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General| Screen Size | 32 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | CRT |
| Resolution | 480i |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Audio Output | 10W |
| Speakers | 2 |
| Comb Filter | 3-Line Digital Comb Filter |
| Inputs | Composite, S-Video, RF |
| Weight | 120 lbs |
General warnings and precautions for safe operation of the TV and related equipment.
Guidelines for safe placement and interaction of children with the TV and furniture.
Detailed numbered instructions for safe use, installation, and maintenance of the TV.
Recommendations and precautions for installing the TV safely and correctly.
Recommendations and precautions for maintaining the TV for better performance and safety.
Guidelines for referring servicing to qualified personnel and using replacement parts.
Overview of the TV's front and back panels, and remote control operation.
Recommendations for optimal TV placement regarding light and ventilation.
Guidance on using standard, S-video, and component video cables for optimal picture.
Instructions for connecting a VCR to the TV for viewing and recording.
Steps to connect a cable converter box for accessing premium cable channels.
Diagram and instructions for connecting both a cable box and VCR simultaneously.
Guide to connecting satellite receiver and VCR for viewing satellite and tape content.
How to connect a DVD player via component video for enhanced picture quality.
Instructions for connecting two VCRs for viewing, recording, and dubbing.
Information on how the remote can control multiple devices and brand compatibility.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Identification of TV front panel buttons with page references.
Identification of remote control buttons with page references.
Detailed steps to program the TV remote for controlling other devices.
Lists of codes for various brands to program the remote control.
General guide on navigating and using the TV's on-screen menu system.
How to select the menu language from English, French, or Spanish.
Instructions on switching between TV, Video 1, Video 2, and Video 3 inputs.
Guide to automatically storing channels in TV memory.
Steps to add or remove specific channels from the TV's memory.
How to tune to the next programmed channel or a specific channel.
Options for switching between channels and programming favorite channels.
How to block programs and channels based on ratings using a PIN code.
Procedure to set a personal identification number for V-Chip access.
Steps to change the existing V-Chip PIN code.
Procedure to reset the V-Chip PIN code if it is forgotten.
Explanation of MPAA, Youth TV, and TV rating systems and how to block them.
Method to block programs that do not have a rating assigned.
Procedure to block up to four TV and four cable channels.
How to adjust picture quality settings like contrast, brightness, and color.
Choosing between cool, medium, and warm presets for picture color.
Selecting preset picture modes such as Sports, Standard, Movie, or Memory.
How to view program ratings, audio status, and channel information.
Instructions for automatically turning off the TV after a set duration.
Information on the TV's automatic shut-off feature for vacant channels.
How to display dialogue, narration, and sound effects from programs.
How to temporarily turn the TV sound on or off using the mute button.
Guide to listening to stereo or second audio program broadcasts.
Fine-tuning sound with bass, treble, and balance adjustments.
How to enable surround sound for an enhanced audio experience.
How to start and stop the TV's automatic feature demonstration mode.
Explanation of the TV's ability to recall the last viewing mode after power interruption.
Technical details and dimensions of the television models.
Common problems and their solutions for TV operation and reception.
Terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty for US customers.
Terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty for Canadian customers.
