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Contents

Preparation

Accessories ................................................................ 2

Easy setup ................................................................. 3
Safety precautions ..................................................... 4

Part names ................................................................. 6

Installing batteries in the remote control unit ............. 7

Watching TV

Watching a TV programme ........................................ 9
Operating the TV buttons ......................................... 10

Useful features

Clock/Timer/Channel display ................................... 11

Mute ......................................................................... 11

Sound mode ............................................................. 12

Channel recall .......................................................... 12
TV/Video selection ................................................... 12

Selecting menu items

Selecting a menu item .............................................. 16

Settings and adjustments

On-screen display language selection ..................... 18

Auto channel tuning ................................................. 19

Manual channel tuning ............................................. 20
Channel setting ........................................................ 21

Picture adjustment ................................................... 25

Inset adjustment ....................................................... 27

Sound adjustment .................................................... 28
Equalizer .................................................................. 29

Surround sound ....................................................... 30

Background .............................................................. 30

Auto select ............................................................... 31
Comfy view .............................................................. 32

Safety mode ............................................................. 33

Broadcast features

Teletext broadcasts .................................................. 54

Connections

Connecting to a DVD player ..................................... 59

Watching DVD Playback .......................................... 59
Connecting to an antenna ........................................ 60

Connecting to an antenna via a VCR ....................... 60

Connecting to video equipment ............................... 61

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting ........................................................ 62

Specifications

Specifications ........................................................... 63

Definition of Terms ................................................... 64

Picture in Picture (PIP) function

PIP on/off selection .................................................. 13

Move ........................................................................ 13

Input/channel selection of inset screen .................... 14

Swap/Freeze ............................................................ 14
Channel scan ........................................................... 15

16:9 mode ................................................................ 34
Child lock .................................................................. 35

Demo ....................................................................... 38

Clock ........................................................................ 39

Day ........................................................................... 40
On timer ................................................................... 40

Off timer ................................................................... 42

Reminder on-screen timer ....................................... 43

View timer ................................................................ 45
Beep reminder ......................................................... 48

Favourite channels ................................................... 49

Game ....................................................................... 50

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Page 1: ...PERATION MANUAL COLOUR TELEVISION TINS B551WJZZ 05P07 MSP Please read this operation manual carefully before using the colour television MODEL 29H FX3P MOДЕЛЬ 29H FG5R SHARP CORPORATION 23 2 05 4 01 PM 1 ...

Page 2: ...ustment 27 Sound adjustment 28 Equalizer 29 Surround sound 30 Background 30 Auto select 31 Comfy view 32 Safety mode 33 Broadcast features Teletext broadcasts 54 Connections Connecting to a DVD player 59 Watching DVD Playback 59 Connecting to an antenna 60 Connecting to an antenna via a VCR 60 Connecting to video equipment 61 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 62 Specifications Specifications 63 Defi...

Page 3: ...l have many years of enjoyment from this television set To ensure proper operation please read this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference Remote control Size AA batteries Operation manual The following accessories are included with this television Accessories ...

Page 4: ...ee 60 61 to connect video equipment See the operation manual of your video equipment when connecting to the TV set Insert the batteries into the remote control Use the two batteries included with the TV See 7 Insert the AC plug to the power outlet If you will not use the TV set for a considerable length of time as a safety precaution unplug the cord from the outlet Tune the channels Use the button...

Page 5: ...dult and serious damage to the set Sharp recommends securing the TV set to a stable surface or wall to prevent the set from falling due to sudden shocks or impact Water To prevent fire or electrical shock do not place the TV set near a bathroom swimming pool or other area where it may become wet Moisture To prevent electrical shock do not use the TV set in an excessively damp place Power cord prot...

Page 6: ...eave adequate space behind the TV for proper ventilation TV Set position Do place the TV set onto an even stand table or track which size is bigger than the TV set If the TV set is put onto a smaller size or uneven stand table or track may cause the TV cabinet distort Do not put or insert anything between TV set and the stand table or track Uneven surface and excessive force Television equipment a...

Page 7: ...s all settings NORMAL Calls the GAME screen GAME Switches between OFF ESS DOLBY or SRS during receiving signal stereo and OFF or EPS during receiving signal monaural SOUND MODE SURROUND Operate the Favourite Channel and Teletext functions Colour buttons Select the GAME mode items Cursor buttons Adjusts the volume Used for MENU setup Switches between TV broadcast and A V input programmes Switches b...

Page 8: ...teries if weak or if the unit is not in use for long periods Do not mix old and new batteries Incorrect installation of the batteries may damage the remote control TV set TV Set Right side Headphone jack Used to listen to the audio with headphone When using headphone see 10 S Video input terminal SAV3 Connects to a camcorder video game etc 61 Video input terminal AV 3 Connects to a camcorder video...

Page 9: ...e volume Make adjustments in PRESET Channel up down button Select the channels Tune or set the channels CH CH MENU PRESET button Used for MENU setup Tunes the channels MENU PRESET POWER switch Turns the main power on and off 9 POWER STANDBY indicator Power can be turned on by the remote control when the indicator is lit red 9 COMFY VIEW indicator Lights up red when the COMFY VIEW is set to DARK MI...

Page 10: ... TV set Also if you will not be at home for a considerable length of time unplug the cord from the outlet The AV1 or SAV1 AV2 or COMPONENT and AV3 or SAV3 input channels can be selected using TV VIDEO Channels that have been skipped cannot be selected by CH CH See 22 The on screen displays in this manual may differ from their actual appearance 1 Turn on power When the Standby indicator is off pres...

Page 11: ...ohms Remove the headphone plug from the jack when not using the headphone Operating the TV buttons Simple operation of the TV set Using Press to increase volume Press to decrease volume Using CH CH Press CH to increase channel number Press CH to decrease channel number Using headphone Insert headphone plug into headphone jack to listen to audio with headphone The audio from the speakers is turned ...

Page 12: ...time on the On timer Off timer View timer and the remaining time of the Reminder appears on the screen Useful features Mute Silences the sound 1 Press appears on the screen and the sound is silenced 2 Press again The volume returns to its previous level 3 Press once again The display disappears Mute will be cancelled if the is pressed at any time OF F 2 3 0 V I EW 1 3 0 ON 1 2 1 5 CLOCK 9 2 8 1 5 ...

Page 13: ... the screen Example After switching from channel 5 to channel 7 is pressed the channel will change to channel 5 Press again to return to channel 7 Each time you press the SOUND MODE the mode switches between MOVIE MUSIC NEWS and CUSTOM MOVIE Movie mode MUSIC Music mode NEWS News mode CUSTOM Custom mode Sound mode SOUND MODE TV VIDEO Number buttons 100 300 1K 3K 8K CUSTOM MOV I E MUS I C NEWS 5 7 5...

Page 14: ...sired position MOVE 5 6 3 Do not keep the TV engaged in Freeze mode for a long time to prevent a possible screen burn in Picture in Picture PIP not functioning i When TV is power off ii When PIP mode is off iii When Lock TV is active iv When VIEW TIMER locking v During CHILD LOCK is active vi During main screen is displaying a picture input via Component in terminal vii During menu screen appears ...

Page 15: ...t appeared When main screen is TV channel inset screen can show other TV channels and other AV inputs by pressing PIP CH 1 When the inset screen PIP is displayed press SWAP The inset screen changes over with the main screen 2 Press FREEZE The inset screen displays a still picture If SWAP is pressed during Freeze mode the Freeze function is cancelled and the inset screen changes over with the main ...

Page 16: ...video input via the COMPONENT IN terminals Channel scan For fast and easy channel scanning this function displays each tuned channel in numeric order Number buttons CH SCAN 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 Normal screen EX Channel 10 Channel scan screen 2 Press CH SCAN or any buttons again to return to the normal screen The sub screen will dissappears Skipped channels are not displayed CHILD LOCK ON channels a...

Page 17: ...LANGUAGE mode screen will appear instead of the MENU screen To display the MENU screen press MENU PRESET until the normal screen appears then press the button again See 18 The procedures for setting and selecting the menu items on the following pages are described using the buttons on the remote control These procedures can also be performed using the corresponding buttons on the TV set Selecting ...

Page 18: ...SS ON SELECT CH ENTER RETURN MENU FEATURE AUTO SELECT OFF COMFY V I EW OFF OFF BACKGROUND RED 16 9 MODE OFF SAFETY MODE CH I LD LOCK DEMO OFF E S LECT CH ADJUST RETURN MENU T I MER DAY SUN ON CLOCK STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OFF V I EW BEEP REM I NDER OFF SELECT CH ADJUST 0 9 RETURN MENU CH SETT I NG POS I T I ON NAME COLOUR SYSTEM AUTO POS I T I ON 12 SOUND SYSTEM AUTO SK I P OFF AUTO MANUAL...

Page 19: ...ing normal screen TV set Language AUTO Normal screen MANUAL ENGL I SH FRANCA I S SE L ECT CH MENU PRESET CH CH 3 Press to display CH SETTING menu 4 Press CH CH to select LANGUAGE 5 Press to select the desired language 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen 2 Press CH CH to select CH SETTING Using MENU screen MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU P AUTO P 1 ...

Page 20: ... 20 Unused channels are automatically skipped 2 Press MENU PRESET again to display AUTO mode screen Pressing MENU PRESET changes the screen as shown below 3 Press on TV set All the TV stations in your area that can be received by the TV set are automatically preset between channels 1 to 99 The screen shows whatever is on channel 1 when auto channel preset is finished Language AUTO Normal screen MA...

Page 21: ...r buttons to select channel position 4 Press on TV set to locate channel you wish to preset to current channel position Search is initiated and when a TV signal is received during the search the search stops 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to preset channel positions for other broadcasts 6 Press MENU PRESET again to display normal screen Channel position Manual channel tuning Enables manual channel t...

Page 22: ... setting for individual items changes as follows Channel setting Enables individual channel setting AUTO PAL N443 N358 SECAM CH CH MENU C I NEMAX AUTO 1 2 AUTO OF F 1 6 8 2 5MH z CH SE T T I NG POS I T I ON NAME COLOUR SYST EM POS I T I ON SOUND SYST EM SK I P AUTO MANUAL SORT LANGUAGE ENGL I SH SE L ECT CH AD JUST RE TURN MENU MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT E...

Page 23: ...arching ON OFF Switching SOUND SYSTEM Set the system to AUTO for normal TV reception The AUTO mode automatically detects the receiving signal system and changes the reception system of the TV set When the sound is not stable switching to an appropriate system may improve the sound quality In a weak reception area or under bad reception conditions you can change the frequency for fine tuning When u...

Page 24: ...1 7 2 6 9 1 8 2 7 SE L ECT CH MOVE 1 DE L E T E 2 SORT 2 TV2 1 1 2 0 3 HAL LMRK 1 2 2 1 1 STARWLD 1 0 1 9 4 HBO 1 3 2 2 5 D I SCOVR 1 4 2 3 6 L EARN 1 5 2 4 7 1 6 2 5 8 1 7 2 6 9 1 8 2 7 SE L ECT CH MOVE 1 2 TO 4 Press CH CH or to select program number 5 e g DISCOVR SORT 2 TV2 1 1 2 0 3 HAL LMRK 1 2 2 1 1 STARWLD 1 0 1 9 4 HBO 1 3 2 2 5 D I SCOVR 1 4 2 3 6 L EARN 1 5 2 4 7 1 6 2 5 8 1 7 2 6 9 1 8 ...

Page 25: ...1 6 2 5 8 1 7 2 6 9 1 8 2 7 DE L E T E 2 2 SORT 2 HAL LMRK 1 1 2 0 3 HBO 1 2 2 1 1 STARWLD 1 0 1 9 4 D I SCOVR 1 3 2 2 5 L EARN 1 4 2 3 6 1 5 2 4 7 1 6 2 5 8 1 7 2 6 9 1 8 2 7 SE L ECT CH MOVE 1 DE L E T E 2 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears When you select AV1 AV2 or AV3 for the channel position the CH SETTING menu changes as shown on the right and the colour mode changes in the following ...

Page 26: ... standard factory setting position Pressing NORMAL will reset all the items of PICTURE menu and SOUND menu to the standard factory setting position 3 Press to display PICTURE menu 4 Press CH CH to select adjustment items 5 Adjust using Wait for approximately five seconds to return to PICTURE menu CH CH MENU NORMAL MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU...

Page 27: ... turning OFF this feature WHITE TEMP can only be adjusted on PICTURE menu If any items is adjusted VIDEO MODE will automatically change to CUSTOM Selected item Press Press VIDEO MODE CONTRAST To decrease contrast To increase contrast COLOUR For less colour intensity For more colour intensity BRIGHTNESS For less brightness For more brightness TINT To move tint toward red To move tint toward green W...

Page 28: ... can only be selected when PIP is ON 5 Press to display INSET menu 6 Press CH CH to select adjustment item MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU P I CTURE 5 0 1 0 CUSTOM 2 5 2 0 2 0 ON CONTRAST COLOUR V I DEO MODE BR I GHTNESS T I NT SHARPNESS P I CTURE NR WH I T E T EMP I NSE T SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU I NSE T 1 0 T I NT BR I GHTNESS CH CH MEN...

Page 29: ...AL MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SOUND SURROUND EPS BBE ON EQUAL I Z ER BALANCE 1 5 AVL ON SUPER BASS ON BALANCE 1 5 29 Selected item Press Press BBE 2 The BBE is ON The BBE is OFF BALANCE To shift balance To shift balance toward left toward right AVL 2 The AVL is ON The AVL is OFF SUPER BASS The SUPER BASS is ON The SUPER BASS is OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF EQUALIZER Refer wit...

Page 30: ...IC NEWS or CUSTOM When MOVIE MUSIC or NEWS is adjusted EQUALIZER will automatic change to CUSTOM mode 10 Press MENU until normal screen appears CH CH MENU MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU SOUND SURROUND OF F BBE ON EQUAL I Z ER BALANCE 0 AVL ON SUPER BASS ON SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU 100 300 1K 3K 8K EQUAL I Z ER MUS I C NEWS MOV I E CUSTOM...

Page 31: ...o select BACKGROUND 5 Press to select RED GREEN BLUE or OFF RED Red screen will appear GREEN Green screen will appear BLUE Blue screen will appear OFF No signal screen will appear 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears after 3 seconds after 15 minutes No signal When BACKGROUND is set to RED GREEN or BLUE RED GREEN or BLUE TV off Standby mode Indicator Standby indicator lights up red CH CH MENU S...

Page 32: ...EATURE menu 4 Press CH CH to select AUTO SELECT 5 Press to select ON or OFF 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears To use the Auto Select function confirm the following The TV set is turned on The Standby indicator lights up green The video equipment such as a video game system or camcorder is connected to the front AV 3 IN terminals Example Connect the video equipment to the front AV 3 IN termi...

Page 33: ...p in red Using Remote Control 1 Press C VIEW directly enter to the COMFY VIEW mode screen 2 Each time you press C VIEW the mode switches between OFF DARK MID or LIGHT When COMFY VIEW is set to OFF the COMFY VIEW indicator on the TV set is turn off When COMFY VIEW is set to DARK MID or LIGHT the COMFY VIEW indicator on the TV set lights up in red 3 The COMFY VIEW mode screen disappear approximately...

Page 34: ...r supply 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen 2 Press CH CH to select FEATURE 3 Press to display FEATURE menu 4 Press CH CH to select SAFETY MODE 5 Press to select ON or OFF 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU F EATURE AUTO SE L ECT OF F COMFY V I EW OF F BACKGROUND OF F SAF E TY MODE ON 1 6 9 MODE OF F CH I LD L...

Page 35: ...lect ON or OFF Format of signal Input Mode set to OFF Mode set to ON 16 9 format signal 4 3 format signal 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears CH CH MENU MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU F EATURE AUTO SE L ECT OF F COMFY V I EW OF F BACKGROUND OF F SAF E TY MODE OF F 1 6 9 MODE ON CH I LD LOCK DEMO OF F SE L ECT CH AD JUST RE TURN MENU ...

Page 36: ...o turn OFF or to change setting of CHILD LOCK mode OFF LOCK TV is deactivated continue CH CH MENU MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU F EATURE AUTO SE L ECT OF F COMFY V I EW OF F BACKGROUND OF F SAF E TY MODE OF F 1 6 9 MODE OF F CH I LD LOCK DEMO OF F SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU CH I LD LOCK POS I T I ON LOCK STATUS OF F LOCK TV OF F LOCK GAME...

Page 37: ...uttons 0 9 on the remote control For example 0000 Press NORMAL to reset the entered number to 0000 CH I LD LOCK POS I T I ON 2 5 LOCK STATUS ON LOCK TV OF F LOCK GAME OF F PASSWORD 0 0 0 0 SW I TCH OF F TV TO ACT I VAT E CH I LD LOCK SE L ECT CH AD JUST RE TURN MENU CH I LD LOCK POS I T I ON LOCK STATUS OF F LOCK TV OF F LOCK GAME ON PASSWORD 0 0 0 0 SW I TCH OF F TV TO ACT I VAT E CH I LD LOCK SE...

Page 38: ...ing Number buttons 0 9 on the remote control For example 0000 Press to clear the entered number If the wrong PASSWORD is entered PASSWORD INCORRECT screen will appear Input the PASSWORD again in this case If you forget your PASSWORD please input 2398 to enter then change to new PASSWORD To change to new PASSWORD please see PASSWORD on 36 The PASSWORD is shared for CHILD LOCK and VIEW TIMER Child l...

Page 39: ...1 6 9 MODE OF F CH I LD LOCK DEMO ON SE L ECT CH AD JUST RE TURN MENU 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears You are advised to change the setting in MENU after the DEMO is turn OFF During demonstration is showing 1 Press any button on remote control once will pause the demonstration for approximately 1 minute 2 Press any button again will exit the demo mode temporary and return back to TV mode ...

Page 40: ... the 0 will not appear after entering the 4th digit Example 09 28 9 28 To cancel the clock setting press NORMAL when CLOCK is highlighted so as to set the clock to CH CH MENU Number buttons MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU T I MER DAY SUN ON CLOCK STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OF F V I EW BE EP REM I NDER OF F SE L ECT CH ADJ UST 0 9 RE TURN ME...

Page 41: ... order SUN MON TUE SAT FRI THU WED CH CH MENU Number buttons MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU T I MER DAY MON ON CLOCK 9 2 8 STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OF F V I EW BE EP REM I NDER OF F SE L ECT CH ADJ UST RE TURN MENU T I MER DAY MON ON 1 2 1 5 CLOCK 9 2 8 STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OF F V I EW BE EP REM I NDER OF F SE L ECT CH ADJ UST...

Page 42: ...ample 09 28 9 28 To cancel the timer setting press NORMAL when ON is highlighted so as to set the timer to The On timer is cancelled if the power is turned off using POWER on the TV set If the TV set is turned on by the On timer then the TV set will be automatically turned off again in two hours if no buttons are pressed on the TV set or remote control unless the TV had been setting by Off timer h...

Page 43: ...r cannot be set If 0 is pressed for the 1st digit the 0 will not appear after entering the 4th digit Example 09 28 9 28 To cancel the timer setting press NORMAL when OFF is highlighted so as to set the timer to The Off Timer is cancelled if the power is turned off by POWER on the TV set or if the power is interrupted CH CH MENU Number buttons NORMAL MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T ...

Page 44: ...following order Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes The right example shows that the Reminder will be activated after one hour and 50 minutes 0 10 0 20 12 50 CH CH MENU MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU T I MER DAY SUN ON CLOCK STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OF F 1 5 0 V I EW BE EP REM I NDER OF F SE L ECT CH ADJ UST RE TUR...

Page 45: ...INDER is set to ON This function also works in the Standby mode Power is automatically turned on five minutes before the preset length of time expires The TV set automatically returns to the Standby mode approximately 1 minute after the timer expired if no buttons are pressed on the TV set or remote control The Reminder is cancelled if POWER on the TV set is pressed or if the power is otherwise in...

Page 46: ...wing order As soon as the time is entered the timer starts to count down It is reset to when view timer has expired 0 30 1 00 10 00 5 Press to display VIEW menu continue CH CH MENU MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU T I MER DAY SUN ON CLOCK STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OF F V I EW BE EP REM I NDER OF F SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU V I EW LOCK...

Page 47: ...is set to ON Five minutes before the preset length of time expires in the example after 1 hours and 25 minutes the remaining time will be displayed every minute with the beeping sound When BEEP REMINDER is set to ON 0 00 will be displayed for 10 seconds just before VIEWING TIME is complete with the beeping sound When BEEP REMINDER is set to ON When the viewing time has passed the TV set enters the...

Page 48: ...rrect PASSWORD the VIEWING TIME is cancelled If the wrong PASSWORD is entered PASSWORD INCORRECT screen will appear for approximately 5 seconds Repeat step 2 to input the PASSWORD again Number buttons V I EW I NG T I ME OVER PL EASE I NPUT PASSWORD V I EW I NG T I ME OVER PL EASE I NPUT PASSWORD View timer continued If you forget your PASSWORD please input 2398 to enter then repeat steps 10 and 11...

Page 49: ... TIMER menu 4 Press CH CH to select BEEP REMINDER 5 Press to select ON or OFF ON To alert users with beeping sound that the timer are expiring soon OFF The beeping sound is off MENU SOUND P I CTURE F EATURE T I MER CH SE T T I NG SE L ECT CH ENT ER RE TURN MENU 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears T I MER DAY SUN ON CLOCK STATUS ONCE POS I T I ON VOLUME OF F V I EW BE EP REM I NDER ON SE L ECT...

Page 50: ...he display will disappear after three seconds and then the selected channel is preset 3 To watch favourite channel press A The preset favourite channel will be displayed e g Channel 12 4 To preset another favourite channel repeat steps 1 and 2 above To change a preset favourite channel repeat steps 1 and 2 above Colour buttons CH CH 1 2 Displayed in green or yellow 1 2 Turns to white 1 2 Settings ...

Page 51: ... continue or terminate the game Total number of maps 25 The title menu allows you to select a map to start with Key functions during Title menu 1 To select SEL MAP or EXIT SEL MAP To select a map to play EXIT To exit from the game 2 To select the number of maps 1 to 25 3 ENTER To enter the game screen For EXIT return to the GAME menu 4 MENU To return to the GAME menu Key functions during Game scre...

Page 52: ...menu 1 ENTER To start the game 2 To select a difficulty level 3 MENU To return to the GAME menu Key functions during Game screen 1 ENTER To shoot the ball To pause the game 2 To move the paddle to left or right 3 MENU To return to the GAME menu MENU ENTER SNAKE Rules Guide the snake on the screen so that it can eat an apple If the snake eats an apple resulting in the score exceeding 1000 the snake...

Page 53: ...tage 1 keeping the score If the score reaches the maximum the CONGRATULATIONS screen appears Key functions during Title menu 1 ENTER To start the game 2 MENU To return to the GAME menu Key functions during Game screen 1 To move the hunter up or down 2 To make the hunter prepare for shooting 3 To shoot an arrow 4 MENU To return to the GAME menu e g Stage 3 screen BRAIN Rules The screen shows severa...

Page 54: ...it was If a rock is above the cavity it falls You can push a rock aside into a cavity You cannot move a rock into a brick wall or grass field The character can walk on a grass field but cannot walk on a brick wall Total number of stages 5 Key functions during Title menu 1 ENTER To start the game 2 To select a number of stages 1 to 5 3 To confirm the selection of a stage 4 MENU To return to the GAM...

Page 55: ...the TV programme the Teletext pages are transmitted using different systems Your SHARP TV is adjusted to receive two Teletext systems namely FLOF and LIST which are automatically identified by the receiver You can easily identify them by the manner in which they appear on the screen Entering and leaving Teletext mode 1 Select a TV channel which is broadcasting the Teletext programme you wish to wa...

Page 56: ...etext screen Mixed mode The Teletext broadcast is superimposed onto the current TV programme screen Half page Each time you press the button the upper lower half of the Teletext page is magnified and displayed on the screen Hold Press to hold a Teletext page or sub page on the screen Press again to cancel the Hold mode Reveal Press to reveal hidden information such as the answer to a quiz Press ag...

Page 57: ... be changed being in Teletext Cancelled mode LIST Press to force the Teletext to LIST mode It means that row 24 bottom row of Teletext will not have transmitter information only the pages that you have previously stored in the memory See 57 for more information on Teletext page memory list Press again to switch from LIST mode to FLOF system Index Press to return to the index page Reset Press to re...

Page 58: ... 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to store other page number 1 Select the programme channel number into which you want to store Teletext page numbers 2 Press to select the Teletext mode FLOF FLOF Teletext 100 News Sports Movie Weather LIST Teletext 100 100 200 300 400 LIST Teletext 315 100 200 300 400 LIST Teletext 315 100 200 315 400 F F F Colour buttons Number buttons LIST 3 Press LIST to change from FLOF...

Page 59: ...k in FLOF mode If link page data are transmitted from the TV station each link page can be viewed by pressing the Colour buttons A B C and D News Sports Movie Weather If no link page data are transmitted pressing each Colour button A B C or D selects the following pages RED A Current page No plus 1 GREEN B Current page No plus 2 YELLOW C Current page No plus 3 CYAN D Current page No minus 1 101 10...

Page 60: ...move the cables from the terminals by the plugs and not the cables themselves Connections Connecting to a DVD player The DVD input terminals COMPONENT IN on the rear of the TV can be used to input high quality images from a DVD player Watching DVD Playback 1 Press TV VIDEO to select COMPONENT DVD input screen Connecting the video terminals DVD input terminals DVD player Y Y or Y Y PB CB PB CB or B...

Page 61: ...nnecting to an antenna via a VCR You can also connect the TV set to the tuner on a VCR using the connection shown below When using the RF terminal connection set the TV to channel zero to make initial adjustments for the VCR Turn off the power on the TV set and the VCR being connected before making the above connections Be sure the cord plugs are fully inserted in the connection terminals See the ...

Page 62: ...naural audio connect the external source to the audio input left terminal on the front or rear of the TV set MONO to hear the same sound from both speakers The audiovisual cords required to connect the TV set with video equipment may differ from those shown in the above diagram See the operation manual of your video equipment for connection details The above recording and editing connections are f...

Page 63: ...utlet power OFF POWER switch of TV not ON Antenna not connected to terminal at the back of the TV set If outside antenna is used check for broken wires Check for local interference Turn OFF using the POWER switch then turn ON again after a minute Adjust COLOUR control Check batteries in the remote control Try fine tuning to correct Contrast setting in picture mode might be all the way to the minus...

Page 64: ...60 Hz PAL 6 5 MHz 60 Hz NTSC 3 58 4 5 MHz 50 Hz VCR Playback S VIDEO NTSC 3 58 MHz Using S Video in terminal S VIDEO NTSC 4 43 MHz S VIDEO PAL S VIDEO SECAM S VIDEO SECAM L Special VCR and VDP Video in 50 60 Hz Playback S Video in 50 60 Hz Reception Channels PAL B G VHF E2 E12 ch SECAM B G UHF E21 E69 ch PAL D K VHF C1 C12 ch R1 R12 ch SECAM D K K1 UHF C13 C57 ch R21 R69 ch PAL I VHF B J ch UHF 21...

Page 65: ...nals This improves the brilliance and clarity of sound AVL The AVL reduces the audio input signal in the MAIN channel L R to a selectable maximum output level if it exceeds this level at the input of the stage DOLBY V Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby Pro Logic and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories About VIRTUAL DOLBY SURROUND Home theater surround sys...

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