Sharp 29E-S1F, Operation Manual

Page 1: ...AL TÉLÉVISEUR COULEUR M O D E D E M P L O I TINS B041WJZZ 03P11 MSP Please read this operation manual carefully before using the colour television Sila baca dengan teliti buku panduan operasi ini sebelum menggunakan TV warna Veuillez lire attentivement ce mode d emploi avant d utiliser ce téléviseur couleur 29E S1F ...

Page 2: ...ting a menu item 12 Settings and adjustments On screen display language selection 13 Auto channel tuning 14 Manual channel tuning 15 Channel setting 16 Picture adjustment 17 Sound adjustment 18 Blue screen 19 Save 20 VM Velocity Modulation 21 Off timer 22 On timer 23 Reminder on screen timer 24 Connections Connecting to a DVD player 25 Watching DVD Playback 25 Connecting to an antenna 26 Connectin...

Page 3: ...ve many years of enjoyment from this television set To ensure proper operation please read this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference Remote control Size AA batteries Operation manual The following accessories are included with this television Accessories AC plug adaptor ...

Page 4: ...ee 26 27 to connect video equipment See the operation manual of your video equipment when connecting to the TV set Insert the batteries into the remote control Use the two batteries included with the TV See 6 Insert the AC plug to the power outlet If you will not use the TV set for a considerable length of time as a safety precaution unplug the cord from the outlet Tune the channels Use the button...

Page 5: ...or adult and serious damage to the set Sharp recommends securing the TV set to a stable surface or wall to prevent the set from falling due to sudden shocks or impact Water To prevent fire or electrical shock do not place the TV set near a bathroom swimming pool or other area where it may become wet Moisture To prevent electrical shock do not use the TV set in an excessively damp place Power cord ...

Page 6: ...eave adequate space behind the TV for proper ventilation TV Set position Do place the TV set onto an even stand table or track which size is bigger than the TV set If the TV set is put onto a smaller size or uneven stand table or track may cause the TV cabinet distort Do not put or insert anything between TV set and the stand table or track Uneven surface and excessive force Television equipment a...

Page 7: ...ormation TV VIDEO POWER SAVE AV MODE MENU NORMAL TV 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 CH CH Infrared transmitter window Aim this window at the infrared sensor window on your TV set Turns the TV on or to Standby mode 8 11 Returns to previously viewed channel 10 Mutes the sound and restores sound to previous level 20 POWER SAVE 10 Changes Picture and Sound setting STANDARD SOFT DYNAMIC AV MODE 10 Displays the cha...

Page 8: ...Connects to a camcorder video game etc 27 Headphone jack Use to listen to the audio with headphone 9 Channel up down button Selects the channels Tunes or sets the channels CH CH PRESET MENU 27 On timer indicator Power indicator Power can be turned on by the remote control when the indicator is red Power switch Turns on and off the main power Infrared sensor window Receives the infrared wave from t...

Page 9: ...5 press 5 If 5 is indicated press to select one digit input and then press 5 again To select a two digit channel such as 15 press to select the two digit input Press 1 and then press 5 1 15 PAL B G When the power indicator lights up red either CH CH on the TV can be pressed to turn on the power The channel number is displayed in green for channels tuned by auto tuning and displayed in yellow for c...

Page 10: ...om the jack when not using the headphone Operating the TV buttons Simple operation of the TV set Using Press to increase volume Press to decrease volume PRESET MENU CH CH CH VOLUME 15 5 PAL B G Using CH CH Press CH to increase channel number Press CH to decrease channel number Using headphone Insert headphone plug into headphone jack to listen to audio with headphone The audio from the speakers is...

Page 11: ...the screen Useful features TV TV VIDEO POWER SAVE AV MODE MENU NORMAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 AV MODE NORMAL CH CH Mute Silences the sound 1 Press appears on the screen and the sound is silenced 2 Press again The volume returns to its previous level 3 Press once again The display disappears AV Mode Each time you press the AV MODE button the mode switches between STANDARD SOFT and DYNAMIC STANDARD Norm...

Page 12: ...E MENU NORMAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 TV VIDEO CH CH Channel recall Switches back to the channel you were watching just before the current channel SAV1 AV1 AV3 25 PAL B G or COMPONENT AV2 or Press The channel previously viewed returns to the screen Example After switching from channel 5 to channel 7 is pressed the channel will change to channel 5 Press again to return to channel 7 5 PAL 7 PAL 5 PAL 7 ...

Page 13: ...en To display the MENU screen press PRESET MENU until the normal screen appears then press the button again The procedures for setting and selecting the menu items on the following pages are described using the buttons on the remote control These procedures can also be performed using the corresponding buttons on the TV set Operating guide PICTURE menu SOUND menu FEATURE menu TIMER menu 21 19 24 2...

Page 14: ...bic ENGLISH FRANCAIS BAHASA MELAYU 3 Press PRESET MENU until normal screen appears 2 Press CH CH to select desired language Pressing PRESET MENU changes the screen as shown below 1 Press PRESET MENU for more than two seconds The language select mode appears Language MANUAL Normal screen AUTO PRESET MENU CH CH CH PRESET MENU TV set Behind the door ...

Page 15: ... those channels designated for the local viewing region use MANUAL PRESET See 15 Unused channels are automatically skipped 1 PAL B G 2 Press PRESET MENU again to display AUTO mode screen Pressing PRESET MENU changes the screen as shown below PRESET MENU CH PRESET MENU 3 Press on TV set All the TV stations in your area that can be received by the TV set are automatically preset between channels 1 t...

Page 16: ...on TV set to locate channel you wish to preset to current channel position Search is initiated and when a TV signal is received during the search the search stops 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to preset channel positions for other broadcasts 6 Press PRESET MENU again to display normal screen Channel position TV TV VIDEO POWER SAVE AV MODE MENU NORMAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 CH CH Number buttons MENU CH...

Page 17: ...SKIP to OFF FINE The frequency changes to allow fine tuning Switching COLOUR system Set the system to AUTO for normal TV reception The AUTO mode automatically detects the receiving signal system and changes the reception system of the TV set When the picture is not stable switching to an appropriate system may improve the picture quality In a weak reception area or under bad reception conditions y...

Page 18: ...50 STANDARD 5 Adjust using Wait for approximately three seconds to return to PICTURE menu CONTRAST Selected item Press Press COLOUR BRIGHTNESS TINT 1 SHARPNESS PICTURE NR 2 To decrease contrast For less colour intensity For less brightness To move tint toward purple For less sharpness To increase contrast For more colour intensity For more brightness To move tint toward green For more sharpness Se...

Page 19: ...layed and SOUND is selected all the settings for the SOUND items are reset to the standard factory setting position SURROUND TREBLE BASS Selected item The surround effect is ON To decrease treble To decrease bass The surround effect is OFF To increase treble To increase bass Press Press BALANCE To shift balance toward left To shift balance toward right ON OFF TV TV VIDEO POWER SAVE AV MODE MENU NO...

Page 20: ...IMER CH SETTING CH SELECT ENTER MENU RETURN 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen 2 Press CH CH to select FEATURE 3 Press to display FEATURE menu 4 Press CH CH to select BLUE BACK 5 Press to select ON or OFF 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears FEATURE BLUE BACK OFF ON ON SAVE VM CH SELECT ADJUST MENU RETURN after five seconds after 15 minutes If OFF TIMER is not set No signal When BLUE BACK is set...

Page 21: ... off 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen 2 Press CH CH to select FEATURE MENU PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TIMER CH SETTING CH SELECT ENTER MENU RETURN FEATURE BLUE BACK OFF ON ON SAVE VM CH SELECT ADJUST MENU RETURN Using MENU POWER SAVE indicator Red Using Remote Control 1 Press POWER SAVE to display the SAVE mode screen 2 Each time you press POWER SAVE the mode sw...

Page 22: ...select VM 5 Press to select ON or OFF 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears MENU PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TIMER CH SETTING CH SELECT ENTER MENU RETURN FEATURE BLUE BACK OFF ON ON SAVE VM CH SELECT ADJUST MENU RETURN If a picture is received with noise ensure that the VM is set to OFF TV TV VIDEO POWER SAVE AV MODE MENU NORMAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 CH CH MENU CH CH Settings and adjustments ...

Page 23: ...before the preset length of time expires in the example after two hours and 25 minutes the remaining time appears on the screen A flashing display of the remaining time appears during the last few seconds When the preset length of time has passed the TV set enters the Standby mode MENU PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TIMER CH SETTING 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen 2 Press CH CH to select TIMER To cancel t...

Page 24: ...cture appears on the screen The On timer speaker volume gradually increases from zero to the preset volume MENU PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TIMER CH SETTING 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen 2 Press CH CH to select TIMER On timer indicator Red To cancel the timer setting press NORMAL when is displayed on the left of ON so as to set the timer to The timer can be set in ten minute intervals The On timer is...

Page 25: ... returns to the Standby mode after the preset time The Reminder is cancelled if POWER on the TV set is pressed or if the power is otherwise interrupted The timer can be set in ten minute intervals To cancel the timer setting press NORMAL when is displayed on the left of so as to set the timer to TIMER OFF ON POSITION VOLUME 1 50 CH SELECT ADJUST MENU RETURN 5 Press to set time Maximum time that ca...

Page 26: ...ns Connecting to a DVD player The DVD input terminals COMPONENT IN on the rear of the TV can be used to input high quality images from a DVD player S VIDEO AV 1 IN AV 1 IN VIDEO AUDIO L R MONO AV 2 IN OUT COMPONENT Y PB CB PR CR TV AV 2 IN COMPONENT Y PB CB PR CR To colour difference component video out terminals DVD player DVD input terminals To audio out L R terminals Green To Y Blue To PB CB Re...

Page 27: ...t Connecting to an antenna via a VCR You can also connect the TV set to the tuner on a VCR using the connection shown below When using the RF terminal connection set the TV to channel zero to make initial adjustments for the VCR Turn off the power on the TV set and the VCR being connected before making the above connections Be sure the cord plugs are fully inserted in the connection terminals See ...

Page 28: ...V VCR VCR DVD Player Example use of rear terminals The S Video Terminal has the priority over the AV terminal The S Video Terminal and Audio L R terminals must be connected to playback DVD Turn off the power on the TV set and the VCR being connected before making the above connections Be sure the cord plugs are fully inserted in the connection terminals For playback of monaural audio connect the e...

Page 29: ...itch then turn ON again after a minute Adjust COLOUR control Check batteries in the remote control Try fine tuning to correct Contrast setting in picture mode might be all the way to the minus side Press the NORMAL button on the remote control to correct Increase the volume Problems Remote control does not work Bars on screen Picture distorted Picture rolls vertically No colour Poor reception on s...

Page 30: ... 5 5 MHz 60 Hz Using RF in terminals PAL 6 0 MHz 60 Hz PAL 6 5 MHz 60 Hz NTSC 4 43 4 5 MHz 50 Hz VCR Playback S VIDEO NTSC 3 58 MHz Using S Video in terminal S VIDEO NTSC 4 43 MHz S VIDEO PAL S VIDEO SECAM S VIDEO SECAM L Special VCR and VDP Video in 50 60 Hz Playback S VIDEO in 50 60 Hz Reception Channels PAL B G VHF E2 E12 ch SECAM B G UHF E21 E69 ch PAL D K VHF C1 C12 ch R1 R12 ch SECAM D K UHF...

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