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GETTING STARTED
channel scanned is not clear. Press ¥ or � button to adjust for �� ¥� OK END: MENU clear signal reception.
Press � or �button to select MFT. This is useful when the
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Press the OK button to select this option.
COUNT.RST
Press the � or � button until NAME is selected.
F.ADV CLR/RST MANUAL SET UP option.
Press The station name is set automatically from the broadcast signal. COUNT.RST the � or � button to select
F.ADV CLR/RST AUTO SET UP
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To... Then... Select a character o Press � or � button until the
3 4
INSTALL
Result : The first letter of the name flashes. MANUAL SET UP
To change programme�s name, press the � button.
SATELLITE SETTING VCR OUTPUT CH :CH36
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(letter, numbers or �-� character). Press the � button to select this option.
�� � END: MENU
in the name required character is displayed.
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CURSOR
Result : The TV STATION Move to next o Press the ¥ or � button previous character respectively, TV STATION TABLE ** TABLE menu is displayed.
CURSOR PR CH NAME
o Press the ¥ or � buttons to adjust the picture, if necessary.
OK stations displayed button, until the MFT is selected.
Wish to store o Press the corresponding � or � 4
If you... Then... 3
1 004 ---2
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5
�� � SWAPPING: OK
PROG.
SP/LP PROG. AUDIO TV/VIDEO DELETE: CLR/RST MENU OK
required.
Do not wish o corresponding � or � Press � button to preset the station.
Press the � or � button to select a programme number as A.DUB SAT.MONI. SAT.CONT. PICTURE o Press OK to store the station.
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store station button, until the CH is selected. Result : The MANUAL TUNING
MANUAL TUNING ** displayed o Press the ¥ or � button to go on
CH : 002 display the next station. MFT : NAME : ----
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menu is displayed.
scanning the frequency band and PR : 1 Repeat this procedure from step 6 onward, until all the required �� ¥� MEMORY: OK
stations have been stored. END: MENU On completion, press MENU button three times to exit the menu.
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the satellite receiver is displayed. Press � button to start scanning until the RF OUT channel of
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Press OK button to store station, and then press the MENU button three times to exit the menu.
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GETTING STARTED
CLOCK BONUS LANG
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GETTING STARTED
GETTING STARTED
continued
When RF on satellite receiver connection page has been performed, the following settings must be carried out in order to activate satellite control. These settings are not necessary when 21-pin SCART cable has been used for the connection. (see page 10)
Installation
Presetting the stations manually Satellite Tuning (V753UK/V653UK only)
Press ¥ or � button to start scanning.
Press MENU on the remote control. Result : The programming menu is displayed.
found is displayed.
Result : The frequency band is scanned and the first station
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numeric buttons on the remote control example, for channel DISPLAY PROG OPTIONS INSTALL E21, first �0� and then press �2�, �1� (see page 57).
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INSTALLATION option.
INSTALLATION
DISPLAY Press the corresponding �, � or If know number of channel you want, press the
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¥, � button to select the
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