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Symptom
Cause
Remedy
No
picture
TV
cable
nol
plugged
In
TV
nol
on
Check
TV
cable connection
Turn
TV
on
Jom
patlern
on
Cartridge nol
TV
with cartridge
properly inserted
in
place
Picture without
Poorly
tuned
TV
colour
TV
nol
connected
property
Colour
sei
too
low
on
TV
or
computer
Reinsert cartridge
after
turning
OFF
powet
Retime
TV
Cneck
connections
Adjust colour
setting
Picture
OK,
but
no
TV
volume
loo
low
sound
Poorly
tuned
TV
Adjust
volume
ol
TV
Retune
TV
IMPORTANT:
Some TV
sets
cannot
display
me
entire
Commodore
1
6
screen.
Instead,
their
picture
cuts
oil
the
lar
left
and
lar
right
column
o(
the screen.
We
recommend
using
a
different
TV
set or
a
monitor
such as
the
Commodore
1
702,
1
802
or
t
803
colour
monitor
It
this
isn't
possible,
you can
deal with the
problem by
pressing
the
ESC
key, followed
by
the
R'
key. This
reduces
the
computer screen
display size
lo
38
columns,
so
thai
the
entire
picture
can
III
onscreen.
You
must
repeat
this
each
time
you power up
or reset
your
computer
PERIPHERALS
Peripherals are
Ihe
accessories
that
you can
get
to
go
with your
Commodore
16
that
increase
what
you can do
with your
computer
These
accessories
are available
al
your
Commodore
dealer,
and
allow
you
to
use your computer
lo
the
fullest.
(
r
Peripherals give
you
the
capability to
save
and
store data,
print
out
what appears onscreen
(in
black
and
white or
colour),
use
software
programs
that
are stored
on
cassette
tape
and
tioppy
diskelte.
and
give
you
a
sharp,
clear
picture
of
your computer's
display.
To
save
or
recall
programs,
you'll
need
a
device
lhai
stores
data
can
be
recorded
on and
retrieved
from both
cassette tapes
and
diskettes.
To
use
cassette tape software (and
to
record
your
own
programs on
cassettes),
you'll
need
the
Commodore
1
531.
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