ProScan PS34190 Bedienungsanleitung

Important Information i

Table of Contents 1

Basic Guide to your TV 2-6

Using your TV and Remote 7-15

Using Wide Screen Features 16-20

Adjusting the Picture 21-22

Adjusting the Sound 213.32

Using Advanced Features 313-39

Connections 40-50

References 51-61

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Important Information

WARNING

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose

this TV to rain or moisture. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

TO REDUCE THE RiSK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO

NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER

SERVICEABLE PAFITS INSIDE. RI-FER SERVICING

TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

This symbol indicates

,dangerous voltage" inside

the product that presents a

risk of electric shock or

personal injury.

Thlis symbol indicates

important instructions

accompanying the

product.

To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to

wide slot, fully insert.

Pour 0viter les chocs 01ectriques, introduire la lame la plus

large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise

et pousser jusq6 au fond.

Cautions Do not defeat the safety feature of the plug. The wide blade fits into the

wall socket only one way. If you need an extension cord, make sure it

matches the plug of the TV.

Operate TV only on 120 volts, 60 Hz AC power (normal house power).

For safety reasons, make sure any equipment or accessories connected

to this product bears the UL listing mark or if purchased and used in

Canada, the CSA certification mark. If :in doubt, contact qualified ser-

vice personnel.

FCC Regulations state that unauthorized changes or modifications to

£'

this equipment may void the u_er s authority to operate it.

Note To Cable Installer This reminder is provided to call your attention to Article 820-40 of the

National Electrical Code (Section 54 of the Canadian Electrical Code,

Part 1) which provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in particu-

lar, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding

system of the building as close to the poir.t of cable entry as practical.

Product Registration

Please fill out the product registration card

and return it i_ediately. Returning this

Attach it.here and record the serial and model

numbers _ e_iseyou ever need them.._e

numbers are located on the back of the TVo

Model No.

Serial No.

Purchase Date:

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Table of Contents

Important Information

Warnings, Cautions, Note to Cable TV Installer

and Product Registration

Introduction

Si_artup 2-3

Hook up your TV 2

Place channels in channel scan list (autoprogram)_ 2

Set the Time 3

Adjust Picture Tilt 3

Basic Guide to your TV

Tour of the Remote

Tour of the Menu System

Using the Help System

Using your TV and Remote

Master Remote 7-9

Power Buttons 7

Wide Screen Buttons 7

TV Buttons 8

Menu Buttons 9

Component Buttons 9

Simplified Remote 10

Autotuning for the VCR, Laserdisc Player

or Cable Box 11

Programming the Remote for a VCR 12

VCR Codes 12

Llsing the Remote with VCRs 13

Llsing the Remote with a Cable Box 14

Using the Remote with a Laserdisc Player ___ 14

Llsing the Remote with a Cassette Tape Player,

CD Player and AM/FM Tuner 15

Using Wide Screen Features

Watching the, CINEMA Mode 16-17

Watching the, SPLIT Screen 18

Watching POP (Picture-outside-Picture) 19

Watching PIP (Picture-in-Picture) 20

Adjusting the Picture

Color, Tint, Contrast, Brightness and Sharpness _21

Mode Controls 22

Autocolor 22

Color Temperature 22

Noise Reduction 22

Theatre Mode 22

Adjusting the Sound

Adjusting the Equalizer 23

Selecting a Mode from

Speaker Arrangements 24-25

Setting Up Normal Stereo or Expanded Stereo __ 26

Setting Up Dolby3 Prologic 27

Setting Up Normal Prologic 28

Setting Up Phantom Prologic 29

Setting Up Matrix, Hall or C,ta_ium

Surround Sound 30

Adjusting Sound Levels and Speaker Balance __ 31

Adjusting Channel Audio 32

Using Advanced Featul_es

Autoprograrnming and

Editing the Channel Scan List 33

Selecting Scan Lists for Chanr_el • and Y,

Split Screen, POP, PIP and Channel Guide 34

Watching Closed Captionir_g 35

Channel Logos and Labels 36

Setting the Sleep, Event or Di_;play Timer __ 37

Setting the Program Timer 38

Setting Your TV for Cable or Air 39

Connections

Monitor Panel 40

Things to Know before Cor:necting Cables 41

Home Antenna and Cable Connection 42

Cable Box Connections 43

Cable Box and VCR Connection 44

VCR Basic Connection 45

VCR Advanced Connection 46

Laser Disc Player Connection 47

Audio Connections 48-49

Audio Amplifier,

Audio Cassette Recoider or Amplifier____ 48

Surround Sound, C.enter Sound Audio 49

Speaker Connections 50

Connecting Speakers to an Amplifier or

Receiver, External Speakers,

Surround Sound Speakers, and

Intern al Speakers 50

References

Limited Warranty 51

Accessories 52-53

Accessory Order Form 53-54

Front Panel Controls 55

On-Screen Displays 55

Trouble Checks 56-57

Glossary 58-59

Index 60-61

ThestepsbelowwillgetyourTVconnected

andreadyforwatching.

11. Hook up your TV.

Hook up any antennas or cable to your TV

before you follow the steps below. Details

are in the Connections Section starting on

page 40.

"4. Plug in the TV.

Plug the cord into the outlet, matching the

wide and the small end of the plug with

the outlet.

3. Put Batteries in the Remote.

A. Pull off the cover of the battery

compartment.

B. Place the six AAA batteries as shown,

matching the 4- and -- end of each battery

in each compartment.

C. Replace the cover.

4. Turn on the TV.

Press TV on the Master Remote.

Press POWER on the TV or the small

remote.

5. Place channels in channel

scan list (Autoprogram).

A. Hook up an antenna or cable before you

begin these steps or you will not be able to

add channels to the channel scan list.

B. Press -IV to set the remote to control the

TV.

C Press MENU to bring up the main menu.

D. Highlight Installation using the up and

down arrows on the remote. These arrows

are also shown on the screen.

E. Press 8 to select the Installation menu.

F. Highlight Autoprogram.

G. Press 8 to select Autoprogram and start the

TV adding channels to the channel scan

list.

H. Wait until the TV has finished adding

channels by checking the antennas. The

TV will then tune to the lowest channel

found.

6. Set the Time.

A. Press MENU to bring up the Main Menu.

B. Highlight Clocks and Timers using the

remote's up and down arrows.

C. Select Clocks and Timers to enter the

('.locks and Timers menu.

D. Highlight and Select Set Time.

E. Enter the Time using the number buttons

and by following the menus on the screen.

7. Adjust PICTURE TILT.

Picture tilt is used to correct a tilted picture

from the effect of the Earth's magnetic field on

a large picture tube. The PICTURE TILT

STRENGTH and POLARITY switches on the

back of the TV compensate for this effect. If

the picture appears tilted, follow these steps

to improve it.

1. lVlake sure STRENGTH switch is in the

OFF position.

2. Move STRENGTH switch to the LOW

position. If this does not fully improve tilt,

move STRENGTH switch to HIGH, This

should correct tilt. If moving STRENGTH

'switch makes tilt worse, return it to OFF

and go to the next step.

3. Change the position of POLARITY switch.

If this improves the tilt but does not fully

:improve it, move the STRENGTH switch

to LOW or HIGH. This should correct tilt.

You may need to reset the switches if the TV

is moved or repositioned in the room.

PICTURE TILT

STRENGTH

HIGH

LOW

OFF

P_CTURE TILT

POLARITY

Tour of the Remote

1. Component Buttons

Pressing these buttons allow you to

control coraponents such as a VCR,

laserdisc player, cable box, or audio

equipment. You must press one of these

buttons to ,control the component.

2. Wide Screen Features

These six buttons adjust the picture on

your screen. The drawings on the remote

buttons show how your picture will

change when you press the button. A

second press of CINEMA, SPLIT SCREEN,

POP or PIP brings up a controls menu.

3. Channel and Sound Controls

You can control the sound and channels

on your TV with these buttons.

4. Menu Navigation Buttons

These buttons will appear on the screen

with the menus. Use these to move

through the menus.

5. Menu and Help Buttons

Use these buttons to adjust the TV's

menus and features.

6. VCR, Laserdisc Player and

Audio Equipment Buttons

Use these buttons to control the playback

of tapes and discs.

Tour of the Menu System

You can use the Menu system to adjust the

sound and picture, set the time and timers,

setup scan lists, and adjust closed captioning.

In the Menu system, a set of navigation but-

tons; are shown on the screen to help you

move through the menus using the Master

Remote. These buttons are shown at the right.

Using the Menu System.

A. Press MENU to bring up the menu system.

B. Use the navigation buttons shown at the

right to adjust and change the features in

the menu.

C. _?he SE/EGT (8)button is used to select

entries. In some cases, this brings up

another menu.

For example,, when you select Clocks and

Timers in the main menu, the Clocks and

Timers menu appears on the screen.

D. The navigation buttons will change for

different menu items. For example, when

setting the time, the numbers appear on

the buttons to help you enter the time.

E. Refer to the navigation buttons for

information on entering or

adjusting menu items.

TV Screen

System

Navigation

Buttons

TV Scree.,

iIll

Clocks .......

and

Timers

Tour of the Help System

The Help system provides a basic guide for the

TV's special features.

U,_e Help for a quick tour or for basic

information about the remote, menus and wide

screen features. The Help system also provides

a glossary to define buttons, words, or features.

Using the Help System.

A. Press HELP on the remote to bring up the

Help system.

•B. Select one of the Help features using the

number buttons.

C. To exit press HELP until the menu is

removed from the screen.

lm Quick Tour - Overview of the remote and

menu system and a brief demonstration of a

wide screen feature. Use CHANNEL up and

down to move through the Quick Tour.

mRemote Control - Explanation of the

remote buttons. A remote will appear on

the screen with this section. The button

pressed will be highlighted on the screen

and explained in the Help menu.

1Menu System - Explanation of items in

the menus. The item highlighted with a

black box will be explained in the help box.

Press the up and down arrows to move up

and down the menu. Press 8 to select a

menu item.

4. Advanced Features - Overview of

CINEMA, SPLIT SCREEN, POP, and PIP.

Press one of these buttons to see its

function. A second press of one of the but-

tons brings; up a Controls menu. When this

appears, press the number buttons to see

how each will adjust the wide screen

feature.

5. Glossary - Definitions of buttons, words,

or special features. Use CHANNEL up and

down to see three screens of words. They

are arranged in alphabetical order. Press

the number before each word for the

definition.

Master Remote Buttons

POWER BUTTONS

OFF/ON

Turrts off the TV.

Turns on a

component after a

component bu tton is

pressed. For

example; VCR,

LDISC, AM/FM or

CABLE.

Turns off compo-

nents except audio

equipment.

Turns off compatible

VCR,s.

"i3/

Turns on the TV.

Shows displays on

the TV screen.

Places the remote in

the TV mode. The

remote is now set to

control the TV.

VCR1, VCR2/LDISC,

TV, AM/FM, TAPE,

CD, CABLE

Sets the remote to

control the

component of the

pressed button. For

example, when VCR1

is pressed the remote

is set to control the

VCR.

WIDE SCREEN BUTTONS

CINEMA

The first press places

the TV picture in the

wide screen mode.

A second press

brings up the

CINEMA controls

menu,

SPt.IT SCREEN

The first press splits

the TV screen in half

with two different

channels on the

screen.

A second press

brings up the SPLIT

SCREEN controls

menu.

POP

(Picture-outside-

picture)

The first press

shows several small

pictures to the right

of the main picture.

A second press

brings up the POP

controls menu

SWAP

Switches two

pictures on the

screen. Use this

after you have

pressed PiP, POP,

or SPLIT SCREEN.

PIP

(Picture-in-picture)

The first press turns

on picture-in-

picture.

A second press

brings up the PiP

controls menu.

FRZ (Freeze)

Freezes the motion

on the main picture

when watching TV.

Freezes the motion

in the small picture

when using PIP or

SPLIT SCREEN.

ADJUST

In CINEMA, PIP,

POP, and SPLIT

SCREEN, ADJUST

has a different

function. Turn on

one of these features

to see how it works.

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Master Remote Buttons

T'V BUTTONS

CH GUIDE

(Channel Guide)

Displays 9 snap-

shots of channels on

the screen.

Press a number, 1-9,

to select the channel

you want to watch.

Press 0 to display

the next set or:9

channel numbers on

the screen.

Press GLEAR or TV

to clear Channel

Guide from the

screen.

SURR

(Surround Sound)

Toggles between all

eight audio modes.

DSPY (Display)

Shows TV status on

the screen.

Clears menus from

the screen.

SKIP:30

(Commercial Skip)

Allows you to scan

other channels

during a station's

commercial break.

Each press adds

more time to the

timer.

The TV will switch

back to the original

channel after the

time runs out.

Press GLEAR to

clear the timer.

Also scans froward

tapes in some VCRs.

VOL •and •

(Volume up and

down)

VOLA raises the

sound level.

VOL • lowers the

sound level.

CHAN •and •

(Channel up and

down)

Moves up and

down through

channels in the TV's

channel scan list.

Moves up and

down through the

channels in the

VCR, Cable Box or

Audio equipments

memory.

MUTE

Turns the TV sound

off and on.

PREV CH

(Previous Channel)

Changes back and

forth between two

channels.

Select a channel

with the number

buttons, then select

another. Now,

press PFIEV GH to

switch between the

two channels.

100

Selects channels

over 99.

For example, to

select channel 125,

press 100, 2, and 5.

Number Buttons

(0-9)

Selects any channel

number.

Two numbers must

be pressed for each

channel. For exam-

ple, press 0and 6

for channel 6.

RESET

Returns select audio

and video adjust-

ments to their

original settings.

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