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ITT CTV 29-100 ST manual

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    CTV 29-100 ST Bedienungsanleitung Operating Instructions[...]

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    List of contents 1 Special features ..............................................................2 Safety instructions .........................................................3 Getting started ...............................................................4 Aerial connection.............................................................4 Switching [...]

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    is a registered trademark of ITT manufacturing Enterprises, Inc., a subsidiary of ITT Industries, Inc., and is used under license. www.itt-deutschland.de T elevision Thank you for buying this television which is designed to give you many years of satisfactory service. Y ou may already be familiar with using a television but do please take time to r[...]

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    3 Safety is Important Y our safety and the safety of others is important. Please, therefore, ensure you read the Safety instructions before y ou operate this television. Safety instructions Read all the safety instructions before first use of your TV . ! • Position the television so that direct light does not fall on the screen. Excessive light w[...]

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    Getting started Remove your T elevision carefully from the bo x. Y ou may wish to Y ou can use an outdoor or indoor aerial. Ho wever , if you use an indoor aerial the quality of the reception may be reduced and adjustment of the aerial may be required when changing programs. Please note If you live in a poor reception area or use an indoor aerial y[...]

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    Contr ol Unit Front panel Program Down/Up button V olume Down/Up button. General Program ON/OFF switch Stand by (Depends on model) Stand by indicator External Connections: (Front or side) Right audio RCA (Red) Left audio RCA (White) V ideo RCA (Y ellow) S-V ideo connection Headphone socket Please note • See the external connections table on next [...]

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    6 Remote contr ol External connections table STD OPT N/A : Standart : Optional : Not available Please note: The Audio/V ideo RCA, S-V ideo and Headphone socket can be placed on the front panel or on the right-hand side of the cabinet depanding to the model of your TV . Picture tube size/typee 28” 4:3 28” 16:9 29” 4:3 32” 16:9 33” 4:3 A V1[...]

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    Using the TV T urning on for the first time and T uning Programme selection Press the Program up or Program down buttons on the TV or remote control or press a Numeric button to select a programme. When you first turn your TV on, “ Language” menu willl appear . T o search on the languages, use the Program up or Pr ogram down . V olume up or V o[...]

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    8 Press the Mute button again to restore the sound. The symbol will disappear . P ressing V olume up buttons will also restore the sound. But pressing the V olume down button will increase the volume without restoring. PP P ersonal preference. Pr ess the PP button to revert to the default settings for the TV . (See TV setup). Swap T uning the telev[...]

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    9 When you are sure the aerial is connected properly press the OK button. Autoprogam will start. AUTOPROGRAM will flash. Use the Program down button to select AUTOPROGRAM and the OK button. A list of countries will appear . Select the desired country using Program and V olume buttons. press T o cancel Autoprogram whilst it is working press the Menu[...]

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    10 T uning with channel numbers Enter the SETUP menu by pressing the blue button. T o exit the SETUP menu pr ess the TV/TX button. Use the Program down button to select PROGRAM NUMBER. Use the V olume up/down or numeric buttons to select the desired programme number . Use the Program down button to select STORE. Press the OK button and STORED will [...]

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    Pr ogram organising Once you have tuned in all the channels you want, you can change their programme number , if required, and name them. select PROGRAM T ABLE and press the OK button or pr ess directly the Y ellow button. T o enter the PR OGRAM T ABLE menu press the Menu button and 11 PROGRAM 01 will be selected and the channel stored under PROGRA[...]

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    12 V olume Sets default volume using the V olume up and down buttons. T o save your settings, select ST ORE and press the OK button. will be displayed. Press the Menu button to go back to the previous menu. Balance Sets the sound balance T o save your settings, select ST ORE and press the OK button. will be displayed. Press the Menu button to go ba[...]

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    13 Headphone Y ou can set up the volume, balance, bass treble and sound type (stereo or mono) of the headphone output. Use OK button to enter the HEADPHONE menu. Press OK to enter the Sound Features. TV transmitters have dif ferent sound levels. AV L A VL (automatic volume limiting) maintains the same sound level as you switch from program to progr[...]

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    14 Equalizer In this menu there are a series of preset equalizer settings for different types EQUALIZER MUSIC SPORTS CINEMA SPEECH USER1 USER2 100 Hz 330 Hz 1 KHz 3.3 KHz 10 KHz T o access the 5 band equalizer menu press V olume up or down button and press OK on the Equalizer line. There are four music settings - MUSIC, SPOR TS, CINEMA, SPEECH and [...]

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    15 Picture Featur es In the picture menu use the P rogram down button to select PICTURE FEA TURES and press OK. In this menu you can adjust the picture quality features. Use the Program up and down buttons to select your desired picture feature and use V olume up and down buttons to adjust this feature. NOISE REDUCTION: Y ou can reduce the noise ef[...]

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    Blue Back (Optional): When there is no broadcast, you can select the background purely blue instead of snowy picture. Select blue back as ON. 16 Scart Source: Y ou can select the output from your TV to the devices connected to your 2nd and 3rd scarts. So if you want to record or copy the program you are watching, you should output this program to A[...]

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    17 Picture format Y ou can adjust the picture format of your TV according to the program format you are watching. Press the “16:9” button to change the Picture format. A vaible formats are 16:9, 14:9, 4:3, Letterbox, Subtitle1, Subtitle2 (Optional). 16:9 and 14:9 are the screen formats of widescreen TV sets (28” SF/PF , 32” SF/PF). The TV w[...]

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    18 SCAN OTHER FEA TURES Picture fr eeze When you press "FREEZE" key on your remote control, the picture on the screen becomes fixed. T o get out of the position, press the same key again. Picture scan (Optional) Y ou can scan the programmes starting from the current programme you have been watching, on the screen within twelve frames. Pre[...]

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    19 T eletext is an information system that displays text on your TV screen. U sing the teletext control buttons you can view pages of information that are listed in the teletext index. No on screen display is available in text mode. The contrast, brightness and colour cannot be changed but the volume control is still available. Make sur e the TV ch[...]

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    20 Page Stop If the page of text you have selected contains sub pages, these sub pages will automatically be displayed in order with a delay to allow you to read the page. T o stop the move to the next sub page press the HOLD button. STOP will appear in the top left hand corner . T o continue moving through the sub pages press the HOLD button again[...]

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    21 Y ou can connect a wide range of audio and video equipment to your TV . Connecting e xternal equipment Connecting a video r ecorder Plug one end of the SCAR T lead (not supplied) into the back of the video recorder and the other end into one of the SCAR T sockets on the back of the TV . Switch on the video r ecorder and the TV . Press the AV but[...]

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    22 If you have an S-V ideo player you can connect it to SCAR T socket 3 (optional) via an adaptor from scart to S-V ideo/RCA audio (not supplied). S-V ideo Player Plug a coaxial plug into the RF out socket on the rear of the video recorder and plug the other end into the aerial socket of the TV . S witch on the video recorder and the TV . If your v[...]

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    23 Connecting a DVD player V ia SCAR T Make sure the TV and D VD player are both switched off. Plug one end of the SCAR T lead (not supplied) into the back of the DVD player and the other end into one of the SCAR T sockets on the back of the TV . S witch on the DVD and the TV . Press the AV button on the remote control to select A V1, A V2 or A V3 [...]

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    24 Connecting a decoder V ia SCAR T Make sur e the TV and decoder are both switched off. Plug one end of the SCAR T lead (not supplied) into the back of the decoder and the other end into the SCAR T 1 on the back of the TV . S witch on the decoder and the TV . Press the AV button on the remote control to select A V1. AV V ia RCA lead Make sur e the[...]

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    Scart Socket 25 Connecting TV with video and satellite/digital r eceiver AV3/AV4 AV3/AV4 ANT IN ANT OUT Scart 2 AUXIN Scart 1 TV IN/OUT DIGIT AL SA TALLITE RECEIVER VIDEO RECORDER BEHIND THE TELEVISION Connecting TV with camcorder R L VIDEO S-Video In S-Video camcorder Camcorder A V1/A V2/A V3 AV 3 (3 scart models only) Connecting TV games and comp[...]

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    26 Help and service tips The TV does not work Make sure it is plugged into the mains supply and switched on. No sound • Is the sound muted? Press the Mute button. • Is the volume turned down? • Are there headphones connected? Poor pictur e • Is the aerial plugged in? • If you are using a set top aerial is it properly aligned for the best [...]

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    27 SF PF 16:9 4:3 Please note: : Superflat picture tube : Pureflat picture tube : W idescreen TV : Conventional TV Using a subwoofer causes 20 W extra power consumption and supplies maximum 20 W extra sound output. General technical specifications Power Supply A C: ................................................... 230-240V 50Hz Number of pr eset [...]

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    BCE.801[...]