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KV-1442ECPS
RM-651
VIEWING TELETEXT
The teletext service can be received by installing the optional Sony OPK-113 teletext adaptor with the optional Sony RC-113
connecting cable.
The buttons on the Commander used for teletext operation are indicated in green.
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Operation
1 Select the TV channel for the desired teletext service.
2 Press TEXT/MIX to display the teletext service.
Once TEXT/MIX has been pressed, the TV channel cannot
be changed.
3 Key in the three digits for the desired page using the
number buttons. If an error is made, complete the three-
digit sequence by keying in any digit. Then, re-enter the
correct page number.
The requested teletext page is displayed.
To return to the TV mode, press TV.
The teletext service can be displayed directly from the
standby mode, by pressing TEXT/MIX.
To receive the teletext service of a different TV channel
1 Press TV to return to the TV mode.
2 Select the desired TV channel.
3 Press TEXT/MIX.
Notes
* To receive the teletext service accurately, keep AFT inside
the panel switched on during teletext operation.
¢ During teletext operation, do not input the RGB signals
from the equipment, such as a microcomputer, connected
to the 21-pin connector.
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INDEX button
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To display the index page
Press INDEX.
If the necessary signal is not being broadcast, page 100 is
displayed.
To rapidly access the next or preceding page
Press PAGE + or PAGE -.
To superimpose the teletext display on the TV picture
Press TEXT/MIX.
Press again to return to the TEXT display.
To suppress the teletext display so that the TV picture is
displayed
Press TEXT CL.
This button can be operated from both the TEXT and MIX
displays.
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