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Welcome

to

the

Panasonic

family

of

customers.

We

hope

that

you

will

have

many

years

of

enjoyment

from

your

new

colour

television

set.

This

TV

setis

designed

to

operate

at

240v

50HZA.C..

aia

This

TV

set

is

designed

to

receive

=

broadcast

systems

in

the

U.K.

only,

it

will

not

receive

broadcast

systems

in

other

countries.

To

prevent

damage

which

might

re-

sultin

electric

shock

orfire,

do

notex-

pose

this

TV

set

to

rain

or

excessive

moisture.

7

raver

iv

LIAGE

!i1

WARNING:

HIGH

VOLTAGE

!

(|

a)

'|

Do

not

remove

a

rear

cover

as

live

parts

are

accessible

when

it

is

re-

moved.

There

are

no

user

service-

able

parts

inside.

Remove

the

mains

plug

from

the

wall

socket

when

the

TV

set

is

not

used

for

a

prolonged

period

of

time.

Espe-

cially

when

retiring

at

night.

CABINET

AND

PICTURE

TUBE

CARE

Remove

the

mains

plug

fromthe

wal!

socket.

The

cabinet

and

picture

tube

can

be

keptin

good

condition

by

sim-

ply

wiping

with

a

clean,

soft

cloth

moistened

with

mild

detergent

and

’

water.

Do

not

use

solutions

contain-

ing

benzo!

or

petrajeum.

Adequate

ventilation

is

essential

to

prevent

failure

of

electrical

compo-

nents.

Avoid

exposing

the

TV

set

to

direct

sunlight

and

other

sources

of

heat.

eee

PARE

BE

wa

ARSE

PESTS

SS

SF

ARSE

EFS

SS

SAIS

TEP

SS

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SEH

EE

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EL

SETHE

TIES

EES

EH

ESTE

EF

SRE

THESE

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

BLUE:

NEUTRAL

BROWN:

LIVE

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

this

mains

lead

may

not

correspond

to

the

markings

identifying

the

termi-

nals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

1.

The

BLUE

wire

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

marked

'N’

or

coloured

black.

2.

The

BROWN

wire

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

marked

'L’

or

coloured

red.

‘Location

of

Controls

anaes

MODEL

NUMBER

SERIAL

NUMBER

MONITOR

OUT

(See

page

19)

|

(3)

EXTERNAL

LOUDSPEAKERS

{Press

down

and

(A)

Mode

indicators

i

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me

re

ee

ren,

ee

{8}

riogrammé

indica

(C)

Standby

indicator

{D)

Stereo

indicator

{E})

Mono

indicator

(F)

Ambience

indicator

(G)

Music/Speech

indicator

ban

Ll

o

{10}

(12)

(13)

{8}

(9)

(7)

(6)

(5)

(10)

¢44)

(AV3)

SEE

TUNING

PROCEDURE

insert

speaker

wire}.

Remote

Control

Transmitter

Part

No.

TNQ8E0423

(28)

(19}(45)

(20)

(23)

(22)

(21)

(24)

(27)

(25)

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Panasonic

NICAM

DIGITAL

STEREO

CONTENTS

Tuning

procedure

3

Teletext

operation

14

Operation

of

TV

controls

4

General

information

14

Remote

control

operation

for

TV

6

Trouble

shooting

i5

Remote

control

operation

for

VCR

16

Specifications

16

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HERSEY

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

&

REPLACEMENT

(Remote

Control

Transmitter)

Batteries:

Use

two

’RO3’

(UM-4)

dry

cells

(supplied).

i

i

1.

Open

the

cover.

Push

2.

Replace

the

batteries.

3.

Replace

the

cover.

the

stopper

and

remove

Insert

the

batteries

cor-

the

cover.

rectly

as

indicated

by

the

(+)

and

{-)

symbols.

BATTERY

PRECAUTIONS

The

incorrect

use

of

batteries

can

cause

electrolyte

Jeakage

which

will

corrode

the

transmitter.

The

following

precautions

must

be

observed

carefully.

Na

notuse

anold

hattery

with

9

naw

ono

w@

be

WT

CE

LOMA

OE

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Bt

WH

LE

I

J

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we

Fike

VR

WI

awe

.

Do

not

use

batteries

other

than

the

type

supplied.

.

Ensure

the

batteries

are

inserted

correctly.

.

Do

not

attempt

to

recharge

the

batteries.

.

Do

not

mix

battery

types

(alkaline

with

carbon

zinc

etc.}.

.

Do

notuse

rechargeable

(Ni-Cd)

batteries.

They

are

partially

different

in

shape

and

performance

and

may

not

ensure

the

desired

function.

a

aan

&

PY

PROGRAMME

POSITIONS

NOTE:

There

are

50

programme

positions

available

i.e.

50

positions

on

which

to

store

different

channels.

Programme

pasitions

can

be

selected

in

a

number

of

ways

(see

below).

1.

Using

the

PROGRAMME

UP/DOWN

buttons

on

the

TV

or

remote

control.

2.

Using

buttons

0-9

on

the

remote

control}.

3.

To

select

double

figure

programme

positions,

using

the

remote

control,

press

the

’-/--’

button

and

then

enter

the

programme

number

using

buttons

0-9.

When

using

a

VCR,

ensure

to

use

programme

position

'0'

as

this

is

specially

adapted

for

VCR

use.

METHOD

4.

Select

a

programme

position

(1-50),

using

the

programme

up/down

buttons

on

the

TV

or

re-

mote

control.

=

=

Press

the

SEARCH

up

or

down

but-

tons

until

the

desired

channel

ts

re-

reivad

—

SEARCH

+

®

Press

the

STORE

button

to

store

this

channel

inthe

TV’s

memory.

STORE

@

Repeat

this

procedure,

using

dif-

ferent

programme

positions

to

store

other

channels.

TUNING

PROCEDURE

METHOD

2.

{if

channel

numbers

are

known)

Select

a

programme

_

position

(1-50).

Press

the

button

marked

"'SS"'

on

the

remote

control.

The

dis-

play

will

now

show

"’--",

Enter

the

desired

channe!]

number,

@.q.

to

receive

channel

51,

push

buttons

’5’

and

1’

consecutively.

Press

the

STORE

button

to

store

this

channel

in

the

TV’s

memory.

Repeat

this

procedure,

using

dif-

ferent

programme

positions

to

store

other

channels.

Consult

your

dealer

about

the

channel

numbers

for

your

area.

OPERATION

OF

TV

CONTROLS

The

numbers

on

these

pages

refer

to

the

numbers

on

the

LOCATION

OF

CONTROLS

and

REMOTE

CONTROL

TRANSMITTER

pages.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

AERIAL

CONNECTION

Connect

the

aerial

lead

to

the

sock-

etmarked

"P

atthe

rear

ofthe

TV.

POWER

SWITCH

Push

to

switch

the

TV

on,

push

again

to

switch

off.

PROGRAMME

UP/DOWN

Press

ance

to

increase

or

de-

crease

the

programme

position

by

one.

VOLUME

UP/DOWN

Press

the

'+’

button

to

increase

the

sound

level.

Press

the

'-'

button

to

dacreaca

the

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laval

ee

ee

ee

ee

ee

oe

|

COLOUR

UP/DOWN

Press

the

’+’

button

to

increase

the

colour

level.

Press

the

’-’

button

to

decrease

the

colour

level.

BRIGHTNESS

UP/DOWN

Press

the

’+'

button

to

increase

the

brightness

level.

Press

the

'~’

button

to

decrease

the

brightness

level.

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

CONTRAST

UP/DOWN

Press

the

'+’

bution

to

increase

the

contrast

level.

Press

the

'-’

button

to

decrease

the

contrast

level.

NORMALISATION

STORE

Adjust

the

volume,

brightness,

colour,

and

contrast

to

normal

viewing

levels,

Press

this

button

to

store

these

leveis

in

the

TV

mem-

ory.

NORMALISATION

lf

levels

of

volume,

brightness,

colour

and

contrast

have

been

al-

tered,

they

can

be

set

back

to

their

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TV/AV

SELECTION

Terminals

are

available

at

the

front

and

rear

of

the

T.V.

for

direct

audio/video

inputs

or

outputs.

To

select

these

terminals,

press

the

"TV/AV’

button,

this

selects

AV1,

press

again

to

select

AV2,

press

again

to

select

AV3,

press

again

to

return

to

T.V.

mode,

(11)

(12)

NOTE:

AV2

has

a

connection

for

VCR's

equipped

with

Super

VHS.

To

use

this

facility;

ensure

that

the

S-

VHS

SELECT

switch

(on

the

VCR)

is

in

the

ON

position

(refer

to

VCR

operating

instructions

for

full

de-

tails).

A.V.

STEREOG/MONO

SELECTION

Press

this

button

to

select

A.V.

stereo

or

mono

operation.

The

function

indicator

on

the

T.V.

will

light

to

show

which

mode

is

selec-

ted.

This

button

operates

in

A.V.

mode

only.

'CY’

=STEREO.

'V7’

=MONO.

HEADPHONE

SOCKET

A

standard

6mm

stereo

headphone

socket

ts

available

for

the

connec-

tion

of

a

pair

of

8-300

Ohm

impe-

dance

headphones.

The

TV

spea-

kers

will

be

automatically

discon-

nected

while

the

headphones

are

connected.

(13)

(14)

PICTURE

CONTROL

Turn

jeftorrightforasofterorshar-

per

picture,

EXTERNAL

LOUDSPEAKERS

External

loudspeaker

terminals

are

provided

at

the

rear

ofthe

T.V.

for

the

connection

of

a

pair

of

Hi-Fi

loudspeakers

of

4-8

Ohm

impe-

dance.

The

speakers

are

switch-

able

from

internal

to

external

by

means

of

a

slide

switch

situated

above

the

terminals.

To

select

ex-

ternal

speakers,

move

the

switch

to

the

EXT.

position.

The

internal

speakers

will

be

disconnected

when

external

speakers

are

selec-

ted.

REMOTE

CONTROL

OPERATION

FOR

TV

(15)

STANDBY

Press

this

button

to

switch

the

TV

off

for

short

periods.

Press

aqain

to

switch

on,

or

select

a

programme

position

from

0-9,

(16)

PROG./CHANNEL/PAGE

SELECTION

Press

these

buttons

to

select

pra-

gramme

positions,

channel

num-

bers

or

teletext

pages.

(17)

PROGRAMME

POSITION

16

-

50

To

select

double

figure

programme

positions

(10-50)

press

this

button

and

then

enter

the

programme

posi-

tion

number

using

buttons

0-9.

(18)

DIRECT

CHANNEL

SELECTION

Press

this

button,

the

display

will

now

show

’--’.

Now

enter

the

channel

number,

using

buttons

0-9

on

the

keyboard.

Toselect

channel

number

51,

press

buttons

’5’

and

1’

conse-

cutively.

NOTE:

The

channel

number

indica-

tion

changes

back

to

the

previously

selected

programme

position

num-

ber.

(19)

(20)

(22)

(23)

PROGRAMME

UP/DOWN

Press

once

to

increase

or

decrease

the

programme

position

by

one.

VOLUME

UP/DOWN

Press

the

’+’

button

to

increase

the

sound

level.

Press

the

’-’

button

to

decrease

the

sound

level.

he

’+’

button

to

increase

the

colour

Jevel.

Press

the

'-’

button

to

decrease

the

colour

tevel.

BRIGHTNESS

UP/DOWN

Press

the

’+’

button

to

increase

the

brightness

level.

Press

the

’-’

button

to

decrease

the

brightness

level.

CONTRAST

UP/DOWN

Press

the

’+’

button

to

increase

the

contrast

level.

Press

the

'-’

button

to

decrease

the

contrast

level.

(24)

STEREO/MONO

SELECTION

The

NICAM

sysiem

is

a

ground-based

TV

service

for

digital

stereo

sound

developed

by

the

BBC.

To

receive

NICAM

broadcasts

,

this

TV

setincorporates

a

NICAM

decoder.

When

a

stereo,

dual-soundtrack

or

monaural

NICAM

broadcast

is

received

the

mode

indicators

(see

location

of

controls),

will

lightto

inform

you

of

the

type

of

broadcast

received.

The

NICAM

programmes

are

always

accompanied

by

standard

broadcasts

and

you

can

selectthe

desired

sound-

track

by

pressing

the

’

CD/

V7

I/IP

button

on

the

remote

control.

Reference

table

for

Received

signal,

Selection

mode,

Indication

and

Audio

out.

Saree

SOUND

OUT

SONAL

:

SPEAKER

&

HEADPHONE

|

INDEPENDENT

SWITCHING

OPERATION

OF

RECEIVED

SIGNAL.

To

carry

out

mode

switching

operation,

use

‘I/il’

key

of

the

remote

con-

trol

unit.

The

sound

will

change

with

each

press

of

this

button.

RECEIVING

SIGNAL

|

SWITCHING

—_

FM

ONLY

PCM

STEREO

PCM

1

Mono

FM

SIGNAL

PCM

STEREGQ—FM

PCM

2

Mono

PCM

|l-———"—

SIGNAL

PCM

II—PCM

]

+

Il---

FM

Note:

1.

When

the

power

is

set

ON,

the

mode

is

pre-set

at

"PCM

I

/PCM

STEREO’.

2.

Even

when

the

contents

of

the

receiving

signal

undergo

changes,

selacted

mode

is

maintained.

3.

When

the

receiving

conditions

deteriorate,

tistantiig

will

be

easier

if

the

FM

mode

is

set

at

MONO’

position.