RCA EO9310 Manual de usuario

USER'S

GUIDE

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing RCA

Yourtelevision is designed for long

life andsuperior operation. Despite its

sophistication, your new TV is

amazingly simple to operate because it

has so many automaticfeatures.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

First-Time Operation .................................................................. 2-3

Controlling Your TV

Front Panel and Headphone Jack ................................................... 4

On-Screen Displays ........................................................................ 5

Remote Operation ................................................... _...................... 6

Operating Features

VIDEO Menu .................................................................................. 7

SETUP Menu .................................................................................. 8

Languages (English, French, Spanish) ........................................... 8

Sleep Timer Operation .................................................................... 9

Alarm Timer Operation ................................................................ 10

Autoprogramming Channel Memory ........................................... 11

Editing Channel Memory ............................................................. 11

Connecting Your TV

Antenna/Cable Information ......................................................... 12

Dipole Antenna Connection .......................................................... 12

FM Radio Operation ..................................................................... 13

Home Antenna Connections ......................................................... 14

Cable-TV Connections ................................................................ 15

Cable-TV Operation ..................................................................... 16

Mounting Your "IV .................................................................. 17-19

Caring for Your TV

Cleaning & Care .......................................................................... 20

Accessories

Accessories .................................................................................. 21

Order Form ............................................................................. 21-22

Trouble Checks ......................................................................... 23

Limited Warranty .................................................................... 24

Getting Started

First-Time Operation

5. Turn on TV and place channels

in memory.

Your "IVis designed to place active

channels into your TV's memory the first

time you turnit on.

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Press POWER on the TV orremote to

turn on the TV.

The TV automatically cycles through all

channel numbers and places active

channels into the channel memory.

When your 'IV is finished, it tunes to

the lowest channel number in its

channel memory.

6. Edit the channel memory.

You can add anderase channels from

memory as desired.

• Press MENU repeatedly to highlight

SETUP. Then press • to select the

SETUP menu.

• Press MENU repeatedly to highlight

EDIT CHANNELS.

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Press MENU

repeatedly to

see 2nd setup

lncnll.

Press • to select EDIT CHANNELS.

Select the desired channel numberby

pressing the CHAN up or down button

or by pressing two number buttons.

7. Set the clock.

• Press MENU repeatedly until SETUP is

highlighted. Then press •to select the

SETUP menu.

• Repeatedly press MENU to

select (?LOCK.

• Press andhold • to set the correct

hour. Then press and hold • to set the

correct minutes.

• Press CLEAR to remove the menu from

the screen.

Then press • to add a channel, or press

• to erase a channel. Details are on

page 11.

Press CLEAR to remove the menu from

the screen.

Controlling Your TV

On-Screen Displays

Sleep

@Alarm Timer

Channel Number

@Time

MUTE

Sleep Timer

This display appears when the sleep timer has been set.

Details are on page 9.

Time

This display appears after the clock is set whenever you

change channels or press DISPLAY

Alarm Thner

This display appearswhen the alarm timer has been set.

Details are on page 10.

Channel Number

This display appears whenever you change channels or

press DISPLAY.

MUTE

This display appears when the TV's sound is muted. Press

MUTE on the remote. Details are on page 6.

FM Radio

This display appears whenever you change stations or press

DISPLAY while in the FM radio mode. Details are on

page 13.

Operating Features

VIDEO Menu

Press MENU until VIDEO is highlighted. Then press •to select the

VIDEO menu. Press MENU to move down the menu and • and • to

adjust each function.

Press

MENU tO

select

VfDEO

Press •

for 1st

lilDEO

Ivlenu

Screen

)EO RESET

The VIDEO RESETfunction changes all the video functions (color, tint,

contrast, brightness, sharpness) back to the factory settings. Press •or •

to reset the video functions. RESET appears on the TV screen momen-

tarily while the functions are being adjusted.

Pref_

until the

second

VIDEO

appears

COLOR

The COLOR function adjusts the amount of color in the picture. Press _ or

to select COLOR, then press 1_to increase or press • to decrease color.

The TINTfunction adjusts the color of flesh tones. Press • or • to select

TINT.. Press • to add more green tint or press • to add more red tint.

The CONTRAST function adjusts the overall brightness and contrast of

the picture. Press • or • to select CONTRAST. Press • to increase or

press • to decrease contrast.

The BRIGHTNESS function adjusts the brightness of the dark portions

of the picture. Press • or • to select BRIGHTNESS. Press • to

increase or press • to decrease brightness.

The SHARPNESS function adjusts picture sharpness. Press • or •to

select SHARPNESS. Press • to increase or press • to decrease.

Adjustment

Displays These functions are displayed individually at the bottom of the screen

once they have been selected. The setting can be adjusted at that time

by pressing either the • or • button.

Operating Features

Sleep Timer Operation

By setting the Sleep Timer, you can

program your TV to turn itself off

_ffter a certain period of time (up to

four hours). This is useful whenever

you want to watch TV for an hour or

•'_obefore going to sleep.

Setting the Sleep Timer

1. Press MENU until SETUP is

highlighted. Then press • to select the

SETUP menu.

4. When the Sleep Timer is turned on, the

letters SLP appear on the screen

whenever you change channels or

stations or press DISPLAY.

2. Press • to select the length of time you

want the TV to stay on. Each press of the

• button adds 30 minutes. Each press

of the • button subtracts 30 minutes.

5. Repeat step 1 to see the amount of time

remaining before the TV shuts itself off.

32 minutes

remaining

3. When finished, the display disappears

from the screen in a few seconds. To

make it disappear more quickly, press

CLEAR on the remote.

6. When the Sleep Timer counts down to

one minute, the Sleep Timer display

appears on the screen. When this display

appears, press CLEAR to cancel the

Sleep Timer if you want the "IV to

remain on.

Cancelling Sleep Timer

Press MENU until SETUP is highlighted.

Then press • to select the SETUP menu.

Press the •button until the screen

shows "-2- -".

Operating Features

AutoProgramming Channel Memory

The Channel Memory is the list of'IV 1. Connect home antenna(s) or cable to

channel numbers your "IV will stop on your set.

when you press the CHAN up or down

button. You can program any list of

channels into the channel memory

although your TV is so automatic that

:you will probably never need to

manually operate this feature. If you

do, follow the instructions at the right.

2. Press MENU until SETUP is highlight-

ed. Press • to select the SETUP menu.

Editing Channel Memory

Follow these instructions to erase and add

channels.

1. Press MENU until SETUP is highlight-

ed. Press • to select the SETUP menu.

The first time you turn on the "IV, it

cycles through all channels and places

active channels into the channel

:memory. You can then add or erase

,channels as desired by following the

:instructions in the "Editing Channel

Memory" section at the right.

Notes:

•Signals from scrambled cable channels and

some cable channels having unusual signal

conditions may not be autoprogrammed.

•To prevent the TV from losing its channel

memory, make sure the outlet you plug your

TV into is "on" all the time. Do not plug the

TV into an outlet that can be turned on and

off by a wall switch. Also do not plug the TV

into an outlet on the back of another device

(such as a cable-TV converter box) that is

turned off when the device is turned off.

• If there is an extended power failure, your

TV will automatically reprogram active

channels the first time you turn it on after

the power failure.

3. Repeatedly press MENU until

AUTOPROGRAM is highlighted.

2nd

SETUP

4. Press • to begin AutoProgramming.

The TV cycles through all channels

and places only active channels

into memory.

2. Repeatedly press MENU until EDIT

CHtL_INELS is highlighted. Press •

to select EDIT CHANNELS.

2nd

SETUP

oSelect the channel number by pressing

CHAN up or down or two number

buttons on the remote.

When "•" appears next to the channel

number, the channel is in the channel

list. Press • to erase the channel.

When "•" appears next to the channel

number, the channel is not in the

channel list. Press • to add the channel.

5. When the TV finishes cycling, you can

check the channels in memory by

pressing CHAN up or down.

Operating Features

FM Radio Operation

The FM radio is designed to work on

either cable-TV or ahome antenna. If

your TV is connected to cable-TV, the

radio will only work if your cable

company broadcasts the FM radio

signals_ If your TV is connected to a

home antenna system, you will be able

to receive those channels broadcast in

your area.

The radio can be used along with the

sleep timer and alarm timer. Listen to

music before going to sleep or wake

up to music. Details for "Setting the

,Sleep 7_mer" are on page 9 and

"Setting the Alarm" are on page 10.

You can also program up to six of your

:favorite radio stations into memory so

you'll be able to quickly select them.

Number buttons I through 6 on the

remote control can be programmed to

automatically select favorite channels.

Operating Radio

1. Turn on the "IV. Press MENU until

FM RADIO is highlighted.

When TV appears in the menu, you

are in the radio mode. When FM

RADIO appears in the menu, you are

in the TV mode.

Press CHAN up or down to select the

next available station. If the station

you want to tune is not strong enough

for the radio to lock in on it, you can

select FM MANUAL from the radio

menu. Pressing • or • will step

through each frequency one at a time.

3. Press VOLUME • or • to adjust

the volume.

Programming Radio Stations

into Memory

.Select the radio station you want to

put into memory by pressing CHAN

up or down. If the station cannot be

locked in when you press the CHAN

buttons, you can select FM MANUAL

from the radio menu. Pressing • or

• will step through each frequency

one at a time.

.When the station you want to program

appears on the TV screen, first press

number 0 to highlight the station

number, and then press number 1.

The radio station is now assigned to

number 1 and can be selected when-

ever you press number 1 when the

"IV is in the radio mode.

Number buttons 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 can

also be assigned to specific radio

stations. Repeat steps 1 and 2 above

to assign the numbers.

Tuning the National Weather

Service (air antenna only)

The TV must be connected to an antenna

(not cable-TV) and the ANTENNA

function must be set to AIR. Details for

changing this function are on page 12.

NWS is located between the highest and

lowest number on the radio scale. When

NWS cannot be located using the CHAN

buttons, you may need to use the • or •

button.

Connecting Your TV

Cable-TV Connections

Follow one of these steps to connect acable-TV system to your'IV instead of a home antenna. Since cable-TV systems

vary, you may wish to consult your local cable-TV company for additional information.

A Follow this diagram if your cable company does not require a cable box (no scrambled channels):

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Back

incoming ,,.._ _. ofCable .-'-- 13/

BFollow this diagram if your cable company requires a cable box that can be controlled by remote control:

MCI1ENNA

Incoming _ @ Back

Cable. 4 _ of

Rememberto tune yourTV to the

ouqmt channel of thecable box (usually

[@ @1our the2,3,or4)whenselectingchannelsviacablebox.

CABLE BOX

CFollow this diagram if your cable company requires a cable box that cannot be controlled by remote control:

Incoming

Cable

Note: These optional accessories (2-way

splitter(_ A/B switch(_ and three coaxial

cables (_)) are available as a kit under

#AH041BL.*

CABLE BOX

The "A" position on the A/B switch lets you select all

non-scrambled channels by the TV's remote. The "B" position allows you to select scrambled channels

via the cable box. Remember to tune your TV to the

output channel of the cable box (usually 2, 3, or 4)

when selecting channels via the cable box.

*Optional accessories are available from most dealers or electronics supply stores.

Connecting Your TV

Mounting Your Television

Follow these instructionsif you want to mount your'IV under acabinet:

Tools Required:

• Rule or tape measure

• Phillips screwdriver

• Pencil

•Blade screwdriver

• Drill and I/4" drill bit

• Drill Countersink Attachment (Optional)

Mounting Considerations:

•Make sure the bottom of the cabinet you select is strong enough to support a TV.

•Allow adequate room for ventilation, room to swivel, access to control knobs and

space for the antenna.

•Mount'IV near an AC outlet.

• Do not use area directly beneath TV for cooking.

• Before mounting, turn the set on to check reception in the area you have selected (if

reception is poor try another location).

Mounting Instructions:

1. Prepare cabinet by removing items from counter and cabinet. Clean underside of

cabinet where TV is tobe mounted.

2. Cut out the mounting guide and screw guide

•Cut out the guides on the lines indicated.

•The size of the mounting guide andthe screw hole positions are identical to the top

of the mounting bracket.

:3.Position mounting guide

•Position the mounting guide on the underside of cabinet 314 inch back from the

cabinet's front edge.

•Position the mounting guide in the desired location and tape it to the bottom of the

cabinet. Be sure the location is a fiat surface

Notes: Some kitchen cabinets have front overhangs as shown here. If the thickness of the

overhang exceeds 3/4 inch, tape the mounting guide as close to the cabinet's front edge as

possible. The farther back you mount the TV, the less you will be able to swivel it to the left

and right (if cabinet is near wall).

The TV will protrude about 3" from the cabinet when the mounting guide is positioned 3/4"

back from the cabinet's front edge.

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•You may want to startthe drill holes

witha nail oran awl.

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•Splintering will be reduced:if you

place masking tape above the_hole

locations onthe:inside of_he

cabinet.

•Be sure:to hold_the drill fn-mly

against the Cabinettoxeduce

"walking" of the drill bit from the

markings.

•If you have a countersink

attachment for your drill and:if you

are drilling through awood cabinet,

you may wish to countersink the

drilled holes from the inside of the

cabinet. This .will eliminate the me

of washers anti':allowithe screw _

hea&s tobe flush with the floor of

your cabinet. If you cannot

countersink the:holes, usethe ;

washers that aresupplied..

Caution: Check thickness of' shelf

before attempting to countersink

holes. Minimum thickness Sh0uld

be atleast 114;'(3i8'i or more ....._:

preferred). ; ,.::!:,::,: . ::::. !

Cabinet Overhang

Mounting Bracket

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