We have included this technical information especially for technicians.
A view looking into the scart socket
RGB blanking input (pin 16)
1 to 3 volts, 75
Ω
, to blank the screen
ready for RGB input.
An un-synchronised RGB picture will
appear if you try to switch to normal
television mode when the RGB blanking
signal is present.
AV switch input (pin 8)
High impedance input, + 12V switches
the television into AV mode.
Signal le vels
Composite video input and output;
1 volt, 75
Ω
Synchronisation only; 0.3V peak,
negative going, 75
Ω
RGB inputs 0.7 volt, 75
Ω
Audio input 0.5 volts RMS, 10 k
Ω
Audio output 0.5 volts RMS, 1k
Ω
Socket ground
CBVS (video) output
CBVS ground
RGB red input
RGB red ground
RGB green input
RGB green ground
RGB blue input
RGB blue ground
Audio output
Same as pin 3
CVBS (video input)
RGB blanking ground
RGB blanking
Not used
Not used
Not used
AV switch
Audio input
Audio ground
Same as pin 6
With auto store tuning your television can automatically find and store all the
television channels you can receive. Afterwards, you can choose the ones you want
to keep and move them to the programme numbers you like to use.
1 Press the
N
and
Q
buttons at the same time to select the installation menu.
2 Press the menu – button to make ‘autostore’ appear on the screen.
3 Press the menu + button to start auto store. ‘Searching’ will appear on the
screen, and for several minutes your television will search for television channels.
4 When the search is finshed, ‘installation’ will come back on the screen. All the
channels that your television finds will be on the highest programme numbers
(70, 69 and so on) so that you can give them the programme numbers you
choose. You will probably want to sort out the clearest channels and store BBC 1
to programme number 1, and so on. To do this, please read ‘changing the
programme number of a television channel’ on page 4.
5 Press the menu button to leave the installation menu.
SEARCHING
AUTO STORE
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Scart socket technical information
Auto store tuning
