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    CT-W32ID CT-W32ID COLOUR COLOUR COLOUR COLOUR COLOUR TELEVISION TELEVISION TELEVISION TELEVISION TELEVISION IMPORT ANT! WARRANTY INFORMA TION INSIDE.PLEASE READ www.teac.com.au OWNER’S MANUAL ATV/DTV STANDBY SELECT EXIT + - ATV MENU VOL + - P + - TV/AV PICTUR E S.E. MUTE EPS&ESS + -! A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X RETURN R E [...]

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    Your proof of purchase (receipts) will enable fast and efficient ser vice in the ev ent of repair. www.teac.com.au WARRANTY REGISTRATION Please r ead this warr anty card . Keep your purchas e receipt to en able you t o proceed quickl y in th e event o f a Warran ty Servi ce. Warranty Term s & Conditio ns 1. TEAC warrants to the origina l retail[...]

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    WARRANTY REGISTRATION WARRANTY PROCEDURES Please keep t his information for your own records. Please refer to the owner’s man ual to ensure that you have foll owed the correct installatio n and operating pro cedures. 1. Read owner’s manual caref ully 2. If you require Warranty Servi ce, please contact the T EAC Service Centre 3. Please have you[...]

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    T ABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 1. 1 FEATURES 1.2 PRECAUTIONS 1.3 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL KEYS & CONNECTIONS 1.3.1 FRONT VIEW 1.3.2 EXPLANATION OF JACKS 1 . 4 OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL 1.4.1 DESCRIPTION OF REMOTE CONTROL KEYS 1.4.2 INSTALLA TION OF BA TERRIES 1.4.3 EFFECTIVEL Y USING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER 2. CONNECTIONS 2.1 ANTENNA CONNECTI[...]

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    1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 FEA TURES Sound Systems Preset Programs Preset Method T uning Method V oltage Range Display Language Functions Select Remote Control Input/Output Useful Functions 2 DTV Systems - - - - BG - 100 (For A TV Mode) - Auto Search, Manual Store, Fine T une(For A TV Mode) - FS - 240V~, 50Hz - English - Pop Up Menu - Full Function Infra-[...]

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    3 1.2 PRECAUTIONS W ARNING CAUTION To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not attempt to open the cabinet. There are no parts inside you can service yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel. T o ensure reliable operation and to protect the unit from overheating, the ventilation slots and openings must not be blocked or covered. A void[...]

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    1 4 5 6 7 8 3 2 9 1. POWER button Turn the TV on or off. 2. STAN DBY (LED INDICATO R) Lights to show AC p ower is ava ilable. 3. SENSOR Receive infra- red signals from the remote controller. 4. PROGRAM UP/DOWN buttons Select channel numbers. 5. VOLUME UP/DOWN buttons Press it to increase or decrease the volume of TV. 1.3 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL KEYS[...]

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    AUDIO-R 1.3.2 EXPLANA TION OF JACKS 75 OHM ANTENNA INPUT Lets you connect a coaxial cable to receive the signal from the antenna or cable. Y, Cb, Cr Provides optimum picture quality because the video is separated into three signals. Use three video grade cables for the connection. When using this connection make sure to connect left and right audio[...]

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    L (LEFT) AUDIO Provides left audio connection. The right audio connector is usually white. Press TV/AV to choose the video input channel. Choose A V1 to view material playing on equipment connected to the front AV inputs or A V2 to view material playing on equipment connected to the rear AV inputs. VIDEO Provides composite video connection. The vid[...]

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    1.4 OPERA TION OF REMOTE CONTROL 1.4.1 DESCRIPTION OF REMOTE CONTROL KEYS STANDBY BUTTON When the main power is on, press it to turn TV set on or off. ATV/DTV BUTTON Press it to switch between ATV and DTV . UP /DOWN BUTTON Press it to move highlight bar upward or downward and adjust some controls . LEFT- /RIGHT+ BUTTON Press it to enter submenus, m[...]

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    RECALL BUTTON In A TV mode, press it to return to the previously viewed channel. BUTTON In DTV mode , press it to return to the previously viewed channel. RETURN -/-- / CANCEL BUTTON Press it to toggle between 1-digit and 2-digit mode before you enter the channel number . If you like to see a certain page which y ou have known the page number, b ut[...]

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    1.4.2 INST ALLA TION OF BA TTERIES 1.4.3 EFFECTIVEL Y USING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER 1. Open the battery compartment cover. NOTE: • • • • NOTE: • • 9 2. Install two Size AA batteries in correct direction. 3. Close the battery cover . The life time of the batteries may last up to one year , depending on how often the remote controller is us[...]

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    2. CONNECTIONS 2.2 CABLE TV CONNECTION 2.1 ANTENNA CONNECTION 75 OHM ANTENNA INPUT A combination antenna receives normal broadcast channels. Y our connection is easy since you will connect the antenna to the 75 OHM ANTENNA INPUT jack on the rear of the TV . If your antenna has a round cable (75 ohm) on the end, then you are ready to connect it to t[...]

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    2.3 TV + VCR + DVD CONNECTION Y Y 75OHM ANTENNA INPUT C C b b C C r r AV OUTPUT YUV I N P U T AV INPUT2 VIDEO AUDIO-L AUDIO-R AUDIO-L (MONO) AUDIO-R VIDEO AUDIO-L AUDIO-R Connect the audio cables (white and red) to the R and L AUDIO jacks on the TV and the Audio output jacks on the VCR (or other component). Match the cable color to the jack color. [...]

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    3. A TV GENERAL OPERA TION 3.1 A UTO SEARCH Press A TV MENU button to displa y the on-screen menu. Press UP/DOWN bu tton to select the T une icon. Press RIGHT button to enter the T une submenu. Press UP/DOWN bu tton to highlight Auto Search. Press RIGHT button to start the auto searc hing, and then all ava ilable channels will be stored from No.1 a[...]

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    3. A TV GENERAL OPERA TION 3.3 FINE TUNING Follow the above steps to enter T une submenu. Program is highlighting, and press right button to move highlight bar r ight. Select a channel by using the number b uttons, e.g. 36. . Press A TV MENU button to go back to the T une submenu. Press UP/DOWN bu tton to select Frequency . Press RIGHT button to en[...]

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    3. A TV GENERAL OPERA TION 3 . 6 C OLOUR S Y S T EM S E L E C TION Press A TV MENU button to display the on-screen menu. Press UP/DOWN bu tton to select the main menu T une. Press RIGHT button to enter the T une submenu. Press UP/DOWN bu tton to highlight Colour. Press RIGHT button to displa y the features of Colour (Auto, P AL, N3.58, N4.43) Press[...]

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    3. A TV GENERAL OPERA TION 3.8 PRESET PICTURE MODE This function enables yo u to choose preset video settings for diffe rent types of programs and view ing conditions. Most picture s ettings are preset at the factory to automatically adjust the TV s Brigh tness, Color , Contrast, and Sharpne ss. Press A TV MENU button to display the on-screen menu.[...]

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    16 3. A TV GENERAL OPERA TION Sound AVL Loudness Off On PP Speech Theatre Music Sound Mode MENU Off 0 DBB Equalizer Balance 3.1 1 SOUND MODE SELECTION Y ou can preset sound mode that best suits your current programming among PP , Music, Theatre or Speech. Press A TV MENU to display the on-screen menu. Press UP/DO WN button to select Sound. Press RI[...]

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    4. TIMER FUNCTION 17 MENU CLOCK CLOCK OFF TIME OFF TIME ON TIME ON TIME ON PROG - - : - - 1 - - : - - Daily Off Once EXIT 4.3 OFF-TIMER T o turn o ff the TV at a specific time eve ry d ay , use the Off-imer . B efore you begin, you must set t he clock correctly . Press A TV MENU button to displa y the on-screen menu. Press UP/DO WN button to select[...]

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    Blue Back Blue Back 5. SPECIAL FUNCTION Due to the geomagnatic effect, the picture will slant horizontally . Y ou can adjust it as follows: Press A TV MENU to display the on-screen menu. Press UP/DOWN button to select Setup. Press RIGHT b utton to enter the Setup submenu. Press UP/DOWN button to select Rotate. Press RIGHT b utton to adjust the grad[...]

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    - - - - 5. SPECIAL FUNCTION 5.7 P ARENT AL GUIDE Disable Disable 8 8 Off Off Off On Parent Guide Parent Guide Channel Lock Channel Lock Program Program Channel Lock Channel Lock Child Lock Child Lock Change PWD Change PWD 5.6 CALENDAR This feature enab les you look up date easily . Press A TV MENU to display the on-screen menu. Press UP/DOWN to hig[...]

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    5.8 NOTEBOOK OVR CAPS Notebook F -- : -- MESSAGE OFF 5. SPECIAL FUNCTION 20 This feature enables you to store personal messages. Press NOTEBOOK button to display Notebook window directly . Press CAPS b utton to toggle the entry mode between uppercase or lowercase letters. Use number b uttons to enter letters, numbers or some special symbols. Press [...]

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    6. DTV OPERA TION 6.1 LANGUAGE SETTING Press DTV MENU button to display Main Menu as figure1. Press UP or DOWN button to highlight the Settings submenu, and press SELECT button to access, please see figure2. Press UP or DOWN button to highlight Language and press SELECT button to display the features of the Language submenu. Press UP or DOWN button[...]

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    6.2.2 MANUAL SEARCH Highlight the Settings in Main Menu, and press SELECT button to access. Press UP or DOWN button to highlight Installation and press SELECT button to display the features of the Installation submenu. Press UP or DOWN button to highlight Manual Search, next press SELECT button to enter Manual Search dialog, then press LEFT or RIGH[...]

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    6. DTV OPERA TION 6.3 CONFIGURATION 6.3.1 TIME ZONE This feature enables you to configure y our TV system as a mode that you desired. Highlight the Settings in Main Menu and press SELECT button to access, figure12. Press UP or DOWN button to highlight Configuration and press SELECT button to display the features of the Configuration submenu, please[...]

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    6. DTV OPERA TION 6.3.3 F AVOURITE MODE The fav ourite mode can be enabled or disabled from the Configur ation of Settings, or you can also enab le or disab le the mode by repeatedly pressing F AVOURITE button on the remote control. After selecting a favourite mode , you can quickly switch between some different favourite channels that belong to th[...]

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    6. DTV OPERA TION 6.3.5 P ASSWORD SETTINGS This feature allows you to lock Main Menu, Installation. When the above services are locked, it is impossib le to access to the service without entering password, follow these steps below to lock the above menus: Highlight the Settings in Main Menu, and press SELECT button to access. Press UP or DOWN butto[...]

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    6. DTV OPERA TION 6.4.2 EDIT CHANNEL NAME To change or edit an existing channel name, follow these steps below: Highlight Channel List in Main Menu, and press SELECT buttons to display the dialog of the Channel List. Press UP or DOWN button to select an existing channel. Press LEFT or Right buttons to highlight Edit Name, and press SELECT button to[...]

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    6. DTV OPERA TION 6.4.4 F AVOURITES LIST This feature enables you to quickly select a list of channels y ou consider fav ourite, the TV allows you to have up to five different favourites lists . Edit Favourtie Lists dialog can be accessed not only by selecting the F avourites on the Channel List dialog, but also by selecting Fav ourites in Main Men[...]

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    An List Schedule EPG dialog is pro vided that presents some extended schedule EPG information, either on a banner for the current service, or as a full screen dialog showing multiple services, follow these steps belo w to enter the dialog: Move the hightlight bar until List Schedule EPG in Guides submenu, and press SELECT button to enter the dialog[...]

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    7. TROUBLESHOOTING 7.1 PROBLEMS OF PICTURE The most common types of picture problems are as follows: IGNITION Black spots or horizontal streaks appear, or the picture flutters or drifts. This is usually caused by interference from car ignition system, neon lamps, electric drills, or other electrical appliances. GHOSTS Ghosts are caused by the telev[...]

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    7.2 PROBLEMS IN OPERA TION If this unit does not seem to operate properly , check the POSSIBLE CA USES below . SYMPTOM NO POWER NO TV RECEPTION NOISY PICTURE NO REMO TE CONTROL OPERA TION NORMAL PICTURE, NO SOUND NO PICTURE, NORMAL SOUND NO COLOUR POSSIBLE CAUSES The power cord is not connected. The POWER BUTTON on the main unit is of f. The antenn[...]

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    8. SPECIFICA TIONS MAIN UNIT Tuner: FS TUNER Number of Preset Program: 100 (0-99) Channel Indicator: On screen display Function Adjust Indicator: MENU display Language of OSD: English RF Aerial Input: 75-ohm unbalanced Video Input/Output: 75-ohm 1.0Vp-p, RCA Audio Input: 10k ohm 0.5 V rms, high impedance Audio Output: 1k ohm 0.5 V rms Audio Output [...]

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    P ACKING LIST : Product is subjected to change without notice. 1. TV set - one set 2. Remote Control Handset - one set 3. Operation Manual - one pc INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROL: Features: Full Function Remote Control Effective Distance Power: 8 meters Power Supply: DC 3V (two batteries, size AA) 32 240V~, 50Hz Operating Voltage: Power Consumption: Pict[...]

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    TEAC CORPORATION 3-7 - 3, Nakacho, Mus ashino-shi, Tokyo 180-8550, Japan Phone: (0422) 52-5081 TEAC AUSTRALIA PTY.,LTD . A.B.N.:80 005 408 462 HEAD OFFICE 2 80 William Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone : (03)9672 2400 SERVICE DIVISIO N MELBOURNE, V IC Pier 31 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207 Phone : (03)9644 2444 DANDENONG, VIC 32 Lonsdale [...]