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54. OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO N00 OVD GOOG Ol NO Press to select Press to Press to turn Press to the channel adjust the power change you want the sound on and off the video to watch volume input TO operate the power button of the remote control on off the TV power must be turned on E Front view O Remote sensor Power indicator e Lights green During operation e Lights orange stand by eLights off Power is turned off e Blinking green When the ON timer is set e Blinking orange If the temperature inside the TV set increases the power is automatically turned off and the power indicator blinks in orange x Numbers in indicate the main pages where the corresponding item is described in this manual 60 E Back view Audio Right Audio Left Video Connectors for Video input 3 Rear cap 33353535335 Power supply input connector Headphones jack x Numbers in indicate the main pages where the corresponding item is described in this manual Note The rear cap is attached to the TV set when shipped from the factory Remove it before connecting the power cable Refer to Removing attaching the rear cap page 67 61 USIIDU 62 Part Names Transmitter E Front vie
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65. the TV set if the rear cap is attached Refer to page 66 for how to remove attach the rear cap e The TV set may become warm if the power is turned on However this is not a malfunction E Transmitter AC adaptor for transmittor e Although the AC adapters may become warm during use this is not a malfunction A Caution e Do not wrap the AC adaptor nor cover it up with a textile or the likes This can cause a malfunction or accident e Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the AC adapters Doing so can result in the electrical shock due to the high voltage components contained inside of the AC adaptor e Do not wrap the AC adaptor nor cover it up with a textile or the likes This can cause a malfunction or accident e Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the AC adapters Doing so can result in the electrical shock due to the high voltage components contained inside of the AC adaptor 66 Removing attaching the Rear Cap Remove the rear cap by rotating it counterclockwise Before attaching the rear cap to the TV set pass the power cable and the cables of external equipment such as video game machines and the likes through the hole of the rear cap Note If the rear cap is attached to the TV set cables cannot be connected Connect the cables that are passed through the rear cap to the TV set See page 17 Attach the rear cap
66. to the connector on the rear of the TV set Rotate the rear cap clockwise to tighten it until the clicking sound is heard Make sure to attach the rear cap in such a manner that the logo mark 0 on the rear cap faces upward Note e Do not use the TV set when the rear cap is removed 67 Setting the Transmission Distance This product uses radio transmission that enables you to watch TV programs or videos on the TV set without connecting it to other devices with cables Therefore the distance between the transmitter and the TV set effects on the reception Install the transmitter and the TV set without anything between them preferably and select the distance setting from Ll and according to the transmission distance Remote Control Use these buttons to set the transmission distance 68 Press the on the remote control to display the main menu screen Select 4 with C lt and then press Select one from and with and then press R U P DOWN e far e standatd e near As further the distance between the transmitter and the TV monitor get the more unstable the reception may become Set this for such a case Set this normally for a basic It provides higher quali
67. AC ACTOOV 13W DC12V 10W IEEE8B02 11b 2 4GHz NTSC 8 MPEG 230x 115x 40mm CR20255 1 1 1 AC AC 100V 50 60H2 1 AC AC100V 50 60Hz 1 1 of Sm 58 O0O0000000 000000000 English An overview of the main units is explained in English OOOO Oo OOOO O OOOO O OOOO STO OO OD oo OO 5 9 s 9888888 Part Names TV Set sn BR ae BOR RR Re ee wR ww es 60 Part Names Transmilier eee 62 Part Names Remote Control 63 Basic Operations a a Re a a a eS OS SS SO 64 Connecting the Power 66 setting the Transmission Distance 68 59 USIIDU Part Names TV Set E Top view
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69. he power button of the remote control or the main unit To operate the power button of the remote control on off the TV power must be turned on The input select button channel select buttons volume control buttons and the power button can be operated also on the main unit In this instruction manual the operations are mainly explained taking the operations with remote control as an example 63 USIIDU 64 Basic Operations TV set Top view Remote Control Turning on the power of the transmitter and TV set e f turning on the power of the transmitter and TV set by pressing the switches the power indicators light green respectively e Once the main power is turned on you can turn the TV on power indicator lights green or off power indicator lights orange by pressing the power button on the remote control The power of the transmitter cannot be turned ON OFF by the remote control The message Outside the range appears and Is displayed on the screen of the TV set until it receives the electric wave signal Selecting a channel e Press the channel select button or channel button to select a channel you want to watch e The numbers on channel select buttons correspond to the channel numbers e This television has 12 channel numbers and is set to allow viewing of regular channels 1 to 12 when shipped from the factory Upon selecting the channel the
70. screen turns black once then js switched to the selected channel Adjusting the volume e A number up to 31 and a bar are displayed as the volume indicator on the screen Selecting a CATV channel e When selecting the channel C18 Press the CATV button 2 Select a channel with the channel select buttons Remote Control OTS VOG LOG DOG CATV Channel Reception Watching a video or DVD e Press the input select button Channel number ETA Le If the channel is switched to the Video 3 refer to the Using the Video Input 3 Terminal on the TV Set on page 38 CATV channels can be received only in areas where CATV broadcast services are available To receive CATV channels you need to sign up with your local CATV service provider for subscription To watch and record charged scrambled broadcast programs you need to connect a home terminal adapter to the TV set For further details consult with your local CATV service provider The selectable CATV channels are C13 through C38 in XVT M020 USIIDU Connecting the Power AC adaptor for the main unit and AC adaptor for the transmitter Confirm that the AC adapter corresponds to the transmitter TV set when plugging it to the respective input connector E IV set Aw ERY a en AC adaptor for TV set AC cord e The AC adaptor for TV set cannot be plugged into the TV set power input of
71. ty images than usual when the distance between the transmitter and the TV monitor is close Exit the main menu screen by pressing twice he screen returns to the previous one each time when is pressed nan FS http www plusminuszero jp TAKARA CO LTD 2004
72. w Power indicator Power button e Lights green During operation e Lights off Power is turned off E Back view Video Video Audio Left Audio Left aug e Audio Right Right UU External antenna Power supply Video control Connectors for aput jaok 23 input connector Video input 1 Ga i connector ideo outpu video connector Output of video input 1 Connectors for Video input 1 S video connector Video input 2 Connectors for Video output 1 45 Output of video input 1 Part Names Remote Control Remote Control Power button Press to turn the power on and off Channel select buttons Press to select the channel you want to watch The television is set to allow viewing of VHF channels 1 to 12 when shipped from the factory Menu button 32 Press to display 32 the menu screen Input select button Press to change the video input CATV button Press to select a cable TV channel Mute button Press to temporarily turn off the sound Channel buttons Press to select a channel 41 Volume control buttons Press to adjust the sound volume Enter Confirm button Press to confirm a menu or item selected with the cursor 32 32 Cursor buttons Press or button to select a menu item x Numbers in indicate the main pages where the corresponding item is described in this manual The power of the transmitter cannot be turned on off by operating t
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