Technicolor Thomson CRT Television T 7025 UD User Manual

T 7025 UD  
COLOUR TELEVISION  
WITH NICAM DIGITAL STEREO  
SOUND AND FASTEXT  
 
10 cm  
10 cm  
5 cm  
10cm  
 
Contents  
How to call up a menu  
Using the remote control  
and fitting the batteries.  
and how to select a  
function, a setting or an  
option.  
Page 5  
Page 7  
About this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1  
About the switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1  
About safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1  
About cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1  
About degaussing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1  
Daily viewing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16  
Sound Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16  
Picture Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18  
List of Channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18  
Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19  
Selecting Programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Scrolling the Programmes . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Audio-visual (AV) Programmes . . . . . . 20  
Volume Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Muting the Sound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Zoom (16/9 models only) . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Displaying Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Television Lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Switching Off the Television . . . . . . . . . 20  
Basic connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3  
TV / VCR / Antenna connections . . . . . . . 4  
TV / Antenna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4  
TV / VCR / Antenna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4  
Remote control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5  
Television Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5  
Other Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5  
Video Recorder Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . 6  
Teletext . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
Navigation principles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Standard Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
Calling up the INSTALLATION  
MAIN MENU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Other Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22  
Other Possibilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22  
Speaker connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22  
Calling up the SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Calling up a Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Navigating within the Menus . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Euro-AV socket connections . . . . . . . . . 23  
Installing your television  
for the first time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
Automatic installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
Programme organisation . . . . . . . . . . . . 10  
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Manual programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11  
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Channel number guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
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Channel number guide (Ireland) . . . . . . 13  
Personal settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14  
Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15  
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Basic connections  
Basic connections  
The mains plug (1) supplies power to the television. The  
television must only be plugged in to a 220-240 V - 50 Hz  
power supply. It must never be plugged in to a DC source. If  
the plug comes away from the lead, never attempt to plug it  
in: this could cause electrocution.  
Continental  
Europe  
The aerial socket (2), located on the rear of the television, can  
be used to connect an external aerial or other appliance  
equipped with a modulator such as a VCR, satellite receiver,  
etc.  
If you connect an appliance to the aerial jack, you must give  
it a channel number. To do this, switch on the appliance, then  
use the television to find the modulator channel (see the  
appliance manual). Now give it a programme number and  
memorise it (see Manual Programming of channels). Then,  
when you wish to use the appliance, simply select its  
programme number on the television. This procedure is not  
required for VCR’s not equipped with a modulator.  
United Kingdom  
The plug is fitted with a fuse which protects your  
television. If your television does not work, the fuse may  
be blown. In this case, replace it with an identical 5 Amp  
ASTA or lr BSI (BS 1362) certified fuse.  
The SCART socket AV1 (3), located on the rear of the  
television, is intended to connect a VCR or a camcorder  
(VHS, 8 mm), a Canal+ decoder, a video games console or  
RGB-signal emitting appliances.  
Note: the mains lead of your television is fitted with a  
moulded plug. This lead contains all the safety equipment,  
so you are advised when replacing it not to use a  
non-specific commercially-available model.  
The SCART socket AV2 (3), located on the rear of the  
television, is intended to connect a VCR or a camcorder  
(VHS, 8 mm, S-VHS or Hi-8).  
We strongly recommend the use of this type of connection,  
which gives a better picture quality. To use the peripheral  
appliance that you have connected, press the AV key on your  
remote control (press once to select AV1; twice to select  
AV2; three times for AV3: see ”Other Connections”). This  
selection is automatic for some appliances. Pressing “”play”  
on a VCR, or switching on a satellite receiver connected to  
AV1 or AV2 will automatically switch on your television.  
When you stop the VCR, if you have not changed channels  
while watching the VCR, the television automatically  
switches back to the channel you were watching beforehand.  
If the television has been switched on from the VCR, it  
switches to standby when the VCR is switched off. The  
television automatically switches to 16/9 format if the  
connected appliance delivers the corresponding signal.  
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3
 
TV / VCR / Antenna connections  
TV  
/
VCR / Antenna connections  
In order to avoid any interference, use the male to male adaptor and the male to female cable supplied  
with your TV set as shown below:  
TV / Antenna  
Male to male adaptor  
Male to female cable  
TV / VCR / Antenna  
+
+
AUDIO/VIDEO  
AUDIO/VIDEO  
1
+
+
1
Male to female cable  
(supplied with TV)  
 
Remote control  
Remote control  
Television Functions  
Other Connections  
Display of channel, time, sound (yellow  
button) (and zoom for models with zoom)  
This key is active only when using the  
Teletext (blue key)  
Call up programme list  
(green button)  
Standby  
Fastext or Toptext headings  
(red button) (picture freeze for models  
Call up Teletext / Toptext /  
Fastext function (purple button)  
with this function)  
Right/Left Selection within menus  
and  
Zoom Function (for models with this  
function)  
Press to operate the TV set  
Press to operate the VCR  
To leave a menu or Teletext  
Go to adjustment function MENU  
Move Up/Down in menus  
Volume adjustment  
Video recorder functions  
Sound mute  
Change programme  
Go to programmes and enter  
numerical values in menus  
Selecting appliances connected  
to the television  
(AV1, AV2 ...)  
For programme numbers higher  
than 10, press the 0 key on the  
remote control: ”- -” appears on  
the screen. Now use the number  
keys on the remote control to  
enter first the tens digit then the  
units digit.  
Please respect the environment! Before throwing any batteries away, consult your  
distributor who may be able to take them back for specific recycling.  
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Remote control  
Video Recorder Functions  
Video cassette recorder commands using TV remote control unit  
Selected Ferguson Video recorders can be operated by direct infra-red remote control.  
This facility will be referred to in the appropriate video recorder operating instructions.  
Contact your Ferguson dealer for more details.  
Press to operate the VCR.  
REWIND/SEARCH :  
If this button is pressed and held  
in during playback, fast picture  
search (reverse) is obtained.  
Rewind will be obtained if the  
recorder is in Stop mode.  
PLAY :  
Press to start playback. When a  
scart socket is used see the sec-  
tion headed Basic connections”.  
FAST FORWARD/SEARCH:  
If this button is pressed and held  
in during playback, fast picture  
search (forward) will be obtained.  
Fast forward will be obtained if the  
recorder is in Stop mode.  
STOP :  
Press to stop tape movement.  
PAUSE/STILL :  
Press during playback for pause.  
RECORD :  
Press to start recording.  
PR-/PR+ :  
VCR Programme selection.  
Press to switch on or on Stand-  
By.  
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Navigation principles  
Navigation principles  
Calling up the INSTALLATION MAIN MENU  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU  
Exit  
If there is no menu displayed on the screen,  
press and hold the  
key on the remote  
control. The settings SUMMARY is displayed  
first, followed by the INSTALLATION MAIN  
MENU which you can use to operate your  
television.  
Manual programming  
Auto installation  
Programme organisation  
Personal settings  
Calling up the SUMMARY  
SUMMARY  
Press and release the  
key on the  
remote control to display the list of menus  
available for using your television functions or  
adjusting your television  
Exit  
Teletext  
Picture  
Sound  
List  
Calling up a Menu  
Select the menu you wish using the Up/Down  
keys. Press the  
key to validate..  
Time  
Preferences  
Navigating within the Menus  
Use the Up/Down keys  
1
to select a line.  
MANUAL PROGRAMMING  
Return  
Use the Left/Right keys  
2
to:  
- Increase or decrease a value:  
for example:  
Fine tuning  
- Select an option:  
for example: Reception  
Reception  
I
Standard  
Reception  
Autosearch  
Fine tuning  
Store on PR number  
Name  
Aerial  
CH- -  
Aerial  
Cable  
- -  
- - - -  
- Activate or deactivate an option:  
for example: Decoder  
Decoder  
External sound path  
- Access a sub-menu:  
for example: Picture preferences  
Enter channel number or start  
autosearch with < or >.  
You can use the key to:  
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- Activate or deactivate an option:  
for example: Decoder  
- Access a sub-menu:  
for example: Picture preferences  
- Validate an action:  
for example: Store on PR number  
Use the  
key to exit a menu.  
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7
 
Installing your television for the first time  
Installing your television for the first time  
First plug the television into a mains power outlet and to the external aerial or a cable network, then switch on using  
the ON/OFF switch located on the front or the side of your set.  
When you switch on your television for the first time, the language selection menu* is displayed (Fig. 1). If this does  
not happen, set the television to standby then press and hold the  
key on the television until this menu appears.  
Installation Instructions (start)  
(Fig. 1)  
1. Use the Up/Down keys to select the  
language in which you wish the menus to be  
displayed.  
English  
Français  
Deutsch  
Italiano  
Español  
Português  
Nederlands  
Svenska  
Dansk  
OK  
2. Then validate using  
.
3. A list of countries* is now displayed (Fig. 2).  
Select the country in which you live, or the  
country from which you wish to receive the  
broadcasts if you live in a border area.  
4. Then validate using  
.
5. A welcome message is displayed.  
Norwisch  
6. Run the automatic installation sequence  
using  
.
(Fig. 2)  
COUNTRY SELECTION  
7.  
A
message appears to inform you that  
automatic installation has started (Fig. 3).  
Wait for a few minutes.  
Exit  
United Kingdom  
Eire  
France  
A
new message will inform you when  
automatic installation is completed.  
Germany  
Italy  
Spain  
8. If you wish to check or modify the channel  
organisation, press and see the  
Programme organisation chapter.  
Portugal  
Holland  
If you do not wish to modify the channel  
organisation, you can exit the menu by  
Belgium and Luxembourg  
Switzerland  
Austria  
pressing  
then watch the channel of  
your choice. Choose the desired channel  
using the number keys (1, 2, 3, ...) and the  
/
keys.  
Sweden  
Denmark  
Norway  
If you have a decoder, see the Manual  
programming chapter.  
Other  
Your television will only search for channels  
corresponding to the country you have  
Select your country and press OK  
selected.  
See  
the  
Manual  
channel  
programming chapter to install any channels  
not found.  
(Fig. 3)  
For cable networks, read the Automatic  
channel installation chapter to install any  
channels not found.  
SEARCHING  
*The list of languages and countries may vary  
from one model to another.  
Installation Instructions (end)  
AUTO INSTALLATION  
03 STATIONS FOUND  
Searching for TV stations.  
Please wait. To cancel press EXIT.  
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Automatic installation  
Automatic installation  
The Automatic installation function is useful if you have to go through the installation procedure again, such as  
when moving house. This function deletes all previously memorised programmes. To install a new channel, you  
should use the Manual programming function.  
Before running AUTO INSTALLATION, check the PERSONAL SETTINGS menu to ensure that the country  
displayed is correct.  
Your television will only search for channels corresponding to the selected country, so see the Manual  
programming chapter to install any channels not found. For cable networks, if you have not found certain  
channels, select Other instead of a country name in the PERSONAL SETTINGS menu, then run automatic  
installation again.  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU  
1. Press and hold the  
key on the remote  
Exit  
control to display the INSTALLATION MAIN  
MENU (The SUMMARY appears first,  
followed by the INSTALLATION MAIN  
MENU).  
Manual programming  
Auto installation  
Programme organisation  
Personal settings  
2. Select the Auto installation line.  
3. Validate using  
.
A message will inform you that Automatic  
installation has begun.  
Wait for a few minutes.  
A
new message will inform you when  
SEARCHING  
Automatic installation is completed.  
If you wish to check or reorganize your channel  
display, press the  
Programme organisation chapter.  
key and see the  
AUTO INSTALLATION  
03 STATIONS FOUND  
If you do not wish to reorganize your  
programmes, you can exit this menu by  
pressing  
, then watch the programme of  
Searching for TV stations.  
Please wait. To cancel press EXIT.  
your choice. Choose the desired programme  
using the number keys (1, 2, 3, ...) and the  
/
keys.  
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Programme organisation  
Programme organisation  
During automatic installation, your television will search for the channel name and assign it a programme number  
according to the selected country. You can use the PROGRAMME ORGANISATION menu to name any channel  
name not found, to change the order in which the channels are displayed, or to delete channels for which reception  
is too poor. Follow the messages at the bottom of the screen. For further details, read the information below.  
If you wish to access the  
PROGRAMME ORGANISATION,  
menu thereafter, first press and hold  
the key on the remote control to  
display the INSTALLATION MAIN  
MENU (the SUMMARY is displayed  
first, followed by the INSTALLATION  
MAIN MENU) then select Programme  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU  
Exit  
Manual programming  
Auto installation  
Programme organisation  
Personal settings  
organisation and validate using  
.
- To delete a programme for which reception  
is too poor:  
1. Select the line marked Select program.  
10 MTV  
11 FR2  
12 TF1  
13 EURO  
14 CH40  
15 CC01  
16 ARTE  
17 CART  
18 - - - -  
19 ARD  
2. Use the  
/
or Left/Right keys to list  
PROGRAMME ORGANISATION  
Return  
your channels.  
3. When you get to a channel you wish to delete,  
select the line marked Delete program.  
4. Press  
to delete the programme.  
Select program.  
Swap with PR.  
Change pr. name  
Delete program.  
13  
- -  
EURO  
13  
5. .Validate using  
.
- To organize your channels to suit you:  
1. Select the line marked Select program..  
2. Use the  
/
or Left/Right keys and  
Select programme number using  
PR-/PR+ or </> or 0 to 9 keys.  
the programmes logos to find the programme  
to which you wish to give the No.1.  
Its present number appears on the line  
marked Select program..  
Select the line marked Return to return to the previous  
menu.  
3. Select the line marked Swap with PR.  
4. Enter 01.  
5. Press  
.
The two programmes swap  
position and the desired programme  
becomes N°1.  
6. Repeat the above procedure for the other  
channels.  
- To name your channels:  
1. Select the line marked Change pr. name  
2. Select the character you wish to modify using  
the Left/Right keys.  
3. Use the and keys to display the letter you  
require.  
The name you have entered will be  
memorised when you move to another line or  
exit the menu.  
If you wish to change the order in which  
your programmes are displayed or if  
you wish to name other programmes,  
repeat the procedures described  
above.  
When you have finished organizing the  
programmes, exit the menu using  
.
10  
 
Manual programming  
Manual programming  
The manual installation function is useful if some programmes have not been installed even after AUTOMATIC  
INSTALLATION.  
1. Press and hold  
displayed first,  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU.  
, the SUMMARY is  
followed by the  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU  
Exit  
2. Select the line marked  
programming.  
Manual  
Manual programming  
Auto installation  
3. Display the menu using  
.
4. Now continue by following the messages at  
the bottom of the screen. For further details,  
read the information below.  
Programme organisation  
Personal settings  
Standard :  
Select the standard using Left/Right keys that  
corresponds to your country from the list of  
standards.  
MANUAL PROGRAMMING  
Return  
The number of standards proposed will differ  
from one model to another.  
Standard  
Reception  
Autosearch  
Fine tuning  
Store on PR number  
Name  
I
France  
DKK’  
for France and Luxemburg  
eg. for Eastern Europe and  
the Middle-East  
Aerial  
CH- -  
I
for the United Kingdom and  
Ireland  
- -  
- - - -  
Euro BG  
for Western Europe  
Decoder  
External sound path  
Reception :  
Your television can pick up channels either via  
an aerial (RF channels) or via a cable network.  
Certain cable networks use the same  
frequencies as the RF channels. If this is the  
case, you must select Aerial instead of Cable.  
Enter channel number or start  
autosearch with < or >.  
Select the line marked Return to return to the previous  
menu.  
Autosearch :  
Enter the programme number if you know it. If  
not, search using the Left/Right keys. Your  
television will stop at the first channel it tunes  
into. If you wish to memorize it, go to the line  
marked Store on PR number. If not, resume  
the search using the Left/Right keys.  
Fine tuning :  
You can use this to improve the picture if the transmitter frequency is out of adjustment. Use the Left/Right keys  
to obtain the best possible picture and sound.  
Store on PR number :  
Enter the programme number you wish to give the channel (e.g.: 01 for BBC1). Memorise using  
.
Name :  
If the station has been identified by the transmitter, its name will be inscribed automatically. You can change the  
proposed name or enter it if it has not already been identified. Select the character you wish to modify using the  
Left/Right keys. Use the or keys to display the character you desire.  
Decoder :  
Use the Left/Right keys to tick the box if the channel is coded and if a decoder is connected to the AV1 jack.  
External sound path :  
Switch on your decoder. If the sound is coded or if you have no sound, activate or deactivate the box as required  
using the Left/Right keys.  
Once you have made all the adjustments you wish to a programme, go to Store on PR number and press  
to memorise these. Then move on to the next channel.  
Once you have completed your Manual Programming, exit the menu using  
.
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Manual Programming  
Channel number guide  
Only the main transmitters are listed. There are in addition many relay stations, and full lists are  
available from the Broadcasting Authorities.  
0
BBC 1 BBC 2 ITV  
CH4  
BBC 1 BBC 2 ITV CH4  
London & South-East  
Bluebell Hill  
Crystal Palace  
Dover  
Heathfield  
Oxford  
South-West  
Beacon Hill  
Caradon Hill  
Huntshaw Cross  
Redruth  
Stockland Hill  
Channel Islands  
Fremont Point  
South  
Wales  
Blaenplwyf  
Carmel  
Llanddona  
Moel-y-Parc  
Presely  
40 46 43 65  
26 33 23 30  
50 56 66 53  
49 52 64 67  
57 63 60 53  
31  
57  
57  
52  
46  
44  
27 24 21  
63 60 53  
63 60 53  
45 49 42  
40 43 50  
51 41 47  
Wenvoe  
57 63 60 53  
22 28 25 32  
55 62 59 65  
51 44 41 47  
33 26 23 29  
Northern Ireland  
Brougher Mountain  
Divis  
22  
31  
55  
28 25 32  
27 24 21  
62 59 65  
Limavady  
51 44 41 47  
Hannington  
Midhurst  
Rowridge  
39 45 42 66  
61 55 58 68  
31 24 27 21  
West  
Mendip  
58 64 61 54  
East  
Sandy Heath  
Sudbury  
Tacolneston  
Midlands  
Ridge Hill  
Sutton Coldfield  
The Wrekin  
Waltham  
1
31 27 24 21  
51 44 41 47  
62 55 59 65  
22 28 25 32  
46 40 43 50  
26 33 23 29  
58 64 61 54  
North  
Belmont  
22 28 25 32  
44 51 47 41  
Emley Moor  
North-West  
Caldbeck  
Winter Hill  
North-East  
Bilsdale West Moor  
Chatton  
30 34 28 32  
55 62 59 65  
33 26 29 23  
39 45 49 42  
58 64 61 54  
Pontop Pike  
Scotland  
Angus  
Black Hill  
57 63 60 53  
40 46 43 50  
Sandale  
Caldbeck  
22  
-
-
-
-
34 28 32  
Craigkelly  
Darvel  
Durris  
31 27 24 21  
33 26 23 29  
22 28 25 32  
33 26 23 29  
40 46 43 50  
33 26 23 29  
39 45 49 42  
31 27 24 21  
55 62 59 65  
Eitshal  
Keelylang Hill  
Knock More  
Rosemarkie  
Rumster Forest  
Selkirk  
Already transmitting NICAM  
ꢁꢂ  
 
Manual Programming  
In addition to the RTE main transmitters listed, there are many RTE transposers throughout the  
country. If your area is not covered by a main transmitter and you are not sure of the channel  
numbers of your local transmissions, your television dealer is the best person to advise you. He  
will also know whether you need a horizontal or vertical aerial to suit the transmissions.  
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND RTE 1 RTE 2  
North-West  
NORTHERN IRELAND BBC 1 BBC 2 UTV CH4  
Holywell Hill  
Truskmore  
North-East  
Clermont Carn  
East  
23  
09 (1)  
26  
07 (G)  
Brougher Mountain  
Divis  
22  
31  
55  
28 25 32  
27 24 21  
62 59 65  
Limavady  
52  
56  
Kippure  
08 (H)  
29  
10 (J)  
33  
Dublin & East  
Three Rock  
West  
WALES  
BBC  
WALES  
46  
BBC 2 HTV S4C  
Presely  
40 43 50  
Maghera  
Central  
Cairn Hill  
02 (B)  
40  
08 (H)  
43  
South-West  
Mullaghanish  
South East  
Mount Leinster  
04 (D)  
06 (F)  
07 (G)  
09 (I)  
ꢁꢃ  
 
Personal settings  
Personal settings  
1. Press and hold the  
key: the  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU  
SUMMARY is displayed first, followed by the  
INSTALLATION MAIN MENU.  
Exit  
2. Select the line marked Personal settings.  
Manual programming  
Auto installation  
3. Display the menu using  
.
4. Continue by following the messages at the  
bottom of the screen.  
Programme organisation  
Personal settings  
For further details, read the information below.  
Menu language :  
Select the language in which the menus are to  
be displayed.  
PERSONAL SETTINGS  
Return  
Country :  
Indicate the country in which you are if you wish  
to rerun Automatic Programming.  
Menu language  
Country  
English  
UK  
For cable networks, if certain channels  
have not been found, select Other  
instead of the country name before run-  
ning automatic installation again.  
You may find that the characters of cer-  
tain teletext languages are inaccess-  
ible for the selected country.  
Auto volume level  
VCR  
- - - -  
CAMC  
AV1 name  
AV2 name  
AV3 name  
Auto volume level :  
06  
Prog. to be used  
for reference time  
13:15  
This is a sound control function which aims to  
equalise the volume level between different  
channels, and between different programmes  
on the same channel.  
Select a station from which you want  
to get the reference time.  
Activate or deactivate the auto volume level as  
required.  
Select the line marked Return to return to the previous  
menu.  
On models equipped with  
Dolby  
Surround, this function remains  
inactive if Dolby Virtual or Pro Logic  
has been selected in the SOUND menu  
(see Volume Control).  
AV1, AV2, AV3 name :  
Use these to give a name to each of your  
audio-visual programmes. Select the character  
you wish to modify using the Left/Right keys.  
Use the  
or  
keys to display the desired  
character.  
Prog. to be used for reference time :  
To display the time using the  
key or to use  
the alarm function, the television clock must be  
set to the correct time. Select the line marked  
Prog. to be used for reference time and select  
a channel which broadcasts teletext. The time  
is set automatically and is displayed after the  
channel number.  
Exit the menu using  
.
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Preferences  
Preferences  
1. Display the SUMMARY by pressing and  
releasing the  
control .  
key on the remote  
2. Select the line marked Preferences.  
3. Display the menu using  
.
PREFERENCES  
Make your choice from the proposed  
options. Use the information below to help  
you.  
Return  
Show program. number  
AV2 video input  
Show program. number :  
Video  
S-Video  
Auto  
If you wish to permanently display the number  
of the programme you are watching, tick the box  
using the Left/Right keys. Press the Left/Right  
keys again to deactivate this function.  
AV3 video input  
Format control  
Picture preferences  
AV2 video input :  
Use the Left/Right keys to select the type of video signal received at the AV2 SCART socket (Video or S-Video).  
AV3 video input :  
Use the Left/Right keys to select the type of video signal received at the AV3 sockets (these sockets are located  
on the front or the side of the television).  
Format control :  
Use the Left/Right keys to select the desired picture format:  
Auto : if the transmitter (for 16/9 format TV’s) or the appliance connected to one of the peripheral jacks delivers  
the switching signal, the television automatically adapts to the transmitted picture format.  
16/9 : manually selects widescreen picture format.  
4/3 : manually selects this picture format.  
If you have selected 16/9 or 4/3, the television will switch back to Auto when you change channels or you  
switch off.  
Picture preferences :  
PICTURE PREFERENCES  
To access the PICTURE PREFERENCES  
menu, press  
.
Return  
If you wish, you can personalize certain  
picture settings. Select and set the  
proposed options. Use the information  
below to help you.  
Personal  
Settings  
Brightness  
Colour  
Contrast  
Settings :  
Select Standard or Personal.  
Select the line marked Return to return to the previous  
menu.  
Standard corresponds to the factory settings.  
Personal corresponds to the settings that you  
have entered yourself.  
The lines Brightness, Colour and  
Contrast are displayed only if you have  
selected Personal on the Settings line.  
Select each line one after the other and enter  
your required settings. You can recall these  
picture settings by pressing the red key on the  
remote control.  
Exit the menu using  
.
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Daily viewing  
Daily viewing  
Sound Settings  
The television set fitted with a Dolby Pro Logic decoder lets you create a cinema studio sound quality in your  
own home with a coded Dolby Surround signal or you can enjoy special sound effects (with a stereo or  
mono signal) by connecting 2 pairs of loudspeakers (on some models), one pair of speakers or simply using  
the sound facilities of the television set.  
Turn on the main switch and connect the speakers to the appropriate sockets. The black terminals of the  
speakers must be connected to the black terminals of the television set (likewise for the red terminals) (see  
Speaker Connection, page 22).  
Display the SUMMARY using the  
the remote control. Select the line marked  
key on  
SOUND  
Sound. Validate using  
is displayed.  
. The SOUND menu  
Return  
Sound settings  
Select and set the proposed options. Use  
the information below to help you.  
Stereo  
Pro Logic  
Sound type  
Sound mode  
Treble centre  
Bass centre  
Treble  
Sound settings :  
Use this menu to set the sound effect of your  
television.  
To display the SOUND SETTINGS menu, select  
the line and press  
Bass  
.
According to your set-up, activate:  
-
the external bass box ( Ext. subwoofer  
line).  
-
-
the external line* (Ext. amplifier line).  
SOUND SETTINGS  
the rear speakers (Surround line).  
Test balance  
Return  
Activate this function, then set the following to  
the same sound level (according to your  
set-up):  
Ext. subwoofer  
Ext. amplifier  
Surround  
-
-
-
the balance between the left and right  
channels (Balance L/R line)  
Test balance  
Balance L/R  
Centre volume  
the volume of the central channel (Centre  
volume line)  
Surround volume  
the volume of the rear speakers (Surround  
volume line)  
Return  
To return to the SOUND menu  
*Ext. amplifier  
You can use external amplifiers instead of the television configuration (see Speaker Connection, page 22):  
Amplifier with a Dolby Pro Logic decoder:  
-
-
-
-
Connect the left (L) and right (R) CINCH plugs from the television set to your amplifier.  
If there are rear speakers (Surround) disconnect them from the television set.  
Select Normal mode from the SOUND menu.  
Set the sound using the amplifier.  
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Stereo amplifier:  
-
-
-
-
Connect the left (L) and right (R) CINCH plugs from the television set to your amplifier.  
Connect the rear speakers (Surround) to the television set.  
Activate the Surround line in the SOUND SETTINGS menu.  
Set the sound of the Left and Right channels using the amplifier and the sound of the Center and Rear channels  
(Surround) using the television set (SOUND SETTINGS menu).  
In both cases, activate the Ext. amplifier function to cut the Left, Right and Center channels of the  
television set (if you have also activated the Surround option, the central channel is not cut).  
Note: If you do not connect an external amplifier, cancel this option.  
Otherwise you will have no sound.  
SOUND  
Sound type (1):  
The choices available to you depend on  
Return  
the broadcast.  
Automatic  
Normal  
Sound type  
Sound mode  
Select this line, then select the type of sound you  
desire.  
Balance L/R  
Treble  
Bass  
Sound mode (2):  
The choices available to you depend on the type  
of sound you previously selected.  
Surround effect  
The Magic and Dolby Virtual modes are only  
available in stereo if the Surround linehas notbeen  
activated in the SOUND SETTINGS menu.  
(1)  
Broadcast  
mono  
stereo  
dual  
Choice  
automatic - mono  
mono - stereo  
sound 1 - sound 2  
Select this line, then choose the desired mode  
using the Left/Right keys.  
Treble centre, Bass centre  
NICAM-3  
AV  
sound 1 - sound 2 - sound 3  
stereo - sound 1 - sound 2  
These lines appear according to the  
Sound mode selected.  
(2)  
Mode  
Effect  
Select each of the lines and set the bass and  
treble of the central channel.  
Normal :  
reproduces the original sound (  
mono or stereo).  
gives a stereo effect on mono sounds.  
accentuates the stereo effects and  
adds echo.  
Surround effect :  
Wide :  
Magic :  
This line appears only if you have selected  
Dolby Virtual on the Sound mode line.  
Dolby Virtual : Virtual Dolby Surround.  
Select this line and adjust the surround effect to  
suit you.  
Hall :  
Reverberation effect  
(with rear speakers.)  
Pro Logic :  
Cinema sound if the sound is coded in  
Dolby Surround (with rear speakers.)  
Treble, Bass :  
Select each of these lines and adjust to suit you.  
Exit the menu using  
.
Virtual Dolby Surround is based on Dolby Pro Logic  
decoding for the reproduction of the Left, Right, Centre and  
Virtual Surround sound channels using two loudspeakers.  
“”Dolby”, “”Pro Logic” and the double -D symbol are trademarks of the  
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.  
Manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories Licensing  
Corporation.  
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Daily viewing  
Picture Adjustment  
PICTURE  
Display the SUMMARY using the  
key on  
the remote control. Select Picture. Validate  
Return  
using  
. The PICTURE menu is displayed.  
Brightness  
Colour  
Contrast  
Select and set the proposed options. Use  
the information below to help you.  
Brightness, Colour, Contrast, Sharpness:  
Sharpness  
Select each of these lines one after the other and  
set as required.  
Neutral  
Cold  
Contrast expand  
Tone  
Contrast expand :  
Select this line then choose the desired Contrast  
expand setting (High or Low).  
Select the line marked Return to return to the previous  
menu.  
Tone :  
Select this line then choose the desired colour  
tone (Warm, Neutral or Cold).  
Exit the menu using  
.
List of Channels  
LIST  
This list contains up to 10 pages. The number of pages depends on  
the number of programmes memorized. For each programme, the list  
indicates the station name or type and the programme number. The  
3 AV programmes are listed on page 11.  
Exit  
01  
02  
03  
04  
05  
06  
07  
08  
09  
BBC 1  
BBC 2  
FR 3  
CC19  
ARTE  
M6  
CNN  
PREM  
EURO  
To display the list, press the  
key on the remote control  
TV  
or  
Display the SUMMARY using the  
key on the remote control. Select the  
line marked List. Validate using  
.
The page displayed is the page containing the programme you are watching.  
It is identified in the list by the symbol TV.  
Page -/+  
Programme: 0 - 9  
To display the next page, press the Right key.  
To display the previous page, press the Left key.  
If you wish to watch one of the programmes on the page displayed:  
Enter the last digit of the programme number (e.g. for 25 simply enter 5) on the  
remote control. The list disappears and your programme is selected.  
Or,  
- Select the programme using the Up/Down keys.  
- Validate using  
- Exit the menu using  
.
.
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Daily viewing  
Time  
You can use this menu to switch your  
television on or off automatically at a set  
time.  
TIME  
Return  
Display the SUMMARY using the  
key on  
00 : 00  
11 : 28  
Sleep timer  
Current time  
the remote control. Select the line marked  
Time. Validate using  
. The TIME menu is  
displayed.  
Wake-up timer  
Wake-up time  
Programme number  
Daily  
Sleep timer :  
07 : 07  
01 BBC1  
Use the Left/Right keys to choose how long you  
wish to view before the television switches off.  
The television will switch off automatically at the  
end of this period. To cancel, set to 00:00.  
Select the line marked Return to return to the previous  
One minute before switching off, a message will  
inform you that the television is about to go off.  
If you wish to keep it on, press any key on the  
remote control or the local keyboard.  
menu.  
The television switches to Child lock mode after  
an automatic stop. It can only be switched on  
again from the remote control.  
Current time :  
The current time is given by the Teletext (see PERSONAL SETTINGS menu). You can also set the time manually  
using the number keys (0 to 9) on your remote control.  
Wake-up timer :  
If you wish to be woken up by your television on the channel of your choice, you must first set the television  
clock to the correct time (see above).  
Use the Left/Right keys to tick the box and display the Wake-up timer menu.  
The lines Wake-up time, Programme number and Daily only appear if you have ticked the box on the  
line marked Wake-up timer.  
Wake-up time :  
Use the number keys (0 to 9) on the remote control to set the time at which you wish to be woken.  
Programme number :  
Select the programme you wish to be woken by.  
Daily :  
Tick this box if you wish to be awakened at this time every day.  
Exit the menu using  
.
Set the television to standby using the  
flashes.  
key on the remote control. The red indicator light on the television  
The television will come on automatically at the programmed time and will go off one hour later if you do not use  
the remote control.  
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Daily viewing  
Selecting Programmes  
For channels 1 to 9, press the number key corresponding to the desired channel on the remote control. For  
programme numbers higher than 10, press the key on the remote control: ”- -” appears on the screen. Now use  
the number keys on the remote control to enter first the tens digit then the units digit.  
If you press  
while - -” is already displayed, the display returns to 0- , in which case you can only select  
programmes 1 to 9.  
Scrolling the Programmes  
You can scroll through the programmes using the  
/
keys.  
Audio-visual (AV) Programmes  
Press the  
key to call the last audio-visual (AV) programme watched. Press repeatedly to scroll the audio-visual  
(AV) programmes on the screen.  
Volume Control  
Use the volume +/- keys to increase or decrease the volume.  
Muting the Sound  
Press the  
key to mute the sound. Press again to restore the sound.  
Zoom  
(16/9 models only)  
This function is useful for 4/3 or letterbox pictures (black bands at the top and bottom of the screen).  
Use the Left/Right keys to select the desired zoom position:  
ZOOM 0: 4/3 picture (black bands at the sides).  
FULL SCREEN: for a 4/3 picture that fills the screen.  
ZOOM 1: for letterbox pictures.  
Displaying Information  
Press the  
of sound.  
key to display the following information on the screen: channel number and name, time, zoom, type  
Television Lock  
You can use this function to prevent anyone from switching on the television using the buttons on the  
television set.  
The buttons on the television set are locked in the following cases:  
- If you switch off the set by pressing and holding the  
- After a programmed stop,  
key on the remote control for more than 3 seconds,  
- If the television is set to standby when the alarm has been set.  
When the television is locked the red power will be light flashing.  
The television can now only be operated from the remote control.  
To release the lock, press any number key on the remote control.  
Switching Off the Television  
To switch off the television, press the Standby key on the remote control or press the ON/OFF switch on the  
television set.  
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Teletext  
Teletext  
Certain channels broadcast an electronic news page service with a range of different information services.  
The presentation and use of the Teletext differ from one country to another and from one programme to  
another (Teletext, Fastext or Toptext).  
Press the  
key to display the Teletext Index (page 100).  
A message will inform you if the programme you are watching has no Teletext service.  
To call up a page:  
Enter the 3 digits of the page number you wish to consult (for example, 150 or 170).  
After a moment, the page appears.  
Use the Left/Right keys to consult the next or the previous page.  
Standard Functions  
Rolling pages:  
Some information is displayed over several sub-pages. It is scrolled on your screen as it is received.  
To stop scrolling, select STOP using the Up/Down keys and validate using  
. Press  
again to continue  
scrolling.  
Masked text:  
To reveal a hidden answer (for example in a quiz programme), select ??? using the Up/Down keys and validate  
using  
. Press  
again to hide the answers.  
Zoom :  
Select ZOOM using the Up/Down keys then press the  
key once to magnify the top of the screen, twice to  
magnify the bottom of the screen (the page will scroll from top to bottom) and a third time to return to the normal  
display.  
Display:  
You can superpose the Teletext page over the TV picture. To do this, select MIX using the Up/Down keys then  
validate by pressing the  
key. Press again  
to return to the normal display.  
Sub-code:  
You can use this to access a sub-page directly.  
Select - - - -” using the Up/Down keys. Then enter the four digits of the required sub-page number.  
Certain programmes have Alarm pages that you can set to appear at the time you require. For example:  
for 15h30 enter 1530 as the sub-page number then press  
. You must of course leave the television  
on the programme which is to transmit the Alarm page.  
Index:  
To call up the index page, select 100 using the Up/Down keys then validate using  
.
Direct access:  
You can use the yellow and blue keys to directly access the pages indicated in the bar at the bottom of the screen.  
Fastext functions:  
If the Teletext you receive is Fastext, a sub-menu at the bottom of the screen appears which you can use to select  
from the 4 headings according to its colour.  
To select a heading, press the key of the corresponding colour.  
Toptext functions:  
If the Teletext you receive is TOPtext, the pages are arranged into headings and sub-headings by subject.  
You can select the first page of a heading directly by pressing the blue key, or the first page of a sub-heading by  
pressing the yellow key.  
Other functions:  
With certain Teletext channels, it is possible to have sub-titles overlaid on the screen for certain broadcasts as well  
as certain news flash updates.  
The corresponding page number is indicated in the Telextext index.  
Once you have found the page, the sub-title or the news flash will be overlaid onto the TV picture.  
The navigation status bar disappears after a few seconds. To display it again, press the  
key.  
To exit Teletext, press or  
.
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Other Connections  
Other Connections  
The CINCH Video and Audio sockets (1)* are provided to  
connect a VHS or 8mm camcorder.  
The S and CINCH Audio sockets (1)* are provided to connect  
a S-VHS or Hi-8 camcorder.  
To use the appliance you have connected, press the  
key several times until the AV3 programme is  
selected on the screen. When you switch off the  
connected appliance, the television will remain on  
the AV3 programme and you must use the numerical  
keys on the remote control to select a programme.  
* on models equipped with this function  
The headphone socket (2)* is provided to connect  
headphone or earphones.  
a
Connecting headphones mute the sound from the  
television loudspeakers.  
Other Possibilities  
Copying a cassette:  
* on models equipped with this function  
Plug the VCR you wish to record to into the SCART socket  
AV2.  
Plug the appliance you wish to copy from as follows: into  
the peripheral jack AV1 for a VCR; into the CINCH AV3 jacks  
for a camcorder (see table below).  
PLAY  
RECORD  
SCART Socket  
CALL  
PROGRAMME  
Appliance  
VCR  
SCART Socket  
Appliance  
VCR  
ou  
Camcorder  
Peripheral  
AV1  
AV1  
AV2  
AV2  
Camcorder  
Cinches or  
S-Video  
AV3  
VCR  
ou  
Camcorder  
AV3  
Speaker connection 1.  
Internal/external speaker  
If you have connected external side  
speakers to the television, set the  
internal/external selection button (located at  
the rear of the television set close to the  
connectors) to the external position (pushed  
down). Use the point of a pen.  
External  
Subwoofer  
Side speaker  
Side speaker  
Side speaker  
Side speaker  
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Euro-AV socket connections  
Euro-AV socket connections  
The socket is shown as viewed from the rear of the TV.  
NOTE : If an unsynchronised TV  
picture results after viewing  
an external source (with a  
fast  
blanking  
signal)  
connected to AV, this  
voltage must be removed to  
return to TV mode.  
VIDEO INPUTS  
SIGNAL SELECTION  
Composite video or sync:  
Pin 20 (pin 17 return).  
Facilities are provided for automatic switching when  
the equipment connected provides switching voltages  
as follows:  
RGB:  
Red  
Pin 15 (pin 13 return).  
Pin 11 (pin 9 return).  
Pin 7 (pin 5 return).  
Pin 8: + 9.5 V to + 12 V  
Green  
Auto switching to auxiliary O/AUX channel.  
+ 4.5 V. to 7 V. 16/9 display  
Blue  
VIDEO OUTPUT  
Pin 16: + 1 V. to + 3 V. Auto switching to RGB.  
SIGNAL LEVEL  
Composite video:  
Pin 19 (pin 17 return).  
AUDIO INPUTS  
Composite video:  
(in/out)  
1 Vp - p  
positive going, 75 W.  
3 dB  
A:  
Pin 6 (pin 4 return).  
Pin 2 (pin 4 return).  
B:  
Sync:  
0.3 Vp - p - 3 dB +  
10 dB, negative  
going, 75 W.  
AUDIO OUTPUTS  
A:  
Pin 3 (pin 4 return).  
Pin 1 (pin 4 return).  
RGB (input):  
0.7 Vp - p  
positive going, 75 W.  
3 dB,  
B:  
FAST BLANKING (INPUT)  
Audio (in/out):  
(nominal)  
0.5 V r.m.s.  
Pin 16, + 1 V to + 3 V for fast blanking switching,  
75 W.  
Input impedance:  
. 10 kW.  
(20 Hz - 20 kHz)  
Output impedance:  
3 1 kW.  
(20 Hz - 20 kHz)  
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Guarantee  
This guarantee is automatically effective from the  
date of purchase of the equipment. The  
appropriate sections should be completed by the  
dealer and purchaser at the time of purchase.  
This guarantee should then be retained by the  
purchaser and kept safely so that it may be  
referred to and produced if required should a claim  
be made during the guarantee period.  
PLEASE NOTE: It will not be necessary for the  
dealer or purchaser to return this guarantee to  
Thomson multimedia Limited when making a  
claim under guarantee, unless requested to do so,  
provided that the model and serial numbers, date  
of sale, and the purchaser’s name and address  
are quoted on the order or advice note.  
Terms of Guarantee  
1. The component parts used in this television  
receiver, with the exception of the colour picture  
tube, are guaranteed by Thomson multimedia  
Limited against failure due to faulty material or  
workmanship for a period of one year from the  
date of purchase. The colour picture tube is  
guaranteed separately for one year unless  
extended at the time of purchase, see ”Picture  
Tube Guarantee”.  
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2. Should the equipment fail to operate  
satisfactorily it should then be reported to the  
dealer from whom it was purchased who will  
normally be able to provide service and make  
any claim under guarantee on your behalf.  
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and the name and address of the dealer from  
whom it was bought.  
4. This guarantee is effective in the United  
Kingdom only.  
5. Thomson multimedia Limited reserves the right  
to vary the specifications of the equipment  
without notice.  
Picture Tube Guarantee  
The colour picture tube is separately guaranteed  
for twelve months free, or four years (optional  
extra) requiring registration. Ask your dealer for  
full details at the time of purchase.  
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