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Page 1: ... COLOUR TELEVISION OPERATION MANUAL MODEL IA7 sx 51A8 OPTIONAL TELETEXT FACILITY TELETEXT MODEL ...

Page 2: ...ers two models the SX51A8 which is fitted with teletext facilities and the SX51A7 which is sold without the Teletext facilities but can be updated to the SX51A8 model with Teletext at a later date by purchasing the Teletext kit No AN222TX from the retailer and having it installed for a fee at a SHARP service centre NOTE As purchased the SX51A7 remote control Teletext buttons will be inoperative un...

Page 3: ... the Door 1 I I Remote control sensor Red I green power indicator Power on off butto Channel selector up A dow V buttons Volume channel tunin and picture adjustment buttons I I 1 I Sh P i i QESET 3 MODE A CH BL JE t3ACh Oi Q Blueback on off butrow I Picture mode select button contrast colour brightness Preset button 1 Fine tuning button kip Call button 2 ...

Page 4: ...b Sound mute button J I I SHARP TV TEXT I Off timer button Power on off button Channel selectors V A and Page selectors V A 4 lashback button Picture button IextlMix button Time button Cancel button Index button Hold button Colour button Blue Colour button Yellow picture and sound adjustment buttons Picture mode select button Sound mode select button Volume button V A NOTE The SX51A7 Remote Contro...

Page 5: ...fficient replace the batteries Position the positive and negative sides of the batteries properly Use of batteries other than those specified may make the remote control transmitter inoperative _ _ ntenna terminal ain power on off button CAUTION Remove the power plug from the power point if the TV is not to be used for an extended period 1 ideo Input terminal I Video output terminal Audio output t...

Page 6: ...The channel programme number is also displayed in the upper right corner of the screen Press the power on off button 01 behind the door or on the remote control to return the set Infrared Remote Control to standby mode the power indicator will 4 be illuminated red NOTE TV VIDEO 0 on i If the TV fails to turn ON please check that the Child Lock mode has not been I previously engaged see page 22 A I...

Page 7: ...out 6 seconds Channel 20 29 Press the O button 12 displayed for about 6 seconds and then the e button Note Refer to the note for Channel 10 19 Channel 30 39 Press the button 3 displayed for about 6 seconds on the screen and then the A button Note Refer to the note for Channel 10 19 Notes 11 The selected channel number will appear on the screen for about 3 seconds before it disappears and the TV sc...

Page 8: ...mal mode A green channel number will be displayed on the screen for a short period a Fine tuning When receiving a channel that is weak the signal can sometimes be improved by turning off the Automatic Fine Tuning AFT By pressing the FINE button and at the same time pressing either the A or V volume buttons Fine tune the channel to your preference The AFT will now be turned off and this will be ind...

Page 9: ... wili be displayed on the screen Note If you select the channels to be skipped with the Channel select buttons on the remote control the channel number will be displayed in red Press the Reset button Select a skipped channel number displayed in red with the Channel selector A or V button on the set or on the remote control Press the Skip button the displayed channel number will turn green and the ...

Page 10: ...press the Picture mode P MODE button two times the Colour Mark will change from green to RED when You press the Picture mode P MODE button three times the Brightness Mark will change from green to RED Press the P mode control until the control you wish to adjust is red in colour Press the volume A or V or the A or the V button on the remote control to adjust the picture to your liking Note The dis...

Page 11: ...ess the Sound Mode S MODE button two times the Bass Mark will change from green to RED when you press the Sound Mode S MODE button three times the Balance Mark will change from green to RED when you press the Sound Mode S MODE button four times the Volume Mark will change from green to RED Adjust the RED Mark to the position you desire and press the Adjustment W or A buttons to set the sound to yo...

Page 12: ...he channel is broadcasting in stereo or bilingual Press the button again and the display will disappear Operation of Infrared Remote Control Normal button P N Contrast Colour Brightness Pressing this button cancels any previous contrast colour and brightness adjustments and resets these to the original factory standard settings Off Timer Button The TV can be turned off automatically after 120 90 6...

Page 13: ...button selects the channel that A was tuned immediately before the one being watched For example if channels were IS selected in the order of Ch2 Ch3 then Ch6 0 v CH A s pressing the button returns tuning to Ch3 Press the button again to return to Ch6 TV VIDEO selector TV VIDEO When you press the TV VIDEO selector the TV is switched to receive Audio Video signals through the A V terminals and AV A...

Page 14: ...essed a second time the stereo mode will be selected lath audio mode indicator will be displayed In the screen as shown below Audio Mode On Screen Display Main audio MAIN Sub audio 1 SUB I Main sub audio 1 MAIN SUB I Stereo Mono STEREO MONO 3Mono button MONO f a stereo broadcast suffers from annoying loise and the stereo indicator on the screen s blinking press the mono button to change he audio t...

Page 15: ...n the screen lc I InI1 l When the Top Bottom Full button is pressed the third time the Bottom mode will be cancelled and the Full Teletext page will appear on the screen Press the button again to return to theTop mode Picture Button 0 V CH A G Psh l When the Picture button is pressed in the I s c3 0 Text or Mix mode the mode will be changed II a I to an ordinary TV programme screen 11111El Press t...

Page 16: ...an ordinary TV programme When the Time button is pressed while viewing a TV programme the current time appears on the screen for approximately 6 seconds T l r I I L S a Notes 1 When the Time button is pressed again after timer setting the timer setting will be cancelled 2 The Teletext page must have timer setting signals transmitted from the Teletext broadcasting station 4ore Button First input th...

Page 17: ...the button again to cancel the hold mode Index Button a l Used to recall the page number you stored yourself When this button is pressed the page number stored in the red block will be displayed on the screen Colour Button l I Red Green Yellow Blue l When any of these colour buttons is pressed the block will move to the position that corresponds to the pressed button where you can input the page n...

Page 18: ...utton Input the desired page number into the green block Example P300 5 6 Then press the yellow colour button Input the desired page number into the yellow block Then press the blue colour button Input the desired page number into the blue block Finally press and hold the store button until every coloured block changes to white Four page numbers have now been stored in the page number memory at th...

Page 19: ...ng an amplifier through the AUDIO OUT terminals NOTES 1 With this TV you can play back stereo recorded video cassettes in stereo 2 For monaural audio input connect the external source to the AUDIO Input Left terminal AUDIO IN L MONO to hear the same sound from both speakers 3 If monaural equipment is connected to the AUDIO Input Right terminal you will hear sound from only one of the speakers Conn...

Page 20: ...nput terminals either a VCR or a VIDEO DISC player can be connected but not both Y IN ANTENNA ANTENNA VIDEO AUDIO IN VIDEO AUDI OUT I JJp IN ANTENNA r AUDIO OUT D O VIDEO OUT VCR AUDIO OUT I VIDEO OUT DISC AUDIO IN VIDEO IN Portable VCR without tuner Reception System l PAL B Australian STD 19 ...

Page 21: ... completely turned down I Excessive l Check if the aerial wire is disconnected or noise on shortcircuited picture l Check if the tuning control is properly adjusted I Bad picture n Ghost l Ghosting is due to reflected waves which are produced by mountains large buildings or trees located nearby Therefore try to change the direction or height of the aerial I Spotted picture l Check if the set recei...

Page 22: ...9 2 and plug direct into the socket at the rear of the television receiver 300 OHM FLAT RIBBON FEEDER Connect the feeder from the antenna to the Balun for VHF UHF etc Coaxial Cable 75R ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED Operation manual remote control handset batteries service centre directory SPECIFICATIONS Receiving system Receiving channel Antenna Semiconductors Speaker Audio Output Power Source Power Consum...

Page 23: ...annel buttons on the Remote control select two numbers e g 99 Push the MAIN POWER switch on the rear to OFF and then back to ON To turn on the TV whilst the Child Lock is activated just select your two numbers on the numerical channel number buttons on the Remote control and the TV will automatically turn ON NOTE The MAIN POWER switch must be in the ON position for the Child Lock mode to operate a...

Page 24: ...lty parts or the manufac ture of the product including but not limited to defect or injury caused by or resulting from misuse abuse neglect accidental damage improper voltage liquid spillage vermin infestation software or any alterations made to the product which are not authorised by Sharp Please retain your sales documentation as this should be produced to validate a warranty claim This warranty...

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