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Instructions for enrolling in the RCA Owner's Club for benefits and drawings.
Advises attaching the sales receipt for warranty service and future reference.
Prompts the user to record TV model and serial numbers for ownership verification.
Explains the manual's structure and how to use it for basic operation and component connection.
Covers unpacking, choosing a location, attaching power cord, and antenna/cable info.
Provides steps for connecting indoor or outdoor antennas to the TV.
Details how to connect a cable-TV system, with or without a converter box.
Explains how to use the TV with cable-TV systems, including channel identification.
Introduces the remote's functions and how to install batteries.
Describes compatibility with S-VHS recording format for enhanced video.
Boosts video signal response for better resolution with wideband devices.
Features a flatter screen and advanced gun technology for improved picture quality.
Enables stereo sound from MTS TV broadcasts and 2-channel VCR audio.
Provides comprehensive remote operation for TV and compatible RCA components.
Receives up to 147 channels, including non-scrambled cable channels.
Allows connection of up to three video components directly to the TV.
Programs favorite picture settings for quick recall, with an auto-reset function.
Allows programming the TV to turn off automatically after a set time.
Allows programming the TV to turn on or off at a specified time.
Blocks out up to six channels to restrict viewing.
Automatically programs active channels into memory for easy channel selection.
Separates color and detail for sharper picture resolution.
Adjusts color, contrast, and brightness automatically.
Shows the current time on the screen when the TV is on or channels are changed.
Shows the current channel number on the screen.
Turns the TV on and off.
Adjusts the TV volume up or down using front panel buttons.
Selects the next higher or lower channel in memory using front panel buttons.
Accesses video adjustment menus via front panel buttons.
Accesses audio adjustment menus via front panel buttons.
Accesses setup menus via front panel buttons.
Indicates when the TV is turned on.
Indicates when stereo broadcast is received and AUDIO is set to STEREO.
Indicates when SAP (Second Audio Program) is being received.
Indicates when the SAP function is set to "ON".
Automatically adjusts picture brightness based on room light.
Receives commands from the remote control.
Explains how to press VIDEO button to display the Video Menu.
Details how to use "-" and "+" to adjust selected video functions like Color, Tint, etc.
Adjusts the amount of color in the picture.
Adjusts the color of flesh tones.
Adjusts the overall brightness and contrast of the picture.
Adjusts the brightness of the dark portions of the picture.
Adjusts the sharpness of the picture.
Programs current settings into Picture Memory for automatic recall.
Explains how to press AUDIO button to display the Audio Menu.
Details how to use "-" and "+" to adjust functions like Treble, Bass, Balance.
Adjusts the high frequency audio.
Adjusts the low frequency audio.
Adjusts the left/right balance of sound from speakers.
Explains how to set the audio mode to STEREO for stereo reception.
Instructions to enable SAP audio for bilingual broadcasts.
How to disable internal speakers when connecting external ones or an amplifier.
Explains how to use the SETUP button to access various TV settings.
Programs the TV to turn off automatically after a selected time.
How to cancel the sleep timer before it automatically turns off the TV.
Instructions to program the TV to turn on or off automatically at a set time.
How to set the alarm to only turn the TV off at a specified time.
How to set the alarm to change channels at a specific time.
Procedures for turning off the alarm before it activates or after it has activated.
Prevents specific channels from being viewed without the remote control.
Automatically scans and stores active channels into memory.
Manually add or remove channels from the programmed memory.
Adds input channels (91, 92, 93) to memory for remote access.
Allows switching between two connected antenna or cable sources.
Sets the TV's internal clock, enabling time display and alarm functions.
Stores custom video settings for quick recall via the RESET button.
Restores video settings to factory default, erasing custom preferences.
Selects between cable-TV and antenna (air) signal reception modes.
Allows selection of "edged" or "blocked" style for on-screen displays.
Enables automatic adjustment of color for constant levels and natural tones.
Explains how front panel buttons function with menus and after displays disappear.
Details which functions are affected by power interruptions and their reset conditions.
Tips on how to make on-screen menus disappear faster.
Explains how the TV remembers the last adjusted function with bar scales.
Activates an automatic demonstration of TV features and adjustments.
Instructions on how to stop the automatic demonstration feature.
Provides essential advice before connecting audio/video components.
Diagram and labels for all TV input/output jacks and connectors.
Detailed explanation of each input/output jack and connector on the TV.
Troubleshooting steps for when the TV does not power on.
Checks for remote control issues like battery, aim, or mode.
Checks for timer functions or electronic protection activation.
Checks input selection and signal sources for a blank display.
Checks speaker settings, mute, and amplifier input.
Checks Parental Control and VCR switch settings.
Suggests switching to Mono mode for weak stereo signals.
Checks CABLE/AIR function, vacant channels, and component power.
Checks antenna connections and adjusts sharpness for weak signals.
Checks volume, bass, treble, and suggests Mono mode for stereo.
Checks remote mode and suggests power cycling the TV.
Lists general technical details like color standard, chassis, and power requirements.
Lists technical specifications related to video input and output performance.
Lists technical specifications for audio input, output, and power.
Details what defects and issues are covered by the warranty.
Specifies the duration of warranty coverage for parts, labor, and picture tubes.
Outlines RCA's commitment to repair or replace defective parts.
Provides instructions on contacting an RCA Servicenter and obtaining service.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, such as misuse or installation.
Explains how state laws grant specific legal rights related to the warranty.
Directs Canadian purchasers to refer to the Canadian Warranty.
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