TOSHIBA Color TV/VCR Combination OWNER’S MANUAL v-TV1401 VIDEq/tits. Function PAL/NTSC PLAY BACKSafety Instructions ® The following illustrations represent the precautions to be taken when using and moving your COMBI VISION. NEVER OPEN THE TELEVISION Caution ‘CAUTION. ‘TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE THC MEAN COVER NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERGONNEL Mains voltage : 230V~, 50 Hz. Beware of high voltage. Live parts are accessible a when the rear cover is removed. Do not remove f the rear cover: | Model Name: sa = -~ | Sertal Number Date of Purchase: — triangle is a warning sign alerting you to Gangerous voltage inside the product ‘The lightning flash with arrowhead in the ee) The exclamation point within the trangle is a warning sign alerting you to important Instructions accompanying the productContents ( Foreworo Safety Instructions Caution. Preparing Your Comsl VISION Connecting the Aenial or Cabie !elevision Network Connecting Other Video Equipment Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control Switching Your Combi Vision On and Off Automatic Degaussing to Remove Colour Patches. Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control Becoming Familiar with the Menu System. Selecting a Menu Option Choosing Your Language Setting the Nate and Time. SETTING THe CHANNELS: Storing the Stations Automatically Sorting and/or Clearing the Stored Channels Changing Stations : Selecting a Station Numbered Ten or Over Storing the Stations Manually. Aativating the Noise Reduction Feature USING THE 1 ELEVISION FUNCTION Selecting the Picture Mode Adjusting the Picture and Storing Your Preferences Adjusting the Volume. : ‘Switching the Sound Off Temporarily (MLITE), Setting the Combi Vision to Switch On Automatically Setting the Sieep Timer Viewing Pictures from External Sources. Displaying information on the Screen Using THE VCR Funcrion Cassette Types and Recording Speeds Protecting a Recorded Cassette. Selecting the Video Standard Playing a Cassette. Adjusting the Picture Quality during Playback Adjusting the Picture Contours Selecting the Type uf Cassette Tape. Rewinding and Fast-torwarding a Cassette. 18 14 15 15, 16 "7 18 18 19 19 20 2 24 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26Contents (cont.) USING THE VCH FUNCTION (cont,) m= Playing a Sequence Frame by Frame 27 = Recording a Programme Directly 28 ® Recording a Programme witn Automatic Stop 29 = Using the veo. Feature 20 ‘= Setting tne VCR Unit to Record a Programme Automatically. 32 = Checking a Preset Recording 34 = Cancelling a Preset Recording 34 Searcuine For a Sequet wm = Using the Tape Counter to Search for a Sequence 35 = = Using the indexes to Search for a Sequence 6 = Scanning the Index Markings 26 = Repeating Playback of a Sequence or Cassette 7 — USING THE xT FEATURE a Teletext Feature 38 = Displaying the Teletext Sureen 3g = Selecting Display Options 39 = Selecting a Teletext Page 40 = Storing Teletoxt Pages at = Recalling a Stored Teletext Page 41 REecoMMeNnaTiONS FOR USE Using the Buttons on the Front Panel 42 @ Locking tne Front Panel 42 = Connecting Earphones 43 = Cleaning the Video Heads 43 = Defore Comacting the Aller-sales Service. 44 Technical Specifications 45 = Using Your Combi Vision Abroad 46 = Glossary. 46 = Front View of Your Combi Vision 47 m= Rear View of Your Combi Vision 47 m= Intrared Remote Control 48 = SCART Connector Wiring 49 © Channe! Frequency List 50 Symbols A a A al Press Push Hold down Important NoteConnecting the Aerial or Cable Telev To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set trom one of the following sources: © An outdoor aerial © An indoor aerial # A cable television network 1. Connect the aerial or netork nout cable to the P5i2 coax socket 07 the ‘earl the set 2 ttyou are using an door anal you may need to turn it wer turina vo. television unt yo. obtain a picture that is both sharp and cleat, For ferthe details, refer to the sections entitle “Stonng the Stators Automatically” en page 13, * “Stonng the Stations Manuely" on page 18 > Hi vou wish to subscribe toa cable network. ¢ local dealer REAN OF TIE TELEVISIONConnecting Other Video Equipment SCART connector is used for ee: VCRs video games. vigeo dice play ipment with an RGB output. such as cam and persenal computers SCART cable REAR OF THE TELEVISION row on th nt panne! are option SCART conn tor or RCA connec uch as VCRs or camoorders RCA cable FRONT OF THE SET external connector. yo ‘oment is plugged into both the front and rear connectors the ionty. To use the equipmont connected te tne rear SCART must first ung it connected nt RCA he equip te n aim TOA wIEHOUT The permission oF Ihe owners oF the corr1 Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control | You must insert or replace the batteries in the remote control when vou: * Purchase the COMBI VISION © Find that the remote control is no longer operating correctly ‘ear ofthe remote control by placing your trum ‘and pushing the 2 Insert tuo LRO3, AAA or eq tre poate ’ of the re Switching ‘Your Combi Vision On and Off The mains lead is attached to the right side of vour COMBI VISION. vateh (Qi or the front pane Re The set and press the Maier -d in Standby mode and tne St indicator ohts op 2 Toawich your se: on, press POW! Rosi | stations have already Seen = that you were walching prior ti 3 aulomaticaly. You can as required or AV ul) Hf the unit is y HF vou wisi to switch ISION off compictely disconnect it trom the wall socket or press the Master Switch. This is parti not he using the IneuT DISPLAY STM 2eoe® arly recommended when vou wil fur a long period of Lime and vou we not set the VCR unit to record a programny automatically LoAutomatic Degaussing to Remove Colour Patches A degaussing coil is mounted around the picture tube so that external degaussing after moving the receiver is normally unnecessary. If the receiver 1s moved or placed in a different direction, or, a coloured patch appears on the screen, the main power switch must he switched ta the off position for 120minutes or the power cord must be unpluged ior the same interval to allow the automatic degauss circuits to eperate properly. For safety, the receiver should be switched off from the main power switch when it is unattended. > Magnetic fields can cause your television to maltunction. De magnetic fields ussing is a process thal neutralises | Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control Some buttons on the renute control are used for several common functions, The following table presents the most frequently used buttons and their functions. Buttor Viewing Function Menu Function Pa Used to display the next Used to select the previous menu sloted channel option pw Used to dsplay the Used to sect the next manu Previous stored channel Used to increase the volume, © Display a sub containing selections that you can make forthe current mers ptr © Search forwards manvaly for channels VOL Used to reduce the _ volume, © Dispiay a suomenu contanng selections that you can make for the current menu option © Search hackwards manually far channels © Mecuce the value of a menu option Used to display the Used to exit the television mens television men, and return to normal viewing ViMENY Used to display the Used to exit he VCR menu and VER menu relurt ig normal viewing,Becoming Familiar with the Menu System The most common functions are assigned a specitic button on the remote control. To avoid having too many buttons on the remote cantral however, the other functions ean be selected by displaying one of tivo menus: @ Television menu © VCR menu The television menu contains four options and is displaved by pressing MENU (=). Option Contrast Colour baiance ‘TUNE The VCR menu contains five options and is displayed by pressing V, MENU (=) Option Function TAPE SELECT v.84 ct the video standard. AUTO, PALChoosing Your Language When you start using your television for the first time, vou must select the language in which the various menus and indications are displayed. You can choose eight different languages © English German trench Spanish Nalian Dutch Swedish Kussian ooo reoe 1 Prose the LANG. Lb Result: The list of avalable languages is aisniayed. P wor ¥ one ar more t ighted in yellow 3 When you ar normal EL pears automatically ater few sect i: The menus are then dspl mn the language choice. F> The list of languages displaved may be changed without tice SVE. "1| Storing the Stations Automatically You can scan the frequency ranges available on your television and in your country and store all the stations found automatically. If vou have a dual tuner model, the stations are stored for both tuners at the same time (television and VCR). The stations are stored in the order in which they appear in the frequency bands. It is possible that the automatically allocated programme numbers may not correspond to those by which you i wish to identity the stations. Ii this is the case, you can then sort them manually and clear any stations that you do not wish to watch (see page 14 for iurther detail) > thvou wish to receive a scrambled television station, | check thot the decoder i switched of. Switch it back on | once you have finished toring the stations | | |] eur piseay pero ure | @ @]||/ 1 Ui | i | The television menu. usted uppusie. s aplayed | | tre TUNE option dy pressing P ¥ once. follo Result: The turing menu ie deplayes, ~ ‘ons not avalable i ¥ input Q ordinagy station % Avideo cassette is the casset | 3 Select the avz0 nusE option | button. | | P ¥ once. followed by the + Result’ The oan stants end the stations are stored i the oer | ‘which they are found. staring with programme 00. The scan i automatically once all the frequency bangs have been 6c soanned. pT You can stop the scan at any tme by pressing MENU () | wnen ine scan stogs betore more tnan two stations a'e stored | many o* the stored stations betore the scan is done remain stored! 3| Setting the Date and Time Your COMBI VISION contains a 24-hour clock and calendar used to: ra) Te ® pro ] © Preset the VCK to record up to six programmes vo ETy vou automatically over a period of ane month 7 a ‘© Switch the set on or off automatically at a specific time = (yy You must set the date and time when: © You purchase the COMBI VISION © The power supply is switched or cut off @o@e@ MENU (<=) on the remote contr. 08 ‘The television menv is cieplaye 2 optan by pressing P or ¥ the appropriate number 0 times. flowed by the + but Besut: The current date and time are oisplayed 3. Enter the hour and then the minus by pressing the nume When a time is entered, all single ciglis must be ome 706 p Enter fan wvald time's entered. your input is ignored ane the previous me is reisolaved 4 Toselectthe date, orass PW Press te umeric. + oF - Duron to enter tne © Day © Month © Year Result’ The day of the week is displayed automaticaly next o the date > When a date is entered. all single digts must be precedec by a 20th January 1808 Enter 20101196 S entered (31/0496 for example) your mput is, Wious date is redisalaved. your sottings. prece MENU twice to =| When ya are satistied weh return to normal viewing, > Ii vou do not press a button tor more display disappears automatically n.30 seconds, the IF vou make a mistake when entering the date or time press the « button one or more times to return %o the incorrect figure and enter the correct one You cannot set the date and time during 3 programmed recording, 2@ Selecting a Menu Option a To select a menu or sub-menu option, fallow the procedure below 1 Press MENU (7) or ViMENU The corresponding menu is displayed Blesul P or W one or move times until the required cation is disslayed in 86 + oF values of an option or ts sub-men.p To move around a sub-menu and select the required function press P a or ¥. he detailed instructions for each function {channel storage. ‘adjustments, etc inthe res ofthis boodle (tor MENU atishied with your settings, press MEN fetes to return to normal viewing, n you are s J one or mo: mualnc all enw disapy Stop & is optional as the Her about 30 secondsSorting and/or Clearing the Stored Channels vou 3 ¥ The Sort operation enables you to reassign programme numbers to previously stored stations or to clear stations that you will never watch. This operation is often required after vou have stored the stations automatically. You need only keep the stations that you wish to watch, 1 Select ine station 10 be assigned a new programme number, using ne ‘umeric buttons o° the P a or ¥ buttons. 2 Press MENU (=) Fesull: The television nus displayed 3° Select the rum ontion dy pressing P ¥ ance. followed) Siesut The tuning menu is displayed > The rune option is not available it © Tho AV input ie eelectod: prose INPUT (£1 10 sele ordinary station # Aviceo cassere 's playing: slop he cassette 4 Select the wanuaL TUNE option by pres ing the + 5 Mtyouwish to Then, Assign anew number 1 Select the NEW PR, option and enter the toa preset station jet programme number to b¢ assigne Example, To move the station trom programme 21 to 9? enter 0 2 Press MEMORY {<):0 sioe the change Re © :STORE is spiayed Dnely in Clear a preset 1 Select cunREN PR, channel 2. Press CLEAR (x Result’ x:CLEAR is displayed briaty in red and the station is cleared The protein nuinber can be reused tor another station, To assign a new sation, store @ ‘on manually (rater to io ‘page 16 for turher details on tris, function) 6 Repeat Step 5 if you wisn to reassign or clear other pr othemnise. press MENU {{~ } the re normal viewng, ited number of umes to return to > HE you wish to cancel the operation w ithuut taking into account vour changes, press MENU (= before press MEMORY (>. ouChanging Stations | ‘Once you have stored the channels on your COMBI VISION, you can select them easily via your remote control. ENT ERO To switch, Press, | | To the next station Pa ‘ i To the previous station PY @ aan i 2 & ® e 5 @ To tne staton of your cnoice ‘The appropriate numenc buttons) ee tne section below tor turner details, Repeatedly Detween he lest two stations disclayed 5 ® \ 8 0 SO ® ven @ | Selecting a Station Numbered Ten or Over i When sclecting a station stured at programme position ten or higher, follow the instructions below. 1 Press tne puton on the emote conto = 1s displayed in tne top corner of the screen mno-diat station number. To select stavion 42. prose 4 folowed by 2 ‘ue uigit sation numbers: 4 Preseoe the number wi: @ 260 (0; ] © Press the -~button again | i a Pie disalayed: you can now enter the required one-xigit umber without a zero.| Sto ing the Stations Manually You can store up to 100 television stations, including those received WENO via the cable network. If you have a dual tuner model, the stations are stored for both tuners at the same time (television and VCR). When storing stations manually, you can choose: © Whether or not to store each of the stations found The programme number by which you wish to identify each stored station © To-enter the frequency of the station to he stored directly, if you know it You have about 30 seconds to make each selection described helow. If vou do not make 2 selection within this period of time, the menu disappears. > Res ‘The television menu i aispiayes. Ii you wish to receive a scrambled television station check that the decoder is switched off. Switch it hack on ‘once vou have finished storing the stations. | 1 Press MENU (0). J} ‘option by pressing P W once, followed by the + button 2 Select the tus Result: The tuning menus cisplayed @ The AV input is selected: press INPUT ( £)) to select an ordinary station # A video cassette is playing s e cassette 3 Select the naiwuas TONE option by pressing the + bu Hesui- _Theistof ontons s aspayed | > The Tune option is not available it q aren J 4 ttyou.. Then, Know the frequency of the @ Select the PICTURE FREQUENCY station ta ne ctoved option by pressing B W tha roaured number of times. like maguted lrequency by pressing the numeri buttons o the + and - butions. Result: The station 1s displays © Goto Step 5.n tne folowing page. a jo not know the frequency @ Select the SEARCH option by pressing of the station to be PW the required number of times, red © Press te Search backwaros through the frequencies + to search forwards through the frequencies Result: When a station is found, the searching stops aid the ‘channel '$ displayed on the screen. You can then Continue the searcn by pressing + oF - again Store the station; go to top 5 on the folowing page 16Storing the Stations Manually (cont) ion tab stored appears on the screen, select the MEY Pa F wo: P ¥ the required number of times, ras MEMORY 1) to store the station. 0 STORE ic dicplayad bret n red 8 Tu store other staves, retur Step 4. Omerwise, press MENU {— the aopropriate number o! times to return to normal viewing > @ fou wisite cancel he opergiion without storing the station, press MENU + before you press MEMORY (<> red the station, wou can clea it and ra citierent station @ li vou have alrea To clear a station. soler to the section entitled “Storing andor Clearing the Stored Stations” on page 14 Selecting the Color System Manually: Select the required standard by pressing + or - one or mare times in System mode; AUTO <*——® PAL Activating the Noise Reduction Feature Ji the signal received via the tuner is weak, noise interference may appear on the screen. Ii this is the case, you can activate the noise reduction feature and improve the qual of the picture, 1 ress the MENU tution 1 levsion menu 's osplayed pton by pressing P a or W buttons one ar mare times. by te ~ putton fe the noise reduction feature. press the - butlor 10 set on 10 ON, the MENU J the required number of times to eeturn to normal viewng. 5 yOu wish to deactivate the noise re¢ and set the NR option te o F(2) Selecting the Picture Mode 1 You can use your remote control to select the type of picture which best corresponds to your viewing requirements. The following picture modes are available: @ MEMORY Your customised mode @ STANDARD 1 Preset mode 1 @ STANDARD 2 Preset mode 2 Press P.STU | -L- | on the remote contro one or more tim Besut The picture modes are displayed in urn, inthe folowing order c MEMORY —pe STANDARD! pe aman The smaxparn preset macles cannot he chan You can, however, define your own settings for the Manory mode. To do so, refer to the section below Adjusting the Picture and Storing Your Preferences Several settings are available on your television to enable you to control the quality of the picture: $ Contrast © Brightness * Colour 1 Press MENU (= The television menu player. a 2 ECTURE option by pressing the + button. The three picture adjustmert oations are displayed 3 Select one ef the oplions by aressing P a or ¥ one or more ti the ~ button ‘4 honzontal bar is displayed. 4 To decrease or increase tne value dsatayes, ores -or + respectwely > You have approximately three seconds to modify the value. the previous menu is redisplayed. 5 When you are satistied with the settings, or appropriate nurmser of times to return te normal view ng Result: Your setings are stored and will De kept nex time you switeh the television ss MENU (—} the > These picture settings are maintained when vou ndoy mode Place the set in $! he set from the wall sacket or a power failure pe, the value of Tint is fixedAdjusting the Valume Proceed as follows to adjust the volume via the remote control, To, Hold down the. vou Ir A norzontal bar is displayed and she volume increases unt! you release the button, T moves tothe right to indicate the volume VOL button | a layeo and tne volume ase the button. The cursor he volume barisa 5 url you r “noves tothe fl to indi > The volume setting 1 maintained when vou © Place: the se nelly mode © Unplug the set irom the wall socket oF a posver Sailer r Switching the Sound Off Temporarily (MUTE) You can switch the sound off temporarily Example: You wish to answer the telephone. 1 utton on the remote control Resu dts suutched off and OH is ci 2 h fo lum the sound bare on press the same MUTE iC s the VOL + button. Resuit’ The soune returns at the same volums naicaton aisappears. 19| Setting the Combi Vision to Switch On Automatically You can set your COMBI VISION to switch on automatically every day and stop aiter one hour if none of its functions are used. 7 Before using this junction, check that the lime has been correctly set. H it has not been set Uae tine and date setting tunction is activated automatically: reter to page | for further details. 1 Press MENU lect SETUP by pressing tne P a or W butions the required number of mes, Press the « button Result: The corresponding menu is displayed 4 Select ow timeR by pre umes, So Then Set ine time at which the 1. Press the + button to dispiay the clock felevision isto snitch on 2 Select the hour and minutes by ressing the numene buttons the time entered is nut valid. the last time set is redisplayed. Cancel the automatic Press the + button once. switon on ti ult OFF 1s displayed ‘The set will be switched on every day at the ame and wil remain on for one hour # no other functor uring this ime, 20Setting the Sleep Timer You can select a time period of between 15 and 90 minutes after which the television automatically switches to Standby mode. 1 Press the SLEEP bution (€) once to dspay the cunt timer sein. 2 tthe timers. A © symbol is displayed, followed by. Aveacy set The renininy ime Below He weleusion tches to Standby mode 0. 3 s the SLEEP button (©) again one oF more tes until the approprat reout en a The television switches to Standay mode wen the ti 0, Dunng the last minute, POWER OFF of nme is dspay a Alter setting the timer, vou ¢ emaining time by pressing t To switch the at display and modify the SLEFP bution (€) ¥ again 00 ti Your COMBI VISION switches to Standby mode automatically fiften minute the last broadcast has Tinished on the selected channel | Viewing Pictures from External Sources You can use your television to watch pictures from an external source, such as a © Camcorder or VER * Video disc player Connect the AV cables, refering to oages § and 6 if necessary Sitch the COMBI VISION on, 3° Start plavoack or the external s Result Kee The pictures trom the external source apps on the screen ss the INPUT button the normal channels. > the pictures do appear automatic ne AV input. ress the same button again To connect different types of video eq television, use the inaut connectors panels (RCA ane SCART respectively plug, has priority uipment to you the front and ray jipment is front connector «1 into oth these connectors, theDisplaying Information on the Screen You can display various types of information on the screen to help you use your COMBI VISION: © Television mode Selected programme Time (displayed for a few seconds) @ VCR mode: Selected programme (when you switch back to the television mode) Time (displayed for a few seconds) Tape counter Time remaining on the cassette (displayed for a few 1 = | seconds when the cassette starts playing) : ! Current function | Recording speed ; Automatic track alignment (A.TRK) indicator | (displayed for a few seconds when the cassette starts i playing) oY 1 Todspiay the intormation. oress DISPLAY 1C 2 Toremove ne information trom the sevsen race MISPLAY (CD) agan > when a cassette is present in the VOR. even if tix stopped. the same information is dispiavedl in telexisian made as in the VOR modeCassette Types and Recording Speeds Only use high-quality VHS cassettes with your VCR. Cassettes can be of different heugths. You can also record a cassette at two different speeds: SP (Standard Play) ‘© LP (Long Play) In Long Play mode: © Each cassette lasts twice as long # The recording is of a slightly lower quality Type Recording Time Type Playback Time finery (nse) rns: ou 50 mins. or hour mins. ort Four T-120 120 mins. or 2 hours 120 mins. or 2 hou T1809 189 mins or 3 hours BO mins a4 2 neues Protecting a Recorded Cassette Video cassettes have a safety tab to prevent accidental erasure. When this tab has been removed, you cannot record un the tape. 1 It you wish to prot seresoriver fe. break off the tab using a small 2 To re-record over a protected cassette (safety tao broken). cover the open adhesive tape, 2 When you ins 5 nthe COMBI VIS plavback starts automatically if the sarety tab is broke muteciead Cassettes: otherwise vou must press PLAY ON, I you Ire to record an a protected cassette satety tab broken: the cassette is elected 29| Selecting the Video Standard To play back a cassette correctly, the appropriate video standard —SSS—S=—___— must be selected. RECORD PROGRNIOE > ivi recommended that vou select the AUTO option so that : he standard is determined automatically by this unit ancl that you only change the set identity the casse if this unit is unable to tie automatically 2 Select the v. sy umber of times. { Besut: Ins opten s hg Select the requred standare by pressing + ar- one or move mes Besuit’ The pieture appoars corr: coe ¥. If you have not celecied the Standard. the picture may appear in black and white Playing a Cassette To play back any pre-recorded cassette, proceed as follows. 1 Insert the cassette in the et partment, withthe tape window 1c ofthe cassette towards the beck The tape counter. current function and record appear on tne scre 2 inthe satety tab on the cassetie w inta cassette is payed automaticaly press PLAY 1), Othewnse the ~ is loaded. the tape position is optimist automaticaly 10 reduce eistursance (Auto Track! the ena of the lape is reached durng playback. the cassette is rewound automatically 3° It you wsh to stop the playback termparanly, press P'S (HN) > i noise bars appear in the picture, refer to the section entitled ‘Adjusting the Piciute Qualiy duriiy Playback’ oh wage 28 When you have been using the Stil mode for more than abo minutes. the VCR will automaticaly stop to protect the cassette 2 video heads: To return to normal slayback. press PLAY (>) again 4 To Press, Stop the playback stor Eject the cassette EJECT (4). >> When plaving back a cassette, you cannot watch elevision programme aa Depending on the cassette tape, Hi the volume setting 1s 35 or greater, the picture may flicker an the screen. Reduce the volume.Adjusting the Picture Quality during Playback This set has an inbuilt tape alignment system (A.TRK) that selects the optimum position for the tape automaticaly. It, however, noise bars (streaks) appear at the top or bottom of the picture during playback (particularly in slow motion), you can adjust the alignment of the image tu ubtain the best possible picture. Picture stability can he adjusted more easily in the Pause and Slow Motion modes. To adjust alignment, press the TAK ~ or \ buttons untl the picture is clear and stable > even if you cannot remove all noise bars, choose the vs that gives the cleare Adjusting the Picture Contours When playing back a cassette, you can change the picture contours in fine with your personal preferences. three settings are available: © Normal @ Sharp © soft 1 Press V MENU |= } to display the CR menu 2 Select the 3 Press ort NORMAL for a standard SHARE for a cnsper pi soFr (ura sotier piewure 4 When you ate satstied wih the setting times to retum to normal viewing E) one or more 25| Selecting the Type of Cassette Tape | If you wish to use the tape counter to display the time remaining on a cassette, you must indicate the type of cassette inserted. 1 ss V MENU ( ) fo display the VCR menu 2 Select the tare SELECT option hy neessing the Pa or W buttons the requred number o' ines. 3 Press + or- to select type of cassette tape [Pr Btsor120 me e2eny7i60 me enso/ni20 —e E200 5 | | Rewinding and Fast-forwarding a Cassette 26 Svitch From formard ees You can: ® Rewind or fast-forward a cassette without seeing the picture on the television # Search for a given seyuence forwards or backwards on the tape To Then press... Rewind the tape without REW pen the cassette is stopped viewing the picture « Rewind the taoe while EW (4a) when the cassette is playing slewing the picture (Rovorse Search function Switch fim reverse seawcrnng REW (ae) wile rowing ‘playback again wih the picture displayed forward the tap vowing the picture >) when the casseite s stopped ‘out ba) when the 6 forward the tane while sotto is playing ening the picture Forward Seirch function) forwarding the i playback again with the picture displayed be Junie k © When pressing the REW! 44) or FFipe | buttons for more than 2 seconds in the "PLAY" ar "PSPS, iReverse Picture Search / Forward Picture Search modes speed up. Normal speed resumes :"PLAY when the REW1 4) ar FFipm | buttons are released © The cassette is rewound automa of the ape is reached. IF you press POWER :@) while a cassette is being wound, the COMBI VISION switches automatically to Standby mode and the cassette continues rewinding until the bexinning of the tape is reached. cally wher the end| Playing a Sequence Frame by Frame You can: © Stop the cassette on a given frame (image) © Advance one frame at a time 7 No sound is heard when playing back a cassette frame by frame, 1 Fess PLAY (De) to stan playing the cassette © PIS (AM) 0 stop tne tape on a guen frame © PIS[M) again to advance frame by frame 2 When paying Laux rate by frame, nterterence may occur on the sc Press the TRK or \~ buttons to minimise this ef 3° Tovetum to normal playback. press PLAY (Be) Co When van have heen using Frame-by-Frame function more than about five minutes, the VCR will automatically stop to protec the © Cassone @ Video heads arRecording a Programme Directly Beiore recording a programme, you must have stored the corresponding channel. It you have not done so, reier to page 13 or 16 for more details. > 1 have I tuner model, you cannot «ecard one programme while watching another @ Ifyou have dual tuner n odel, you can record one mme while watching another 1 Select ‘The TV station to be recorded using the P a or ¥ buttons a ‘¢ The AV source using the INPUT (-£7}) button for a satelite tuner or external video source Hesult: Ihe channel number is displayed and the orogramme c en on the television. 2 Insert the cassette on which tho programme ie te be vecarded. with the window visible and the safety tab intact or the opening covered with aghesive lape: 3 Select ne recoreirg spec by pressing SPILP 4 Hold REC (@) down for atleast two 5 to start recording Result: The record indicat recorded or son th sereen. An index is, 92: he tape isee page 3 busing recoraing you isplay the number of remaining time on the cassett 5 To. Then press. Stoa recording temporarily (to avoie recording TV apots or to change channels for example esc ing again Stoo recording completely % tthe VOR is leit in Pause mode fer more th ding wil be stoned automatically cassete five mi patent me neads and the 7 Ii the cassette is ejected that the sa adhesive tape. tab is intact or the opening is coveres with Ii vou reach the end of the tape while recording, the cassette rewinds automaticallyRecording a Programme with Automa' This function enables vou to record up to four hours of programmes. The VCR unit stops automatically after the requested length of time. 1 Inset the asset on whici ihe programme 1s 10 De window visible and the safety adhesive tape, corded. win tne © intact or the opering covered with 2 Select © Tho TV ciatior the P aor ¥ buttons © The AY source using 1 external viseo source INPUT Outten {-& 2 fora satelite tuner or Resut The channel number ig digplayed ard the programme Gan be 20n on the television. 5 Press Ri ntervais up four hours. Resut. The length of time is assplayed. The selected! aragramme is recorded ‘or the lergih of time requested. At the end of that ime, the VCR anit stops recording automatcally G ir you wisn to cancel zne recoraing before times untl 0: 601s displayed ar press Ml (STOP EJECT) on tron: panel Resu The VOR unt tons recasting ater six seconds Bit the end ot the pe is reached while rece recording stops urine receding, vou can press DISPLAY «CB: to display the recording time remaining, 20Using the vIDEQ##::- Feature Before presetting your VCR unit: ‘© Check that the language, date and time are correct Lif the Clock has not been set, the Date/Time Setting function is activated automatically) © Insert the cassette on which the programme is to be recorded (safety tab intact) Up 10 six programmes can be preset. 1 Press ine VIDEQPLUS button Resut A message is Usplayed iu allow yau to emer sne VIDEOPLUS ‘© | there ts no VIDEOPLUS button on your remote con:ral the VIDEOPLUS feature 1s not availabie on your model. I all six programmes nave been set, the list of preset recorcings is ‘isplayed to enable you to modify an existing recording cr clear one that you na longer tequite Retes to page 3 for 2 Press the numeric buttons to enter the code opposite the progiarnte bt you wish to record in your t vision magazine > Ifyou wish to correct the VIDEOPLUS code that you are entering © Enter ‘Tne information concerning ine programme is displayed. when using the VIOEOPLUS fren fo Be it tine it stores stations. the programme number tizshes, Ths onetime. you must enter he number marvally 4 At necessary. enter the channel number By pressing the appropiate numere Buttons 9 Indicate tne recording speed by pressing SPILP to display the requ setting, When you are satshen prase the PW button 6 it necessary. mosity the start time by pressing the appropriate numeric buttons. When you are sat 3. pres: P ¥ button © When entering the date and tims, sll single digits must b azen. is entered. the previous value is recislayed information again, Hf you make @ mistens + button several times to move bacawards untl th cleared ang men enter me correct number 85 the 20Feature (cont.) Using the vinEos#:. 7 necessary. modity the stop time in the same way. When you are seistied, press the PW bu 8 modiy the este on which the recording isto sake place she PW putton automaticly. as tolows I the day entered is Then Below be eure oae The ren month s espiayed The same as crattertne ‘The curent months csplayea i ovay’s date 20th November and you spect the as tre recosing dete. Deverver (12) selecteo automatcaily 9 Torecord a programme. Then press the «button one or more times to select, once Every day (Monday...Fiay) WEEKLY and at te same tire nen yau are sat sho BW button hed 10 incicate niveter you wish {0 USE 2 DECODER OW or no! OFF FF you have ro soramble decoder. please dy sul sel uevouer “ON ‘he set wil be recorded trou NPUT DC ON OF no: OFF 11 Indicate wnether you wisn 1 12 Winen you are eatshos wth al your setings. prose V MENU cured number of tines totum o normal viewing @ DO NOT pres recorded. MENU 1) fo ext the menu system: if you do. F201 stored and the programme will nat be 13. Press POWER (1 to acta Resuii —TheTi © Ino cassette has been sented when you press POWER ( (ly) the Timer incicator tashes. i the Safety tab on the cassette has heen broker, he cassotte ie ejected incon the appropriate cassette Iv there is @ power talure or you disconnect the COMBI VISION ‘rom ine wall Soeket al your settings are ost india fn the trant panel ighte vs. 14 Heter to page 34 i you wish to © Check mat your VOR unit nas been programmed correcty © Cancel a preset recording 2 trademark applied for by Gemstar Comp. VIDEO: systom is manufactured \ce from Gemstar Development Corporation under lice atSetting the VCR Unit to Record This function enables you to preset the VCR unit to record a programme up to one month before that programme is to be broadcast. Up to six programmes can be preset. You must provide the following information on the broadcast to be recorded: Programme number ‘Recording speed © Start time © End time Date # Recording mode (once, daily, weekly) % Optional use of a decoder Before presetting your VCR: * Check that the language, date and time are correct (if the clack has not heen set, the Date/Time Setting function is activated automatically) Insert the cassette on which the programme is to be recorded (safety tab intact) a 1 VMENU (3) Regul: The VCR menu is displayed 2 Select ne corp PROGRAMME option by pressing the + button Bus The list of preset recordings 1s aispla Select a line that is free (no recording set) by pressing the P a or ¥ buttons one or mare times. 5 Enter the channel number by pressing the approprete rumene buttons or press INPUT {€)} to selec he A np 6 indicat satting the recarding speed by pressing SP.AP splay the requirea 7 Specify the start ime by pressing the appropriate numeric buttons. When you are satisfied pres the PW ution SF then entering the eat a zero nd tne, al sragle digits nus be precedec 730am Emer 07:90 It an invalid number is entered, the previous valve 1s reoisplayed Enter the information again. It you make a mistake, press the Dutton several times to move backwards unti the in sated and then enter the correct numer.a Programme Automatically 8 Speci the stop me. When you are satistied ¥ buton 9 Indicat the date on which the recording is 10 take place, When you wie satised, oress ine P ¥ bution > The month is displayed automaticaly, as follows It the day entered is Then. Before necurent date Tre next month is dcp The same asoratierthe The eumrent month s dsplayed current cate Example: I today’s date 6 20th Novomber and you specify the 2nd as the recording date, December ( autoratcally. Then press the + button one or more times to select 10 To record a programme Once oxce, Every day (Monday. Fridays at the same ime Every week on ihe same aay WEERE and at ne same time When you are satistied. press the PW outon 11 indicate whether you wish te {© It you have no scrambie decoder. please do not set a and tne set wll be recorded through "AV INPUT" 12 Indicate wnether you wish tous 13 When you are satstied with all your senings. 9 sore tes ty nur to normal viewing - to ent the manu syste: if you go, red anc the programme wi not be recorcea 14 Press POWER ((})) to activate the ter Result: The Timer indicator on the front gare! ights up, 7 it no cassette has been inseried when you press POWER (c!) tne Timor ing cassette nas been broken. me casser appropriate case It here is power failure or you aisconnect the COMB! VISION {rom the wall socket. all your settings are lost flashes. I the 3 15 Refer to page 3¢ F you wish to: Check inal your VCR unit hi # Cancel a prosot recording een programmed correctly ithe TIMER incl or cancel the Hicator tlashes, insert the appropriate cassette gramme which is no longer tequired 03/01/96 WE | 2 vipegshiss INBUT DISPLAY PSTD MUTE eooe®@ 33Checking a Preset Recording You can check your preset recordings: % When you have finished presetting the VCR unit ‘© Ifyou have forgotten which programmes will be recorded Vy You can change the language used to display the iniormation if its incorrect. To do so. reer to pake 1 1 Press V.MENU ( SE) 10 display the VOR menu. 2 Select the RecoRD PRocRAME ooton by pressing the + buton Resut —Tha list nf preset recordings is displayed with the corres. Ponding information (date, times, options. etc. ate number of 3. When you nave finshed. press V.MENU ( 2) the appro limes to return to normal vewing | Cancelling a Preset Recording Once a preset recording has been completed, the corresponding line in the list of preset recordings is cleared and no action is required on your part. You can, however, cancel any programmes that arc: # Set to be recorded on a daily or weekly basis © Incorrect © No longer required | to oisplay tne VCH menu. Select the RECORD PROGRAMME ootion pressing tne + button, Fesut! The list of preset recordings is displayed with the comesporiiny information (ate. lines, uplions, etc.) iz Q) 6 © Hy 6 bole: ‘ ¢ , (0468 3 Select ine progearme tobe cancelled by pressing P a or ¥ one or more snes S 5 S 6 Of e¢. @ 4 Press CLEAR Fsul, The programme is cancelleg ang ine broaaca: recorded. vai not be 5 When you have finished, press V MENU! ( times to return to normal viewing the appropriate number of aUsing the Tape Counter to Search for a Sequence The tape counter: © Indicates the elapsed time in the play and record modes (hours, minutes and seconds) Is reset when a cassette is inserted in the VCR unit # Enables you to find the beginning of a sequence easily © vwecgptes OUT DELAY RSTO MUTE 2 So @)/ sy ur VCR unit The tape counter dees not necess: beginning ofthe tape, y Stars HUF) gery at the 3 required operation ipiay. recorc, fast-forward, rewind), it The tape counter indicates how long the eaesette has been 4 ‘0 set the tape counter te zero at the beginnin: sequen Y (75) 10 cisplay the count wren you want © Set the tape rownver +9 2670 _ - ip eeeeneeee 70 e-00:00 0 “| 5 acquence at which the counte- was set to { 1] > wn vie coum eispay on ine soxeer press the MEMORY © | Co button to actwate the memory(MEMORY ON* ©"). With the | memory ON te tape wil slop automaticaly dunng FF a rewndj Using the Indexes to Search for a Sequence Each time you record a cassette, an “index” is automatically marked on the tape when recording starts, Ihe Search function enables you to tast-torward or rewind to a specific index and start playback from that point. Depending on the direction selected, the indexes are numbered as follows. Prev | Seq. being | Next ete. | s played | seq. 7] 1 2 This VCR unit uses a standard indexing system. As a result, itwill recognize anv indexes marked by other VCRs using the same svstem and vice versa 1 ‘search tor ex, press INDEX. 2 Enter the numer ofthe idx to be found using ne numer buttons 2 when entecng a singe cig numer. Go vot fo.ge o precede wt 3 the VOR unt iso search backwards F search forwards Sut When the index is found. ca fe playbac« starts | Scanning the Index Markings a You can scan the various indexes on the cassette lo the beginning of the programme or sequence that you wish to watch. 1 To.scan through al indexes in a given direction, press 4+ INDEX to stort the search © REW 44) 0 FF (pm ) shin sx seconds to indicate the cirecton Ihe SCAN & PLAY indication 1s displayed. When an index is found, tne VOR unt ‘Plays the sequence for ve seconds 4 Scans forthe rest ndox unt it reaches the beginng or end of te tape PLAY ( m) when ine required sequence is reached a © STOP (m}to stop the scan| Repeating Playback of a Sequence or Cassette This function enables you to play back: © The whole cassette © A specitic sequence on the cassette You can specify any length between 1 minute and 59 minutes. 1 MENU (=2) to display he VOR men, 2 Seiect tho nePEAT option by prescing PY ow Press tne + button one or mote times to select. eat the whole cassette a, © wweqpte Goto Step 5. 2 pace ee ee ner DiSRAY PSTD MUTE 89OoeE® Repeal @ specie sequence Deactivate the function i sequence. ente’ the length of the sequence in minutes using the numeric buttons Example, To repeat a sequen inutes. enter 035, lasting cassette where you wish 10 start repeating the | 5 Select the locaton | Sequence and set te tape counter to ze10 Dy on LA) followed by EAR x 6 Prose PLAY (pe) to start the playback Ine cassette 15 played back for the specitied len and is then rewound. When the tape counter reacne: the sequence is played vack again zero, 7 To.cance’ the repettion Press STOP ( my @ Sethe REPEAT option to ar| Teletext Feature Most television channels provide a written informatian service via Teletext. They provide such information as: # Television programme times News bulletins © Weather forecasts © Sports results . Travel information This information, which you cannot modify, is divided into numbered pages laid out as follows: Part Contents Header information, suen as ine # Selected page number # Brozacasting channe! iden # Current page numer or © Date and time earch indications 8 Text c Status information 7 Teletext iniormation is v pages displayed in se accessed in different ways: len divided between several nce. These pages can be © By entering the page number © By selecting a title ina list © By selecting a coloured heating TASTENT system You can algo store a few pages to be displaved later in sequence ve payes remtais) available even at television is switched off and on again aDisplaying the Teletext Screen You can display Teletext information at any time on your television screen, o- For Teletext intormation to be displayed correctly channel reception must be good: otherwise @ Information may be missing # Some pages may not be display ed To activate the Teletext mode and display the contents page, follow the instructions below = 1 | | Fi ' ve reisbiayes by pressing the Co be recsplayeo al any te 3. When you have fnshea ress the (S auston tn return ta narmal viewing Selecting Display Options When vou have displayed a Teletext page, you can select various options to suit vour requirements. Display the previous page Display both the Teletext information and the normal broadcast r Temporaniy hide the Teletext page to view tne normal bo «press the same button again to real the same 9 Reveal heiden tet ian ‘or example) rs in questionnaire games Svlet! a secondary page by entering ts number Display in double-height ietters the, © Upper haif of the scree * Once © Lower ait ofthe screen © Twee To return to the narmal display alter using the hidden text oF doubte-heiyht letter featcres, press the came butlon again, 39a | Selecting a Teletext Page | a You can enter the page number directly by pressing the numeric ‘buttons on the remote control. 1 Enter the three-digit page number given in the contents, by are: Corresponding numenc buttons. Regul: The current page number is incremented until he requested age is reached. That page is hen aisplayed 2 ithe selected nage is tnked with saver sec pages are displayed in turn lary pages. the secondary To freeze the display on a given page, press GB Press ‘again to continue the aisolay 3 tthe FASTEXT system is used by the broadessting company. tno dforont topics covered on a Teletext page ate colour-coded anc can be selectec by pressing tne coloured buons on ihe remote co Press the coloured button corresponding to the topic that you wis select, the avaliable topics are given an the status line Hgsult; ihe page is cisplayes with other coloured information be selected in the same way. 4 When you have Finished, press tho broadcast button te return to| Storing Teletext Pages You can store up to eight times four Teletes! pages, that is 32 pages, to display them later at leisure, >> the &2 button is used to switch between the: @ LIST mode itae displayed om the status fines @ FASTEXT mode F displayed on the status line 1 youre in FASTEXT mode LIST mode by pressing Belt gt numoers are Gisplayed ir ullerer colours on the ded by the incication Lx. where x is between 2 Select me ine on which the page is to be more timae ert the appro 4 Enver the new page numbe: 5 Repeat steas 3 anc 4 10 fae on diferent line lum to the FASTEXT mode you have finished, press to Recalling a Stored Teletext Page You can recall any of the 32 pages stored in the LIST mode. 1 Select -he LIST mode 2 Select the line un winct the page t0 De recalled has been stored by Pressing GB the appropriate number of mes. Resu Four Teletext gage numbers ate displayed in diferent colours at the ottom of the screen. preceded ay ihe inuivativn Lx, where x is between 0 and 7, 3 Press tne coloured burton corresponding tothe to be recalled. Result: The coresponding Teletext page anpears. Bs 0 aUsing the Buttons on the Front Panel Ii vour remote control no longer works or vou have lost it, you can periorm the following operations using the controls on the front panel of the television: Channel storage ‘Auto Programming Only) © Channel selection © Volume adjustment ° Cassette playback, recording, rewinding, fast-forwarding and ejecting Remote Control Front Pane! _ POWER (()) } vou + da vou - vid Pa @a PY Yo PLAY Om REW (<4 7 Gate] STOP | EJECT\ a) ma REC \@) vee (Volume up and down buttons at the same time} MENU ¢ MEN (in television mode only > The date and time can only be set using the numeric buttons on the remote control and the VCR menu is not ont panel available via Locking the Front Panel The front panel of the COMBI VISION can be locked to prevent it from being used by young children for example. a tina i 1 fo tock the tront panel, display the television menu by press! ng MENU, 2 Select the SETUP option by pressing the P a. or ¥ buttons umber of times. 3 Press the + butt 4 Select the PANEL LOCK option by pressing the P & or W huttans the required number of tmes, 5 Select ox bypressing the + button, Result: The buttons on the front panel ne longer hei 6 To unlock the front panel, set the PANELConnecting Earphones You can connect a set of earphones to your television if you wish to watch a television programme without disturbing the other people in the room. 1 Pug a set of earphones into the 3.5 mm miniyack socket on the fron: of ne television The sound i through the earphones and the tele- visions loudsgeakers are inhibted When you wish to hear the sound throu iseonnect the earphones ine loudspeakers again. simoly r Prolonged use of earphones at a high volume mas damage vour hearin: Cleaning the Video Heads 7 If you find that the quality of the pictures is poor, you can use a special cleaning cassette (purchased from your local video dealer). 1 inser tn 2 Press PLAY) my 3° After about 10 10 15 seconas. pr to eject the cassette tthe operation # necessary o he quality of the pic cleaned the vicieo heads, reter to the section en Before Contacting the After-sales Service” on the following page. eis not improved alter having d® Before Contacting the After-sales Service Before contacting the TOSHIBA after-sales service, perform the following simple checks. Hf you cannot solve the problem using the instructions below, note the model and serial number of the television and contact your local dealer. Problem ExplanationSSlution Ne sou 0: picture ‘© Check thatthe mans leas has been connectea fo @ wall sooket 1 Check that you nave procced the POWER utes (¢ 4 Gheox he cxure contrast and brigrtness setting, Cheuk te vowume. Nermal picture bit no sour © Check he vole Check anne ne selume MUTE ritonZ phas heen pressed on the erate cont No pete or bacs and we pture Aust ne colour sets Check mat ne colour sistem selected is cmtect 4 Youatep'yng back a cass inet does rot conesoond tothe seed vdeo standera Sound and picture itaverence ‘© Tiy:0 ently ne elericalappiance tats afectng he eiewson and move further ana. 4 ug yout etevsion toa aiferent mans socket. Bled or snowy pietre. distorted sound ‘Check ne grectan. locaton ang comecions of yourae-a This rtederence soften ce tee use of anindocr cera’ ‘ou cannot ser a wdeo cassete 4 video cassette ean ony be sees wih the window side up and the aly ab fang you Te pusons one wot gare! rave ne ‘©The panel eck tunclon nas been actvatet rete to page 42 fr tec Auer deta Theteleison programme was notrecoried Chet at he safety ab onthe assert is tact Tre coring was ursuotessu! Check me tmersotngs If thee was 3 power ature o” meron unng ter rear the recon have been canelea Check iat he POWER button (was aressed to actnats tne ter {POWER'STANDBY and TIMER indicators on}. ‘Nose bas or steaks on playback 4 Agustiheveroal alewment of he pce: eter to sage 25 Grange cesseles. Tis cassette may be exoesswary won ‘Winer me PS paton (aj ispressec.aumng —-—~@ Asli picture may have nase bare” depending ar the cendion o playoack, the slice nas severe “nose whe tape bar seeks ‘© Acuste verialabgoment of te pcre: eter o page 27 The remind or fastfoward funenons have no —-@ Check tha he tapes not ean athe Begnnng or end ol he chest cassete respectively emote contol malunctons pace the emote contol bateres. © Clean the unnar ego af he emote conto! kansmission window Check the battery erinals. © Ghect that te remote cone sensu one hunt pas nor maskeo by any objects.| Technical Specifications The descriptions and characteristics given in this booklet are given for information purposes only and are subject to modification without notice. TELEVISION PART Colour systems IV standards Number of channels, Reception range/cable TV PAL 1 100 programmes Hyperbandlinterband tuner Aerial input 75 Ohms, coaxial cable VCR PART Format VHS standard (PAL / NTSC In playback only! Heads Video: 2 rotary heads, LP AudioiControl: 1 stationary head linear! Erase: 1 full eck erase head Luminance FM azimuth recording Colour Down converted subcarrier phase shifted cirect recording FFIREW time Less than 3 min. 20 eaconde in FF with E120 Wow and flutter (WTD) 0.4% maximum (SP) Frequency response 100 Hz - 8 KHe GENERAL Power supply 230V~, Son? Consumption Bow Audio output power aw Number of loudspeakers 1 Tube size 3Tem/34emV. lube type: BLACK MATRIX Sockets 1 full RGB SCART on the rear Dimensions(W x 0 x Hi Weight Operating temperature Relative humidity 1 RCA input laudio and video! on the front Earphones output (3.5 mm mini-jack! 1 aerialicable TV coaxial input 362 x 383 x 382 12.59 5°C- 40°C 41°F - 104°F) 10% - 75% 45| Using Your Combi Vision Abroad You can use your COMBI VISION in many countries. Each country has its own broadcast Refer to the following table to determine in which countries you can use it standard, PAL BIG Alghanistan. Algeria. Australia. Austria. Bangladesh, Belgium. Srunei, Burund, Denmark. Finland, Germary Ghana. Greenland. Holland, leeland, India, In y. Jordan. Kenya, Kuwat. Liechtenstein, Malaysia Mozambieue, Negal. New Guinea New Zenlay 1a. Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Portugal, San Marino. Sierra Leone. Singapore, Spain. Sri Lanka, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland. Tanzania Thailand Turkey. Uganda, Yemen. Zambia, Zimbabwe PALI Great Ertan, Hong Kong PAL DIK. China, Mongol. SECAML Andorra, France. Luwembourg, Mona SECAMBIG Egypt. Greece. Iran. rag. Lebanon, Morocco, Mauntenia, Saudh Arabia. Syria, Tunisia SECAMDIK — Bulgana. Ivor Coast CIS WF Betore connecting vour set. check that the local power supply corresponds to the one used by it 230 V=, 30 He i Glossary To help vou understand the main technical terms used in this booklet and take full advantage of the Features on your COMBI VISION, here are a few definitions. Tuner Element in et used 10 decode the signals recesved vie the aerial or cable TV. The tuner can only receve one broadcast at a tme, but your COMBI VISION may o c tuners (depending on the model to enable you to waten one programme iahle rec another To receive a hrnariras, the tuner must Be set tothe frequancy o! the aperopricts shane Channel Frequency assigned to a awen broadcasting company to enable them 10 series of 0 casts or programmes Station Broadcasts by a TV company which is transmitted on a specite channel Programme Position Number assigned to more easily fen channel on botn tuners in the COMBI VISION to help you select it cable Tv Coaxial cable network transmitting broadcasts on @ subscription basis. The cable is connected to the same input as an aerial Broadcasting standard or Standard used to code sictures and sound, Diterent standards are used i ilereit countries Colour standard tn the United Kingdom for example. the PAL | standards useaFront View of Your Combi Vision REMOTE coNTAOL cuawucs scuceTion SENSOR PLAY BUTTON BUTTONS EanpHone stanoey Tien Eww FAST-FORWARD : . i ooe | m \ ves ves \ corp eo Ele gr 7? 9 f i B ca auor ecomy —siummuser wuroN VOLUME ADJUSTMENT STANDBY vibe INPUTS wocaror ""WverMoog) """ aNORECoRO BUTTONS “BUTTON env BUTTON TELEVISION ODE, Rear V w of Your Combi V ion (GES) CONNECTOR © ‘CONNECTOR a7| Infrared Remote Control a POWERISTANDEY BUTTON © wweopte INPUT DISPLAY PSTD MUTE AW INPUT SELECTION Oooe € TEMPORARY SOUND SWITCHOFF INFORMATION OISPLAY PICTURE MODE SELECTION (MEMORY, STANOAAD 3,2) [NUMERIC BUTTONS OKE-TWO-oIGT CHANNEL PREVIOUS CHANNEL TOGGLE NUMBER SELECTION ‘VOR MENU DISPLAY TELEVISION MENU OIE=LAY TELETEXT NEXT PAGE VOLUME DECREASE VOLUME INCREASE PREVIOUS CHANNEL ‘TELETEXT PREVIOUS PAGE ver sto ver pLay \VoR REWIND casserts evecrion RECORD VOR FAST-FORWARD DEX SCANSEARCH! INDEX RECALLIN TELETERE MODE ‘STORED TELETEXT PAGE LINE SELECTION LISTIFASTEXT MODE SE Paeser cranes stoRace! AUTOMATIC SWITCHLOFF TIMER SELETENT Page PREETE LANGUAGE SELECTION: REVEAL HIDDEN SEX? (CLEARMIDE TELETEXT PAGE {OROWNG SPEED SELECTION TION VIDEOPLUS PRESET RECORDING TAPE ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT ‘TELETEXT nigel AY ‘SECONDARY TELETEXT PAGE DISPLAY TEXT DISPLAV:PROGRAMME MIX 2 Operation of remote cantrol may he affected by bright artificial light near to the TV's: 48} | I | SCART Connector Wiring 1f you wish tw connect other equipment via the SCAR} connector on your COMBI VISION, contact your dealer or a qualified technician to wire the AV cable as illustrated below. Pin Signal Audio outa Audio put Audio output L Aud R \video chassis tum (RGB blue) Aug input L GB bive input Switching voltage Viden chassis return (GB green) GE green input Vigo chassis retura (AGE red) AGB rea input 6 Alarwing signal (RGB susitching) 7 Video chassis return 10 Barking signal giound 19 Vigeo output 2 Video input 2 si sening’chass's return 9.71.13, 15 anu 16 ate used for ROB processing 49@ Channel Frequency List C ENGLAND = common s © ENGLAND COMMON. 8 CABLE CABLE 00 50 250.25 50 a 51 258, St 02 52 5 03 53 os 54 5a 05 5 06 8 o7 7 08 58 08 59 10 fa 1 61 12 62 3 6 14 6a 4 65 6 6 7 8) 8 63 19 6 20 7 21 7 22 rR a 3 2a 7% 6 2 7 28 78 23 8 : 20 20 - 3 ai 32 2 3 ey s 84 35 68 %6 86 2a 88 39 89 : 40 ” 4 a 42 2 43 3 2 44 8 45 46 2 47 48 48 50i | Memo 31THIS APPLIANCE IS DISTRIBUTED BY TOSHIBA Toshiba (UK) Ltd Toshiha House, Frimley Road, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 53} PRINTED INV SPAIN Telephone 01276-62222 & Code No. : AA68-000134, vil File Number: BZ-624034