C24W1TN - C28W1TN - C32W1TN - C24W410SN WIDE SCREEN COLOUR TELEVISION INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
TV Introduction Dear Hitachi Customer, Congratulations on your purchase of the very latest ‘state of the art’ wide screen television from HITACHI. We pride ourselves on producing high quality televisions with outstanding picture and audio capabilities, coupled with Hitachi’s reputation for superior reliability. 27 In the Main Operating Guide there is a fold out section on page 3. This page contains a numbered guide for the remote control handset.
Handset Layout 1 27 2 26 CLE-921A CLE-921A 25 3 4 TV TEXT MUTE 24 RECALL/HOLD 1 2 3 5 SUBTITLES 4 5 6 23 6 UPDATE 7 8 9 22 7 REVEAL SWAP TV/AV I-II-V CH 0 TIME 8 P+ EXP/16:9 9 INDEX/EPG - MENU 21 20 + 19 P- 10 11 18 STOP REW PLAY F/FWD 17 16 12 15 13 14 Page3
Handset Functions The remote control handset supplied has several dual functions. These functions are mainly used for operations whilst in teletext mode. The Teletext modes and functions are in *Bold Italic type and all functions are briefly explained below. Button Nº † Description Function 1 TV Button - This enables the viewer to return to normal TV operation. 2 Stand-by Button Used to switch the TV on and off for short periods of time.
TV Safety This television 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. DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment. DO ensure that all connections, (including the mains plug, extension leads and inter-connections between the pieces of equipment), are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturers instructions.
Battery Installation 1. 2. Remove the batteries from their packaging and identify the + and - polarity. Remove cover of Remote Control Handset by pressing down on the cover marked whilst pulling in the direction of the arrow shown. 3. Insert the batteries making sure the polarities are correct i.e. + to +, - to -. 4. Replace batteries with equivalent SUM-3, AA or IEC R6. 5. Discard old batteries safely, follow the Safety Guidelines below.
TV Installation Before installing your TV please read the following important notes: If you intend placing this TV into a cabinet or a wall alcove, please ensure there is at least a 100mm (10cm) gap to the sides, rear and top of the Television. This is to allow for adequate ventilation during TV operation. Don’t allow soft furnishings such as curtains to be draped over the TV whilst in operation.
TV Controls Overview FRONT CONTROL PANEL Access to the front control panel is gained by pushing the door in and releasing. The front control panel contains items such as the Headphone socket, Audio/Video sockets, MENU button, Programme + /- and Volume +/- buttons. Also located on the front are the ON/OFF button, Infra Red Lens and TV Mode Light.
Automatic T uning Procedure NOTE: Make sure the Handset foldout section (Page 3) is extended out for easy referencing. To automatically tune this TV to your local broadcasting stations follow the step by step guide below. Once the TV has found all your local stations, they are then automatically assigned into the following order 1. BBC1; 2. BBC2; 3. ITV; 4. CH4/S4C; 5.CH5 (subject to availability); 6. Cable / Satellite broadcasts.
Automatic Tuning cont. Program Sort The PROGRAM SORT system allows the user to swap programme numbers from one location to another. If necessary follow the Guide below. Press and HOLD the MENU key (20) until Main Menu with INSTALL is shown (top right).
Manual T uning Procedure If desired, you may manually tune this TV. There are several methods of Manual Tuning, these include Search Tuning / Fine Tuning and Frequency or CH manual input ( this requires you to know your local broadcasting frequency or CH number). This section will also deal with items such as assigning AV sockets to program numbers and Program Naming.
Manual T uning cont. Broadcasting stations transmit the signal to your TV on a particular defined frequency i.e. 525.25MHz. These frequencies can be entered manually if known, and you can obtain this information by calling your local operator. In addition to frequency transmission a corresponding CHANNEL Nº is also used i.e. CH34, and this too can be directly input to your TV if known. (The S-- number has no function on this TV). Entering Known Frequencies Press and HOLD MENU key (20) and select INSTALL.
Manual T uning cont. Program Naming After Tuning in, most broadcasting station names appear on screen i.e. BBC1, BBC2, ITV etc.. However, you may change or add program names whenever you desire. To add or change program names follow the simple step by step guide below. Press and HOLD MENU key (20) and select INSTALL. Select MANUAL TUNE from INSTALL menu. Install Autotune Manual Tune Program Sort Language English Use cursor keys 17,18, 19 or 21 to highlight the Program Name you wish to assign or change.
Picture and Audio Controls Picture settings are controlled via the TV’s on board Menu system. These levels have already been preset at the factory and should require no adjustment. However, your personal viewing preferences may vary from these settings and alteration should be performed as follows:- Press the MENU key 20 on your handset. The Main Menu is displayed.
Picture and Audio Controls The Sound Menu is accessed via the TV’s on-board MENU system, and allows the user to control such features as Volume, Bass, Treble, Balance and Bass Boost. These settings have already been preset at the factory, however, your personal listening tastes may differ from those set. Please follow the guide below for adjustment and setting. Press the MENU key 20 on your handset. The Main Menu is displayed.
Feature Menu Solid Background The Solid Background feature controls the appearance of the OSD (On Screen Display) window environment, with either a solid or transparent appearance to the OSD. There are two modes to select from and these are simply ON and OFF. Follow the guide below. Press the MENU key (20) on your handset. The Main Menu is displayed.
NICAM Features In addition to the standard features found, your TV also has NICAM sound capabilities. NICAM transmitted signals provide stereo sound whilst viewing the TV in NICAM mode, thus giving the user even greater listening pleasure. The TV also provides 16:9 (Wide Screen Format) viewing capabilities, together with automatic wide screen detection software built in. The Nicam facility features two modes which provide the viewer with various sound effects.
W ide Screen Modes cont’ AUTO cont’ AUTO mode can also detect 14:9 ratio signals, when this mode has been selected thin black bars appear to the sides of the screen (example 3). NOTE: Other screen formats may be transmitted by certain broadcasters, these are 14 x 9 True Wide Screen and 16 x 9L/14 x 9L with subtitles. Your TV is able to detect these formats and adjust the set automatically (subject to WSS transmitting).
External Equipment Connection Your TV has various input sockets for external equipment such as Video Cassette Recorders, Satellite Receiver/Decoder, Camcorders, Computer Equipment etc.. Equipment that is connected temporarily i.e. Camcorders can be connected via the front control panel input sockets. However, equipment such as VCR’s and Satellite IRD’s, that are more or less permanently connected to your TV, are connected via the AV1 or AV2 scart sockets on the rear of the TV.
External Equipment Connection METHOD 2 S RF lead from VCR to TV *Scart Lead to AV1 on TV RF lead from VCR to Sat RF lead to Aerial *Scart Lead from Sat to VCR Aerial Satellite LNB lead VCR NOTE:S-VHS video equipment should be connected to the AV2 Scart socket located on the rear of the TV. A dedicated program number may then be assigned to AV2, allowing you easier access to view external equipment broadcasts.
Teletext Operation Teletext operation is entered by pressing the TEXT button (key 27) on your handset. A page similar to the one shown on the right will appear. The main page contains numbered topics that are accessed by entering the corresponding three digit code on your handset (keys 3). In addition to the above system, at the bottom of the page there are four colour coded popular topics i.e. TV Guides, Weather, Sport etc., however, these may vary between each broadcasting station.
T rouble Shooting Guide The guide below is intended to help the user to identify common problems which may be encountered during the setup of this TV. If a problem still exists after referring to this guide, please consult your dealer immediately. Under no circumstances remove the rear cover of this TV. There are no user serviceable parts inside and you will be exposed to high voltages, which could cause a severe or fatal electric shock. Q. My TV fails to switch on. A.
Guarantee Your Guarantee of Excellence Thank you for purchasing this Hitachi television. In the unlikely event that this product should develop a fault, we undertake to replace or repair any part of the product which fails due to a manufacturing defect within 12 months of the date of purchase provided that: i) The product has been installed and used only in accordance with the instructions supplied with the product.
Technical Specifications TV Standard........................................................................................................................... 625 line single standard Channel Coverage................................................................................................................. UHF channels Aerial Impedance................................................................................................................... 75 Ω unbalanced Picture Tube........................
HITACHI ENVIRONMENTAL NOTICE The Environment and You HITACHI are signatories to the commitment made by the Consumer Electronics Industry on Reducing Energy Consumption by Televisions and Video Recorders in Standby. HOW YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THE ENVIRONMENT BY HELPING TO REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND WASTE! Even though your TV has a low standby power consumption, you can reduce waste to zero if you switch off the set at the mains when it is not intended to be used for long periods i.e. for an Hour or so.
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