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Summary of Contents for Goodmans GTV69W4
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Page 1: User Guide
Model GTV69W4 User Guide Goodmans Colour Television AK37... - Page 2 BOX CONTENTS: 28” 16:9 TELEVISION REMOTE CONTROL WARRANTY CARD INSTRUCTION BOOKLET BATTERY x 2 3 YEARS INSURANCE PLAN...
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Page 3: Important Instruction
Important Instruction MAINS (AC) OPERATION BLUE-NEUTRAL BROWN-LIVE IMPORTANT CAUTION SAFETY PRECAUTION... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Important Instruction ......1 Remote Control Buttons ......3 Control Panel Buttons ......4 Antenna Connections ......4 Teletext ..........19 Preparation ..........5 Safety Precautions ......... 5 Before Switching on your TV ....7 Switching the TV ON/OFF ....... 7 Operating the TV ........ -
Page 5: Remote Control Buttons
Remote Control Buttons I-II 0 - 9 INFO -VOL / VOL + Yellow (FEATURE) Blue (INSTALL) Red (SOUND) = Green (PICTURE) MENU... -
Page 6: Control Panel Buttons
Control Panel Buttons 3&+ 0(18 69+6 QSPBS6HÃ WPGVH@Ã H@IV QPX@S ASPIUÃ6W C@69QCPI@ Antenna Connections... -
Page 7: Preparation
Preparation Safety Precautions 1. Power Source 230-240 V AC, 50 Hz. 2. Power Cord Features 3. Moisture and Water 4. Cleaning 5. Ventilation 6. Lightning 7. Replacement Part... - Page 8 8. Servicing 9. X-rays 10. Naked Flame Sources Warning! Any intervention contrary to regulations, in particular, any modification of high voltage or a replacement of the picture tube may lead to an increased concentration of x-rays. Any television modified in this way no longer complies with license and must not be operated.
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Page 9: Before Switching On Your Tv
Before Switching on your TV Power connection IMPORTANT: 230-240 V AC, 50 Hz. Connections to the RF input NOTE: Remove batteries from remote socket control handset when it is not to be used for a long period.Otherwise it can be damaged due to any leakage of batteries. -
Page 10: Operating The Tv
Volume Setting Operating the TV You can operate your TV both using the remote control handset and onset buttons. A.P.S. (Automatic Programming System) PLEASE, CHECK ANTENNA CABLE. AUTO PROGRAMMING SYSTEM Programme Selecting P/CH+ -P/CH Entering Main Menu MENU COUNTRY P/CH+ START Operating with Remote Control QG@6T@Ã... -
Page 11: Menu System
Menu System Programme Selecting (direct access): CYAN INFO Programme Swapping P<P MAIN MENU P<P "Menu" Button, Main Menu. Red Button, Sound Menu. Green Button, Picture Menu. Yellow Button, Feature Menu. Blue Button, Install Menu. "Info" Button, Programme Menu. -
Page 12: Sound Menu
Sound Menu To change sound settings 92/80( %$/$1&( 02'( 0212 ())(&7 (48$/,=(5 +($'3+21( 6725( SOUND Selecting Mode Setting Volume: MONO STEREO DUAL (I-II) I-II VOL+ -VOL 92/80( %$/$1&( 02'( 0212 ())(&7 (48$/,=(5 +($'3+21( 6725( WPGVH@ 76G6I8@ HP9@ HPIPÃÃÃ @AA@8U @RV 6GDa@S C@69QCPI@ TUPS@ Setting AVL... - Page 13 Setting Effect MONO STEREO STEREO MONO STEREO STORE WPGV H@ 76G6 I8@ HP 9@ HP IPÃÃÃ @AA@8U @RV6GDa@S C@69 QCPI@ TUPS @ Equalizer To Change Headphone Sound Settings HEADPHONE WPGVH@ 76G6I8@ HP9@ HPIPÃÃÃ WPGVH@ @AA@8U 76G6I8@ @RV6GDa@S HP9@ HPIPÃÃÃ C@69QCPI@ TUPS@ @AA@8U @RV6GDa@S...
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Page 14: Picture Menu
Setting Headphone Balance Picture Menu GREEN PICTURE Setting Headphone Mode Setting Brightness To Store the Settings To Store the Settings Setting Contrast STORE WPGVH@ 76G6I8@ HP9@ HPIPÃÃÃ @AA@8U @RV6GDa@S C@69QCPI@ TUPS@... - Page 15 Setting Colour Mode 16:9 14:9 Setting Sharpness Cinema Subtitle AUTO Setting Hue...
- Page 16 To Store the Settings STORE TG@@QÃUDH@S 8CDG9ÃGP8F G6IBV6B@ @IBGDTC 6W!ÃP VUQVU Child Lock Feature Menu YELLOW CHILD LOCK FEATURE TG@@QÃUDH @S 8CDG9ÃGP8F G6IBV6B@ @IB GDTC 6W!ÃP VUQVU Selecting Menu Language Sleep Timer SLEEP LANGUAGE TIMER OFF, 0:15:00, 0:30:00, 0:45:00, 1:00:00, 1:15:00, 1:30:00, 1:45:00 TG@@QÃUDH @S 2:00:00 8CDG9ÃGP8F...
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Page 17: Install Menu
Selecting Search TG@@QÃUDH @S 8CDG9ÃGP8F SEARCH G6IB V6B@ @IBGDTC 6W!ÃPVUQVU To Store Settings BLUE Install Menu Selecting Fine Tuning BLUE INSTALL. FINE TUNING To Store Settings STORE Programme Menu INFO Selecting Programme PROGRAM. Selecting Band QSPBS6H H@ & 76I9 TU6I96S9 T@6S8C ADI @ÃUVIDIB TUPS@... - Page 18 ÃÃQS ÃÃÃÃÃÃ ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !ÃÃ QS! ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !!ÃÃÃÃÃÃ "ÃÃ QS" " ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !"ÃÃÃÃÃÃ “CYAN” #ÃÃ QS# ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !#ÃÃÃÃÃÃ $ÃÃ QS$ ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !$ÃÃÃÃÃÃ %ÃÃ QS% ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !%ÃÃÃÃÃÃ &ÃÃÃÃÃÃ & ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !&ÃÃÃÃÃÃ 'ÃÃ ÃÃÃÃ ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !'ÃÃÃÃÃÃ (ÃÃ ÃÃÃÃ ÃÃÃÃÃÃ !(ÃÃÃÃÃÃ ÃÃ ÃÃÃÃ ÃÃÃÃÃÃ "ÃÃÃÃÃÃ I6H@...
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Page 19: Other Features
P<P Programme Swap (P<P) QG@6T@Ã 8C@8FÃ 6IU@II6Ã 867G@ P<P 6VUPÃ QSPBS6HHDIBÃ T`TU@H 8PV IUS` TU6I 96S9 TU6S U 6 QT Ã DTÃ S V II DI B Q Ã &Ã W CA 8 6I 8 @G COUNTRY START Double-digit (- -) Other Features TV Status Programme Number Programme Name... - Page 20 I-II In Stereo No-Signal No-Signal Timer Indicator Picture Mode Sleep Timer Last Minute Indicator Blue Background During No-Signal Volume Bar Mute Indicator...
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Page 21: Teletext
AV Modes P+ / P- Teletext To Select Index Page To Select Teletext with a TV Programme To operate Teletext Searching for a page while watching TV To select a page of Teletext... - Page 22 To Select Double Height Text Fastext To Reveal “concealed” Information To Stop Automatic Page Change For Fastext RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE To exit Teletext To Select a Subcode Page To Display the Time...
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Page 23: Connect Peripheral Equipment
Copy Facility Connect Peripheral Equipment AV-2 OUTPUT Search for and store the test signal of the video recorder Via the Euroconnector SCART1 SCART2 INFO Via Ant Input Camera and Camcorder To connect to Front-AV input (FAV): If the VCR is connected via antenna input it is suggested to use the Programme 0. - Page 24 Connect Peripheral Equipment 28” REAR PANEL @YU Ã! $17 @YU à GÃÃ6V9ÃÃSÃÃÃÃÃÃÃWD9@P 6IU@II6 Tph…‡Ã Tph…‡Ã! 7hpxÃ6WÃPˆ‡ HEADPHONE AUDIO CAMERA VIDEO FOR SATELLITE RECEIVER $1 7 ,1...
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Page 25: Tips
Connecting Headphones Sound Tips Care of the Screen Remote Control Poor Picture No solution: No Picture No Picture... -
Page 26: Specifications
Specifications TV BROADCASTING RECEIVING CHANNELS NUMBER OF PRESET CHANNELS 100 CHANNEL INDICATOR RF AERIAL INPUT OPERATING VOLTAGE AUDIO OUTPUT AUDIO OUTPUT POWER (W ) (%10 THD) RMS. POWER CONSUMPTION (W) (max.) PICTURE TUBE DIMENSIONS (mm) X rvtu‡Ãxt ...