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CONTENTS

Features on the television 

3

The remote control buttons Television mode, Teletext mode 

Setting up your television 

5

Safety and care, Make the connections 

Putting batteries in the remote control

5

Supply power, Switch on

5

Stand-by mode, switching off, Automatic power saving feature 

6

Tuning in the programmes (ATSS) 

7

Picture interference from other equipment 

8

Menus for controlling and setting up the television
Picture controls, Sound controls 

9

The install menu - automatic tuning  (ATSS), programme editing menu and 
manual tuning

10

Manual tuning 

10

Current  programme number, TV system selection by country, Tuning by broadcast or 
cable channel number, Fine tuning, Tuning by frequency, Channel name, Programme 
storage number Copying a programme to another number

10~12

Editing programmes

13

Move a channel, Delete a channel, Skip

13

The features menu

14

How to display the features menu, Language - for the on-screen menus,
Picture format - normal or wide-screen, Child lock, Clock
Wake time and wake-up programme number

14

How to use the wake-up timer

15

The sleep function

16

The mode button

16

Teletext  

17~18

The scart and AV sockets

19

Selecting the scart channels, Video and RGB, S-video or S-VHS
NTSC and tint control 

19

Automatic video switching, Equipment that can be connected.

19

Connecting other equipment-about various combinations of equipment

20

If something doesn't seem to work - help line number and troubleshooting guide 22~23
Safety information

24

Domestic use warning, Mains plug, Mains plug wiring

24

Cord clamp, Mains fuse, Symbols 

24

Using and caring for your television

25

Position 

25

Use, Position, Moving the television ,coloured patches and magnetism

25

Use, Position, Ventilation, Water and Moisture, Stands and supports, Cleaning, Good advice
Electrical safety warnings 

25

Specifications

26

Television channel number guide 

27

Notice
Although we have made every effort to make these instructions are correct, we cannot
accept responsibility for errors and or missing information which are due to circumstances
beyond our control.

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Summary of Contents for 217NS

Page 1: ...217NS 257NS 289NS COLOUR TELEVISION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...rvice engineer contact your Comet service centre Phone numbers for Comet service centres are given on your Comet sales receipt Troubleshooting and helpline If you have a problem using this product ple...

Page 3: ...nus Picture format normal or wide screen Child lock Clock Wake time and wake up programme number 14 How to use the wake up timer 15 The sleep function 16 The mode button 16 Teletext 17 18 The scart an...

Page 4: ...olWbutton makes the sound quieter The headphone socket takes a 3 5mm diameter plug Warning Prolonged listening through headphones at high volume may damage your hearing PR Features on the television a...

Page 5: ...buttons 4 Television mode 1 The stand by button switches the television on or puts it back on stand by page 6 2 The number buttons are mainly for changing channels 3 NORMAL means this button selects...

Page 6: ...in the remote control Press the edge of the catch at the top of the battery cover towards the cover and lift off the cover Put in the two batteries that came with your television size AAA or LR3 Make...

Page 7: ...the number buttons 0 to 9 One of the PR buttons on the remote control The PRVor PRWbutton on the front panel of the television When you switch the television on the stand by light will change from re...

Page 8: ...d by mode 7 Tuning in the programmes Before you start Press the MENU button to make the picture sound features and install boxes appear on the screen Whenever a menu is displayed if you do not press a...

Page 9: ...t below INSTALL ATSS GB EDIT SYSTEM GB CHANNEL C55 FREQ 743 25 NAME BBC1 PROGRAM 01 STORE TO 01 MENU Exit PLEASE WAIT EDIT PR NAME CH SKIP 05 CH5 C37 04 CH4 C64 03 ITV C59 02 BBC2 C62 01 BBC1 C55 00 9...

Page 10: ...the function you want to change The install menu is slightly different 3 Return to the main menu by pressing the MENU button Press it again to return to normal viewing In this menu you press OK to ent...

Page 11: ...e types of equipment might produce for example an old video recorder or analogue satellite receiver which has a simple output signal modulator with an adjustment screw on the back This illustration sh...

Page 12: ...utton again to change back to broadcast channels which start with a C Tuning by frequency Use the PR buttons to highlight the freq line If you know the frequency used by the station or piece of equipm...

Page 13: ...the OK button Copying a programme to another number 1 Choose the programme you want to copy to another programme number 2 Select the install menu as described under The install menu on page 10 3 Choo...

Page 14: ...ighlight the channel you want to delete The picture for that channel will show behind the menu 2 Press the yellow DELETE button on the remote control The highlight will change to red for a moment and...

Page 15: ...creen film in zoom format 14 The features menu FEATURES GB FORMAT 4 3 CHILD LOCK OFF CLOCK 20 15 WAKE TIME OFF WAKE PR 01 VPosition CBAdjust W MENU Exit OK Access The prompts change when some lines ar...

Page 16: ...one of the volume buttons to change off on the wake time line into a 24 hour clock 3 Use the 0 to 9 number buttons to enter the wake time just like setting the clock The wake time is when the televis...

Page 17: ...o see how much sleep time is left before the television will switch off The information display goes off after about five seconds The sleep timer will be cancelled if you switch the television off or...

Page 18: ...one you are on press the PR down button This television has a page memory which stores a few pages above the one you are reading When you press the PR button the next page will appear almost instantly...

Page 19: ...top left of the screen This symbol tells you whether or not the television has found the page means the television has not found the page yet A page number like tells you the page or sub page is ready...

Page 20: ...NTSC and tint control Imported video discs and cassettes may be recorded with the NTSC television system which is used in America and Japan This television can play NTSC videos as long as the video r...

Page 21: ...ision aerial should go to the satellite receiver then to the video recorder then to your television You may need to read your video recorder instructions to find out which is the best scart socket to...

Page 22: ...aerial Aerial cable Aerial out Aerial in Aerial out Aerial in Scart AV1 SCART socket Scart cable Aerial cable Scart cable Scart AV2 Video recorder VCR TV Satellite or digital receiver Connect the scar...

Page 23: ...the screen synchronisation signal Please check through the guide below before you call a service department or the shop where you bought your television If there is something about your television wh...

Page 24: ...your main fuse box equipment not working The fuse in the plug has blown Check what could have made the fuse blow before you replace it 23 Normal events The following things are normal so don t worry a...

Page 25: ...n find the correct terminals as follows The wire that is coloured brown is connected to the terminal that is marked with the letter L or coloured red The wire that is coloured blue is connected to the...

Page 26: ...tands which are recommended for the television and make sure that the fixings are properly tightened Never use a make shift stand or legs fixed with wood screws Cleaning Unplug the television and use...

Page 27: ...odel 217NS 4 5 W 4 5 W rms Model 257NS 7 W 7 W rms Model 289NS 7 W 7 W rms Headphone type Impedance 32 ohms or more with 3 5mm stereo jack plug Aerial impedance 75 ohms Channel coverage VHF UHF and ca...

Page 28: ...9 Midlands East 22 Waltham 58 64 61 54 Northern Ireland 23 Brougher Mountain 22 28 25 32 24 Divis 31 27 24 21 25 Limavady 55 62 59 65 North 26 Belmont 22 28 25 32 56 27 Emley Moor 44 51 47 41 37 North...

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