Sanyo CP28WF1 Bedienungsanleitung

CP28WF1

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Colour Television

■ 66 cm Flat Wide Screen

■ A2 & Digital NICAM Stereo

■ Surround Sound System

■ Video Component Input Terminal

■ WSS (Wide Screen Signaling)

TV/AV MENU CH

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 1

Warnings and Cautions

If the television is to be built into a compartment or

similarly enclosed, the minimum distances must

be maintained. Heat build-up can reduce the ser-

vice life of your television, and can also be dan-

gerous.

Never stand on, lean on or push suddenly the tele-

vision or its stand.

You should pay special attention to children.

Serious injury may result if it should fall.

Do not place your television on an unstable cart,

stand, shelf or table. Serious injury to an individual,

and damage to the television, may result if it

should fall.

When the television receiver is not used for an

extended period of time, it is advisable to discon-

nect the AC power cord from the AC outlet.

Avoid exposing the television receiver to direct

sunlight and other source of the heat.

Do not stand the television receiver directly on

other products which give off heat. E.g. video cas-

sette players, audio amplifiers.

Do not block the ventilation holes in the back

cover.

Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure

of electrical components.

Do not squash power supply cord under the televi-

sion receiver.

Warning

High voltages are used in the operation of this

television receiver. Do not remove the cabinet

back from your set. Refer servicing to qualified

service personnel.

To prevent fire or electrical shock hazard, do

not expose the television receiver to rain or

moisture.

Do not drop or push objects into the television

cabinet slots or openings. Never spill any kind

of liquid on the television receiver.

Caution

Warning

Caution

5cm

10cm

20cm

Minimum distances

Caution

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 2

Installation

■Plug & Play

■Connecting the aerial

Use one of these methods to connect a signal to your TV.

Following connection examples are our recommended standard connection. For further information please

consult your local dealer.

✐For all aerial circuit problems please consult your local dealer.

■Connecting AC cord

Connect the power cord of the TV set to a wall outlet.

✐The TV set is prepared for a mains voltageAC 220~240V 50/60Hz. When the TV set is not to be used

for an extended period of time, it is advisable to disconnect the power cord from the power outlet.

WARNING!

High voltages are used in the operation of this set. Refer service to qualified service

personnel.

ANT. 75Ω

S-VIDEO

AUDIO

MONO

AV 1 IN

MONITOROUT

AV3/DVDIN

Let’s start !

2Press the MENU button after completing Plug & Play to return to the normal TV mode.

This TV set provides a self-automatic tuning system function called “Plug & Play”. It automatically begins

searching and storing of all available channels when switching-on the TV set for the first time.

1Press the Power ON/OFF button to turn the TV on, and the TV set will search and store of all

available TV channels automatically.

✐ This procedure only appears at the first switch-on time.

Now the installation is completed !

STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 3

Control Panel Each button on the control panel has the same function

with its counterpart on the remote control

TV/AV MENU CH

AV2 INPUT

AUDIO

VIDEO

Mains ON/OFF button

Remote Control Detector

Stand-by and Power Indicator

Audio Input Jack-Right (AV2)

Audio Input Jack-Left (AV2)

Video Input Jack (AV2)

Headphone Jack (Mini

Stereo Jack)

VOLUME

TV/AV Selector

Programme UP/DOWN

Press to open

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 4

Remote Control

To Install Batteries Into the Remote Control

1. Remove the battery compartment cover.

2. Insert two size AA batteries (1.5 V) according to "+" and "-" polarity markings inside the battery

compartment.

3. Close the battery compartment cover.

NOTE:

When remote control doesn't work in normal or stable condition, or it can't control operation of the

TV set, replace the batteries. (exhausted batteries may leak substance detrimental to the remote

control, replace them immediately when they are weak.)

TV/AV Selector

Recall/Colour System

Numeric buttons

Digit

TEXT/TV

Stereo/Mono

BASS

Power ON/OFF

Sound Mute Wide

Alternate

Picture Mode

SURROUND

Use one of these button to Display

Main menu.

TIME Display

To switch displaying the present time on

the screen if the station provide a teletext.

Programme Up

Channel Scan

Volume +

Volume -

Programme Down

TIMER

Green buttons

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 5

General Operation

Press the Alternate button, and the pro-

gramme position will alternately select the

previous position and the present position.

Should you wish to mute the sound, (e.g.

While talking on the telephone) press the

Sound Mute button. To switch the sound

back on, press this button again (or press

the Volume + or

button).

Direct Programme Selection

Example:

■Press 6button to select programme position 6.

■ To select programme position 27, press the

Digit button, press 0, 2then 7button.

■ To select programme position 215, press the

DIGIT button, press 2,1then 5button.

Auto Shut Off Function

This TV set changes to the standby mode within

10 minutes after all broadcasts have ended.

Volume Control

Sound Mute

Alternate

Press the Power ON/OFF button to turn on

or off (Stand-by) the TV set.

Power ON/OFF(Stand by)

You can turn on the TV in the standby mode by

pressing the following button in addition to the

Power ON/OFF button.

●Programme Up/Down button of the remote

control transmitter or the TV set.

●1to 9,0 button on the remote control transmitter.

Lighting of the Stand-by and Power Indicator shows

that there is a power supply. For shutting off a

power supply completely, disconnect the power

cord from the power outlet.

To increase or decrease the sound

volume Level.

To select the next or previous programme

position.

Programme Up and Down

TV/AV Selector

Press repeatedly to switch to TV, AV1, AV2

or DVD/AV3 (VIDEO) mode.

Bass Expander On/Off

Press the BASS button to get an

emphasised bass sound.

Press the Picture Mode button repeat-

edly to select the following picture

modes;

PERSONAL : Your personal preference mode.

DYNAMIC: Suitable for brightly lit room.

NATURAL: Normal viewing mode.

ECO:Suitable for dimly lit room and gives a

cinema-like effect.

GAME:Picture mode that is gantle on the eyes,

suitable for TV game.

Picture Mode Selection

This TV provides an incredible

3 Dimensional Surround sound effect.

Active 3D Surround

Press the SURROUND button to select the fol-

lowing modes.

SURROUND OFF:

To cut off 3D surround effect.

SURROUND 1:

Gives the middle 3D surround effect.

SURROUND 2:

Gives the deep 3D surround effect.

To display the on screen indication, press

the

Recall/Colour System

button.

Programme Information Call

NICAM

Sound

Status

Off-timer

Programme Position

Sound

System

OFF 5

AUTO

Colour

System

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 6

General Operation

Colour System Selection

If the clear picture cannot be obtained,

press the Recall/Colour System button

repeatedly until optimum image can be

produced.

SECAM

NTSC4.43

NTSC

PAL

AUTO

A2 Stereo, NICAM Stereo and

Bilingual Broadcast Receiving

■A2

Stereo and NICAM Stereo sound

reception

NICAM

■ Bilingual reception

If the TV receives bilingual programs, the TV ini-

tially selects language A and displays “A” on the

screen briefly. If you want to switch to language B

or MONO (only available in NICAM reception),

press the Stereo/Mono button.

When receiving NICAM stereo broadcast, NICAM

will be displayed on the screen. For A2 (German)

stereo broadcasts, STEREO will be displayed.

When a clear stereo sound can not be obtained

during NICAM or A2 (German) stereo broadcast

due to poor signal reception, press the

Stereo/Mono button to select mono mode.

MONO

STEREO MONO

ABMONO

NICAM Stereo

A2 Stereo

NICAM Bilingual

A2 Bilingual

Press the Wide button to select the fol-

lowing screen modes;

Auto / Full / Natural / Zoom 14:9 / Title-

in 14:9 / Zoom 16:9 / Title-in 16:9 /

Normal

Today there are various transmission formats with

different size ratios, e.g. 4:3, 14:9, 16:9 and video

format such as letterbox. 4:3 picture sometimes

have a black band at the top and bottom of the

screen. You can select a screen mode to optimise

the picture display.

Screen Mode Selection

■WSS (Wide-Screen-Signalling)

This function is to be automatically set to the opti-

mum screen mode for the wide screen television

according to the aspect ratio bits of the picture for-

mat (16:9, 14:9, 4:3, etc.) on the receiving signal

source. To use this function, the picture mode

should be selected to the “Auto” mode. This func-

tion is also effective in the AV mode. When you

connect AV equipment which has the WSS func-

tion, the screen mode is automatically selected to

the optimum screen mode.

■Auto

It automatically switches to the optimum screen

mode according to the WSS signal provided in the

receiving signal source. If the signal does not

have it, the TV keeps current screen mode. This

setting may cause the picture to change when a

different format is received e.g. when an advert is

received.

Channel Scan

Press the CHANNEL SCAN button to

search for a programme. The channel

positions are automatically scanned, and

the channel scanning will stop at the posi-

tion where it began. To stop at the position

you want, press this button again.

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General Operation (Screen Mode Selection)

■Natural Wide

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

Stretches the pic-

ture horizontally

to fill the screen,

the picture is

more stretched at

the edges.

The height is

expanded to fill

the whole screen.

The picture fills

the screen and is

proportionally cor-

rect.

The black bars

top and bottom

remain and the

height is com-

pressed to fit into

the picture area.

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

The correct pic-

ture width is

maintained but

the top and bot-

tom are cropped.

Zooms in slightly

cropping the top

and bottom.

Zooms in slightly

cropping the top

and bottom.

The black bars

top and bottom

are smaller and

the picture height

is compressed

slightly.

TITLES ON SCREEN TITLES ON SCREEN TITLES ON SCREEN TITLES ON SCREEN

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

As zoom (14:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

As zoom (14:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

As zoom (14:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

As zoom (14:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

The correct pic-

ture width is

maintained but

the top and bot-

tom are cropped.

Zooms in slightly

cropping the top

and bottom.

Zooms in slightly

cropping the top

and bottom.

The black bars

top and bottom

are smaller and

the picture height

is compressed

slightly.

■Zoom (14:9)

■Title-In (14:9)

■Zoom (16:9)

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 8

General Operation (Screen Mode Selection)

TITLES ON SCREEN TITLES ON SCREEN TITLES ON SCREEN TITLES ON SCREEN

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

The whole screen

is filled stretching

the width.

The whole screen

is filled stretching

the height slightly

at the edges.

The whole screen

is filled with the

correct picture

ratio.

The black bars

top and bottom

are bottom are

present and the

height is com-

pressed.

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

As Zoom (16:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

As Zoom (16:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

As Zoom (16:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

As Zoom (16:9),

but bottom is

compressed even

more to allow

subtitles to be

seen.

4:3 14:9 16:9 Letterbox Video

The correct ratio

is maintained with

black bars on the

left and right.

Black bars left

and right, picture

height is

stretched.

Black bars left

and right, picture

height is

stretched.

Black bars left,

right, top and

bottom.

■Title-In (16:9)

■Full

■Normal

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 9

Menu Operation

MAIN MENU

SETTING

PICTURE

PRESET

SOUND

Sound Adjustments

SOUND

BASS

TREBLE

BALANCE 0

VOLUME

SOUND PRESET PERSONAL

SURROUND 2

BASS EXPANDER ON

AUTO VOLUME ON

5Press the MENU button repeatedly to exit.

The on-screen menu provides the viewer with

easy

access to adjustments and settings.

■During the menu operation, the following

buttons are used.

MENU (Use one of these button to Display Main menu.)

To call up the menu.

To go back and to exit the menu.

To move around the

menus.

To move around the menus.

To make adjustments.

2Press or to display “SOUND” menu.

1Press the MENU button to display main menu,

and “SOUND” will be selected first.

3Select an item with or .

•

BALANCE :

Left and Right speaker volume balance

adjustment.

•SOUND PRESET (Sound Mode Selection):

Enable to select the suitable sound adjustment

(PERSONAL, MUSIC, TALK, NORMAL). Also

possible to select directly with the Sound

Mode button.

Note: Your sound adjustment will be memorized

to “PERSONAL” of the Sound preset

automatically.

•

SURROUND :

Enable to select active 3D surround modes

(SURROUND OFF, 1or 2). Also possible to

select directly by pressing the SURROUND

button of the remote control.

•

AUTO VOLUME (ON/OFF) :

This function automatically equates the sound

volume of each position. It is used to prevent the

sharp volume change when you change the

channel.

MAIN MENU

SETTING

PICTURE

PRESET

SOUND

4Press or to adjust.

Picture Adjustments

1Press the MENU button, then select

“PICTURE” with .

2Press or to display “PICTURE” menu.

MAIN MENU

SETTING

PICTURE

PRESET

SOUND

Inst. Manual F8WF-A 6/22/06 8:42 AM Page 10

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