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Installation Procedure
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Connect your aerial to the TV at the rear of the cabinet. (On portable TV�s an indoor aerial is supplied and in certain reception conditions may not provide the best picture. Adjust the aerial position for the best result or use an external aerial). The proximity of mountains or high buildings may be responsible for ghost pictures, echoes or shadows. If this is the case, change the orientation of the aerial. Plug the moulded 13 amp mains plug into a 220-240V/50Hz mains supply socket. Install the two AA type batteries supplied into the hand unit according to the diagram inside the battery compartment. Secure the battery cover. Switch on your TV with the button marked on the front panel.
Note:
Standby �To save energy and preserve optimum picture quality (by de-magnetizing the tube), you are advised to switch off your television at the on/off switch when not in use.
Getting started using the Menus
Note: The blue page inserted in this booklet is a Quick Set-up Guide to enable you set up your TV easily and quickly. Once you have set up your TV the guide can be ignored, however, retain the complete Instruction Booklet for future reference.
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Green -
Selects the PICTURE controls menu.
Yellow - Selects the MANUAL/TUNING menu. Blue Selects the FEATURES menu. The coloured keys select the Menus as listed above. See pages 3, 4 and 5 for full details of their functions. In Teletext mode they enable quick access to topical subjects related to the magazine you have selected. Just press the key with the same colour as the topic at the foot of the page.
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Up/Down -
Moves the cursor (coloured bar) when using Menus.
When viewing television these keys will select next/previous TV station. When using Teletext these keys will select next/previous pages.
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Left/Right -
Moves the cursor (coloured bar), or makes adjustments when using Menus.
In TV and Teletext mode they will adjust the volume down and up.
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