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TV Operating instructions - Loewe

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<strong>Operating</strong> additional equipment<br />

Explanations of important settings<br />

Signal type<br />

Immediate<br />

playback<br />

Assign digital<br />

audio input<br />

The signal type of the devices that can be connected can<br />

vary greatly. If you are not sure, leave the setting for Signal<br />

on Automamtic CVBS/YC (e.g. for DVD Player/Recorder) or<br />

Autom.-VHS/SVHS (e.g. video recorder), otherwise select<br />

the right signal type. See the glossary on page 59 for<br />

further information.<br />

If the picture from a connected device is to be displayed<br />

immediately on the <strong>TV</strong> set during playback, select yes. A<br />

switching voltage is allowed so that you do not have to<br />

switch over manually to see the picture of the connected<br />

device. (See the operating manual of the connected reproduction<br />

device.)<br />

When playing from Digital Link Plus devices, the picture is<br />

always displayed immediately, regardless of the setting.<br />

Select the AV socket to which the device of which you<br />

want to hear the digital sound is connected. Connect the<br />

digital output of the external device to the digital input<br />

of the <strong>TV</strong> set (see page 47). If a device with digital audio<br />

is not connected then select no.<br />

Connection possibilities for a DVD/video recorder<br />

There are two possibilities for viewing the picture of the connected<br />

recorder:<br />

1. Use appropriate cables in conjunction with the connections assigned<br />

by the connection wizard. This always offers the best quality and<br />

the greatest convenience, such as automatic switch over when<br />

playing from a connected device.<br />

2. You are using the antenna connection between recorder and <strong>TV</strong><br />

device. However this reduces the quality.<br />

Connecting antenna to the DVD/video recorder<br />

If you want to receive and record analogue stations, it is useful to loop<br />

the recorder into the antenna cable; as shown in the connection example<br />

on page 37 bottom right.<br />

If the antenna connection is also used for the playback because the<br />

devicers are not connected by EURO-AV cables, you have to search for<br />

the recorder station and save it in the <strong>TV</strong> set.<br />

Proceed as follows (see also the operating manual of the connected<br />

recorder):<br />

➠ Insert a DVD/cassette and press play.<br />

Call AV selection.<br />

34 Select VIDEO,<br />

OK to switch over.<br />

If no picture is visible on the <strong>TV</strong> screen when playing the<br />

recorder, search for the recorder station automatically or<br />

set it manually.<br />

To make sure no "normal" <strong>TV</strong> stations are found in the<br />

station search, pull the antenna plug out of the recorder<br />

antenna input temporarily (the cable to the antenna<br />

system).<br />

Manual recorder station search:<br />

➠ VIDEO is selected by the AV selection.<br />

Call <strong>TV</strong> menu.<br />

34 Select Settings,<br />

6 go to the menu line below.<br />

34 Select Stations,<br />

6 go to the menu line below.<br />

34 Select Manual adjustment,<br />

OK to call other settings.<br />

For Channel enter "E30".<br />

Blue button: Start search.<br />

When you have found the recorder station:<br />

Red button: Overwrite station slot.<br />

Exit <strong>TV</strong> menu.<br />

Re-connect the antenna plug that you temporarily<br />

unplugged.<br />

If disturbances should now occur because a <strong>TV</strong> station<br />

is being broadcast on the same channel as the station<br />

of the recorder, then you must change the transmission<br />

channel on the recorder and scan for the recorder again<br />

on the <strong>TV</strong> set.<br />

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