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Grundig APOLLO 42 PW 110-7510 TOP User Manual

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COLOR
TELEVISION
APOLLO 42
PW 110-7510 TOP
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
ITALIANO
NEDERLANDS
TÜRKÇE
POLSKI

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  • Page 1 COLOR TELEVISION APOLLO 42 PW 110-7510 TOP DEUTSCH ENGLISH FRANÇAIS ITALIANO NEDERLANDS TÜRKÇE POLSKI...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS ____________________________________________ Set-up and safety Connection/Preparation Mounting the table base Setting up and connecting the loudspeakers Connecting the antenna and the mains cable Inserting batteries in the remote control 8-11 Overview Connections on the television Controls on the television 10-11 The remote control 12-15 Settings...
  • Page 3 SET-UP AND SAFETY ___________________________ Please note the following information when setting up your television set. This television set is designed to receive and display video and audio signals. Any other use is expressly prohibited. The ideal viewing distance is 5 times the screen diagonal. External light falling on the screen impairs picture quality.

  • Page 4: Set-Up And Safety

    SET-UP AND SAFETY ___________________________ Plasma screens use the principle of luminescent material. This techno- logy can suffer sticking effects under certain operating conditions. This can include: – Prolonged display of a freeze-frame – Constant display of the same background – Use of a picture format (such as 4:3) which does not fill the screen. Once these sticking effects occur, they cannot normally be reversed.

  • Page 5: Connection/Preparation

    CONNECTION/PREPARATION __________ Mounting the table base Diagrams are contained in the assembly instructions enclosed with the table base. Fasten the two brackets to the table base using the hex socket screws supplied. Remove four fixing screws for each bracket from the back of the device.

  • Page 6: Connecting The Antenna And The Mains Cable

    CONNECTION/PREPARATION __________ Connecting the antenna and the mains cable INPUT INPUT Plug the antenna cable of the rooftop antenna into the »ANT« SCART-1 ANT VIDEO L antenna socket on the television. Plug the mains cable supplied into the mains socket of the televi- AV IN sion.

  • Page 7: Inserting Batteries In The Remote Control

    CONNECTION/PREPARATION __________ Inserting batteries in the remote control Open the battery compartment by removing the lid. Insert the batteries (Mignon type, for example UM-3 or AA, 2x1,5V). Observe the polarity (marked on the base of the battery compartment). Close the battery compartment. Note: If the television no longer reacts properly to remote control commands, the batteries may be flat.

  • Page 8: Overview

    OVERVIEW ____________________________________________ Connections on the television SPEAKER OUT SCART-2 PC-IN PC DVI-D SCART-1 ANT VIDEO L S-VHS AUDIO IN VIDEO L AV IN AV OUT Euro/AV socket (FBAS). SCART 2 Euro/AV socket (FBAS, RGB). SCART 1 SPEAKER OUT L R Terminals for connecting the speaker cables;...

  • Page 9: Controls On The Television

    OVERVIEW ____________________________________________ Controls on the television • Operation indicator Red – standby Blue – operation.

  • Page 10: The Remote Control

    OVERVIEW ____________________________________________ The remote control Switches off the television set (standby). Shows an inset picture; activates the double window function (two different TV programmes on separate halves of the screen); switches back to normal size. Switches between picture formats; page stop in teletext mode. Shows information on channel position;...
  • Page 11 Selects various sound settings; selects a topic in teletext mode. VCR, SAT Switches to operating a GRUNDIG video recorder, a GRUNDIG satellite receiver or a GRUNDIG DVD player. Keep the appropriate button (»VCR«, »SAT«, »DVD«) pressed down. Then press the appropriate...

  • Page 12: Settings

    SETTINGS ______________________________________________ Setting television channels automatically The television set is equipped with an automatic channel search Sprache system. Deutsch Português Türkçe You start the search and can then sort the television channels into Dansk Svenska Eλληvικά Español Suomi Hrvatski your order of preference. Français âesky Pycc...
  • Page 13 SETTINGS ______________________________________________ Sorting television channels In the »Program table« menu, select the channel to be moved Program table with with »P+«, »P-«, » « or » «. 01 ARD 17 ---- 02 ZDF 18 ---- Highlight the channel with » «...

  • Page 14: Picture Settings

    SETTINGS ______________________________________________ Picture settings Press » « to open the »MAIN MENU«. Picture – The »MAIN MENU« appears. Brightness Contrast Select »Picture« with »P+« or »P-« and confirm with »OK«. Colour – The »Picture« menu appears. Sharpness Select »Default settings« with »P+« or »P-« and the setting Noise reduction Sharp Picture smart...
  • Page 15 SETTINGS ______________________________________________ Stereo / two channel, mono If the device receives two channel programmes, e.g. a film with the original sound on sound channel B (display: »Dual B «) and the dubbed version on sound channel A (display: »Dual A«), you can select the sound channel you desire.

  • Page 16: Television Operation

    TELEVISION OPERATION ___________________ Basic functions Switching on and off Press »IO« on the television set to switch it to standby. Press »1…0« or »P+« or »P-« to switch on the device from standby mode. Press the » « button to switch the television to standby mode. Press »IO«...

  • Page 17: Zap Function

    TELEVISION OPERATION ___________________ Picture settings You can select four different picture settings. Select the desired picture setting from »User«, »Natural«, »Rich« or »Soft« with » «. – You can alter the »User« picture setting, see the ”Picture settings” chapter on page 14. Audio settings You can select six different audio settings.

  • Page 18: Zoom Function

    TELEVISION OPERATION ___________________ Zoom function This function enables you to enlarge the television or PC picture. Press » « to open the »MAIN MENU« menu. – The »MAIN MENU« menu appears. Select »Picture« with »P+« or »P-« and press »OK« to Picture confirm.

  • Page 19: Changing The Picture Format

    TELEVISION OPERATION ___________________ Changing the picture format The television automatically switches to the 16:9 format if this format is detected via the Euro-AV socket. Select the picture format with » «. The selected picture format, for example »16:9«, appears on the screen. –...

  • Page 20: Pip Mode

    TELEVISION OPERATION ___________________ PIP mode PIP (picture in picture) allows you to watch an inset picture from a second picture source in addition to the current channel. Other television stations, DVD players, video recorders or satellite receivers can be used as video sources. They must be connected to the input sockets on the back of the device.

  • Page 21: Teletext Mode

    TELETEXT MODE _______________________________ TOP text or FLOF text mode Press »TXT« to switch to teletext mode. You can directly select teletext pages with »1...0«. Note: At the bottom of the screen, you will see an information line consisting of a red, green and, depending on the station, yellow and blue text field.
  • Page 22 TELETEXT MODE _______________________________ Page stop A multiple page may contain several sub-pages, which are automa- tically scrolled by the transmitting station. Stop the sub-pages with » «. Press » « to quit the function. Calling up a sub-page directly If the selected teletext page contains further pages, the number of the current sub-page as well as the total number of pages is displayed.

  • Page 23: Convenience Functions

    CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS ______________ Convenience functions with the »Features« menu To open the »MAIN MENU« press » «. Select »Features« with »P+« or »P-« and confirm with »OK«. Note: Further operation is explained in the following sections. Changing the menu language Select »Menu language«...

  • Page 24: Using External Devices

    USING EXTERNAL DEVICES _______________ Note: Do not connect any other equipment while the device is switched on. Switch off the other equipment as well before connecting it. Only plug the device into the mains socket after you have connected the external devices and the antenna.

  • Page 25: Video Recorder, Dvd Player Or Set-Top Box

    USING EXTERNAL DEVICES _______________ Video recorder, DVD player or SET-TOP box Connecting a video recorder, DVD player or set-top box INPUT INPUT AUDIO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT EURO AV 110-240 V ~ 50/60Hz 20 W S VIDEO OUT Connect the »SCART 1«...
  • Page 26 USING EXTERNAL DEVICES _______________ Using a video recorder, DVD player or set-top box Switch on the video recorder, DVD player or set-top box and select the function you wish to use. Press »AV«, then press »P+« or »P-« to select the channel »AV1«, »AV2«, »AV3«...

  • Page 27: Camcorder

    USING EXTERNAL DEVICES _______________ Camcorder Connecting the camcorder Connect the yellow socket »AV IN VIDEO« on the television and the corresponding socket on the camcorder (VHS, Video 8) INPUT with a cinch cable (picture signal); connect the »S-VHS« socket (picture signal) on the television and the corresponding socket on the camcorder (S-VHS, Hi 8) with a cinch cable.

  • Page 28: Pc Monitor Mode

    PC MONITOR MODE __________________________ Connecting a PC INPUT INPUT Connect the socket »PC IN« or »PC DVI-D« on the television PC-IN PC DVI-D to the corresponding socket on the PC using a VGA cable. -VHS AUDIO IN Connect the socket »PC AUDIO IN«...

  • Page 29: Setting Channels Using The Search

    SPECIAL SETTINGS ______________________________ Setting television channels This setting is only necessary if a new channel comes on air and you do not want to change the order of your channels. The television channel can be set directly or using the search. Setting channels using the search Setup Press »...

  • Page 30: Special Settings

    SPECIAL SETTINGS ______________________________ Fine tuning television channels The television automatically tunes itself to the best possible recepti- on. You may need to carry out manual fine tuning in areas where there is poor reception. Press » « to open the »MAIN MENU«. –...

  • Page 31: Re-Tuning All Television Channels

    SPECIAL SETTINGS ______________________________ Re-tuning all television channels You can re-tune all the television stations, for example if you move Setup to another town. Press » « to open the »MAIN MENU«. Installation Program table Select »Setup« with »P+« or »P-« and confirm with »OK«. –...

  • Page 32: Information

    INFORMATION _____________________________________ Technical data Operating voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz Power consumption: 253 W during operation approx. 6 W in standby mode Sound output: 2 x 10 W music power (2 x 7 W sine wave) Reception range: C01 - C80, special channels S01 - S41 Preset channels: 99 and 6 AV Screen size:...

  • Page 33: Troubleshooting

    INFORMATION _____________________________________ Troubleshooting If the remedies given below do not work, please consult an authori- sed GRUNDIG dealer. Please bear in mind that malfunctions can also be caused by external devices such as video recorders or satel- lite receivers. Fault...

  • Page 34: Additional Information For Units Sold In The Uk

    INFORMATION _____________________________________ Additional Information for units sold in the UK. Units sold in the UK are suitable for operation from a 240V ac, 50Hz mains supply. The range of multi-system receivers is built to work in most European coun- tries. However, the mains plug and socket system for the UK differs from many European countries.

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