User manual SHARP 21J-FG1RU

[. . . ] To close the door Using the projection, lower the door until closed. Caution: · When opening or closing the door, do not insert your fingers into the gap between the door and front panel. This may result in an injury. Door 75-ohm coaxial cable (round cable) (not supplied) Standard DIN45325 plug (IEC169-2) Antenna in Y To antenna in terminal To RF out terminal Antenna in If your outdoor antenna uses a 75-ohm coaxial cable with a standard DIN45325 plug (IEC 169-2), plug it into the antenna jack at the rear of the set. If your outdoor antenna uses a 300-ohm twin-lead flat feeder, connect a 300-ohm to 75-ohm impedance converter and plug it into the antenna jack at the rear of the set. E3 DVD PLAYBACK Bottom Connecting to a DVD player The DVD input terminals (COMPONENT-IN) on the rear of the TV can be used to input highquality images from a DVD player. DVD input terminals Connecting the video terminals DVD input terminals Y COMPONENT-IN VIDEO To audio out (L/R) terminals TV Green : To Y Blue : To PB (CB) Red : To PR (CR) Red : To AUDIO IN (R) White : To AUDIO IN (L) DVD player Y or Y/Y PR(CR) or R-Y/Pr ! ! POWER @#$ % % ^ & * ( ^& * ( Y PB(CB) PB(CB) or B-Y/Pb PR(CR) Y To colour-difference (component video) out terminals DVD player Watching DVD Playback !Press @ TV/VIDEO to select "COMPONENT", DVD input screen. Turn on the DVD player and begin playback. COMPONENT 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 POWER switch Turns on and off the main power. [. . . ] · The screen shows whatever is on channel 1 when auto channel preset is finished. $ Press CH-SETTING CH / CH to select desired setting. % Each time you press MENU/PRESET / , setting for individual items changes as follows: POSITION COLOUR SOUND SKIP FINE CH :SELECT :ADJUST CH27 AUTO D/K OFF 168. 25MHz MENU SURROUND LANGUAGE NORMAL MENU:RETURN TV · POSITION The channel position changes to the higher or lower number. · COLOUR AUTO TV/VIDEO Manual channel tuning Enables manual channel tuning to a desired TV station. 1 4 2 5 8 0 PAL SECAM N443 3 6 9 !Press @ Press MENU/PRESET for more than two seconds. twice to display MANUAL mode changes the screen as shown below. MANUAL Normal screen MANUAL(D/K) VHF 1 48. 25MHz 7 Number buttons · SOUND B/G I D/K CH MENU/PRESET CH CH MENU CH screen. · Pressing Language MENU/PRESET SURROUND LANGUAGE NORMAL MENU · SKIP ON OFF Channel numbers with a " " mark on the left are set to SKIP. To turn off SKIP, press the number buttons to select the desired channel and then set "SKIP" to "OFF". · FINE The frequency changes to allow fine tuning. AUTO TV # Press $ Press / CH or number buttons to select channel position. CH ^ Press MENU until normal screen appears. CH-SETTING POSITION COLOUR AV1 AUTO / channel position. on TV set to locate channel you wish to preset to current · Search is initiated and when a TV signal is received during the search, the search stops. · When you select AV1, AV2 for the channel position, the CH-SETTING menu changes as shown on the right and the colour mode changes in the following order: AUTO PAL SECAM N443 N358 CH :SELECT :ADJUST MENU:RETURN % Repeat steps 3 and 4 above, to preset channel positions for other broadcasts. ^ Press MENU/PRESET again to display normal screen. · SOUND SYSTEM may not have been set correctly, if noise can be heard or if there is no sound. In such case, adjust the SOUND SYSTEM using the MENU on the remote control. · AUTO PRESET stores all receivable channels including those which may be very weak and not clearly visible. · A flashing display of the remaining time appears during the last few seconds. When the preset length of time has passed, the TV set enters the Standby mode. 1 2 5 8 0 TV/VIDEO 3 6 9 CH CH On timer MENU 4 7 CH CH *: TINT can only be selected and adjusted when receiving NTSC broadcasts. (AV only) · WHITE TEMP can only be adjusted on PICTURE menu. MENU SURROUND LANGUAGE NORMAL Automatically turns power on after a set length of time has passed. CH Sound adjustment TV NORMAL !Press MENU @ Press CH # Press $ Press CH % Adjust using to call MENU screen. @ Press CH / CH to select "ON ". # Press / to set time for TV to turn on. · Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes. Timer start to count down after setting. TIMER OFF ON POSITION VOLUME --:-8:00 ----:-- CH MENU MENU SURROUND LANGUAGE NORMAL TV TIMER OFF ON POSITION VOLUME --:-8:00 CH28 ---:-- MENU PICTURE SOUND FEATURE TIMER CH-SETTING · Wait for approximately three seconds to return to SOUND menu. ^ Repeat steps 4 and 5 above to adjust other items. & Press MENU until normal screen appears. The following table lists the adjustment items shown in the SOUND menu and how they / . change as you press Selected item SURROUND TREBLE BASS BALANCE To decrease treble To decrease bass To shift balance toward left Press ON - SOUND SURROUND TREBLE BASS BALANCE ON +10 -20 20 $ Press CH / CH to select "POSITION". ^ Repeat step 4 to 5 above to select and set the "VOLUME". TIMER OFF ON POSITION VOLUME --:-8:00 CH28 20 --:-- [ TV Set (Bottom) ] Press ON OFF + + & Press * Press TREBLE +10 + MENU until normal screen appears. to put TV set into Standby mode. Power indicator (Flashing) To increase treble To increase bass To shift balance toward right · Power indicator will flash to indicate On Timer is set. · When the preset length of time setting has passed, the power turns on and a picture appears on the screen. · The ON TIMER speaker volume gradually increases from zero to preset volume. · Pressing NORMAL while a PICTURE/SOUND selection is displayed, only the selected mode is reset to the standard (factory-setting) position. [. . . ] Contrast setting in picture mode might be all the way to the minus side. Press the NORMAL button on the remote control to correct. Increase the volume. To Audio/Video out terminals Yellow : To VIDEO White : To AUDIO (L) Red : To AUDIO (R) VCR To Audio/ Video in terminals · For playback of monaural audio, connect the external source to the audio input left terminal on the front or rear of the TV set (MONO) to hear the same sound from both speakers. · The audiovisual cords required to connect the TV set with video equipment may differ from those shown in the above diagram. [. . . ]