Sanyo Flat Panel Television CA14SE1K User Guide

CA14SE1M  
CP14SE1M  
CA14SE1K  
CP14SE1K  
CA14SE1(V)  
CP14SE1(V)  
CA21CF1(V)  
CP21CF1(V)  
CA21CF1M  
CP21CF1M  
CA21SE1M  
CP21SE1M  
CA21SE1K  
CP21SE1K  
CA21SE1(V)  
CP21SE1(V)  
CA21VF1  
INSTRUCTION MANUAL  
Colour Television  
CP21VF1  
CA21VF1K  
CP21VF1K  
Mu lt i Sys t em  
CATV Hyp er Ba n d  
2 5 6 Pr ogr a m m es wit h Au t om a t ic Tu n in g  
 
Plug & Pla y  
C o nte nts  
Warnings and Cautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2  
Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3  
Plug & Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3  
Front Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5  
Remote Control Transmitter . . . . . . . . . . 6  
Battery Installation of  
Autom a tic se tting up c ha nne ls  
This TV set provides a self-automatic tuning and  
sorting system function called “Plug & Play”. It  
automatically begins searching and storing of all  
available channels when switching-on the TV set  
for the first time.  
the Remote Control Transmitter . . . . . . . 6  
General Operation  
Remote Control Operation . . . . . . . . . 7  
OFF TIMER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
ON TIMER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
Colour and Sound System  
Setting of the Colour System . . . . . . . 8  
Setting of the Sound system . . . . . . . . 8-9  
Picture Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10  
Audio Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10  
Tuning of the Channels  
Le t’s sta rt !  
Connect power cord of the TV set to a wall  
outlet, and turn on the TV set by pressing the  
Mains ON/OFF button. Self-automatic tuning  
system will be started as follows;  
1
I
AM SEARCHING.  
ALL PROGRAMMES.  
PLEASE WAIT.  
AUTO SET-UP  
COMPLETED.  
HAPPY VIEWING !  
Automatic Tuning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11  
Semi-Auto Tuning and Manual Tuning . 11  
.
1
Channel Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Channel Swapping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Skip Channel Set and Cancel . . . . . . . . . . .12-13  
Setting of the Private Position . . . . . . . . 13  
Setting of the OSD Language . . . . . . . . . 14  
Connecting Other Equipment . . . . . . . . . 14  
Connecting to the Rear AV1 Input  
After completing this procedure, the programme  
position 1 is selected and the ending messages on  
the screen.  
Jacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15  
Selecting the Colour System in AV  
Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15  
Connecting to a DVD Player with AV1(DVD)  
Video Component output terminal . . .15  
Connection to the Front AV2 Input  
Note: The Plug & Play can be cancelled at any  
time by pressing the MENU button.  
Press any of the control buttons to make the  
ending message disappear. Or will  
automatically return to normal TV display  
after 10 seconds.  
2
Jacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16  
Connecting to the Monitor Output  
Jacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16  
AV Connection to the Aerial Socket . . . . 16  
Aerial Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17  
Care and Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17  
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18  
Helpful  
This procedure only appears at the first  
switch-on time.  
If no TV stations are found, the display shown  
below will appear. Please check if the antenna  
is connected properly.  
Hints-Problems/Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . 19  
NO STATION.  
PLEASE CONNECT  
ANTENNA PLUG.  
If it isn’t connected properly, connect antenna and  
Automatic Tuning will be reset.  
 
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Each button listed in this section has the same function as it’s corre-  
sponding button on the remote control.  
Fro nt C o ntro l  
Model CA14SE1(V), CP14SE1(V), CA21SE1(V), CP21SE1(V), CA21VF1, CP21VF1,  
CA21VF1K, CP21VF1K  
Remote Control Detector  
T
V/  
A
V
VI  
D
EO  
MEN  
U
L-AU  
-
D
IO-R  
+
C
H
POW  
ER  
Video Input Jack (AV2)  
Audio Input Jack-Left (AV2)  
Audio Input Jack-Right (AV2)  
MENU  
Mains ON/OFF Button  
Stand-by and Power Indicator  
Programme UP/DOWN  
VOLUME  
TV/AV Selector  
Model CA21CF1(V), CP21CF1(V)  
Video Input Jack (AV2)  
Mains ON/OFF Button  
Remote Control Detector  
Audio Input Jack-Left (AV2)  
Audio Input Jack-Right (AV2)  
Stand-by and Power Indicator  
Programme UP/DOWN  
VOLUME  
MENU  
TV/AV Selector  
 
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Each button listed in this section has the same function as it’s corre-  
sponding button on the remote control.  
Fro nt C o ntro l  
Monaural Model  
Model CA14SE1M, CP14SE1M, CA14SE1K, CP14SE1K, CA21SE1M, CP21SE1M,  
CA21SE1K, CP21SE1K  
Remote Control Detector  
VI  
T
V/  
AV  
D
EO  
MEN  
AU  
D
U
IO  
-
+
C
H
POW  
ER  
Video Input Jack (AV2)  
Audio Input Jack (AV2)  
MENU  
Mains ON/OFF Button  
Stand-by and Power Indicator  
Programme UP/DOWN  
VOLUME  
TV/AV Selector  
Model CA21CF1M, CP21CF1M  
Mains ON/OFF Button  
Video Input Jack (AV2)  
Audio Input Jack (AV2)  
Remote Control Detector  
Stand-by and Power Indicator  
Programme UP/DOWN  
VOLUME  
MENU  
TV/AV Selector  
 
5
Re m o te C o ntro l Tra nsm itte r  
TIMER button  
TV / AV  
Power ON/OFF button  
TV / AV Selector button  
TIMER  
MUTE button  
RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM button  
Programme Selector button  
P
P
-/- -  
ALTERNATE button  
DIGIT button  
Programme UP button  
SWAP  
CH SCAN  
CH  
CHANNEL SCAN button  
SWAP button  
VOLUME - button  
VOLUME + button  
MENU  
STEREO/MONO button  
(This button is not used)  
PICTURE MODE button  
CH  
PICTURE  
SURROUND  
AB  
MENU button  
Programme DOWN button  
SOUND  
S. SYS  
BASS  
* SURROUND button  
* BASS EXPANDER button  
* SOUND MODE button  
SOUND SYSTEM button  
JXPSC  
* For monaural models this button is not used.  
Ba tte ry Insta lla tion of the Re m ote Control Tra nsm itte r  
1. Open the battery cover.  
2. Install two “AA1.5 volt batteries so that the “+” and “-” marks on the batteries match the “+” and  
“ - ” marks inside the unit.  
3. Close the battery cover.  
Note: Replace the batteries when the TV set is showing the following symptoms:  
Operation is unsteady or erratic, sometimes the TV set does not work with transmitter.  
Discharged batteries may leak and damage the unit. The normal life of batteries should be from  
nine to ten months.  
 
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G e ne ra l O p e ra tio n  
Re m ote Control Op e ra tion  
Sta nd b y/ Powe r-on  
To switch the TV on and off. For shutting off a power supply completely, Press the Mains  
ON/OFF button on the front control of TV set.  
Sound m ute  
To switch the sound from the speakers. The sound changes as follows; norm a l -> m ute ( ).  
Tim e r  
TIMER  
To Adjust Timer function OFF-TIMER -> ON TIMER -> ON PROGRAM  
Re c a ll/ Colour syste m se le c tor  
To display the programme information on the screen.  
It also operates as Colour system selector if the clear picture cannot be obtained even when  
the broadcasting or AV signal is received.  
Colour System and Sound System (SIF) could be changed in SEMI-AUTO and MANUAL  
TUNING operation.  
Dire c t p rog ra m m e se le c tor  
-/- -  
For direct access to programmes using the (0-9) num e ric b utton. For selection of ana-  
logue programme position 10 - 255, Example: for programme position 17, Press the Digit  
button, press 1” button. Press “7” button. For programme position 125 Press the Digit button twice. Press  
2” button. Press “5” button. For programme position 225 Press the Digit button 3 times. Press “2”  
button. Press “5” button.  
P
P
Alte rna te  
To select the previous position and the present position.  
Volum e Up / Down  
To adjust the sound volume level . Also operates as left ( ) and right ( ) cursor.  
CH  
Prog ra m m e d own/ up  
To select the next programme number or previous programme number. Also operates as up  
(
) and down ( ) cursor.  
CH  
Swa p  
To swap the channels between two stored programme positions  
SWAP  
SOUND  
Sound Mod e (Op tiona l Mod e l)  
To select Sound mode; PERSONAL, MUSIC, TALK, NORMAL.  
This b utton is not use d  
AB  
Pic ture Mod e  
To select Picture mode; PERSONAL, DYNAMIC, NATURAL, ECO, GAME.  
PICTURE  
BASS  
Ba ss Exp a nd e r (Op tiona l Mod e l)  
To activate bass expander function.  
Sound Syste m  
To select optimum sound system (BG I DK M).  
S. SYS  
Surround (Op tiona l Mod e l)  
To activate Surround function.  
SURROUND  
Me nu  
To Call up the TV MENU.  
MENU  
 
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G e ne ra l O p e ra tio n / C o lo ur a nd So und Syste m  
OFF TIMER  
Press the VOLUME ( + or - ) button. The set  
The OFF TIMER will switch off the TV automatical-  
ly after 30 minutes, 1 hour, 1 hour and 30 minutes,  
or 2 hours.  
2
3
time will be increased or decreased by 10  
minutes each time the button is pressed ; the  
maximum time which can be set is 24 hours.  
Press the TIMER button.  
OFF 0:00  
Use Direct Programme Selection to insert  
programme position for when TV is switched  
on by ON TIMER. (see page 7.)  
1
2
Press the VOLUME ( + or - ) button to select  
the time period.  
Just one minute before switching off the TV,  
“OFF 0:01” will be display on the screen.  
To cancel the OFF TIMER, select “OFF 0:00”  
by pressing the VOLUME (+ or - ) button.  
If no operation is performed after the TV has  
been switched on by the ON TIMER, such as  
if you are not at home, the TV will be auto-  
matically switched off after approximately  
2 hours  
If the TV is already switched on when the time  
set for the ON TIMER has been reached, only  
the programme position will be changed to the  
set programme position.  
Cancelling ON TIMER. To cancel the ON  
TIMER, press the VOLUME ( + or - ) button to  
set it to “ON 0:00” while the ON TIMER screen  
is shown. Switching off the TV by pressing the  
Mains ON/OFF button will also cancel the  
ON TIMER settings.  
The OFF TIMER cancels when the TV set is  
turned off or if a power failure occurs.  
ON TIMER  
When the ON TIMER is set. TV will automatically  
be switched On to the selected programme posi-  
tion when the specified time has elapsed.  
Press the TIMER button twice.  
1
(ON TIMER setting  
mode)  
ON 0:00  
2
Programme position for when TV is  
switched ON by ON TIMER.  
C o lo ur a nd So und Syste m  
Se tting of the Colour Syste m  
Se tting of the Sound Syste m  
Normally, set the colour system to “AUTO”, if the  
clear picture cannot be obtained even when the  
broadcasting or AV signal is received, press the  
RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM button repeatedly  
until the optimum image can be produced.  
(Refer to Broadcast Transmission System List  
indicated by the last of this page in a setup of  
Colour System.)  
To set the sound system, make it during Semi-Auto  
Tuning or Manual Tuning mode.  
When the sound is not clear or no sound is pro-  
duced on a programme number position, select  
sound system repeatedly until the optimum sound  
is obtained.  
(Refer to Broadcast Transmission System List  
indicated by the last of this page in a setup of  
Sound System.)  
Each time the RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM but-  
ton is pressed, colour system changes as follows;  
To select sound system:  
6
Press the SOUND SYSTEM button to select  
the sound system directly. The sound system  
will be memorized automatically.  
6
AUTO  
6
PAL  
SECAM  
6
6
NTSC  
NTSC4.43  
Note:Colour system is displayed according as  
Colour system option.  
 
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C o lo ur a nd So und Syste m / Pic ture Ad justm e nt  
or:  
Broadcast Transmission System List  
1) Select “SIF” with the Programme UP or  
DOWN button in the Semi-auto or Manual  
Tuning mode. Then press the VOLUME (+ or  
Colour Sound  
System System  
Country  
Area  
-) button to select a optimum sound system.  
Union of Arab Emirates,  
Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,  
Yemen, Bahrain, etc.  
Indonesia, Malaysia,  
Singapore, Thailand,etc.  
Middle  
East  
(Semi-Auto or Manual Tuning mode )  
PAL  
B/G  
MODE  
SEMI  
START  
2
Asia  
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
SKIP  
MEMORY  
AUTO  
BG  
OFF  
--  
China, etc.  
Hong kong  
D/K  
I
PAL  
PAL  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
Saudi Arabia,  
Iraq, Iran, Lebanon,etc.  
EXIT  
B/G  
SECAM  
BG  
(5.5MHz)  
I
(6.0MHz)  
DK  
M
Russian Federation,etc.  
Myanmar, etc.  
SECAM D/K  
(6.5MHz) (4.5MHz)  
M
NTSC  
PAL  
Australia,  
New Zealand, etc.  
Oceania  
B/G  
2) To enter a sound system selection into the  
memory, select “MEMORY” and press the  
VOLUME + or  
-
button.  
MODE  
SEMI  
START  
2
AUTO  
BG  
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
SKIP  
MEMORY  
OFF  
OK  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
EXIT  
Pic ture Ad justm e nt  
Pic ture Ad justm e nt Me nu  
Picture Adjustment Item  
COLOUR  
COLOUR : Adjusts colour intensity.  
BRIGHT : Adjusts picture brightness.  
CONTRAST : Adjusts picture contrast.  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
WHITE TONE  
TINT  
FINE TUNING  
SHARPNESS  
471.25MHZ  
TINT : Adjust colour tints. (Displayed only on  
NTSC or NTSC4.43 system signal  
reception.)  
SHARPNESS : Adjusts picture detail.  
WHITE TONE : Adjusts white balance.  
FINE TUNING : Fine tuning in case of weak  
broadcast signal or poor reception. Only  
displayed in TV mode. Will not be displayed in  
AV mode.  
40  
37  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
EXIT  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
EXIT  
Page 1  
Page 2  
The 2nd page is not displayed when there is no  
TINT adjustment.  
 
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Pic ture Ad justm e nt / Aud io Ad justm e nt  
Ba sic Pic ture Ad justm e nt Op e ra tion  
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu  
To return to Main menu, press the  
ALTERNATE button.  
To return to the normal TV mode, press the  
MENU button. ( Or will automatically return to  
the normal TV mode after 20 seconds.)  
display.  
1
(MAIN MENU)  
PICTURE  
AUDIO  
Audio Adjustment  
Menu is not  
equipped in  
PRESET  
LANGUAGE  
monaural models.  
Select desired control by pressing the  
Programme UP or DOWN button.  
SELECT  
ENTER  
EXIT  
4
COLOUR  
When “PICTURE” is not selected, select  
“PICTURE” with the Programme UP or  
DOWN button.  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
SHARPNESS  
WHITE TONE  
2
FINE TUNING  
567.25MHZ  
30  
PICTURE  
AUDIO  
PRESET  
LANGUAGE  
Press the VOLUME + or  
-
button to alter  
5 settings.  
Press the VOLUME + or  
-
button to display  
3 Picture Adjustment menu.  
COLOUR  
BRIGHTNESS  
CONTRAST  
SHARPNESS  
WHITE TONE  
FINE TUNING  
567.25MHZ  
25  
The Monaural Models not equipped with Audio  
Adjustment Menu  
Aud io Ad justm e nt  
Aud io Ad justm e nt Op e ra tion  
Aud io Ad justm e nt Me nu  
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu dis-  
play.  
BASS  
TREBLE  
BALANCE  
BASS EXPANDER  
SURROUND  
1
2
Select “AUDIO “ by pressing the Programme  
UP or DOWN button.  
OFF  
OFF  
27  
PICTURE  
AUDIO  
PRESET  
LANGUAGE  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
EXIT  
Audio Adjustment Item  
BASS : Bass Adjustment  
TREBLE : Treble Adjustment  
BALANCE : Left/right speaker volume balance  
adjustment  
Press the VOLUME + or  
Adjustment menu display.  
-
button for Audio  
3
BASS  
TREBLE  
BALANCE  
BASS EXPANDER  
SURROUND  
OFF  
OFF  
BASS EXPANDER : Operates BASS EXPANDER  
on and off  
27  
SURROUND :Operates SURROUND on and off.  
Note: If SURROUND “on”, BALANCE has no function.  
Note: When the stereo signal is inputted from the  
right and left audio input terminals in the AV mode,  
surround mode is changed as follows;  
SURROUND” ON and “SURROUND OFF”.  
To return to Main menu, press the ALTERNATE  
button.  
To return to normal TV mode, press the MENU  
button. (Or will automatically return to normal  
TV mode after 20 seconds.)  
 
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Tuning o f the C ha nne ls  
Up to 256 broadcast stations in your reception  
area can be stored in the electronic memory.  
Se m i-Auto Tuning a nd Ma nua l Tuning  
There are three ways of tuning as follows;  
1. Automatic Tuning (the basic way):  
All receivable channels are automatically tuned  
in and memorized in consecutive programme  
position.  
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu  
display.  
1
Select “PRESET” by pressing the  
2 Programme UP or DOWN button.  
2. Semi-Auto Tuning:  
Press the VOLUME + or  
-
PRESET menu display. On entering  
button for  
Use to preset a receivable channel in any  
desired programme position, e.g. the position  
with the same number as the channel.  
3. Manual Tuning:  
3
PRESET display, Automatic Tuning will  
be selected initially.  
Select “SEMI” or “MANUAL” by pressing the  
-
Manually tune a channel if it cannot be  
automatically tuned, such as when the signal is  
poor.  
4
5
VOLUME + or  
button.  
Select “SEARCH” by pressing the  
Programme UP or DOWN button.  
Autom a tic Tuning  
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu  
MODE  
SEMI  
START  
6
display.  
1
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
Select “PRESET” by pressing the  
AUTO  
2 Programme UP or DOWN button.  
Semi-Auto Tuning:  
Press and release the VOLUME + or  
-
button  
PICTURE  
AUDIO  
PRESET  
LANGUAGE  
to search for required TV station. Once a  
station is located, tuning will automatically stop.  
Continue till desired channel is located.  
Press the VOLUME + or  
-
button for  
MODE  
SEMI  
PRESET menu display. On entering PRESET  
display, Automatic Tuning will be selected  
3
4
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
6
AUTO  
initially.  
Manual Tuning :  
Press and hold the VOLUME + or  
search for required TV station.  
-
button to  
MODE  
AUTO  
START  
1
AUTO  
BG  
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
MODE  
MANUAL  
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
Select “SEARCH” by pressing the  
Programme UP or DOWN button.  
6
AUTO  
The VOLUME + button will move tuning toward  
the higher frequencies, and the VOLUME but-  
ton will move tuning toward the lower frequencies.  
MODE  
AUTO  
START  
1
AUTO  
BG  
-
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
Once desired channel is located, select  
“MEMORY” by pressing the Programme UP  
or DOWN button.  
Press the VOLUME (+) button to start  
5 channel tuning.  
6
CH  
Press the VOLUME + or  
desired channel into memory.  
-
button to enter the  
7
MENU  
1
SKIP  
MEMORY  
OFF  
OK  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
EXIT  
CH  
After all receivable channels have been found and  
stored, the TV set automatically returns to pro-  
gramme position “1”.  
To preset other Programme Positions, repeat  
steps 5 8.  
-
The Automatic Tuning operation can be  
cancelled at any time by pressing the  
Programme UP or DOWN button.  
Press the MENU button to return to normal  
TV display.  
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Tuning o f the C ha nne ls  
Cha nne l Cop y  
This function can be utilized after Automatic  
Tuning.  
Press the DIGIT button, “ 1 “ button and then  
2 ” button on the remote control to enter  
programme number 12. (For example, to  
enter programme number “ 3 “, press “ 3 ”  
button only. )  
3
For example, to copy a TV channel on pro-  
gramme position “2” onto programme position  
“6”;  
SWAP 6 AND 12  
Select programme position “2” .  
1
2
SWAPPING  
Enter to SEMI-AUTO or MANUAL tuning  
mode. (Refer to page 11.)  
2
6
Select “POSITION” with the Programme UP  
or DOWN button.  
3
The two TV channels will now have changed  
places.  
Select position “6” with the VOLUME + or  
button.  
-
4
MODE  
SEMI  
START  
6
AUTO  
BG  
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
12  
6
Select “MEMORY” by pressing the  
Programme UP or DOWN button.  
5
6
7
Skip Cha nne l Se t a nd Ca nc e l  
Press the VOLUME  
memorize.  
+
or  
-
button to  
When there is a position you do not use, Position  
4 for example, by setting the SKIP Channel func-  
tion it is possible to jump over this position, when  
you are selecting a channel using the Programme  
UP/DOWN or CHANNEL SCAN button.  
Press the MENU button to return to normal  
TV display.  
Cha nne l Swa p p ing  
Use this channel swapping feature to swap the  
channels between two stored programme position.  
This feature is particularly useful after automatic  
tuning.  
3
5
4
Skip  
For example, to swap the channel between pro-  
gramme position “6” and programme position  
“12”.  
For example, to set programme position “4” as  
Skip channel ;  
Enter to SEMI-AUTO or MANUAL tuning  
mode. (Refer to page 11.)  
1
Select “POSITION” with the Programme UP  
or DOWN button.  
12  
2
6
Press remote control “4” button to select pro-  
gramme position 4. Use the DIGIT button  
and Programme Selector (Number buttons)  
to enter programme number. Do not use the  
Select programme position “6”.  
3
1
VOLUME + or  
position in this settings.  
-
button to enter programme  
6
Press the SWAP button.  
2
MODE  
SEMI  
START  
4
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
SWAP 6 AND  
-
AUTO  
BG  
OFF  
--  
SKIP  
MEMORY  
 
12  
Tuning of the Cha nne ls / Setting of the Priva te Position  
Select “MEMORY” by pressing the  
Programme UP or DOWN button, then press  
Select “SKIP” by pressing the Programme  
UP or DOWN button,then press the  
5
4
the VOLUME + or  
-
button for memory.  
VOLUME + or  
-
button to set SKIP to ON.  
To cancel Skip Channel function, set to OFF.  
MODE  
SEMI  
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
SKIP  
MEMORY  
START  
4
AUTO  
BG  
ON  
OK  
MODE  
SEMI  
START  
4
SEARCH  
POSITION  
SYSTEM  
SIF  
SKIP  
MEMORY  
AUTO  
BG  
ON  
--  
Any number of channels maybe set as Skip  
Channels.  
SELECT  
BACK  
ADJUST  
EXIT  
Press the MENU button to return to normal  
TV display.  
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Se tting o f the Priva te Po sitio n  
Private position is used to restrict of pro-  
gramme positions that you do not want others  
to watch. Any position can be set as the Private  
position.  
To View a Programme on Private Position  
Select private position (In this case position “15”).  
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15  
How To Se t the Priva te Position  
For example, to set the programme position  
“15” as the private position.  
Press and hold the RECALL/COLOUR  
SYSTEM button for more than 2 seconds.  
2
Select programme position “15”.  
15  
1
Press the RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM  
button for watching a TV programme.  
15  
3
Press and hold the RECALL/COLOUR SYS  
TEM button for more than 2 seconds.  
15  
AUTO  
2
BG  
Note: The position “15” is still in the private position.  
Cancelling of the Private Position  
15  
Select private position (position “15”).  
15  
AUTO  
BG  
1
The programme number “15” will shift to centre of  
the screen.  
15  
Press and hold the RECALL/COLOUR  
SYSTEM button for more than 2 seconds.  
Press the MENU button.  
2
3
15  
15  
AUTO  
Press the MENU button.  
BG  
3
The picture will disappear, and “  
play on the screen.  
15” will be dis-  
15  
AUTO  
BG  
The private position setting is now completed.  
The private position is now cancelled.  
 
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Setting of the OSD La ngua ge / Connecting Other Equipment  
Press the MENU button for MAIN menu dis-  
play.  
ENGLISH  
1
VIETNAMESE  
y
P
CC  
N N  
FRANCAIS  
BAHASA INDONESIA  
PICTURE  
AUDIO  
PRESET  
LANGUAGE  
Select “LANGUAGE “ by pressing the pro-  
gramme UP or DOWN button.  
Select “ENGLISH”, “  
y
”, “VIETNAMESE”,  
2
”, “FRANÇAIS”, “BAHASA INDONE-  
P
CC  
N N  
SIA” by pressing the Progamme UP or DOWN  
button.  
PICTURE  
AUDIO  
PRESET  
LANGUAGE  
Press the MENU button to return to normal  
TV display.  
4
Press the VOLUME + or  
Language menu display.  
-
button for  
3
C o nne c ting O the r Eq uip m e nt  
Conne c ting To the Re a r AV1 Inp ut Ja c ks  
You may connect the audio and video output terminals of the DVD player or VIDEO recorder to the input  
terminals of the TV set to enjoy the DVD and VIDEO programs.  
Note: For monaural model TV there is no L/R audio input terminals. If the video player is stereo, con-  
nect the Left (L) audio output terminal from video player to audio input terminal on the monaural TV set  
(more details see your video player manual book).  
INPUT  
MONITOR OUT  
INPUT  
MONITOR OUT  
AV1/DVD  
AV1/DVD  
R
(MONO)  
L
R
L
To Audio Input-R (AV1)  
R
(MONO)  
L
R
L
To Audio Input-R (AV1)  
To Audio Input-L (AV1)  
To Audio Input-L (AV1)  
V
I
D
E
O
V
I
D
E
O
To Video Input (AV1)  
VIDEO  
To Video Input (AV1)  
VIDEO  
To Video output  
To Audio output  
Monaural Equipment  
Mono to Stereo Adapter  
(not supplied)  
Video/DVD Player  
If the external equipment is a monaural one, Please  
use “Mono to Stereo Adapter” (not supplied) and  
connect to TV set.  
To watch video input picture, select  
AV1 position by pressing the  
TV/AV Selector.  
AV1  
When the stereo signal is inputted from the right and left audio input terminals, each time the  
SURROUND button is pressed (or selection of On-screen Menu), surround mode is changed as follows;  
SURROUND ON”, and “SURROUND OFF”.  
SURROUND  
ON  
SURROUND  
OFF  
Note for monaural models: the surround button is no function.  
Note: The effect of surround is not obtained although the switching of surround is displayed in this  
monaural connection.  
 
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C o nne c ting O the r Eq uip m e nt  
When watching a video program input from the AV1 terminal, press the TV/AV button to select AV1.  
Whenever the TV/AV button is pressed, the mode will change as follows:  
AV1(DVD)  
AV2  
AV1  
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TV mode  
(This AV1(DVD) will be  
displayed for model with  
DVD Component input.)  
You can select a TV programme while watching a playback from a VCR  
For example:  
To select programme position “9” while watching a playback from external VCR, press “9” button of the  
remote control. The TV set returns to the TV mode and programme “9” will be selected.  
To select the programme position “26”, press Digit (--/-) button, “2” then “6” button. Then TV set returns  
to the TV mode and programme position “26” will be selected.  
Note: Pressing either of the PROGRAMME UP or DOWN buttons of the remote control or the TV will  
return the TV to the TV mode.  
Se le c ting the Colour Syste m in AV Mod e  
Depending on the type of video tape or connected AV equipment being used, it may be necessary to  
select colour system. In this case, press the RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM button and select a suitable  
colour system.  
Each time the RECALL/COLOUR SYSTEM button is pressed, colour system is changed as follow;  
AV1  
AUTO  
AV1  
NTSC  
AV1  
PAL  
AV1  
SECAM  
AV1  
NTSC 4.43  
Colour system setting for AV position is automatically stored in the memory.  
Conne c ting to a DVD Pla ye r with AV1 (DVD) Vid e o Com p one nt Outp ut  
Te rm ina l (Y, Cb or Cr) (op tiona l m od e ls)  
Connect the component output terminal on  
INPUT  
MONITOR OUT  
AV1/DVD  
your DVD player to the component video input  
terminal of this product. (NOTE: When a sig-  
nal of Y,Cb,Cr/Y,Pb,Pr is received, the output  
signal from monitor output terminal will be cor-  
responding but without colour (black and  
white image).)  
C
R
R
(MONO)  
L
To Input Terminal CR  
To Input Terminal CB  
To Audio Input-R (AV1)  
C
B
To Audio Input-L (AV1)  
Y
To Input Terminal  
Y
To watch a program in this connection  
status, select DVD.  
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AV1  
AV1(DVD)  
AV2  
(Optional model)  
(TV mode)  
Make sure the component video terminal (Y, Cb or Cr)  
is connected correctly.  
Video/DVD Player  
 
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C o nne c ting O the r Eq uip m e nt  
Conne c ting to the Front AV2 Inp ut Ja c ks  
Note: For monaural model TV there is no L/R audio input terminals. If the  
video player is stereo, connect the Left (L) audio output terminal from  
video player to audio input terminal on the monaural TV set (more details  
see your video player manual book).  
It is convenient to use the AV input jack on the front panel for equipment  
that is often connected and disconnected.  
To watch the Front AV2 video  
input picture, select AV2  
AV2  
position by pressing the TV/AV  
Selector.  
Video/DVD Player  
Conne c ting to the Monitor Outp ut Ja c ks  
The picture signal being displayed on the TV screen is  
output through the Monitor Output Jacks. Use these  
terminals to record TV broadcasts and for video dub-  
bing from AV1 or AV2 input terminals.  
INPUT  
MONITOR OUT  
AV1/DVD  
R
L
To Audio Output-R  
To Audio Output-L  
To record TV programme, select TV mode by  
pressing the TV/AV Selector and record the  
desired programme.  
V
I
D
E
O
To Video Output  
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TV mode  
To video and  
audio inputs  
To dub video from the AV1 terminal input, select  
AV1 position and by pressing the TV/AV Selector.  
VCR for Recording  
AV1  
AV Conne c tion To the Ae ria l Soc ke t  
The AV apparatus can also be connected to the aerial socket of your TV receiver.  
Presetting to watch the video input  
PLAYBACK  
1. Playback the VCR .  
2. Tune a VCR playback in programme position  
that you want. (See Semi-Auto Tuning and  
Manual Tuning on pages 11.)  
VCR for  
playback  
Aerial Socket  
For further details concerning this connection and adjustment, refer to the operating instructions  
for the AV equipment.  
 
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Ae ria l Conne c tion / Ca re a nd Cle a ning  
Ae ria l C o nne c tio n  
Conne c ting Outd oor Ae ria l  
Connect the cable with a plug from a UHF (or VHF) aerial to the aerial socket on the cabinet back.  
Outdoor Aerial  
Aerial Cable  
Aerial Socket  
For all aerial circuit problems please consult your local dealer.  
C a re a nd C le a ning  
The surface of the cabinet can be damaged if not properly maintained. Many common household aerosol  
sprays, cleaning agents, solvents and polishes will cause permanent damage to the fine surface.  
1. Unplug the power cord before cleaning the Television.  
2. Clean the screen with a soft cloth dampened with glass cleaner or warm water.  
3. Clean the cabinet with a soft cloth dampened with a mild household detergent and warm water. Dry  
thoroughly.  
Note: NEVER spray liquids on the screen because they can run down and drip onto the chassis. This  
may cause component failure not covered under Warranty.  
 
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Sp e c ific a tio ns  
Power Source  
AC127-240 Volts, 50/60Hz  
Colour System  
Sound System  
Channel Coverage  
PAL/SECAM/NTSC4.43/NTSC/PAL-60Hz  
B/G, I, D/KK’, M/M  
VHF: E2-E12, R1-R12, K1-K9, J1-J12, A2-A13 // 0-11, 5A (AUS), 1-11 (NZ)  
UHF: 21-69, A14-A69, J13-J62 // 28-69 (AUS)  
CATV: S1-S41, X, Y, Z, Z+1, Z+2  
Audio output (RMS)  
Model: CA14SE1(V), CP14SE1(V), CA21SE1(V), CP21SE1(V)  
CA21VF1, CP21VF1, CA21VF1K, CP21VF1K, CA21CF1(V),  
CP21CF1(V): 5W + 5W  
Model: CA14SE1M, CP14SE1M, CA14SE1K, CP14SE1K, CA21SE1M,  
CP21SE1M, CA21CF1M , CP21CF1M, CA21SE1K, CP21SE1K  
: 2.5W + 2.5W  
Speakers  
: 5 cmx 9 cm x 2 pcs (All models)  
Ext. terminals  
DVD Video Component: Composite/Component Y, CB,CR input (Optional models)  
Video Inputs: Phone Jack x 2 (1.0Vp-p, impedance 75 )  
Audio Inputs: Phone Jack (L/R) x 2 (436mVrms, impedance more than 40K)  
Video monitor outputs: Phone Jack x 1 (1.0Vp-p, impedance 75 )  
Audio monitor outputs: Phone Jack (L/R) x 1 (436mVrms, impedance less than 600)  
Monaural model Ext. terminals  
Video inputs: Phone Jack x 2 (1.0Vp-p, impedance 75 ohm)  
Audio inputs: Phone Jack x 2 (436mVrms, impedance more than 40K ohm)  
Video monitor outputs: Phone Jack x 1 (1.0Vp-p, impedance 75 ohm)  
Audio monitor outputs: Phone Jack x 1 (436mVrms, impedance less than 600 ohm)  
Dimension:  
Model CA14SE1M, CP14SE1M, CA14SE1K, CP14SE1K, CA14SE1(V),  
CP14SE1(V): 433(W) x 336(H) x 359(D) mm  
Model CA21SE1(V), CP21SE1(V), CA21SE1M, CP21SE1M, CA21SE1K,  
CP21SE1K : 580(W) x 460(H) x 457(D) mm  
Model CA21CF1M, CP21CF1M, CA21CF1(V), CP21CF1(V) : 580(W) x 460(H) x 465(D) mm  
Model CA21VF1, CP21VF1, CA21VF1K, CP21VF1K : 580(W) x 460(H) x 468(D) mm  
Weight:  
Model CA14SE1(V), CP14SE1(V), CA14SE1K, CP14SE1K, CA14SE1M,  
CP14SE1M: approx. 8.7 Kg  
Model CA21SE1(V), CP21SE1(V), CA21SE1M, CP21SE1M, CA21SE1K,  
CP21SE1K: approx. 19.1 Kg  
Model CA21CF1M, CP21CF1M, CA21CF1(V), CP21CF1(V): approx. 20.6 Kg  
Model CA21VF1, CP21VF1, CA21VF1K, CP21VF1K: approx. 20.5 Kg  
Specifications subject to change without notice.  
 
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He lp ful Hints - Pro b le m s/ So lutio ns  
Before requesting service check the following chart.  
Problem:  
No picture,  
no sound  
Check these Conditions / Try these solutions:  
Check if TV is plugged in.  
Try a different channel, if OK, probably station trouble.  
Adjust Brightness or Contrast control.  
Adjust Fine Tuning. (See page 9.)  
Poor picture,  
sound OK  
Check aerial connection.  
Adjust Colour or Tint control. Adjust Fine Tuning. (See page 9.)  
No colour,  
Picture OK  
Check aerial connection.  
Is the programme in colour ? Try a different channel.  
Select other colour system. (See Setting of the Colour System on page 8.)  
Check aerial connection on back of TV set.  
Weak picture  
Check aerial for broken wires. Re-orient aerial.  
Sound Mute may be on. Press the SOUND MUTE button on the remote control.  
No sound or poor  
sound.  
Adjust Volume. May be station trouble. Try a different channel.  
Select other sound system. (See Setting of the Sound System on page 8-9.)  
Check batteries. Replace batteries.  
Remote Control  
will not work.  
Check if TV set is plugged in. Aim remote control towards front of TV.  
Channel may be removed from memory. Add channel to memory manually.  
Cannot select or  
scan some channels.  
(See “Skip Channel Set and Cancel” on page 12-13.)Check aerial connection.  
Blue screen with AV1  
or AV1(DVD) or AV2  
is displayed.  
Check AV connection. Press the TV/AV Selection button.  
Check external equipment. Switch on external equipment.  
Black screen with  
and programme  
position displayed.  
Check to see if channel is set as the Private Position. See “Setting of the  
Private Position” on page 13.  
Cabinet makes  
popping sound.  
This is a normal condition during warm-up and cool down of the plastic  
cabinet parts.  
Keep away your TV set from magnetic source, then turn-off your TV set and  
disconnect TV's power cord from AC outlet, keep this condition about 30-60  
minutes and turn-on again your TV set if time is reach. If colour spot is not  
disappear after this solution have done, please contact your local dealer.  
Colour Spot On  
The CRT  
The following faults are not caused by the receiver:  
“GHOSTS”  
Reflections of signals from mountains or high buildings will cause multiple images, called “Ghosts”.  
These abnormal conditions can be reduced to minimum by repositioning aerial or by installing new one  
suited for your area.  
“INTERFERENCE”  
Interference may be caused by electrical appliances, car ignition systems, etc. This should normally be  
a temporary condition, but should this interference persist, contact your dealer.  
“SLANT”  
If the picture of TV set is not properly horizontal (slant), try to change face direction of your TV set. This  
case may be caused by geo-magnetic on your place where you live.  
 
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Part No. 1AA6P1P5434-D C8WE-D (AC7-A)  
 
SANYO ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.  

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