Saba T 7048 VT Manual de usuario

SABA

T

7048

VT

T

6348

VT

Bedienungsanleitung

Istruzioni

per

l'uso

Instructions

for

use

Mode

d'emploi

Bruksanvisning

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Instrugdes

de

servico

Betjeningsvejledning

-

Exp.

TS

English

@

Picture

setting

@

Sound

setting

®

Standard

values

for

picture

and

sound

(4)

Sound

OFF

©

Store

TV

station

©)

Videotex

(only

if

fitted)

@

Reveal/clear

programme

number

display

Volume/menu

selection

©

Switch

ON/programme

Illustrations

see

page

3!

®

Standard

values

for

picture

and

sound

Sound

seiting

@)

Picture

setting

Tune

station

Video

mode

@)

Reveal/clear

programme

number

display

@3)

S-VHS

switch

@

Euro

AV

socket

(2)

Loud

speaker

sockets

selection

OFF

button

@)

Main

ON/OFF

switch

@

Headphone

socket

®

Switch

ON/programme

selection

Volume

4)

Aerial

socket

Surround-sound

speaker

sockets

Video

69)

Sound

socket

Basic

Connections,

Switching

On

1.

Plug

the

antenna

into

its

socket

4.

2.

Connect

the

set

to

a

220

V

power

supply.

Press

the

main

ON/OFF

switch

©)

on

the

front

of

the

set.

The

red

display

lights

up

(Standby

Mode).

4.

Point

the

remote

control

unit

at

the

set

-

switch

on

by

press-

ing

one

of

the

programme

buttons

(9).

The

display

turns

green.

Operation

Your

set

is

equipped

with

the

new

SABA

Tele-Dialog

system.

The

ability

to

display

menu

pages

on

the

screen

gives

you

an

optimum

overview

of

the

possible

settings

for

station,

sound

and

picture.

This

makes

for

clear

and

simple

operation,

e.g.

you

are

guided

step

by

step

through

the

tuning

and

storage

of

TV

sta-

tions.

The

screen

pages

are

called

up

by

pressing

coloured

buttons:

—

red

button:

green

button:

yellow

button:

blue

button:

for

sound

settings

for

picture

settings

for

tuning

and

storing

TV

stations

for

videotex

(if

fitted)

The

selected

screen

page

appears

as

soon

as

one

of

the

buttons

is

pressed.

On

each

subsequent

press

of

the

button,

the

marker

Bf

moves

to

the

and

the

function

name

behind

the

marker

changes

colour.

The

marker

Hand

the

coloured

display

indicate

that

settings

can

now

be

made

for

this

function.

You

can

then

make

the

desired

adjustments

using

the

+/—

but-

tons,

e.g.

start

station

search.

18

Tuning

TV

Stations

Hold

down

the

yellow

button

©

until

the

programme

selection

page

(programme

menu)

appears

on

the

screen.

On

each

subse-

quent

press

of

the

button,

the

marker

#

moves

to

the

relevant

functions

in

the

menu

and

the

selected

function

name

turns

yel-

low.

The

marker

M

and

the

coloured

display

indicate

that

settings

can

now

be

made

for

this

function.

(Press

the

+l<+

button

to

move

the

marker

up).

Your

set

can

receive

stations

with

different

broadcasting

stan-

dards,

e.g.

foreign

stations

in

border

regions.

The

PAL

standard

is

set

automatically.

Other

standards

have

to

be

selected

before

they

can

be

used.

PAL/SECAM

PAL

standard

B/G

SECAM

standard

B/G_

e.g.

Greece

e.g.

Germany,

Switzerland,

Austria

etc.

OIRT

SECAM

standard

D,

K_

e.g.

Poland,

Hungary

etc.

SECAM

standard

L

The

designations

NTSC

and

P+

are

provided

for

other

possible

types

of

reception.

Tip:

First

tune

ali

stations

with

the

(automatically

preset)

PAL/

SEC

standard.

This

standard

then

remains

preset

until

another

standard

is

selected.

Note:

If

you

do

not

know

the

broadcasting

standard

for

a

sta-

tion,

try

all

the

standards

in

turn

using

the

procedure

below.

Select

the

desired

standard

with

the

+/—

button

(the

marker

is

to

the

left

of

the

topmost

line)

e.g.

France

4.

Select

the

search

symbol

—>>

using

the

yellow

button,

then

find

a

station

with

the

+/—

buttons

(+

=

forwards,

-

=

back-

wards).

As

soon

as

a

station

is

found,

the

station

search

will

stop.

Note

down

the

station

channel

number

shown

to

the

right

of

the

display

beside

CH

or

CC

(CH

=

normal

channels,

CC

=

special

channels),

along

with

the

associated

TV

pro-

gramme,

e.g.

CH

04

=

1st

programme,

ARD

Germany.

2.

Each

subsequent

press

of

the

button

causes

the

to

be

sought.

In

the

process,

the

channel

numbers

are

counted

through

in

order:

PAL/SECAM

B/G

SECAM

L

OIRT

Display

CH

02...

69

CH

02...

10

CH

01...

12

CH

84...

92

CH

21...

69

CH

21...

69

CC

01...41

CC

01...

16

CC

01...

41

CC

73...

80

CC

21...

42

3.

You

can

now

store

the

station

you

have

noted.

e.g.

1st

programme

under

memory

location

1

2nd

programme

under

memory

location

2

Storing

TV

Stations

Hold

down

the

yellow

button

©

until

the

programme

selection

page

(programme

menu)

appears

on

the

screen.

Select

the

desired

standard

with

the

+/—

buttons

©.

There

are

two

possible

ways

of

tuning

TV

stations:

Using

the

station

search

function:

4.

Select

the

—>-+

symbol

using

the

yellow

button

©).

then

start

the

station

search

with

the

+/—

buttons.

2.

You

can

enter

the

name

of

the

broadcasting

company

in

let-

ters,

numbers

or

other

symbols

(up

to

four

characters),

€.g.

ARD,

SAT

1.

The

name

then

appears

on

the

screen

every

time

you

select

a

programme.

To

do

this,

select

the

NAME

line

using

button

©,

then

press

the

+

button.

The

first

space

after

NAME

flashes.

You

can

then

choose

the

desired

charac-

ters

using

button

1

(counts

forwards)

or

button

2

(counts

backwards).

Pressing

the

+

button

causes

the

to

the

right

to

flash,

and

you

can

then

choose

the

3.

Press

the

yellow

button

©).

The

marker

Mf

moves

to

the

PROGRAM

line.

Press

button

(9)

for

the

desired

programme.

4.

To

store

the

programme,

press

the

yellow

button

and

then

the

+

button.

You

can

store

further

programmes

in

a

like

manner.

By

entering

channel

numbers

(if

you

know

the

number

of

your

channel)

4.

Select

CH

or

CC

(for

special

channels)

with

the

yellow

button.

Enter

the

two-digit

number

for

the

channel.

e.g.

Channel

04

=

0

button,

then

4.

Channel

12

=

1

button,

then

2.

Youcan

enter

the

name

of

the

broadcasting

company

in

let-

ters,

numbers

or

other

symbols

(up

to

four

characters),

e.g.

ARD,

SAT1.

The

name

then

appears

on

the

screen

every

time

you

select

a

programme.

To

do

this,

select

the

NAME

line

using

button

6),

then

press

the

+

button.

The

first

space

after

NAME

flashes.

You

can

then

choose

the

desired

charac-

ters

using

button

1

(counts

forwards)

or

button

2

(counts

backwards).

Pressing

the

+

button

causes

the

to

the

right

to

flash,

and

you

can

then

choose

the

3.

Press

the

yellow

button

®

to

select

PROGRAM,

then

press

the

button

for

the

desired

programme

(e.g.

the

“1”

button

for

programme

1).

Note:

You

can

also

select

programme

memory

locations

using

the

+/—

buttons.

4.

Tostore

the

programme,

press

the

yellow

button

and

then

the

+

button.

You

can

store

further

programmes

in

a

like

manner.

To

oO

the

menu

from

the

screen,

press

the

TV/DISPLAY

but-

ton

(7).

Fine

Tuning

The

TV

picture

is

automatically

tuned

to

be

as

sharp

as

possible.

The

picture

quality

can

sometimes

be

improved

in

the

event

of

poor

reception

or

when

using

a

video

recorder:

—

Select

the

<->

symbol

with

the

yellow

button

©.

—

Use

the

+/—

buttons

to

correct

the

picture

contours

towards

“sharper”

(+)

or

“softer”

(—).

To

store

this

setting:

—

Select

the

$Z

+/—

symbol

with

the

yellow

button,

then

press

button

(8).

To

oO

the

menu

from

the

screen,

press

the

TV/DISPLAY

but-

ton

.

Further

Programme

Memory

Locations

pr

10...

60

To

select

two-digit

programme

memory

locations,

first

hold

down

the

button

for

the

“tens”

digit

until

a

dash

appears

and

then

enter

the

“ones”

digit.

e.g.

Pr

12:

Press

1

until

the

dash

appears

and

then

press

2.

Daily

Operation

Switching

on

and

selecting

the

desired

programme

Volume:

+/—

(8):

Display:

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Standard

For

basic

picture

and

sound

settings.

value

+|<+

Sound

OFF

(|

(4):

_

e.g.

when

the

telephone

rings.

Display:

Press

again

to

switch

back

on.

Programme

Press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

@:

The

pro-

gramme

display

and

the

time

are

shown

on

the

screen

for

a

few

seconds.

See

section

“Picture

Setting”

for

continuous

display

of

the

programme

memory

location.

Press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

@.

As

long

as

PR

is

displayed,

you

can

start

the

station

search

with

the

+/—

buttons

(+

=

for-

wards,

—

=

backwards).

The

set

automati-

cally

searches

for

the

memory

location

where

a

station

is

broad-

casting.

The

is

sought

each

time

the

button

is

pressed.

You

can

thus

quickly

obtain

an

overview

of

the

cur-

rent

programmes.

Note:

The

£2]

symbol

is

provided

for

video

playback;

see

section

“Video

Recorder”.

Switching

off

©

@:

The

red

display

lights

up

(Standby

Mode).

Note:

You

will

usually

switch

off

using

the

remote

control

unit.

At

the

end

of

viewing

or

during

prolonged

absence,

we

recommend

that

the

set

be

switched

off

at

the

main

ON/OFF

switch.

display

@

:

Programme

search:

Automatic

switching-off

If

TV

stations

are

no

longer

being

received,

e.g.

after

close-down,

the

set

will

switch

off

automatically

after

5

minutes.

Programme

Overview

The

programme

overview

makes

it

possible

for

you

to

gaina

quick

overview

of

the

programmes

stored.

—

Press

the

yellow

button

6)

briefly.

The

overview

of

pro-

gramme

memory

locations

1...

10

appears.

—

Each

time

the

yellow

button

is

pressed

again,

the

programme

overview

proceeds

in

blocks

of

10

(11...

20,

21...

30

etc.).

—

Press

the

I+

®)

button

to

go

backwards

through

the

over-

view.

19

—

To

select

directly

one

of

the

programme

memory

locations

displayed

in

the

programme

overview:

e.g.

Programme

24

(block

21...

30)

Press

button

4;

programme

memory

location

24

appears

and

the

programme

overview

disappears.

Note:

If

you

entered

a

NAME

when

storing

the

station,

the

chan-

nel

number

appears

instead

of

the

station

name,

e.g.

05

CH

22.

Other

Functions

of

the

Set

Stereo

and

two-sound

reception,

sound

setting

Press

the

red

button

Q):

the

sound

menu

(sound

selection

page)

appears

on

the

screen.

On

each

subsequent

press

of

the

button,

the

red

marker

ll

moves

one

line

down

and

the

selected

function

line

turns

red.

The

mar-

ker

Mand

the

red

function

line

indicate

that

settings

can

now

be

made

for

this

function.

(Press

the

-+l+-

button

to

move

the

marker

upwards).

Mono/stereo

Display

on

the

top

line:

ST-MONO

MONO

if

you

wish

to

switch

a

stereo

broadcast

to

mono:

—

press

the

+/—

button

(8);

the

MONO

display

turns

red.

—

By

pressing

the

button

again

you

can

switch

back

to

stereo;

the

ST-MONO

display

turns

red

again.

Two-sound

broadcasts

Display

on

the

top

line:

fa]

1

2

During

programmes

(e.g.

films)

broadcast

with

two

sound

tracks

(two-track

sound),

it

is

possible

to

switch

between

sound

1

and

sound

2,

e.g.

Sound

1

=

dubbed

sound

track

in

German

Sound

2

=

original

sound

track

in

English

Select

the

desired

language

with

the

+/—

button

©.

Treble

$

:

—-

Select

the

$

line

with

the

red

button

@

and

adjust

with

the

+/—

buttons.

Bass

9:

—

Select

the

9

line

with

the

red

button

@

and

adjust

with

the

+/—

buttons.

Balance

bd:

—

Select

the

mm.

line

with

the

red

button

(2).

—

Adjust

the

balance

using

the

+/—

buttons

(8)

until

the

sound

from

the

left

and

right

speakers

appears

to

be

coming

from

the

middle

of

the

set.

This

middle

position

of

the

balance

is

indicated

by

the

display

bar.

“Surround

Sound”

The

spatial

audio

impression

can

be

enhanced

in

stereo

or

mono

mode.

—

Select

the

‘©)

line

with

the red

button.

—

Switch

to

“surround

sound”

with

the

+/—

button

©.

Display:

CO».

—

“Surround

sound”

is

switched

off

again

by

pressing

the

+/—

button

again.

Display:

(©).

20

To

remove

the

menu

from

the

screen

press

the

TV/DISPLAY

@

button.

,

Surround:

For

“surround

sound”

two

extra

speakers

are

needed,

connected

to

sockets

@).

“Surround”

conveys

natural

acoustics

(for

example

those

of

a

concert

hall),

thus

emphasizing

the

spatial

aural

impression.

The

best

aural

impression

is

attained

when

the

speakers

are

placed

in

the

corners

of

the

room

behind

the

listener.

See

also

the

illustration

on

page

61.

Headphones:

The

volume

for

a

connected

headphone

set

is

adjusted

indepen-

dently

of

the

loudspeaker

volume:

select

the

d>

symbol

with

but-

ton

(2).

The

headphone

menu

appears:

BST-MONO

MONO

db

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=

Select

the

q}p

symbol

with

the

red

button

(2)

and

adjust

with

the

+/—

buttons.

Note:

Switching

over

from

stereo

to

mono

affects

speakers

and

headphones

alike.

Picture

Settings

(Picture

Menu)

Press

the

green

button

Q).

The

picture

menu

appears

on

the

screen.

Each

time

the

button

is

pressed

again,

the

green

marker

|

moves

down

one

line

and

the

selected

function

line

turns

green.

The

marker

and

green

function

line

indicate

that

settings

can

now

be

made

for

this

function.

(To

move

the

marker

Mf

up,

press

the

8)

button).

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Brightness

©:

—

Using

the

green

button

@)

select

the

©

line

and

then

adjust

the

brightness

to

your

taste.

Colour

©:

—

Using

the

green

button

@

select

the

@

line

and

then

adjust

the

colour

so

that

skin

colours

are

correct.

Contrast

CB:

—

Using

the

green

button

@)

select

the

CB

line

and

then

adjust

the

light/dark

transitions.

TINT

ba:

—

Forcolour

correction

during

NTSC.

Please

use

the

skin

colours

as

a

guide.

Adjust

the

desired

picture

values

with

the

+/—

buttons

6).

To

remove

the

menu

from

the

screen

press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

@.

Continuous

display

of

programme

memory

locations

if

you

wish

to

have

the

programme

memory

location

displayed

continuously

at

the

bottom

right:

—

Select

the

G

line

with

the

green

button

@.

—

Press

the

+/—

button

until

a

dash

appears

in

the

C3

symbol.

—

Press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

©.

The

menu

display

disap-

pears

and

the

programme

memory

location

appears

at

the

bottom

right.

To

switch

off

the

continuous

programme

memory

location

display:

—

Select

the

line

containing

the

CJ

symbol

using

the

green

but-

ton

@.

—

Press

the

+/—

button

and

the

dash

disappears.

16/9:

For

broadcasts

in

16/9

format

(additional

equipment

necessary).

Basic

Settings

for

Picture

and

Sound

Press

the

+|+

8

button

until

the

picture/sound

menu

appears

on

the

screen.

You

can

now

adjust

and

store

the

standard

settings

for

volume

.d,

brightness

©,

colour

@

and

contrast

CB

to

your

personal

taste.

—

Select

the

desired

function

line

with

the

+l

button.

The

violet

marker

and

function

line

indicate

that

settings

can

now

be

made

for

this

function.

—

Adjust

the

desired

values

with

the

+/—

button

©).

—

Press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

®.

The

values

are

stored

and

the

menu

disappears.

—

The

stored

values

can

always

be

reset

using

the

automatic

button

@).

TIMER

mode

The

set

switches

off

automatically

after

a

preset

interval.

Proceed

as

follows

to

set

the

time:

—

Press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

®

for

about

3

seconds.

The

display

&

--™N

appears

on

the

screen.

—

Set

the

switch-off

time

with

the

+/—

buttons

(max.

4

hours).

Each

time

the

button

is

pressed

again,

the

display

moves

for-

ward

15

minutes,

—

To

remove

the

display

press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

@.

The

clock

flashes

on

the

screen

a

minute

before

switching-off

time.

The

set

cannot

be

switched

on

again

without

the

remote

control

unit

(a

child

safety

measure).

Note:

-

After

switching

off,

it

is

possible

to

switch

on

again

at

the

set,

but

only

a

monochrome

picture

appears

without

sound.

Display:

=.

The

set

switches

off

again

after

5

minutes

(Standby

Mode).

-

If

you

press

the

TV/DISPLAY

button

@

while

in

TIMER

mode,

the

time

until-switching

off

will

be

displayed

on

the

screen.

Tuning

Non-Standardized

Channels

Depending

on

the

reception

area,

there

may

be

stations

which

do

not

fit

into

the

standardized

“channel

grid”.

In

such

cases,

~

enter

the

nearest

channel]

number

—

fine

tune,

then

—

store

at

the

desired

programme

memory

location

(see

“Stor-

ing

TV

Stations”).

Replacing

the

Remote

Control

Unit

Batteries

This

is

necessary

when

the

range

of

the

remote

control

unit

drops.

Insert

only

leakproof

batteries

of

the

same

type

into

the

battery

compartment

in

the

rear

of

the

unit.

For

the

sake

of

the

environment,

please

dispose

of

the

old

batteries

properly

(special

refuse

dump

or

collection

point).

Controls

on

the

Set

The

most

important

functions

can

also

be

operated

directly

at

the

set,

e.g.

if

the

batteries

in

the

remote

control

unit

have

become

discharged.

Switching

on

®:

With

the

>

button.

Programme

With

the

®

button

(ascending

order)

selection

:

or

the

<

button

(descending

order).

Holding

the

button

down

causes

the

programmes

to

be

counted

through

quickly.

+

OF

—.

Volume

@:

Standard

values

®:

For

sound

and

picture.

Using

the

sound

©}

picture

@

and

station

buttons,

the

same

settings

can

be

made

as

are

described

in

the

sections

“Sound

Setting”,

“Picture

Setting”

and

“Tuning

to

TV

Stations”.

Sound,

picture,

station:

AV

Programme

See

under

“Auxiliary

Connections”

for

Memory

Location

(9):playback

from

a

video

recorder.

For

calling

up

and

removing

the

screen

dis-

plays.

Screen

Display

@0):

At

the

main

switch

(1).

Use

this

again

to

switch

on

Switching

off:

Auxiliary

Connections

Video

Recorder

Connection

with

Aerial

Cable

—

Pull

the

aerial

plug

out

of

the

TV

set

and

insert

into

the

aerial

input

socket

of

the

video

recorder.

Connect

the

aerial

output

socket

of

the

video

recorder

to

the

aerial

socket

of

the

TV

set

(aerial

cable).

—

Playback

from

the

video

recorder

is

generally

received

by

the

TV

set

on

channel

36:

Using

the

channel

number

input,

store

channel

36

at

a

programme

memory

location

(as

described

under

“Storing

TV

Stations”).

Using

an

auxiliary

video

cable

makes

this

setting

unnecessary.

Notes:

-

If

no

picture

appears

during

playback,

tune

the

video

channel

using

station

search.

-

The

picture

can

sometimes

be

improved

by

fine-tuning

(see

“Fine

Tuning”).

Auxiliary

Connection

with

AV-Cable

Used

for

S-VHS,

stereo

and

NTSC

playback

and

for

automatic

switching

over

of

the

TV

set.

—

Connect

the

video

recorder

additionally

to

the

Euro

AV

socket

@

with

a

video

cable.

Use

cable

VVK

3

for

recorders

with

a

Euro

AV

socket,

cable

V

60

L

for

recorders

with

a

DIN

AV

socket

or

cable

VVK

3

RGB

for

S-VHS

recorders.

—

Assoonas

the

“play”

button

on

the

video

recorder

is

pressed,

the

TV

switches

on

automatically

or

from

the

current

TV

pro-

gramme

to

video

mode.

Display

bottom

right:

=.

—

For

S-VHS

playback,

move

switch

@)

on

the

back

of

the

set

to

position

S-VHS

(Y/C).

Note:

For

adjustment,

please

use

the

enclosed

key.

21

~

When

the

recorder

is

stopped,

the

TV

set

switches

off

again

or

back

to

the

programme,

You

can

also

select

a

programme

during

video

playback.

—

Switch

back

to

the

video

recorder

using

the

AV/O

button

©).

Headphones

Plug

headphones,

e.g.

“SABA

FH

30

Stereo”,

into

socket

@.

The

volume

can

be

adjusted

independently

of

the

loudspeakers:

—

Press

sound

stop

button

®

and

then

—

adjust

volume

using

the

+/—

buttons

©.

Note:

You

may

also

adjust

headphone

volume

in

the

sound

menu;

refer

to

Section

“Sound

adjustment”.

Loudspeakers

2

loudspeakers

(at

least

4

ohm)

can

be

connected

to

sockets

@)

(right

channel

above,

left

channel

below).

The

TV

set’s

internal

speakers

are

automatically

switched

off.

Loudspeakers

for

Surround

Sound

You

can

connect

two

additional

loudspeakers

to

sockets

@5)

for

surround

sound.

Euro-AV

Socket

Further

auxiliary

equipment

can

be

connected

to

Euro

AV

sockets

video

games,

a

home

computer,

teletext,

a

satellite

receiver

for

direct

satellite

reception,

a

video

camera

etc.

—

For

reception,

press

the

AV

button

©).

Display:

251.

Note:

Some

auxiliary

systems

may

automatically

switch

the

TV

set

to

AV.

Video

Camera

(Camcorder)

Video

equipment

(a

video

camera

or

recorder)

can

be

connected

to

the

front

panel

of

the

set,

e.g.

for

direct

playback

of

your

own

video

recordings.

Connect

VHS

equipment

to

sockets

(picture)

and

@9)

(sound).

Press

the

AV/0O

button

©)

for

playback.

Display:

Bb.

Note:

If

you

have

connected

different

units

to

sockets

@

and

@),

make

sure

that

only

one

of

them

is

switched

on

at

a

time.

22

TOP

Teletext

—

Select

Teletext

pages

simply

and

quickly

with

TOP

Teletext

—

Keying

in

three

page

numbers

is

no

longer

necessary

—

The

individual

topics

are

displayed

together

in

clear

groups

and

blocks

—

The

individuaily

coloured

topics

can

be

selected

with

the

coloured

buttons

on

the

remote

control

without

your

having

to

look

up

the

page

numbers

—

Aline

of

text

is

displayed

at

the

bottom

of

the

screen

on

each

page

which

tells

you

which

button

to

press

for

the

infor-

mation

you

require

Page

selected

41)

Page

transmitted

Sub-page

displayed

Display

on

channels

without

TOP

Teletext

Display

on

channels

with

TOP

Teletext

Operation

1.

With

button

@)

select

a

channel

which

transmits

Teletext.

2.

Press

the

blue

button

©.

The

page

number

appears

in

the

top

left-hand

corner

of

the

screen

(green

=

page

searching,

white

=

page

found).

Pressing

the

button

again

will

bring

up

page

100

(index).

Note:

After

pressing

the

button

for

the

first

time,

you

can

choose

a

Teletext

page

and,

whilst

it

is

being

sought,

continue

to

watch

the

TV

programme.

If

you

wish

to

view

the

page

found,

press

button

&

again.

Page

Information

(Operator

Guide)

Every

Teletext

page

has

a

title

and

a

menu

bar

at

the

bottom

of

the

screen.

a)

The

title

displays

from

left

to

right:

page

selected/page

dis-

played/name

of

the

channel/date/time.

b)

The

menu

bar

shows

you

whether

the

channel

transmits

TOP

Teletext

and

which

button

to

press

to

view

certain

informa-

tion.

After

switching

over

to

Teletext,

the

words

“TOP

CHECK”

(TOP

PRUFUNG)

will

flash

on

the

screen

for

a

maximum

of

60

seconds.

The

following

menu

bars

appear:

—

for

channels

with

TOP

Teletext:

—

for

channels

without

TOP

Teletext:

Selecting

Pages

without

TOP

Teletext

—

From

the

index

page

100

you

know

on

which

page

to

find

the

information

you

require.

Key

in

the

page

number

with

the

numerical

buttons

@)

e.g.

for

page

201,

enter

201.

This

number

will

appear

in

the

top

left-hand

corner

@

of

the

screen.

it,

the

page

numbers

will

scroll

through

until

the

selected

page

is

reached

at

which

point

the

display

will

change

from

green

to

white.

Note:

The

search

can

take

up

to

max.

25

seconds.

—

Once

the

required

page

has

been

found,

the

pages

can

shortly

be

viewed

directly

by

pressing

the

green

button,

and

the

preceding

page

by

pressing

the

red

button.

The

pages

selected

in

this

way

appear

after

a

brief

search.

Searching

Pages

with

TOP

Teletext

Press

button

®

to

view

the

TOP

Teletext

index

page.

og

ate

:

‘Die

Anderen

Service

Various

topics

are

displayed

in

the

coloured

boxes

which

can

be

viewed

by

pressing

the

corresponding

coloured

buttons.

Direct

Selection

of

the

Latest

Information

(red

box)

Press

the

red

button

@

and

the

arrow

begins

to

flash.

After

each

touch

of

the

button,

the

arrow

moves

down

one

line

and

flashes

(press

to

move

arrow

up).

The

page

number

of

the

selected

topic

is

displayed

bottom

right.

The

selected

page

can

be

viewed

by

pressing

the

+

button.

Note:

If

you

do

not

wish

to

view

any

of

the

selected

pages,

press

the

-

button

and

the

last

page

viewed

reappears.

Selecting

Pages

from

the

Topics

Blocks

(blue

box)

Press

the

blue

button

(6)

repeatedly

unti!

the

arrow

points

to

the

required

topic

(press

(3)

to

move

arrow

up).

—

Press

the

+

button

to

search

for

the

index

page

of

the

topic

selected.

—

You

can

now

“leaf”

through

the

pages

displayed:

press

green

button

to

commence

search.

Each

further

touch

of

the

button

moves

on

one

page.

Note:

To

turn

back,

press

the

red

button.

Selecting

Pages

from

the

Topics

Groups

(yellow

box)

—

Select

the

required

topics

box

with

the

blue

button

©

and

the

required

topics

group

with

the

yellow

button

(indicated

by

flashing

arrow).

—

Press

the

+

button

to

start

the

search

for

the

selected

topics

group.

—

if

further

page

numbers

are

offered

on

the

page

displayed:

move

to

the

pages

indicated

with

the

green

button;

page

back

with

the

red

button:

Note:

:

-

[f

the

channel

offers

more

topics

than

can

be

displayed

in

the

coloured

boxes,

the

arrow

on

the

last

line

will

point

downwards.

Each

further

touch

of

the

corresponding

coloured

button

will

move

the

screen

up

one

topic

at

a

time

and

display

the

at

the

bottom.

—

The

page

number

of

the

selected

page

is

shown

bottom

right

(on

the

TOP

Teletext

index

page).

To

switch

back

from

a

Teletext

page

to

the

TOP

Teletext

index

page,

press

button

(3).

Page

Selection

with

TOP

Teletext

(without

TOP

Index)

You

can

also

select

pages

with

TOP

Teletext

when

the

following

display

appears.

The

topics

block

is

displayed

in

the

blue

box,

and

the

group

in

the

yellow

box.

—

Press

blue

button

©

to

search

for

the

page

in

the

blue

box.

—

Press

yellow

button

©

to

search

for

the

page

in

the

yellow

box.

—

You

can

move

on

to

the

(when

available)

with

the

green

button.

Turn

to

the

preceding

page

with

the

red

button.

Note:

the

topic

selected

is

displayed

in

a

white

box

during

the

search,

e.g.

SEARCHING

FOR

POLITICS.

Special

Functions

Pressing

the

+

button

calls

up

the

menu

bar

for

the

special

func-

tions.

*

Display

only

for

channels

with

TOP

Teletext

The

coloured

functions

can

be

selected

by

pressing

the

corres-

ponding

coloured

button

on

the

remote

control:

Red

Button:

Index

Page

100/P

100

.

The

index

page

100

can

be

selected

with

the

red

button.

Green

Button:

Revealing

?

Some

Teletext

pages

are

partially

concealed.

Such

pages

include

for

example

quizzes

on

which

the

answers

are

concealed.

By

pressing

the

green

button

@)

the

concealed

information

is

revealed.

By

pressing

the

button

again

the

answers

disappear.

Yellow

Button:

Enlarged

Letters

=

—

By

pressing

the

yellow

button

©),

the

text

in

the

top

half

is

increased

to

double

letter

height.

—

Pressing

the

button

again

displays

the

bottom

half

and

—

pressing

the

button

for

a

third

time

will

restore

normal

letter

height

and

display

the

whole

page.

Blue

Button:

Mixed

Operation

In

mixed

operation

6)

the

TV

programme

and

the

selected

Tele-

text

page

appear

simultaneously.

Press

the

button

again

to

change

back

to

“normal

Teletext”.

Remove

the

menu

bar

by

pressing

button

+

again.

Stop

Page

(sub-pages)

Some

information

cannot

be

accommodated

on

a

single

screen

and

is

thus

spread

across

a

number

of

pages.

These

sub-pages

are

automatically

changed

by

the

channel.

The

first

of

e.g.

4

sub-

pages

is

displayed

as

01/04

below

the

time.

23

If

you

wish

to

stay

on

a

particular

sub-page,

this

automatic

page

changing

can

be

interrupted

by

pressing

the

button.

The

page

number

@

changes

to

STOP.

Pressing

the

button

again

will

restart

the

page

changing.

Newsflashes

and

Subtitles

To

receive

newsflashes

during

TV

programmes

and

television

pro-

grammes

with

subtitles,

select

the

page

number

from

the

index

(e.g.

for

newsflash

“News

Update”,

page

111

and

for

TV

program-

mes

with

subtitles

“Teletext-Subtitle’,

page

150).

Once

the

page

has

been

found,

the

receiver

will

automatically

switch

back

to

the

TV

programme.

Newsflashes

or

subtitles

then

appear

in

the

TV

picture.

If

you

do

not

want

to

have

the

“Newsflashes”

permanently

shown,

—

wait

until

the

page

title

has

disappeared,

—

press

the

button

TV-DISPLAY

(7),

the

message

disappears

and

“News

Update”

(letzte

Meidung)

is

displayed

top

left.

—

The

“Newsflashes’”

will

then

not

appear

until

the

channel

has

new

items

to

offer.

Teletext-Programme

Changeover

If

you

want

to

switch

over

to

another

channel

with

Teletext,

1.

vO)

back

to

the

normal

TV

programme

with

the

button

TV

@),

;

2.

select

the

required

programme

and

switch

over

to

Teletext

with

the

blue

button

Teletext

©.

Notes

on

Programme

Change

—

If

you

switch

over

to

a

channel

which

does

not

transmit

Tele-

text,

the

last

selected

page

and

the

name

of

the

channel

from

which

the

stored

Teletext

page

originates

will

appear.

You

can see

that

the

channel

does

not

transmit

Teletext

as

the

clock

upper

right

will

stop.

Switching

Back

to

the

TV

Programme

Press

the

TV

button

®.

Notes:

If,

after

pressing

the

TV

button,

a

page

number

appears

in

the

top

left-hand

corner

of

the

screen,

press

the

TV

button

again.

Time

If

you

wish

to

display

the

time

during

normal

TV

transmission:

Press

button

TV

(7).

The

time

will

appear

in

the

top

right-hand

corner

of

the

screen

for

a

few

seconds.

Note:

if

the

clock

stops

(watch

the

seconds

indicator)

or

no

clock

is

displayed,

the

channel

does

not

send

Teletext.

24

Screen

Symbols

CH

Channel

md

TINT

cc

Special

channel

Programme

C3

memory

location

—_-

Station

search

display

<2

Fine

tuning

y

|

Volume

PR

Programme

memory

Zz

Basic

setting

for

location

picture

and

sound

ST-MONO

Stereo

-

mono

--MIN

=

Set

timer

$

Treble

xr

Timer

mode

y

Bass

Bae

®

Standard

values

for

picture

and

sound

ro

Balance

'

Marker

for

selected

(O)

Surround

sound

ON

function

«O”

Surround

sound

OFF

=f

Sound

OFF

oO

Brightness

BD

Video

mode

(Con)

Colour

>

Counting

upwards

Ci

Contrast

ee

Counting

downwards

Dear

customer,

Also

observe

the

following

precautions

regarding

your

personal

safety

as

well

as

safe

operation

of

your

equipment:

Television

sets

need

sufficient

cooling

so

that

none

of

the

components

cease

to

operate

as

a

result

of

overheating.

The

opening

on

the

back

of

the

set

may

not

be

covered

up

by

curtains,

small

covers,

newspapers,

etc.

There

must

be

enough

room

in

built-in

cupboards

for

the

cooling

air

to

circulate.

The

set

should

not

be

placed

directly

the

heating.

This

appliance

is

designed

for

use

in

dry

areas.

If

you

should

on

an

excep-

tional

occasion

operate

it

outdoors

(for

example,

on

the

balcony

or

veranda

or

in

a

tent),

you

must

insure

that

it

is

protected

against

all

forms

of

moisture

(dew,

rain,

splashed

water).

A

cold

set

may

only

be

switched

on

in

a

warm

room

if

any

condensation

which

may

happen

to

be

on

the

screen

has

evaporated.

Never

dismantle

the

cabinet

to

open

the

unit.

Have

your

antenna

installed

by

an

authorized

dealer

or

service

technician.

Remove

the

power

plug

from

the

wall

outlet

under

the

following

circum-

stances:

1.

During

a

thunderstorm.

It

is

also

recommended

to

disconnect

the

antenna

plug.

2.

If

you

discover

abnormalities

such

as

strange

odors

or

smoke

emerging

from

the

unit.

Aufstellung

fiir

Surround-Wiedergabe

Surround-Boxen

M7224/K0D

20

34

Technische

Daten

-

Dati

tecnici

-

Specifications

-

Caractéristiques

techniques

Specifikationer

-

Technische

gegevens

-

Dados

técnicos

-

Tekniske

data

Sonderkanile

-

Canali

speciali-

Special

channels

-

Canaux

spéciaux

-

Specialkanaler

-

Bijzondere

kanalen

-

Canais

especiais

-

Specialkanaler

Sonder-

|

MHz

|

Kanale

|

MHz

kanale

Display

Italien

Indica-

canali

zione

Italiani

53,3

cm

$1

cco

|

105,25

|

A

CH

13

53,75

(49

cm)

$2

cco2

|

112,25

|

B

CH

14

62,25

8

3

cc

os

|

119,25

|

Cc

CH

15

82,25

S

4

cco4

|

12625

|

D

CH16

|

175,25

a

+

sichtbares

Bild

(Diagonale):

8

5

CC

05

|

133,25

E

CH17

|

183,75

66

cm

(59

cm)

8

6

CC

06

|

140,25

F

CH18

|

192,25

47,5.0m

$7

CC07

|

147,25

|

G

CH

19

|

201,25

(448

omy

Ss

8

ccos

|

154,25

|

H

CH

20

|

210,25

aa

s

9

CC

09

|

161,25

$10

CC

10

|

168,25

‘ezeem)

Sti

|

cc1t

|

231,25

:

$12

cc

12

|

238,25

$13

CC

13

|.

245,25

’

$14

CC

14

|

252,25

220-240

V~("

are

$15

|

cci5

|

259,25

50

Hz

e

sie

|

cCi6

|

26625

=

82

kg

(26

kg)

S17

cc17

|

273,25

$18

cc

18

|

280,25

$19

cc

19

|

287,25

$20

|

cC20

|

29425

-

CH

74

69,25

~

CH75

|

76,25

nd

=2x20W

()=7

6348

-

CH76

|

83,25

cae

CH77

90,25

-

CH

78

97,25

a

CH

79

59,25

=

CH

80

93,25

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