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Step-by-step guide for replacing the fuse in the TV plug.
Explains icons and symbols used throughout the instruction manual.
Precautions against electrical shock, fire, and overheating.
Guidelines for safe handling, placement, and cleaning of the TV.
Explanation of power, volume, and mute buttons on the remote.
How to select channels and switch between input sources.
Controls for picture/sound modes and activating Teletext.
Location and function of TV's physical buttons like power and volume.
Description of various input/output jacks on the TV for connectivity.
Instructions on how to insert batteries into the remote control.
Steps for connecting the TV to an aerial and a VCR.
How to select the menu language for initial TV setup.
Guide to correcting picture slant using the rotation menu.
Instructions to start the automatic channel search and storage.
How to rearrange the order of stored broadcast channels.
Using remote buttons to navigate and select menu items.
Adjusting picture settings like brightness, contrast, and colour.
Modifying sound parameters like treble, bass, and volume modes.
Setting a timer for the TV to automatically switch to standby.
How to change the display language for menus and on-screen text.
Re-performing automatic channel search and storage.
Changing the order of broadcast channels.
Naming broadcast channels with custom labels.
Assigning names to external input sources like VCR or DVD.
Manually tuning and storing broadcast channels or input sources.
Adding custom names to channels via manual preset.
Adjusting fine tuning for better picture quality on a TV channel.
How to skip unwanted channels when cycling through them.
Automatically adjusting screen aspect ratio for different broadcasts.
Reducing visible picture noise in broadcast signals.
Selecting the output source for the SCART connector.
Adjusting the horizontal position of RGB input signals.
Correcting picture slant caused by magnetic fields.
How to switch on, select, and navigate Teletext pages.
Using colour buttons for quick access and freezing Teletext pages.
Guide to connecting VCRs, DVDs, and other external audio/video equipment.
How to connect a VCR supporting the Smartlink feature.
Connecting Hi-Fi systems for amplified audio output.
How to switch the TV to display input signals from connected equipment.
Steps to program the remote for VCR and DVD players using codes.
Technical specifications for the TV system, colour, and picture tube.
Details on power consumption, physical dimensions, and weight.
List of included accessories and highlighted features like Teletext and Smartlink.
Solutions for common picture and sound problems like no picture or sound.
Troubleshooting remote control problems and standby indicator issues.
List of main UK transmitters and their corresponding TV channel numbers.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the fuse in the TV plug.
Explains icons and symbols used throughout the instruction manual.
Precautions against electrical shock, fire, and overheating.
Guidelines for safe handling, placement, and cleaning of the TV.
Explanation of power, volume, and mute buttons on the remote.
How to select channels and switch between input sources.
Controls for picture/sound modes and activating Teletext.
Location and function of TV's physical buttons like power and volume.
Description of various input/output jacks on the TV for connectivity.
Instructions on how to insert batteries into the remote control.
Steps for connecting the TV to an aerial and a VCR.
How to select the menu language for initial TV setup.
Guide to correcting picture slant using the rotation menu.
Instructions to start the automatic channel search and storage.
How to rearrange the order of stored broadcast channels.
Using remote buttons to navigate and select menu items.
Adjusting picture settings like brightness, contrast, and colour.
Modifying sound parameters like treble, bass, and volume modes.
Setting a timer for the TV to automatically switch to standby.
How to change the display language for menus and on-screen text.
Re-performing automatic channel search and storage.
Changing the order of broadcast channels.
Naming broadcast channels with custom labels.
Assigning names to external input sources like VCR or DVD.
Manually tuning and storing broadcast channels or input sources.
Adding custom names to channels via manual preset.
Adjusting fine tuning for better picture quality on a TV channel.
How to skip unwanted channels when cycling through them.
Automatically adjusting screen aspect ratio for different broadcasts.
Reducing visible picture noise in broadcast signals.
Selecting the output source for the SCART connector.
Adjusting the horizontal position of RGB input signals.
Correcting picture slant caused by magnetic fields.
How to switch on, select, and navigate Teletext pages.
Using colour buttons for quick access and freezing Teletext pages.
Guide to connecting VCRs, DVDs, and other external audio/video equipment.
How to connect a VCR supporting the Smartlink feature.
Connecting Hi-Fi systems for amplified audio output.
How to switch the TV to display input signals from connected equipment.
Steps to program the remote for VCR and DVD players using codes.
Technical specifications for the TV system, colour, and picture tube.
Details on power consumption, physical dimensions, and weight.
List of included accessories and highlighted features like Teletext and Smartlink.
Solutions for common picture and sound problems like no picture or sound.
Troubleshooting remote control problems and standby indicator issues.
List of main UK transmitters and their corresponding TV channel numbers.
This document describes the Sony FD Trinitron WIDE Colour Television models KV-28LS35U, KV-32LS35U, KV-28LS36U, and KV-32LS36U.
The Sony FD Trinitron WIDE Colour Television is designed to provide a high-quality viewing experience with a flat display and a wide aspect ratio. It supports various broadcast systems and offers a comprehensive menu system for picture, sound, and setup adjustments. The television can be controlled via a remote control, which also has the capability to operate external VCR and DVD equipment.
TV System: I Colour System: PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58, 4.43 (only Video In) Channel Coverage: I: UHF B21-B69 Picture Tube: Flat Display FD Trinitron WIDE
Sound Output:
Power Consumption:
Dimensions (w x h x d):
Weight:
Rear Terminals:
Side Terminals:
Accessories supplied:
Other features:
First Time Operation: Upon initial power-on, the TV guides the user through a setup sequence:
Menu System: The TV features an on-screen menu system for various adjustments:
Remote Control Functions:
Teletext:
Connecting Optional Equipment:
Cleaning:
Fuse Replacement:
Safety Precautions:
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting guide for common issues such as:
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