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SERVICE

MANUAL

COMMANDER

DEST.

CHASSIS

NO.

KV-21V5A

KV-21V5B

KV-21V5D

KV-21V5E

KV-21V5K

KV-21V5U

RM-C810

Italian

RM-C812_

French

RM-C810

AEP

RM-C810.

Spanish

RM-C813

OIRT

RM-C811

UK

SCC-N40D-A

SCC-N42D-A

SCC-N39D-A

SCC-N41D-A

SCC-N32C-A

SCC-N43D-A

Refer

to

the

SERVICE

MANUAL

of

VHS

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENT

IV

for

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENT.

(Part

No.

9-973-623-11)

MICROFILM;

RM-C813_-

RM-C810

RM-C811

RM-C812

KV-21V6A

KV-21V6B

KV-21V6D

KV-21V6E

KV-21V6U

BC-4

CHASSIS

COMMANDER

\:DEST.,)

CHASSIC

NO.

FIM-C810

Italian

—

SCC-N40B-A

RIM-C812

French

—

SCC-N42B-A

RM-C810

AEP

SCC-N39B-A

RM-C810

Spanish

SCC-N41B-A

RM-C811_

UK

SCC-N43B-A

TRINITRONe

COLOR

VIDEO

TV

SONTY.

3

Please

file

according

to

model

size.

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es

21

SPECIFICATIONS

TV

Section

Television

system

B/G,L

Color

system

PAL,SECAM

NTSC3.58/NTSCs.43(VIDEO

input

only)

Channel

coverage

See

“Receivable

channels

and

channels

display”

balow.

Picture

tube

Hi

Black

Trinitron

Aerial

in

75-ohm

aerial

socket

for

VHF/UHF

Video

Section

Format

VHS

standard

Video

recording

system

Rotary

2-head

helical

scanning

system

Audio

recording

system

Monaural

Video

signal

PAL/SECAM.

Tape

speed

PAL/SECAM.

SP

:

23.39mm/sec.

LP:

11.70mm/sec.

(PAL

only)

NTSC

SP

:

33.35mm/sec.

LP:

11.12mm/sec.

Maximum

recording

time

SP

:

4

hours

with

E-240

LP

:

8

hours

with

E-240

Inputs

and

Outputs

Inputs

LINE

IN

VIDEO:

phono

jack

(1)

1

Vp-p,

75

ohms,

unbalanced,

syne

negative

LINE

IN

AUDIO:phono

jack

(1)

Input

level:500

mVrms

(100%

modulation)

EURO-AV

:

21-pin

Output

EURO-AV

:

21-pin

Head

Hone

Jack

Monaural

minijack

General

Clock

Quartz

locked

Clock

back

up

Approx.

7days

Power

requirements

220-240

V

AC,

50Hz

Power

consumption

KV-21V5A,D,E,K,U

:

97W

KV-21V6A,D,E,U

:103W

KV-21V5B/21V6B

:

81W

Operating

temperature

5°C

to

40°C(41F°

to

104°F)

Storage

temperature

-20°C

to

60°C(-4°F

to

140°F)

Dimensions

526

x

518

x

476

mm

(w/h/d)

(20°/4

x

20

'/2

x

18

3/4

inches)

Mass

24kg

(30

Ib

14

02.)

Accessories

supplied

Remote

Control

(1)

R6

(size

AA)

batteries

(2)

Aerial

(1)

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Note

This

appliance

conforms

with

the

EU

Directive

89/336/EE3

regarding

interference

suppression.

Receivable

channels

and

channel

displays

FV

System

Band

|

B/G

|

LB)

|

KU)

]

DIK(K)

Low

VHF

band

|

E2-E4

|

F2-F4

|

—

|

RI-RS

Hight

VHF

band

|

ES—E12

|

F5—-FI0|

—

|

R6-R12

UHF

E21

E69

|F21—F69

|B21—B69/R21—R69

Soi-s0s|

B-Q

=

{801-805

CATV:

Sis4i

|S21-S44]_

—

|

SI-S4T

SECTION

1

The

operation

instruction

mentioned

here

are

partial

abstracts

from

GENERAL

the

Operating

Instruction

Manual.

The

page

numbers

of

the

Operating

Instruction

Manual

remain

as

in

the

manual.

(Part

No

:

3-860-137-11)

Step

3

—

Tuning

in

to

TV

Stations

‘You

can

preset

up

to

80

TV

channels,

either

automatically

or

manually.

“The

automatic

method

is

easier

if

you

want

to

preset

all

receivable

channels

at

once.

Use the

manual

method

if

you

want

to

allocate

‘Programme

numbers

to

the

channels

one

by

one.

———

Presetting

channels

automatically

1

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

mem.

2.

Move

the

cursor

(>)

to

“PROGRAMME

PRESET”

with

+

0

or

-@

and

press

OK,

Before

you

begin

‘*

Depress

the

(MAIN

POWER)

switch,

located

behind

the

cover

on

the

front

of

the

video

TV,

to

turn

the

TV

on.

Ifthe

®

lamp

on

the

video

TV

is

lit

in

red

(indicating

that

the

video

TV

isin

standby

mode),

press

©,

PROGR

+/~

or

a

number

button

on

the

‘remote

control.

Selecting

the

menu

language

‘You

can

select

one

of

several

languages

for

the

menu

and

on-screen

information.

‘The

initial

setting

is

English.

‘1

Press

MENU.

‘Themain

menu

appears.

‘The

programme

number

you

previously

watched appeans

in

red

in

the

“PROG”

Using

+

@

or

~

©,

select

the

programme

number

from

which

you

want

to

start

presetting

and

press

OK.

You

cannot

begin

presetting

at

00.

‘The

CH

position

turns

red.

2.

Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“LANGUAGE”

with

+

@

or-@

and

press

OK.

‘The

LANGUAGE

menu

appears.

‘To

stop

mutomatic

channel

Jeeteet

BE

ant

preeelt

|

epee

Pree

on

the

remote

contol

3

Select

the

language

you

want

with

+

©

or

-®

and

press

OK.

‘The

selected

language

is

coloured

green,

and

the

menu

appears

in

the

.

in

sequence.

When

presetting

is

finished,

the

original

screen

reappaars.

‘All

available

channels

are

now

stored

on

successive

rumber

butions.

4

Press

MENU

to

retum

to

the

original

screen.

6

|

Getting

started

Geteng

Sorted

|7

Presetting

channels

manually

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

men.

n=

‘Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“PROGRAMME

PRESET”

with

+

0

or~0and

OK.

4

Using

+

or-

9,

move

the

cursor

(>)

to

the

programme

position

(number

‘bution)

to

which

you

want

to

preset

the

chartnel,

and

prese

OK.

‘The

“SYS”

position

turns

red.

'5

Select

the

system

with

+

@

or

-

©

and

press

OK.

‘The

CH

position

turns

red.

6

‘Select

the

channel

you

want

to

preset

with

+

@

or

~

©

and

press

OK.

‘7

The

video

TV

starts

scanning

receivable

channels.

When

the

channel

is

found,

it

stops.

If

you

want

to

preset

this

channel,

press

OK.

If

not,

press

+0080

to

search

for

another

channel.

8

Repent

stepe

4

through

7

to

preset

other

channels.

9

After

you

finish

presetting,

press

MENU

to

retum

to

the

original

screen.

Skipping

programme

positions

‘You

can

skip

unused

programme

positions

whan

selecting

programmes

‘with

PROGR

+/—buttons.

1

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

mens.

2.

Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“PROGRAMME

PRESET”

with

+

0

or

-

@

and

press

OK.

‘The

FROGRAMME

PRESET

menu

appears.

3

Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“MANUAL

PROGRAMME”

with

+

or

©

and

press:

‘The

MANUAL

PROGRAMME

mena

appears.

4 Using

+

0

or

-0,

move

the

cursor

(b)

to

the

prograunme

position

which

you

want

to

skip

and

press

OK.

‘The

“SYS"

position

turns

red.

‘When

you

select

programmes

using

the

PROGR

+/~

buttons,

the

Programme

position

is

skipped.

or

programme

positions

rj

©

Repeat

steps

4

and

5

to

skip

other

programme

positions.

‘The

diplay

scrote

by

presing-'

~—

7

Press

MENU

to

retum

tothe

original

scren.

Getting

Started

|

9

Ht

you

have

made

a

mictaie

‘Prem

4

to

return

tothe

previews,

position

10

|

Getting

started

Captioning

a

TV

station

name

‘You

can

name

a

channel

using

up

to

five

characters

(letters

or

numbers)

to

‘be

displayed

on

the

TV

screen

(e.g.

MTV). Using

this

function,

you

can

‘easily

identify

which

channel

you are

watching.

‘1

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

menu.

2

Move

the

cursor

(>)

to

“PROGRAMME

PRESET”

with

+

0

or

-@

and

press

OK.

‘The

PROGRAMME

PRESET

menu

appears.

3

Move

the

cursor

(b>)

to

“MANUAL

PROGRAMME?

with

+

0

or

—

8

and

4.

Using

+

@

or

©,

move

the

cursor

(P)

to

the

programme

position

you

want

to

caption

and

press

OK

repeatedly

until

the

first

element

of

the

“LABEL”

position

turns

red.

5

Selecta

letter

or

number

with

+

0

or

~

and

press

OK.

‘The next

element

turns

red.

Select

other

characters

in

the

same

way.

For

‘the

element

you

want

to

leave

blank,

select

-”

and

press

OK,

6

After

selecting

all the

characters,

press

OK

repeatedly

until

the

cursor

appears.

Now

the

oxption

you

chose

is

stored.

7

Repeat

steps

4

through

6

to

caption

other

channels.

8

Press

MENU

to

retum

to

the

original

screen.

Teepecteae

evtometic

tne

ee

iat

Manual

fine-tuning

‘Normally,

the

automatic

fine-tuning

(AFT)

is

already

working.

However,

if

the

picture

of

a

programme

is

distorted,

you

can

use

the

mamnial

fine-

‘tuning

function

to

obtain

better

picture

reception.

1

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

menu.

2.

Move

the

cursor

(>)

to

“PROGRAMME

PRESET”

with

+

@

or

-

©

and

press

OK.

‘The

PROGRAMME

PRESET

menu

appears.

3

Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“MANUAL

PROGRAMME”

with

+

@

or

-@

and

press

OK.

‘The

MANUAL

PROGRAMME

menu

appears.

4

Using

+

0

or

~

0,

move

the

cursor

(b)

to

the

programme

position

which

‘you

want

to

manually

fine-tune,

and

press

OK

repeatedly

until

the

AFT

position

tums red.

5

Fine-tune

the

channel

while

holding

down

+

9

or

-

9

so

that

you

get

the

best

TV

reception.

As

you

press these

buttons,

the

frequency

changes

from

5

+15.

6

Aer

fine-tuning,

press

OK.

‘The

cursor

(>)

appears.

The

fine-tuned

level

is

now

stored.

7)

Repeat

stepe

4

through

6

to

fine-tune

other

channels.

8

Frees

MENU

to

return

to

the

original

screen.

Getting

Started

|

4

12

|

Getting

Started

Tuning

in

to

a

channel

temporarily

‘You

can

tune

in

to

a

channel

temporarily,

even

when

the

channel

has

not

been

preset

1

Press

C

on

the

remote

control

‘To

tune

in

to

a

cable

channel,

press

C

twice.

The

indication

“C”

(for

VHE/

LUHE

channels)

or

“S”

(for

cable

channels)

will

appear

on

the

screen.

2

Enter

the

double

digit

channel

number

using

the

remote

control

number

‘buttons

(e.g.

for

channel

4,

press

0,

then

4).

‘The

channel

will

appear.

However,

this

channel

will

not

be

stored

in

the

video

TV's

memory.

Setting

a

Pay-TV

channel

(KV-21V6D

only)

‘You

can

watch

Pay-TV

channels

by

connecting

a

Pay-TV

decoder

to

the

(1/-@

1

connector

on

the

rear

of

the

video

TV.

‘1

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

menu.

2.

Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“PROGRAMME

PRESET”

with

+

@

or

and

press

OK.

‘The

PROGRAMME

PRESET

menu

appears.

3.

Move

the

cursor

(P)

to

“MANUAL

PROGRAMME"

with

+

@or-

and

press

OK.

‘The

MANUAL

PROGRAMME

mena

appears.

4

Move

the

cursor

(>)

to

the

programme

position

to

which

you

want

to

set

‘he

pay-TV

decoder,

and

press

OK

until

the

D

position

turns

red.

6

Press

MENU

to

return

to

the

original

screen.

Getting

Started

|

13

Step

4

—

Setting

up

ShowView

Manually

‘The

ShowView

function

allows

you

to

simplify

the

task

of

programming,

your

video

TV

to

make

timer

recordings.

You

should

coordinate

the

position

of

each

channel

with

the

guide

channel

(the

number

that’s

assigned

to

each

TV

station

in

advance).

To

find

the

guide

channel

numbers,

look

in

the

programme

guide

for

your

area

that

features

ShowView

numbers,

Before

you

begin

‘¢

Ifthe

©

lamp

on

the

video

TV

is

lit

in

red

(indicating

that

the

video

TV

is

in

standby

mode),

preas

©,

PROGR

+/~

or

a

rramber

button

on

the

remote

control.

Setting

the

guide

channels

‘1

Preas

MENU

to

display

the

main

men,

‘The main

menu

appears.

‘tf

you

hove

mada

a

mistaice

Press

=

to

retum tothe

previous

poation.

14

|

Gatting

started

4 Using

+

0

or—

6,

mave

the

cursor

(>

to

the

programme

position

(number

button)

to

which

you

want

to

preset

the

guide

channel,

and

press

OK.

‘The

GUIDE

CH

position

turns

red.

6

Repeat

steps

4

and

5

to

preset

other

channels.

7

Afier

you

finish

presetting,

ptess

MENU

to

return

to

the

original

screen.

Getting

Started

|

15

antic

Qpecations:

Step

5

—

Setting

the

Clock

Watching

the

TV

‘This

section

explains

the

basic

functions

you use

while

watching,

the

TV.

‘You

need

to

set

the

clock

in

order

to

use

timer

recording

and

quick-timer

“Moot

of

the

operations

can

be

done

using

the

remote

control.

recording

functions.

1

Press

MENU

to

display

the

main

menu,

Switching

the

video

TV

on

and

off

‘Switching

on

[ce

|

‘Deprese

the

(MAIN

POWER)

switch,

which

is

located

behind

the

cover

‘on the

front

ofthe video

TV.

rese

©,

PROGR

+/~

of

mumber

buttons

on

the

remote

control,

or

PROGR

+/-on

the

video

TV

when

the

©

lamp

is

lit

in

red

(indicating

that

the

‘Video

TV

is in

standby

mode).

=

2.

Move

the

cursor

(D)

to

“CLOCK

SET” with

+

©

or-

©

and

press

OK.

Switching

off

temporarily

Press

©.

‘The

video

TV

enters

standby

mode

and the

©

lamp

on

the

front

of

the

video

TV

lights

up

in

red.

To

switch

on

again

Press

©,

PROGR

+/-

or

number

buttons

on

the

remote

control,

or

PROGR

+/~on

the

video

TV.

‘To

switch

off

the

main

power

Press

the

©

switch

on

the

video

TV.

Selecting

TV

programmes

Press

PROGR

+/~

or

pummber buttons

on

the

remote

control,

or

PROGR

+/~0n

the

video

TV.

4

Set

the day

with

+

@

or

0

and

press

OK.

‘The

month

section

turns

red.

To

select

a

double-digit

number

using

the

number

buttons

tt

you

have

minde

a

mistaice

Pre

oot

toh

pevone

postion

5

Using

+

¢

or-

0

and OK,

set

the

month,

year,

hour

and

minute

in

the

same

‘Press

~--, then

the

numbers.

«

way

sein

step

4

.

{tthe

dock

hes

stopped

and

ry

as

in

step

For

example,

if

you

want

to

choose

14,

press

#--,

1

and

4.

Yateweorentede

Adjusting

the

volume

‘Press

3

+/-.

6

After

setting

the

minute,

press

OK.

“The

clock

starts

working.

Nowe

‘When

dhe

switch

stared

of,

he

‘vdeo

operons

donot

work.

7

Press

MENU

to

return

to

the

original

screen.

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Muting

the

sound

‘Press

tk,

‘The

«K

indicator

appears

and

stays

on

the

screen.

‘To

resume

normal

sound,

press

K

again

or

<1

+.

Adjusting

the

picture

1

Prese

MENU

to

display

the

main

ment.

Displaying

the

on-screen

information

Press

(@

to

display

the

following

on-screen

information.

‘To

have

the

programme

number,

channel

number

and

caption

stay

on

the

screen,

press

@

again.

‘To

make

the

indications

disappear,

press

@

until

no

indications

are

displayed

on

the

screen.

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Canad

nanoer

3

Using

+

0

or

0,

select

the

item

you

want

to

adjast

and

press

OK.

4.

Adjust

the

picture

with

+

6

or

~®

and

press

OK.

‘With

each

press

the

vertical

bars

increase

or

decrease

and

the

figure

at

the

right

margin

changes

to

show

the

control

evel.

(See

the

table

below.)

'5

Repeat

steps

3

and

4

to

adjust

other

items.

6

Press

MENU

to

return

to

the

original

screen.

‘The

adjusted

contro!

levels

are

stored.

Corrent

date

and

tne

Watching

line

input

Preee

-©)

repeatedly

until

the

desired

input

indicator

‘To

return

to

the

normal

TV

picture,

press

“©

until

the

programme

position

“appears,

or

press

©

con

the

remote

control

once.

For

details

ofthe

video

‘input

picture,

see

page

42.

Listening

with

headphones

Plug

the

headphones

(not

supplied)

into

the

(headphones)

jack

which

is

located

behind

the

cover

am

the

front

of

the

video

TV.

‘The

sound

from

the

speaker

is

tuned

off.

a

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only

forthe

NTSC

colour

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factory

preset

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Viewing

Teletext

Accessing

the

next

or

preceding

page

Press

PROGR

+/-/@/@.

‘The next

or

preceding

page

appears

on

the

screen.

Superimposing

a

Teletext

page

on

the

TV

picture

‘TV

stations

broadcast

an

information

service

called

Teletext

via

the

TV

channels.

The

Teletext

service

allows

you

to

receive

various

information,

such

as

weather

forecasts

or

news,

at

any

time.

Switching

Teletext

on

and

off

‘1

Select

the

TV

channel

which

carries

the

Teletext

service

you

want

to

watch.

Each

time

you

press

©,

the

screen

changes

as

follows:

2

Press

@

to

display

Teletext.

Teletext

—+

Teletext

and

TV-

‘A

Teletext

page

(normally

the

index

page)

is

displayed.

If

there

is

no

(ee

eed

‘Teletext

broadcast,

the

indication

P100

is

displayed

on

a

black

screen.

Preventing

a

Teletext

page

from

being

updated

or

changed

‘A

Teletext

page

may

consist

of

several

subpages.

You

can

stop

the

page

scrolling

in

order

to

read

the

text

at

your

own

pace.

13

Prese

the

number

buttons

to

enter

the

three

digits

of

the

Teletext

number

you

want.

‘The

numbers

are

displayed

on

the

screen

and the

requested

page

appears

‘ina

few

seconds.

‘Ifyou

have

made

a

mistake,

type

in

any

three

digits,

then

re-enter

the

bis

;

‘Press

@®

(HOLD).

@

Press

©

to

return

to

the

TV

mode.

‘The

symbol

@

appears

on

the

screen

and

the

selected

subpage

is

held.

Press

@

again

to

return

to

normnal

Teletext

operation.

Using

Fasttext

‘This

feature

allows

you

to

access

a

Teletext

page

by

pressing

only

one

‘button.

When

a

Fasttext

page

is

broadcast,

a

colour-coded

menu

appears

at

the

bottom

of

the

screen.

The

colours

of

the

men

correspond

to

the

zed,

green,

yellow

and

blue

butions

on

the

remote

control.

These

coloured

‘buttons function

as

the

Fasttext

buttons

in

Teletext

mode.

Press

the

coloured

button

which

corresponds

to

the

colour-coded

men.

‘The

page

is

displayed

after

a

few

seconde.

‘To

change

the

Teletext

channel

‘Past

press

O

toreum

othe

TV

spe

hen

open

ope

cag

+

Mee

signal

ofa

TV

channels

‘wank

Teletont

errors

may

occur.

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