lead Not supplied Audio Video RF OUT Aerial Lead Not supplied BLACK OF VCR Euro SCART RGB Aerial Lead Not supplied BACK OF TV DECODER Scart lead Not supplied AV TERMINAL AV1 Scart Lead Not supplied Euro SCART RGB Connections TV DECODER and DVD Player For further details please refer to operation manuals of your DECODER and VCR...

Page 9: ...s of your DVD Player and Digital Set Top Box Note BACK OF TV DVD PLAYER Scart Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied AV TERMINAL AV 1 Euro SCART RGB Aerial IN Scart Lead Not supplied Dish Lead Not supplied DISH IN AERIAL IN TV SCART RF OUT Satellite dish Not supplied Aerial Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied DIGITAL SET TOP BOX ...

Page 10: ...ote BACK OF TV Scart Lead Not supplied AV TERMINAL AV1 Euro SCART RGB Aerial IN Aerial IN Audio Vídeo Aerial Lead Not supplied DISH IN AERIAL IN TV SCART RF OUT Satellite dish Not supplied Aerial Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied BACK OF VCR DIGITAL SET TOP BOX RF OUT Scart Lead Not supplied Scart Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Dish Lead Not supplied ...

Page 11: ...r further details please refer to operation manual of your Video Camera Note FRONT TV Behind the door BACK OF TV S Video lead Hi 8 Not supplied Audio Video lead Not supplied WIEW CAM Mains Socket Outlet AC 220 240 V 50 Hz S Video Input Terminal Hi 8 Video Input Terminal Audio Input Terminal left Audio Input Terminal right ...

Page 12: ...R and play back a pre recorded tape The signal from the RF terminal of your VCR is assigned to a TV channel 6 Now press any button on the TV remote control to start Auto Channel Preset The TV will go through the following steps automatically and sequentially Automatic Channel Sorting System ACSS The TV set SEARCHES FOR FREQUENCIES memorises the channels found and sorts them according to technical ...

Page 13: ...r UP DOWN buttons to move the channel CH to the required position marked in red letters on a black background c 4 Press the GREEN button to finish d Delete this program Delete channels Use this option for cancelling programmes which are badly tuned or repeated d 1 Select the channel you wish to delete using Cursor UP DOWN buttons marked in white letters d 2 Press the YELLOW button to see the Delet...

Page 14: ... TV press the Stand by button TV on the remote control or one of the four buttons on the TV V VCH The TV will change from Stand by mode to Program mode and an image will appear on the screen Press the Stand by button TV again and the TV will return to Stand by mode If noise appears in TV or VCR mode the screen turns blue The blue back off timer is then engaged and will automatically switch the set...

Page 15: ...t channel number entry 0 9 Digit buttons You can select channels by pressing the 0 9 digit buttons on the remote control For single and double digit entry see section B above Flashback button Press this button to switch the currently viewed channel to the previously viewed channel and vice versa This function is only available in programme channel selection mode I e not when AV terminals are in us...

Page 16: ...s are as indicated below MENU Button By pressing the MENU Button CONTRAST COLOUR BRIGHTNESS SHARPNESS NORMALISE TINT CONTROL ECO MODE NOISE REDUCTOR BLACK STRETCHER ROTATION SVM VOLUME EQUALIZER LOUDNESS BALANCE NORMALISE LOUDSPEAKERS MODE EFFECTS SOUND IDENTIFICATION ON TIMER TIME SWITCH ON OFF TIMER OFF 120 Min 90 Min 60 Min 30 Min CHILD LOCK LOCK ALL LOCK PROGRAMME CLEAR LOCK DEMO POST CODE VOL...

Page 17: ...a blue box 4 Adjust the picture quality to your liking with the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons NORMALISE Menu 5 Press the MENU button if you wish to normalize video levels to default factory settings 6 Press the Cursor DOWN button to see more options TINT CONTROL 7 Select TINT CONTROL and press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons to adjust your desired skin colour blue or red CH CH CH Picture Adjustments Pic...

Page 18: ...ea of the picture ROTATION 11 If the picture is tilted select Rotation and press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons to adjust the picture tilt 12 Press the Cursor DOWN button to see more options SVM 13 Select SVM Scan Velocity Modulator and press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons to change the resolution of the picture ON or OFF 14 Press the MENU button to close the Menu CH ECO MODE ECO MODE NOISE REDUCTOR...

Page 19: ...UE button SCOPE Mode In this mode you can enlarge and move the picture by means of UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT buttons E F C I You can also enter to the following functions STILL ON OFF by RED button SCOPE ON OFF by GREEN button EXIT by BLUE button PICTURE Mode Press the YELLOW button PICTURE MODE to select a predetermined level Video and Audio FACTORY SETTINGS CINEMA CINEMA PLUS SOFT PERSONAL SPORT RICH F...

Page 20: ...Vertical SIZE LARGE SMALL AUTO mode VPS code The VPS signal is sent by some broadcasting stations with information of the original size When the TV is in AUTO mode and receives the VPS signal it changes the size automatically as indicated below When the TV is receiving VPS code 16 9 the TV selects CINEMA automatically When the TV is receiving VPS code 14 9 the TV selects ZOOM 14 9 automatically Wh...

Page 21: ...he centre of view This is an advantage for example when watching sports games where there is no real fixed centre of the picture NORMAL You can watch 4 3 programs in 4 3 format by switching to Normal Mode function ZOOM 14 9 Adapts the 14 9 broadcast cinema movies to the 14 9 Mode CINE 16 9 Adapts the 16 9 broadcast cinema movies to the 16 9 Mode thereby getting rid of the black borders Special det...

Page 22: ...w When the TV set is receiving a STEREO programme the TV selects STEREO automatically and you can change STEREO MONO When the TV is receiving a BILINGUAL programme the TV selects DUAL CHANNEL A automatically and you can change DUAL CHANNEL A DUAL CHANNEL B DUAL CHANNEL A B MONO When the TV is receiving a MONO NICAM programme the TV set selects MONO NICAM automatically and you can change MONO NICAM...

Page 23: ...ust The Equalizer adjustments are not operative for the headphones LOUDNESS mode Select LOUDNESS to improve the sound quality Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons to select Normal Special or Off The LOUDNESS modes are not operative for the headphones CH CH CH CH CH Sound Setting Mode LOUDNESS increases the volume of low and high frequency signals according to the current volume setting In NORMAL mo...

Page 24: ...e Menu CH CH CH EFFECTS HEADPHONES STEREO LOUDSPEAKERS NORMALISE BALANCE LOUDNESS EQUALIZER VOLUME Press the MENU button to normalise LOUDSPEAKERS NORMALISE SOUND MODE SOUND IDENTIFICATION EFFECTS HEADPHONES OFF EFFECTS EFFECTS EFFECT OFF Normal sound without sound effect EFFECT ON the spatial effect depends on whether the feed is MONO or STEREO If the source feed is MONO it produces a Pseudo Ster...

Page 25: ...ust the desired switch on time The GREEN button is used to cancel the SWITCH ON function 8 Press the MENU button to close the Menu 9 Press the Stand by button æ TV on the remote control to put the TV into switch on Stand by Mode When the preset time is reached the TV set turns ON automatically As a safety precaution in the case of nobody being home when the television switches on automatically the...

Page 26: ...cting the access to the whole TV If necessary repeat steps 1 to 5 to see the CHILD LOCK Menu 7 Press the Cursor RIGHT button to select the protection type white letters Select NONE To cancel the protection Select ALWAYS LOCKED The access to the TV will be protected throughout the day Select START STOP to block access to the TV during the desired period of time Enter the hours and minutes using the...

Page 27: ... erase all the adjustments made to the CHILD LOCK function If necessary repeat steps 1 to 5 Page 25 to see the CHILD LOCK Menu 6 Press the Cursor UP button E to select CLEAR LOCK 7 Press the MENU button to confirm that you want to initialise the CHILD LOCK system 8 Press the MENU button to clear the on screen display Use the CLEAR LOCK to cancel any previously set CHILD LOCK programmes to avoid ma...

Page 28: ...rsor red background and the E F buttons for changing the letter number Repeat this action for other letters numbers 9 When you have finished the eighth letter number press the BLUE button to confirm the Postcode Postcode set 10 When the Postcode has been set Press the GREEN button to activate the Postcode which will be displayed at TV switch on time for some seconds or Press the RED button if you ...

Page 29: ...sor red background and the E F buttons for changing the letter number Repeat this action for other letters numbers 11 When you have finished the eighth letter number press the BLUE button to confirm the Postcode Postcode set 12 When the Postcode has been set Press the GREEN button to activate the Postcode which will be displayed at TV switch on time for some seconds or Press the RED button if you ...

Page 30: ...ough the following steps automatically and sequentially Automatic Channel Sorting System ACSS The TV set SEARCHES FOR FREQUENCIES memorises the channels found and sorts them according to technical criteria from Pr 01 of the TV to a maximum of 99 programmes This tuning process may take several minutes to perform Editing When the TV has finished the automatic search the Stored programmes menu will a...

Page 31: ...5 Press the Cursor RIGHT button to select with white letters the Channel type CH Aerial or CC Cable 6 Enter the real channel number you want to store with the 0 9 digit buttons two digit entry only 7 Press the GREEN button to memorize 8 Press the MENU button to clear the on screen display 9 Repeat the above procedure for presetting other programme MEMORIZE Pr 06 CH21 CH CC MAIN Menu TUNE Menu CHAN...

Page 32: ...o select SEARCH White letters on a blue background TUNE Menu SEARCH 7 Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons to start preset The tuning sequence will stop when a signal is detected if the signal is not the required channel press or to continue 8 Press the GREEN button to memorize 9 Press the MENU button to clear the on screen display 10 Repeat the above procedure for presetting other programme channe...

Page 33: ...required MODE This feature allows you to select TV VCR SKIP First follow the above steps 1 2 3 and 4 The TUNE Menu will appear on screen 5 Press the Cursor DOWN button F to select MODE 6 Press the Cursor RIGHT button to select with white letters TV VCR or SKIP TV If the TV signal is weak the image can shake In this case put it in TV mode VCR In some case the upper part of the picture may be distor...

Page 34: ...itled Stored programmes page 12 MAIN Menu INSTALL AND TUNE OTHER FUNCTIONS AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS CHANNEL SEARCH F TUNE MODE EDIT AUTO TUNE Press the MENU button to enter Pr 06 CH21 TUNE Menu Pr 01 CH21 BBC1 Pr 02 CH31 BBC2 Pr 03 CH41 ITV Pr 04 CH51 CH4 Pr 05 CH61 CNN Pr 06 Pr 07 Pr 08 Pr 09 Pr 10 Stored programmes Edit this program Go to sorting mode Delete this program Exit this m...

Page 35: ...ess the MENU button to see the MAIN Menu 2 Press the Cursor DOWN button F to select AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS 3 Press the MENU button to see the SOUND Menu 4 Press the GREEN button to select HEADPHONES VOLUME 5 Turn down the volume with the Cursor LEFT button 6 Insert the headphone plug all the way into the headphone jack as indicated on the drawing 7 Adjust the headphone volume with the Cursor LEFT RIGHT...

Page 36: ...ress this button to turn your VCR on Fast forward picture search forward and Rewind picture search reverse buttons Both these buttons have the following function Fast Forwarding and Rewinding To move through the cassette faster press the STOP button to stop and then press the or button to fast forward or rewind the cassette Press the STOP button to stop fast forward or rewind Picture Search During...

Page 37: ...g different system Your SHARP TV is adjusted to receive 2 Teletext systems namely FLOF and LIST which are automatically identified by the receiver The user can easily identify them by the manner in which they appear on the screen TELETEXT News Sports Movie Weather FLOF LIST TELETEXT 100 200 300 400 RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE To switch ON and switch OFF the Teletext 1 Select the TV...

Page 38: ...ollowing subpage These two buttons are shown on the screen by the signs and 3 Wait until the subpage appears You can use this button together with the display CANCEL button k This means that you can view the main TV picture until the subpage has been found The on screen TV icon in the top left side of the screen will show TXT When the subpage has been found the screen will change to the subpage nu...

Page 39: ...een for page number storage 4 Enter the teletext page number using the 0 9 digit buttons enter three digits or channel selector E F buttons 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the numbers for the desired pages have been entered 6 Press the STORE g button to memorize the page numbers you require The symbol STORE appears on the screen 7 Press the TEXT MIX PICTURE button a b Q two times to go out from Telet...

Page 40: ...6 Red Green Blue control 3 Audio left output 10 Not used 17 Earth for video 4 Common earth for audio 11 Green input 18 Earth for Red Green Blue control 5 Earth for blue 12 Not used 19 Video output 6 Audio left input 13 Earth for red 20 Video input 7 Blue input 14 Not used 21 Plug shield 1 Audio right output 8 Audio video control 15 Chroma S Video input 2 Audio right input 9 Earth 16 Not used 3 Aud...

Page 41: ...sed check for broken wires Adjust COLOUR control Try fine tuning to correct Try a new channel to check for possible station trouble Aerial not connected to terminal at the back of the TV set If outside aerial is used check for broken wires Check for local interference Try a new channel to check for possible station trouble Aerial not connected to terminal at the back of the TV set If outside aeria...

Page 42: ...g 52 Kg 11 Speaker 2 pcs 6x13 cm 6x13 cm 12 Aerial Input Impedance UHF 75 ohm Unbalanced 13 Safety CE MARK 14 EMC CE MARK 15 Accessories etc a User Instruction Yes b Quick Start Guide Yes c Typical Connections Yes b Remote Control Yes c Battery 2 pcs Auto Installation System AIS Automatic Channel Sorting System ACSS 99 Channel Programming System Cable and Hyperband Blue Back Noise Mute Function OS...

Page 43: ...ing 32 FLOF Teletext 36 Front TV 5 H Headphone jack 34 I Identification Sound 23 L LIST Teletext 36 37 38 Loudness 22 M Main power button 13 Manual Channel Preset 30 31 Menu Structures 15 Mono 21 N Noise reductor 17 O OFF Timer 24 ON Timer 24 Other Features 34 P Picture Adjustments 16 Picture Mode 18 Postcode Security 27 R Rear TV 5 Remote Control buttons 4 Remote Control Battery Installation 3 Ro...

Page 44: ...SHARP ELECTRÓNICA ESPAÑA S A SHARP ELECTRONICS U K LTD Sharp House Thorp Road Newton Heath Manchester M40 5BE PRINTED IN SPAIN TINS A828WJN0 06 03 PASSWORD POSTCODE SECURITY TV SHARP 28 32KF 84H ...

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