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As Always you can find here manuals even of difficult TV scheme which are scan in almost perfect way.clear and fast!!!!!
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Probably it never existed a 1081 official service manual from Commodore, it's look more like a NAPCEC service manual & diagrams compilation of the 1084 series and his variants, like the nap6523, 8cm505, 1084S, 1084P and obviously the 1081. It's more complete than other scans and the quality of the scans also are far superior. It has two circuit diagrams variants of the 1081, mono and stereo versions. It doesn't include a diagram for the Philips CM8500 or CM8501, they look like the 1081 but they are slightly different.
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c) Neither one will be able to get the sound volume in a superior level to the maximum limited in each case. Procedure: A) Press the volume up or volume down buttons as far as the NVM address displays 0E location. B) By pressing some specific numerical buttons (RC) can be modified the value previously stored in SEES factory in the 0E location, so that the maximum level of sound can be limited from FF (= 100%, the highest volume level stored in Factory) to 00 (= 0%, no sound). Please find below listed some values which can be stored to reduce the sound volume level:
BUTTON (RC) TO BE PRESSED (4)(3) (5)(4) (6) (6)(5)
VALUE STORED (EF)(E7) (DF)(CF) (BF) (BF)(9F)
SOUND VOL. LIMITED TO 90% 80% 73% 62%
Example: After having selected �OE� location, press button 6 of RC (value changed to BF). - Next press button 5 (value changed to 9F). The value stored will be 9F. The sound volume will be limited to 62% approx. - If it were necessary to reduce till other different sound levels please change the original FF value to the proper value. - If it were necessary to recover the original value FF (100% volume) please proceed the contrary. For instance: If you have limited the sound level to 62% the �0E� location will display �9F� value. Press button 5 (RC) to recover BF value, then press button 6 (RC) and FF value will be recovered. Hotel 2 Mode: by modifying the value in 57 address of the NVM . -When the TV set is switched on by main it starts working in SCART mode. -When the TV is in STAND-BY mode and it is connected to a VCR through a 21 pins wire, it may be switched on simply by SLOW SWITCH (VCR in PLAY mode). -In these circumstances the Front Panel Control Keys does not work. Procedure: A) Press the volume up or volume down buttons (RC) as far as the NVM address (green Colour) displays �57� location. Check the NVM value (red colour) displays the NORMAL VALUE . See NVM Table on page 8. B) Pay Attention: Press the button 0 (RC) only once. The NORMAL VALUE has been changed to the HOTEL 2 MODE VALUE now. If the button 0 (RC) is pressed again the NORMAL VALUE is recovered. For the same reason, if a wrong button has been pressed, NORMAL VALUE can be recovered by pressing the same button again. Hotel 3 Mode: by modifying the value 57 address of the NVM. -When this it is activated VCR mode is set in all programs. Procedure: A) Press the volume up or volume down buttons (RC) as far as the NVM address (green colour) displays �57� location. Check the NVM value (red colour) displays the NORMAL VALUE. B) Pay Attention: Press the button 1 (RC) only once. The NORMAL VALUE has been changed to the HOTEL 3 MODE VALUE now. If the button 1 (RC) is pressed again the NORMAL VALUE is recovered. For the same reason, if a wrong button has been pressed, NORMAL VALUE can be recovered by pressing the same button again. See NVM Table on page 8. Finally press the Mains Power Button to switch OFF the TV SET . The changes made are stored automatically when the TV SET is switched OFF. Check the Hotel Functions work OK.
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