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REAR

PROJECTION

TELEVISION

OPERATION

MANUAL

43AP75

51APB5

51AP95

51AP15W

43APB1W

43APG1W

Contents

SETTING

UP

For

your

safety-Some

do's

and

don'ts

for

you

to

be

aware

of

.

1

Installation

and

other

points

to

follow.

3

Your

new

television's

remote

control-on

at-a-glance

guide

.

4

Connecting

and

turning

on

your

new

TV.

5

Choosing

the

language

and

Auto

Tuning

.

6

Manually

Tuning

your

TV

-an

alternative

to

Auto

tuning

.

7

Sorting

programme

positions

.

8

Fine

Tuning

and

skip

.

9

USING

YOUR

TV

General

controls-changing

programme

position,

still

picture

.

10

Sound

controls-volume,

sound

mute,

bass

boost,

bass/treble/balance

.

10

Picture

controls-picture

preferences,digital

noise

reduction(DNR),adjusting

the

aspect

ratio

■

11

Picture

controls-Automatic

Convergence

Adjustment

.

12

Picture

controls-Manual

Convergence

Adjustment

.

13

Picture

controls-PIP

Controls

.

14

ADDITIONAL

FEATURES

The

timer

and

display-informing

the

TV

to

turn

on/off

and

time

display

.

15

Panel

lock-disabling

the

buttons

on

the

front

of

the

TV.

15

Stereo

and

bilingual

transmissions-stereo

or

dual

languages

broadcasts

.

15

Sleep

Timer

.

15

AV

connections

and

input

selection-input

Selection

and

output

signal

.

16

TELETEXT

Auto

and

List

modes-Moving

around,

Auto,

List

.

17

Control

buttons

.

18

CONNECTING

OTHER

EQUIPMENT

Side

or

front

connections

and

controls

.

20

Back

connections

.

21

FOR

YOUR

GUIDANCE

The

on

screen

Menus-a

display

of

the

main

on-screen

menus

for

your

reference

.

22

Questions

and

Answers

.

23

OTHER

INFORMATION

Notes-a

page

for

you

to

record

your

own

information

.

25

X

The

OSD

and

figures

shown

in

this

manual

may

be

somewhat

different

from

the

actual

situation.

SETTING

UP

r

For

your

safety

This

equipment

has

been

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

international

safety

standards,

but

like

any

electrical

equipment,

care

must

be

taken

if

you

are

to

obtain

the

best

results

and

safety

is

to

be

assured.

So,

please

read

the

points

below

for

your

own

safety.

They

are

of

a

general

nature,

intended

to

help

you

with

all

your

electronic

consumer

products

and

some

points

may

not

apply

to

the

goods

you

have

just

purchased.

Air

Circulation...

Leave

at

least

10cm

clearance

around

the

television

to

allow

adequate

ventilation.

This

will

prevent

the

TV

from

overheating

and

consequential

possible

damage

to

the

TV.

Dusty

places

should

also

be

avoided.

Heat

Damage...

J

Damage

may

occur

if

you

leave

the

TV

in

direct

sunlight

or

near

a

heater.

Avoid

places

subject

to

extremely

high

temperatures

or

humidity,

or

locations

where

the

temperature

is

likely

to

fall

below

5°C(41

°F).

Mains

Supply...

The

mains

supply

required

for

this

equipment

is

discribed

in

Specifications

and

Accessories

table.

Never

connect

to

a

DC

supply

or

any

other

power

source.

DO

ensure

that

the

TV

is

not

standing

on

the

mains

lead.

DO

NOT

cut

off

the

mains

plug

from

this

equipment,

this

incorporates

a

special

Radio

Interference

Filter,

the

removal

of

which

will

impair

its

performance.

The

fuse

should

only

be

replaced

by

a

correctly

rated

and

approved

type

and

the

fuse

cover

must

be

refitted.

IF

IN

DOUBT

PLEASE

CONSULT

A

COMPETENT

ELECTRICIAN.

DO

read

the

operating

instructions

before

you

attempt

to

use

the

equipment.

DO

ensure

that

all

electrical

connections

(including

the

mains

plug,

extension

leads

and

inter-connections

between

pieces

of

equipment)

are

properly

made

and

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturers'

instructions.

Switch

off

and

withdraw

the

mains

plug

before

making

or

changing

connections.

DO

consult

your

dealer

if

you

are

ever

in

doubt

about

the

installation,

operation

or

safety

of

your

equipment.

DO

be

careful

with

glass

panels

or

doors

on

equipment.

DO

use

the

Auto

Convergence

Adjustment

function

(See

page

12)

or

press

SMART

FOCUS

button

on

side

or

front

AV

panel

(See

page

20),

When

this

projection

TV

is

installed

first

time

or

it

has

been

moved

or

its

direction

has

been

changed.

After

this

Auto

adjustment,

if

the

picture

effect

is

still

not

satisfactory,

please

adjust

it

by

using

Manual

Convergence

Adjustment

function

(See

page

13).

DO

Switch

off

your

projection

TV

if

the

picture

becomes

abnormal

and

then

switch

it

on.

If

the

picture

is

still

abnormal,

please

do

switch

off

your

TV

immediately

in

order

not

to

cause

any

further

damage

to

this

TV

and

then

contact

professional

personnel

for

service.

l

For

your

safety

_

Do

not...

_

J

DON'T

remove

any

fixed

cover

as

this

may

expose

dangerous

voltages.

DON'T

obstruct

the

ventilation

openings

of

the

equipment

with

items

such

as

newspapers,

tablecloths,

curtains,

etc.

Overheating

will

cause

damage

and

shorten

the

life

of

the

equipment.

DON'T

allow

electical

equipment

to

be

exposed

to

dripping

or

splashing

or

objects

filled

with

liquids,

such

as

vases,

to

be

placed

on

the

equipment.

DON'T

place

hot

objects

or

naked

flame

sources,

such

as

lighted

candles

or

nightlights

on,

or

close

to

equipment.

High

temperatures

can

melt

plastic

and

lead

to

fires.

DON'T

use

makeshift

stands

and

NEVER

fix

legs

with

wood

screws.

To

ensure

complete

safety,

always

fit

the

manufacturer's

approved

stand

or

legs

with

the

fixings

provided

according

to

the

instructions.

DON'T

listen

to

headphones

at

high

volume,

as

such

use

can

permanently

damage

your

hearing.

DON'T

leave

equipment

switched

on

when

it

is

unattended,

unless

it

is

specifically

stated

that

it

is

designed

for

unattended

operation

or

has

a

standby

mode.

Switch

off

using

the

switch

on

the

equipment

and

make

sure

your

family

know

how

to

do

this.

Special

arrangements

may

need

to

be

made

for

infirm

or

handicapped

people.

DON'T

continue

to

operate

the

equipment

if

you

are

in

any

doubt

about

it

working

normally,

or

it

is

damaged

in

any

way.

Switch

off,

withdraw

the

mains

plug

and

consult

your

dealer.

ABOVE

ALL

NEVER

let

anyone,

especially

children,

push

anything

into

holes,

slots

or

any

other

openings.

This

could

result

in

a

fatal

electric

shock.

NEVER

guess

or

take

chances

with

electrical

equipment

of

any

kind.

It

is

better

to

be

safe

than

sorry.

2

Installation

and

other

points

to

follow

Locate

the

television

away

from

direct

sunlight

and

strong

lights.

Soft,

indirect

lighting

is

recommended

for

comfortable

viewing.

Place

the

>

TV

directly

on

the

floor

or

a

sturdy

platform.

The

mounting

/^zz

surface

should

be

flat

and

steady.

If

you

install

the

TV

onto

a

/

soft

floor

covering,

make

sure

that

the

covering

will

not

be

/

damaged

by

the

weight

of

the

TV.

j

Use

curtains

or

blinds

to

prevent

direct

sunlight

falling

on

the

screen.

Always

take

great

care

when

moving

this

TV

as

it

could

\

mark

polished

floor

surfaces

or

damage

floor

coverings.

\

1

L.

pH

I

If

stationary

images

generated

by

TELETEXT,

CHANNEL

IDENTIFICATION

LOGOS,

COMPUTER

DISPLAYS,

VIDEO

GAMES,

ON

SCREEN

MENUS,

etc.

are

left

on

the

TV

screen

for

any

length

of

time,

they

will

become

permanently

ingrained.

If

you

use

your

television

to

display

completely

still

images,

or

moving

pictures

which

have

a

permanent

still

image

superimposed

e.g.

broadcast

network

logos,

it

is

always

advisable

to

reduce

BOTH

the

brightness

and

contrast

settings.

THIS

DAMAGE

IS

EXPENSIVE

TO

REPAIR

AND

IS

NOT

PROTECTED

BY

YOUR

WARRANTY

AS

IT

IS

THE

RESULT

OF

MISUSE.

Cleaning

the

screen

The

PTV

uses

slap-up

exactitude

optical

screen.

Please

pay

much

attention

to:

1.

Keep

environment

clean;

reduce

dust

or

other

pollution

of

the

screen.

2.

Avoid

any

liquid

splash

the

screen

that

cannot

get

rid

of

completely.

3.

Do

not

wipe

the

screen.

Please

cut

off

the

power

first,

then

pat

the

screen

with

soft

clean

cloth

or

blow

the

screen

with

blower

in

cold

wind

far

away

from

the

screen’s

surface

if

necessary.

Avoid

lacerate

the

screen

carefully.

Disposal...

When

the

set

reaches

the

end

of

its

useful

life

please

dispose

of

it

in

accordance

with

Local

Government

Regulations

or

at

a

recycling

centre.

Please

don't

turn

on/off

the

TV

repeatedly

and

rapidly,

otherwise

your

TV

may

not

work

properly.

3

SETTING

UP

Your

new

television's

remote

control

Simple,

at-a-glance

reference

of

your

remote

controls

buttons...

The

batteries...

and

the

effective

range

of

the

remote...

J

®

e

P

—

prfr

©

[©J

w

&

—

Remove

the

back

cover

to

reveal

the

battery

compartment

and

make

sure

you

insert

the

batteries

the

right

way

round.

Suitable

battery

types

for

this

remote

are

R03

or

AAA.

Do

not

throw

your

old

batteries

into

a

fire,

dispose

of

them

in

a

designated

disposal

area.

Do

not

combine

a

used,

old

battery

with

a

new

one

or

mix

battery

types.

The

performance

of

the

remote

control

will

deteriorate

beyond

a

distance

of

five

metres

or

outside

an

angle

of

30

degrees

from

the

centre

of

the

TV.

4

SETTING

UP

r

Connecting

and

turning

on

your

new

TV

To

conserve

energy

it

is

best

to

turn

your

TV

off

and

not

to

leave

it

in

Standby,

unless

the

timer

has

been

set.

The

TV

back

connections...

Connect

the

aerial

to

the

socket

on

the

rear

of

the

television.

ttie

reat

of

V

oUt

TV

J

...

and

switching

your

new

TV

on/off

aj

TURNING

ON

a.

Stand-By

Mode

Press

the

on/off

button

in

the

front

of

your

television.

Your

television

goes

to

turning

on

mode.

b.

Turning

TV

ON

When

the

TV

is

in

stand-by

mode,

you

can

turn

it

on

by

pressing

(Jj)

button

on

the

remote

control

or

CH+/CH-

keys

on

the

panel

of

TV.

TURNING

OFF

a.

T

urning

TV

OFF

When

you

wish

to

turn

off

your

television,

press

the

on/off

button

on

it.

b.

S

tand-By

Mode

To

turn

TV

off

for

a

short

while,

press

(

I

}

button

on

the

remote

control

.

5

SETTING

UP

Choosing

the

language

and

Auto

Tuning

To

choose

your

language,

press

the

MENU

button,

and

use

the

V

+

button

to

select

Tuning

from

the

top

bar.

Picture

Sound]

1

Timer

Setup

D

MJ*

Now

press

the

P

-

button

to

highlight

language

in

the

Tuning

menu

options.

CD

Press

the

V

-

or

V

+

button

to

view

the

language

options

available.

As

you

view

each

language,

the

words

on

the

menus

will

automatically

change

for

you.

Now

press

the

P

-

button

to

highlight

Auto

Tuning.

Language

◄

English

►

Auto

Tuning

◄

AUTO

►

Manual

Tuning

►

Sort

►

(Exit

)

to

Exit

+

CL

f

CL

to

Select

V+

to

Enter

ID

Then

the

V+

button

to

go

to

the

Auto

Tuning

screen.

c§j

Press

V+

button

to

select

your

country.

Warning!

All

channel

settings

will

be

changed!

Sound

system

Start

(

Exit

)

to

Exit

[Menu]

to

Previous

menu

CzJ

Press

the

P-

button

highlight

Start

and

then

press

the

V+

button.

CD

The

search

will

begin

for

all

available

stations.

►

►►►

will

flash.

9J

When

the

search

is

complete

the

TV

will

automatically

return

to

programme

positionl.

This

may

not

be

a

clear

picture,

so

you

may

wish

to

change

the

station

order,

using

Sort

,

on

page

8.

6

Manually

Tuning

your

TV

As

an

alternative

to

Auto

Tuning,

you

can

tune-in

your

television

manually

using

Manual

Tuning.

F

or

example:

if

you

have

used

Auto

Tuning

but

wish

to

tune-in

a

station

on

another

System.

Manual

Tuning

These

options

will

appear

as

you

select

the

"Manual

Tuning"

item

in

Tuning

menu

options.

Programme

Sound

System

Search

Skip

Fine

Tuning

Channel

Name

Programme:

The

number

to

be

pressed

on

the

remote

control.

Sound

System:

Specific

to

certain

areas.

Search:

Search

up

and

down

for

a

signal.

Skip:

*

means

nothing

has

been

stored

or

the

facility

to

s/c/p

the

channel

is

ON.

see

page

9.

Fine

Tuning:

Only

used

if

you

experience

interference/weak

signal.

See

page

9.

Channel

Name:

Station

identification.

You

can

use

the

P+

and

P-

or

V

+

and

V

-

buttons

to

enter

up

to

seven

characters.

•

m

m

m

m

m

m

From

the

top

menu

bar

select

Tuning

and

with

the

P-

button

highlight

Manual

Tuning

and

the

v+

button

to

select.

programme

position

you

require

e.g.

we

suggest

prog.

0

for

your

video.

Press

the

v+

button

to

select

Sound

System

and

use

P+

or

P-

to

chang

e

(if

required).

XXXMHz:

the

frequency

data

of

current

channel.

Press

the

v+

button

to

select

Search.

Press

the

P+

or

P-

button

to

begin

the

search.

SETTING

UP

Manually

Tuning

your

TV

continued

Sorting

programme

positions

Press

P-

to

highlight

Sort.

On

finding

a

signal

it

will

show

on

the

television,

if

it

is

not

your

desire,

press

the

P

+

or

P-

button

again

to

restart

the

search.

When

the

signal

is

found,

press

the

v+

button

to

move

along

to

Channel

Name.

With

the

v+,

v-,P+

and

P-buttons,

put

in

the

required

characters,

e.g.

VCR.

Channel

Name

|

A

IXXXMHzl

COk

)

to

Store

(Exit

)

to

Exit

C

Menu)

to

Previous

menu

Now

press

OK

to

store.

(U

Repeat

for

each

programme

position

you

want

to

tune,

e.g.

to

tune

to

Programme

Position

6

press

the

p+

or

p-

button

repeatedly

to

select

6

then

repeat

from

step

3.

Or,

press

MENU

to

return

to

and

select

the

next

number

to

tune.

Oo)

Press

EXIT

when

you

have

finished

tuning

in.

To

sort

programme

positions

LJ

After

tuning,

if

you

want

to

change

the

position

of

certain

programmes

you

can.

Sort

is

an

easy

way

of

storing

each

channel

on

the

programme

position

of

your

choice.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

the

V-

or

V+

button

to

select

the

Tuning

option

from

the

top

bar.

Tun

ing

f

mm

Pla

F

Language

<

English

►

System

<

AUTO

►

1

Auto

Tuning

►

Manual

Tuning

►

_i

(Exit

]

to

Exit

+

CL

f

CL

to

Select

V+

to

Enter

Lsj

Press

V

+

to

enter,

the

list

of

stations

is

now

showing.

With

the

P-

or

P+

button

highlihgt

the

station

you

want

to

move

and

press

OK

to

select.

Sort

30

376M

32

400M

33

425M

34

432M

(Exit

)

to

Exit

(OK

)

to

Select

P-,

P

+

Up/Down

(Menu)

to

Previous

menu

(U

Use

the

P-

or

P+

button

to

move

through

the

list

to

your

preferred

position.

As

you

do

so

the

other

stations

will

move

to

make

room.

Now

press

the

OK

button

to

set

your

move.

cd

Repeat

as

necessity

and

then

press

EXIT.

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