Assessments - 5, GPA: 4
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To clear screen, select CAPTION [C1], [C2] or [OFF]. Notes: . The TV distinguishes between standard TV channels and cable (CATV) channels. . The TV may recognize TV channels as CATV channels if reception condition is poor. If this happens, check the antenna connections and try steps 2) to 3) again when reception conditions are better. . If there is no TV signal input, “NO TV SIGNALS” will appear on the display after the completion of channel scanning. Note: . The menu will disappear automatically after about 10 seconds. NO TV SIGNALS Channel presetting is necessary at the start or in case you moved the TV to a different area. This feature automatically scans and memorizes all available channels in your area. After that you can select the channels with [CH ^/Ў]. [ADDING/DELETING CHANNELS] You can add channels that was not memorized by AUTO PRESET CH due to the bad reception status and also delete channels you no longer receive or seldom watch. [TV RATING SET UP] 4) Press [CH K / L] to select a rating. 5-1) * Rating with no sub categories Press [VOL K] at either rating to set to [BLOCK] or [VIEW]. 5-2) * Rating with sub categories Press [VOL K] twice. Press [CH K / L] to select a rating. Press [VOL K] to set to [BLOCK] or [VIEW]. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Television system: NTSC-M TV Standard Closed Caption System: §15.119/FCC Channel coverage VHF: 2 ~ 13 UHF: 14 ~ 69 CATV: 2 ~ 13, A ~ W, W+1 ~ W+84, A-5 ~ A-1, 5A Tuning System: 181 channel frequency synthesized tuning system Channel access: Direct access keyboard, programmable scan and up/down Terminals Antenna input: VHF/UHF/CATV 75 ohm unbalanced (F-type) S-Video input: Mini DIN 4-pin jack Video input: RCA connector x 1 Audio input: RCA connector x 4 (2 (L/R) x Front / 2 (L/R) x Rear) Headphone: 1/8" stereo (3.5mm) Stereo Sound System 2 speakers ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Sound output: 1W, 8 ohm x2 OTHER SPECIFICATIONS Remote control: Digital encoded infrared light system Operating temperature: 5°C to 40°C (41°F~104°F) Power requirements: AC120V, 60Hz Power consumption (Maximum): 74W Picture tube: 20" Dimensions: H : 17-1/8" (435mm) W: 19-15/16" (506mm) D : 17-15/16" (455mm) Weight: 44.1 lbs. (20kg) •Designs and specifications are subject to change without notice and without our legal obligation. •If there is a discrepancy between languages, the default language will be English. SPECIFICATIONS OPTIONAL SETTINGS (Continued) TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE MAINTENANCE Sometimes a performance problem can be easily solved by checking seemingly apparent but often overlooked possibilities. Before arranging for service, check these items. It could save your time and money. QUICK SERVICE CHECK LIST PROBLEM POSSIBLE REMEDY Try a new channel, if OK, then possible station trouble. Is TV plugged in? Power at outlet? Is TV’s power on? Is antenna or cable connected to terminal on the back of the set? If outside antenna is being used, check for broken wire or loose connection. Check for local interference. Turn off the TV and then turn it on after about a minute. Adjust COLOR control. Adjust CONTRAST & BRIGHT control. Check batteries in remote control. Move the TV away from the nearby appliances which generate a magnetic field. Turn off using [POWER], then turn it on again 30 minutes later or so. Check if there is an obstacle between the sensor and the remote control. Test the signal output.* If OK, then possible remote sensor trouble. RemBoater scP oicntusPrcoriercle tdueNoinrseots o rcnrPot’loetl odosw rWv orererkctaieLkcpia nptlileioycGsnt uhororen Ps titscro etimunaSrk oepes u i cbcinPhnltduai cp rnrOtreinuceNKertdueol,s r pOPeDiKcitft,ufu sereore u ponortd ocs rpoulonrd marks on scren *Tune an AM radio to a band with no broadcasting. Press a button on the remote control toward the radio. Sound will be fluttering when you press any key and the radio receives the signal. This means the remote control unit is working. Closed Caption Problem Possible Remedy Misspelled captions are shown. Text is not shown in its entirety or there is a delay of what is being said. Captions are scrambled with white boxes on the TV screen. No captions are displayed in a program which must contain closed caption. No captions are displayed when playing a prerecorded videotape with closed caption. The TV screen shows a black box. Spelling errors may pass through uncorrected by the closed captioning production company in a live broadcast. Captions that are delayed a few seconds behind the actual dialogue are common for live broadcasts. Most captioning production companies can display a dialogue to a maximum of 220 words per minute. If a dialogue exceeds that rate, selective editing is used to insure that the captions remain up-to-date with the current TV screen dialogue. Interference caused by building, power lines, thunderstorms, etc. may cause scrambled or incomplete captions to appear. Broadcasters may use a time compression process to the actual program so that additional advertising time can be given. ...