User manual MATSUI 1409R

[. . . ] (The standby light will go out when the TV is on. ) Press ENTER to store your setting. Press MENU to clear the screen. A A B If you do not have an external aerial, connect the loop aerial (supplied) to the aerial socket. If you have an external aerial (not supplied) connect it to the aerial socket on the back of the TV. An external aerial will give the best picture. Connect an aerial lead (not supplied) to the socket marked RF IN on the back of your VCR. [. . . ] Press the PROG/PAGE / on your remote control to highlight CH allocation (indicated by a flashing green square). The current position for the channel on the TV screen will flash on the top right corner of the screen. Press ENTER once so that the CH ALLOCATION number flashes in the on-screen display. Press PROG/PAGE / to select the programme number that you want this channel to be stored in. For example if the TV has automatically stored a BBC2 programme in channel number 6, you will need to press ENTER once and change the channel allocation number using PROG/PAGE / to 2. The picture settings have been adjusted by the factory under optimum signal reception conditions, however conditions may not be the same in your area. After turning on your television, allow it to warm up for a few minutes before making any adjustments. Should you wish to reset picture controls back to factory settings press NORMAL The sleep function allows you to automatically switch your television into standby after a preset amount of time (up to 120 minutes). In addition should you fall asleep or leave your TV unattended it will automatically switch into standby 15 minutes after the end of transmissions. 1 Inserting batteries into the Remote Control Press PROG/PAGE / to highlight auto. When the programme on the screen stops changing and the sound comes on, the tuning process is complete. Press MENU twice to clear the display. Press MENU on your remote control. Press PROG/PAGE / on your remote control to highlight picture (indicated by a flashing green square). Press ENTER to view brightness, contrast, colour or sharpness on screen displays. Press VOL + or - to adjust the levels. To set the sleep timer press SLEEP. The display will clear in five seconds and your television will switch off automatically after 120 minutes. Repeated presses of SLEEP will decrease the sleep timer in 10 minute intervals from 120 minutes to 10 minutes. When you have set the sleep timer your TV will return to a normal picture and automatically switch off after the preset sleep time. The display will clear in five seconds and your television will not switch off automatically. Since each programme may be picked up by your TV on more than one frequency the auto tune process will probably store more than one of each channel. This means that once the automatic tuning process is complete you will need to allocate a channel number to the programmes with the clearest reception. To do this go to the next step - Sorting Channels. . . (If no channel is allocated, the on screen display will disappear after 1 minute. ) Press MENU three times to remove the tuning menu from the screen. The channel will now have changed position. Pictures appear sharpest in the daytime by increasing the contrast. In the evening (when surroundings are darker) the sharpest picture can be obtained by reducing the contrast. Press MENU twice to remove the picture menu. If you do not make an adjustment within 1 minute the menu will disappear. 9 Setting your security code Fault finding guide In an effort to fight crime, we have equipped your TV with security protection. Please ensure that you keep a record of the PIN code in a safe place, in case you forget it. [. . . ] Press PROG/PAGE / to select owner's name. Is the main power switch on the front of your TV off?During automatic tuning your television didn't find enough channels to place in these numbered positions?Aerial or connection lead is not connected or lead is damaged or broken. Then press ENTER. Store the letter by pressing ENTER. Press Mute again or increase the volume using the volume control. [. . . ]