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DIGITAL

AUDIO
INPUT

Connections - TV, DVD Player, DECODER and VCR (Videorecorder) -

Typical Connections (Continued)

Note:

For further details, please refer to operation manuals of your DVD Player, DECODER and VCR.

BACK OF TV

DVD PLAYER

DECODER

BACK OF VCR

Aerial

(Not supplied)

Scart Lead

(Not supplied)

Scart Lead

(Not supplied)

AV/TERMINAL (AV 2)

AV/TERMINAL

(AV 1)

Euro SCART

(RGB)

Aerial IN

RF OUT

Audio/Video

Aerial Lead
(Not supplied)

Scart Lead
(Not supplied)

DIGITAL
AUDIO IN

Audio lead (Not supplied)

DIGITAL
AUDIO OUT

DIGITAL
AUDIO

INPUT

Summary of Contents for 32JF-77H

Page 1: ...COLOUR TELEVISION OPERATION MANUAL 32JF 77H PRINTED ON ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PAPER Please read this operation manual carefully before using the colour television ...

Page 2: ... domestic use only This guarantee does not apply to equipment used in the course of a business trade or profession 3 This guarantee does not cover any faults or defects caused by accident misuse fair wear and tear neglect tamper ing 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 repa...

Page 3: ...e moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the equipment and cart combination to 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 pl...

Page 4: ...erformed 38 TV VIDEO Selector Headphone Jack Sub titles and VCR Mode 40 Teletext Mode 42 21 pin Euro SCART and 21 pin Audio Video 45 Troubleshooting 46 General Specifications for Television Receiver 47 Index page 48 Remote control Type AA dry batteries Operation manual Before using the TV set for the first time install the supplied dry batteries in the remote control Remove batteries if weak or if...

Page 5: ... 18 Stop button TV 19 TV VIDEO button 20 Double window button 21 Single Double entry button Teletext 22 YELLOW button 23 BLUE button TV 24 Channel UP button 25 Volume UP button 26 Channel DOWN button 27 Wide Mode Selector TV Teletext 28 CLOCK button TV 29 Sound mode button Teletext 30 HOLD button TV 31 Sound Mute button Teletext 32 TEXT MIX PICTURE button 33 INDEX button Video 34 Channel UP button...

Page 6: ...L 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 2 With PAL SECAM NTSC Video Input 2 21 pin Audio Video AV 1 With PAL SECAM NTSC S Video Input and AV LINK control signal 3 21 pin Euro SCART RGB With PAL SECAM NTSC Video Input RF Input 4 Aerial terminal Digital Audio Input 5 RCA Input Termin...

Page 7: ...ections Aerial connection TV set only Aerial Connections TV and VCR 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 DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT ...

Page 8: ...DVD Player DECODER and VCR BACK OF TV DVD PLAYER DECODER BACK OF VCR Aerial Not supplied Scart Lead Not supplied Scart Lead Not supplied AV TERMINAL AV 2 AV TERMINAL AV 1 Euro SCART RGB Aerial IN Aerial IN RF OUT Audio Video Aerial Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Scart Lead Not supplied DIGITAL AUDIO IN Audio lead Not supplied DIGITAL AUDIO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT ...

Page 9: ...T RGB Aerial IN Aerial 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 Note For further details please refer to operation manuals of your DVD Player and Digital Set Top Box Satellite dish Not supplied DIGITAL AUDIO IN Audio lead Not supplied DIGITAL AUDIO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT ...

Page 10: ... IN Audio Video Aerial Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Aerial Lead Not supplied Dish Lead Not supplied DISH IN AERIAL IN TV SCART RF OUT Satellite dish Not supplied Aerial Not supplied Scart Lead Not supplied BACK OF VCR DIGITAL SET TOP BOX RF OUT Note For further details please refer to operation manuals of your DVD Player VCR and Digital Set Top Box DIGITAL AUDIO IN DIGITAL AUDIO OUT ...

Page 11: ...ONT 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 Note For further details please refer to operation manual of your Video Camera ...

Page 12: ...u If the TV is being used with a VCR turn on the VCR and play back a pre recorded tape The signal from the RF terminal of your VCR is assigned to a TV channel 7 Follow the instructions on the screen to start Auto Channel Preset 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 memo...

Page 13: ...e I button for changing the position of the cursor and the E F buttons for changing the letters repeat this action for other letters b 5 When you have finished the fourth letter press the I button to quit the Change of Name option c SORTING mode sorting channels Use this option for sorting the channels CH into the desired programme Pr as follows c 1 Select the programme Pr you wish to change using...

Page 14: ...u can assign your own channel number to a real channel and store it in the programme channel memory Power indicator Main power button Power supply on off button On Off Stand by button Blue back off timer Real Channel Number terrestrial cable TV Programmes CORRESPONDING REAL CHANNEL SYSTEM STATION SIGNALS REAL CHANNEL SPECIALLY NUMBER AVAILABLE L L F 2 F 4 CH 02 CH 04 In France F 5 F 10 CH 05 CH 10...

Page 15: ... AV MATRIX IDENTIFICATION STEREO NORMALIZER ANALOG INPUT DIGITAL INPUT AUTO DETECTION NORMAL ONLY AUTO INSTALLATION STOP START PRESETS TIMER INPUT SELECT SECURITY DEMO POSTCODE CHANGE PASSWORD To repeat the AUTO INSTALLATION Auto Channel Preset EDIT NAME Change of Name SORTING sorting channels DELETE Delete channels PROGRAMME 01 99 CHANNEL TYPE AERIAL CABLE SYSTEM B G D K I L L CHANNEL NUMBER REAL...

Page 16: ...atically Adapts the broadcast picture to 16 9 format without changing the centre of view You adapt the picture 16 9 format while also stretching the centre of view Options EXIT EXIT V SCROLL V SIZE NORMAL EXIT Button BLUE YELLOW BLUE BLUE To clear the on screen display Vertical scroll DOWN C UP I Vertical size SMALL C LARGE I To normalize the vertical scroll and size To clear the on screen display...

Page 17: ...utton This button selects between one or two digit 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 Back flash 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 ...

Page 18: ...C I Select PICTURE MODE to adjust the picture by a predetermined pic ture level FACTORY CINEMA CINEMA PLUS SOFT PERSONAL SPORT RICH or FILMS Select FACTORY if you wish to normalize video levels to default fac tory settings Select PERSONAL in order to recover the video level contrast colour brightness and sharpness that you had adjusted at the last time Each time you change one of these adjustments...

Page 19: ...nteractive Help 3 Press the MENU button to close the 100 Hz menu ADVANCED menu 1 Press the Cursor UP DOWN buttons E F to select a para meter from the list OSD contrast Tint control NTSC Hue control Rotation or ECO mode The red point mark indicates the selected parameter 2 Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I to adjust picture quality to your liking Select OSD contrast to adjust the contrast lev...

Page 20: ...CAN Mode SCOPE SIGNAL In this mode you can enlarge the picture and using the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT buttons E F C I you can move to the required area of the picture Press the MENU button or BLUE button to restore the picture STILL mode Frozen picture 1 Press the MENU button once to see the QUICK Menu 2 Press the BLUE button to freeze the picture In this mode the TV displays two windows the main window...

Page 21: ... SCROLL and Vertical SIZE EXIT Press the BLUE button to quit the menu 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...

Page 22: ...e 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 CINEMA 16 9 Adapts the 16 9 broadcast cinema movies to the 16 9 Mode thereby getting rid of the black borders Special de...

Page 23: ...ain window is reproduced via the loudspeakers and the volume can be adjusted by pressing the volume UP DOWN buttons C I The sound corresponding to the secondary window is reproduced via the headphones and the volume can be adjusted in the HEADPHONE LEVELS Menu Page 27 The loudspeaker headphones q w symbols appear alongside each window for a few seconds indicating where the sound of each window is ...

Page 24: ...ed AV1 S VIDEO and FRONT FRONT S VIDEO change as indicated below GREEN button AV1 S VIDEO BLUE button FRONT FRONT S VIDEO The selected input will appear on the screen 3 Press the MENU button to remove the menu from the screen or press the TV VIDEO button and you will exit the menu and VIDEO mode will change back to TV mode Switching pictures Press the Flashback button to switch the pictures A and ...

Page 25: ...UAL 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 MONO FM When the TV is receiving a MONO FM programme the TV set selects MONO automatically but the sound mode cannot be change See the STEREO Menu page 28 to change the Sound Mode...

Page 26: ...virtual surround system attempts to create the same surround effect produced by a multichannel system using only the left and right speakers The general conceptual model of a virtual surround system employs two steps to reduce the L C R and S or LS RS channels to two channels 1 Divide the centre signal equally between the left and right speakers to achieve a phantom centre image 2 Process the S or...

Page 27: ...ECIAL or OFF to improve the sound quality Select AUTOMATIC VOLUME CORRECTION ON to equalize the volume levels Select OFF to deactivate the Automatic Volume Correction Select DYNAMIC BASS MEDIUM or STRONG to increase the volume of low frequency signals For more information press the Help button 6 Press the YELLOW button to see the EQUALIZER Menu Audio Levels menus GREEN MAIN Menu Audio EFFECTS Menu...

Page 28: ...ME The red point mark indicates the selected item Select SCART VOLUME to adjust the sound level output to the Euro SCART connector RGB with the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I Select AV VOLUME to adjust the sound level output to the external connectors AV 1 AV 2 with the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I For more information press the Help button 14 Press the MENU button to close the Audio LEVELS Menus ...

Page 29: ... audio output for example a DVD a DAT or a CD AUTO DETECTION Select this option for TV identifying automatically the audio input source analog or digital 1 Press the MENU button twice to see the MAIN Menu 2 Press the GREEN button to see the Audio EFFECTS Menu Audio EFFECTS Menu 3 Press the BLUE button to see the STEREO Menu STEREO Menu 4 Press the Cursor UP DOWN buttons E F to select SPEAKERS MATR...

Page 30: ...the MENU button to close the ON TIMER Menu 7 Press the Stand by button æ TV on the remote control to put the TV set into Stand by Mode When the preset time is reached the TV set turns ON and a picture appears on the screen As a safety precaution in the case of nobody being home when the television switches on automatically the television will return to Stand by Mode after 120 minutes if it is to c...

Page 31: ...ONE ALWAYS or TIMER NONE To cancel the protection ALWAYS The access to the TV will be protected throughout the day TIMER The access to the TV will be protected during the programmed period 6 If you have selected TIMER press the Cursor UP DOWN buttons E F to select START or END START To enter the hour and minutes from the beginning of protection with the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I END To enter t...

Page 32: ...Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I 10 Press the MENU button to close the LOCK PROGRAMME Menu From this time forward whenever the protection conditions are met the screen will be blocked and the LOCKED MODE message will be displayed Press any number key on the remote control to unlock the TV Since the key for unlocking the TV is the remote control make sure you do not misplace it CLEAR LOCK Menu This op...

Page 33: ...he cursor red background and the E F buttons to set or change the letter number Repeat this action for other letters numbers 12 When you have finished the eighth letter number press the Cursor RIGHT I button to memorize the Postcode and quit form last position 13 When the Postcode has been set Press the RED button to activate the Postcode which will be displayed at TV switch on time during 10 seco...

Page 34: ...th the option HELP ON OFF you can display or hide the Help boxes 1 Press the MENU button twice to see the MAIN Menu 2 Press the YELLOW button to see the Timers Menu 3 Press the Cursor UP DOWN buttons E F to select HELP The red point mark indicates the selected item 4 Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I to activate ON or deactivate OFF the Interactive Help 5 Press the MENU button to close the M...

Page 35: ...d Press the YELLOW button to begin preset downloading to the VCR If the TV is connected to a VCR with AV LINK function or compatible the TV will automatically transfer the stored TV channels to the VCR The message appears on the screen When the message disappears the programme list of the VCR is now the same as of the TV set START Record what you see Press the GREEN button to start recording STOP ...

Page 36: ...p button 7 Press the BLUE button PROG VCR to memorize the TIMER 8 Now the VCR should be manually set for Timer Mode Refer to your VCR operation manual for further information 9 Press the MENU button to clear the on screen display YELLOW MAIN Menu Timers Menu AV LINK AV LINK TIMERS TIMERS DEMO DEMO SECURITY SECURITY CURRENT TIME PROGRAMMED SWITCH ON AT OFF TIMER STATUS HELP ON BLUE AV LINK Menu TIM...

Page 37: ... 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 Stored programmes Menu When the AUTOMATIC SEARCH has been completed the STORED PROGRAMMES menu will appear on screen and you ...

Page 38: ...NNEL TYPE SYSTEM CHANNEL NUMBER MODE SEARCH FINE TUNE 1 Press the MENU button twice to see the MAIN Menu 2 Press the BLUE button to see the TUNE Menu TUNE Menu 3 Press the Cursor UP DOWN buttons E F to select PROGRAMME red marked 4 Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I or 0 9 digit buttons to select the programme channel number you want to preset 5 Press the Cursor DOWN button F to select CHANNE...

Page 39: ...he BLUE button to see the TUNE Menu TUNE Menu 3 Press the Cursor UP DOWN buttons E F to select PROGRAMME red marked 4 Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I or 0 9 digit buttons to select the programme channel number you want to set 5 Press the Cursor DOWN button to select MODE red marked 6 Press the Cursor LEFT RIGHT buttons C I to select TV VCR or SKIP TV If the TV signal is weak the image can ...

Page 40: ...ised with the available options a Select programme to be edited E F b EDIT NAME RED button c SORTING GREEN button d DELETE YELLOW button e Exit MENU button For more explanation please go on to the section entitled Stored programmes page 12 TUNE Menu BLUE MAIN Menu INSTALLATION INSTALLATION EDIT EDIT PROGRAMME AERIAL B G 21 TV CHANNEL TYPE SYSTEM CHANNEL NUMBER MODE SEARCH FINE TUNE Stored programm...

Page 41: ... down the volume of the headphones before connecting them 1 Press the MENU button twice to see the MAIN Menu 2 Press the GREEN button to see the Audio EFFECTS Menu 3 Press the RED button to see the SPEAKER LEVELS Menu 4 Press the GREEN button to see the HEADPHONE LEVELS Menu 5 Turn down the volume with the Cursor LEFT button 6 Insert the headphone plug all the way into the headphone jack as indica...

Page 42: ...Press 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 Durin...

Page 43: ...ive 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 To switch ON and switch OFF the Teletext 1 Select a TV channel which is broadcasting the Teletext programme you would like to watch 2 Press the TEXT MIX PICTURE button a b Q to select the Teletext mode In the screen will a...

Page 44: ...EAL button d Press this button to reveal hidden information such as the answer to a quiz Press the button again to hide the information CLOCK button f In TV mode BY pressing this button the real time information will appear on the top right area of the screen In Teletext mode When a selected Teletext page has hidden subpages or timed pages these pages can be seen by the following manner 1 Press th...

Page 45: ...s can be stored If you try to store more than 4 page numbers in a programme position between 10 and 99 the previously stored page numbers will be erased Select the programme channel number into which you want to store teletext page numbers 1 Press the TEXT MIX PICTURE button a b Q to enter the teletext mode 2 Press the LIST button to change from FLOF system to LIST mode 3 Press a coloured button c...

Page 46: ... Plug shield 1 Audio right output 2 Audio right input 3 Audio left output 4 Common earth for audio 5 Earth 6 Audio left input 7 Not used 8 Audio video control 9 Earth 10 Not used 11 Not used 12 Not used 13 Earth 14 Not used 15 Not used 16 Not used 17 Earth for video 18 Earth 19 Video output 20 Video input PAL SECAM NTSC 21 Plug shield 21 pin Euro SCART and 21 pin Audio Video REAR TV 21 pin In Out ...

Page 47: ...f outside aerial is used check for broken wires Adjust COLOUR control Try fine tuning to correct 16 6 17 38 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 16 6 Try a new channel to check for possible station trouble Check for local interference Increase ...

Page 48: ...s etc a User Instruction Yes b Remote Control Yes c Battery 2 pcs 16 Other Features Auto Installation System ACSS function Auto Channel Sorting System 99 Channel Programming System Cable and Hyperband Blue Back Noise Mute Function OSD System On Screen Display Flashback Double Scan 100 Hz Line Flicker Reduction Digital Comb Filter Digital Noise reduction Digital Scan Digital Gamma Correction Tint C...

Page 49: ...27 F Features Setting Mode 29 Fine tuning 38 FLOF Teletext 42 FRONT TV 5 G Graphic Equalizer 27 H Headphone jack 40 I Identification Sound 28 Interactive Help 33 L LIST Teletext 42 43 44 Loudness mode 26 27 M Main power button 13 Manual Channel Preset 37 Menu Structures 14 Mono 24 N Noise reduction 18 NTSC Hue Control 18 O OFF Timer 29 ON Timer 29 Other Features 40 P Picture Adjustments 17 Picture...

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