Magnavox MTV 34 MTV 51 MTV 68 User Manual

MTV-34/51/68  
Use and Care Manual  
SAFEGUARDS & SAFETY  
Important Safeguards  
When using electrical appliances, in order to reduce  
the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons,  
basic safety precautions should always be followed.  
This appliance is not intended for use in bathrooms,  
laundry areas or similar moist locations. Never locate  
this appliance in the immediate surroundings of, or  
where it may fall into, a bath, basin, washtub, shower  
or swimming pool.  
Do not run the power cord under carpeting. Arrange  
the supply cord away from traffic areas and where it  
will not become a trip hazard.  
For your Safety  
Read all instructions carefully even if you feel you are  
quite familiar with the appliance.  
To disconnect the appliance, turn appliance off,  
switch off power outlet and remove plug from power  
outlet.  
This appliance is not intended for use by young  
children or infirm persons without supervision.  
Do not abuse supply cord. Never carry the appliance  
by the supply cord. Never yank the supply cord from  
the power outlet; instead, grasp the plug and pull  
to disconnect. Keep supply cord away from heated  
surfaces.  
Young children should be supervised to ensure that  
they do not play with the appliance.  
This appliance should be placed on a flat, stable  
surface before it is operated.  
Do not operate the appliance with a damaged supply  
cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions,  
has been dropped or damaged in any way. Consult  
an authorised service facility or similarly qualified  
person for examination.  
Total darkness or a reflection on the picture tube  
can cause eyestrain. Soft and indirect lighting is  
recommended for comfortable viewing.  
INDOOR USE ONLY - this appliance is not intended  
for outdoor use.  
When cleaning the picture tube face, turn off  
television and remove plug from power outlet. Using  
a dry cloth, wipe the television ensuing that no dust  
or lint enters any vents.  
Do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. Do  
not immerse.  
Do not place items filled with liquids, such as  
vases, on the appliance. Do not expose appliance to  
dripping or splashing liquids.  
This product has not been designed for any other  
uses other than those specified in this booklet. This  
product is intended for household use only.  
Do not place naked flame sources, such as candles,  
on the appliance.  
All television receivers are high voltage instruments.  
Your PICTURE TUBE is highly evacuated. If  
broken, glass fragments will be violently expelled.  
Scratching, chipping, or putting undue pressure  
on the tube is dangerous and should be avoided.  
During thunder and lighting, unplug the power  
cord and antenna cord to prevent your TV set from  
damage. All ‘inside work’ on your receiver should be  
performed by an authorised repair agent.  
Do not locate the appliance near heat sources such  
as radiators, heaters, air ducts or direct sunlight.  
Do not block any of the ventilation openings.  
Ensure that vents are not covered by newspapers,  
tablecloths, curtains, etc. Do not install in a tight  
fitting cabinet.  
Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any  
grille openings.  
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PRODUCT FEATURES  
Specifications  
Thank you very much for your purchase of this product.  
To enjoy your set to the full from the very beginning,  
read this manual carefully and keep it handy for ready  
reference.  
Installation  
Locate the receiver in the room where direct light does  
not strike the screen. Total darkness or a reflection on  
the picture screen can cause eyestrain. Soft and indirect  
lighting is recommended for comfortable viewing.  
Allow enough space between the receiver and the wall  
to permit proper ventilation. Avoid excessively warm  
locations to prevent possible damage to the cabinet  
or premature component failure. This TV receiver can  
be connected to 240 Voltage, 50Hz AC only. Never  
connect to DC supply or any other power supply. Do  
not install the receiver in a location near heat sources  
such as radiator, air ducts, direct sunlight, or in a closed  
compartment and or area.  
Compulsory Warning  
Caution  
If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the  
manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified  
person in order to avoid a hazard.  
DO NOT OPEN - DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR,  
DISASSEMBLE OR MODIFY THIS APPLIANCE.  
DANGEROUS HIGH VOLTAGES EXIST INSIDE THIS  
APPLIANCE.  
THIS APPLIANCE IS ONLY TO BE SERVICED BY A  
QUALIFIED PERSON.  
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.  
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CONTENTS  
QUICK START ....................................................2  
SAFEGUARDS & SAFETY .....................................3  
PRODUCT FEATURES...........................................4  
CONTENTS .........................................................5  
LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS ...................................6  
OTHER EQUIPMENT ............................................7  
BASIC OPERATION..............................................8  
SPECS & DEFINITIONS.....................................14  
NOTES.............................................................15  
WARRANTY......................................................16  
5
LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS  
front panel  
MAIN POWER ON/OFF SWITCH  
INFRA-RED RECEIVING WINDOW  
STAND-BY MODE INDICATOR  
MTV51/ MTV 34  
MTV68  
FRONT AUDIO INPUT  
FRONT VIDEO INPUT  
VOLUME DOWN  
VOLUME UP  
TV/AV SELECT  
MENU SELECT  
PROGRAM UP  
PROGRAM DOWN  
back panel  
VIDEO OUT  
VIDEO IN  
MTV68  
AUDIO IN  
AUDIO OUT  
AUDIO OUT  
AUDIO IN  
MTV34/ MTV51  
AERIAL TERMINAL  
VIDEO IN  
VIDEO OUT  
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OTHER EQUIPMENT  
CONNECTION TO OTHER EQUIPMENT  
This TV set can be connected to video cassette recorder, video disc player, video camera, game player or  
audio player.  
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER  
(RED)  
(WHITE)  
(YELLOW)  
MTV68  
MTV34/ MTV51  
NOTE:  
Video/ Audio equipment can be connected to sockets of AUDIO IN or VIDEO IN in rear.  
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER  
(RED)  
MTV68  
MTV34/ MTV51  
(WHITE)  
(YELLOW)  
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BASIC OPERATION  
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION  
You can press the buttons on the remote control or the menu button on the TV set to adjust the picture, clock, preset,  
system and audio (68cm only) according to the menu shown on the screen.  
SYSTEM  
PICTURE  
bright  
contrast  
colour  
sharp  
AUDIO (MTV-68 ONLY)  
colour-sys auto  
45  
63  
63  
63  
63  
volume  
balance  
32  
00  
sound-sys  
coring  
5.5m  
on  
tint  
---------+-----  
---------+-----  
PRESET  
pos.  
CLOCK  
0
time  
16:00  
--:--  
--:--  
--:--  
16:25  
10  
rem.  
on  
v-l  
on-time  
off-time  
prompt  
ch-time  
pos.  
band  
fine  
semi-search  
auto-search  
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AUTO-SEARCH OPERATION  
This function will automatically set the channels on 1,2,3,4 . If you wish to set the correct stations on the corresponding  
channels see ‘Channel Position.’  
1. Press ‘PRE’ button on the remote control to display the preset menu.  
2. Press ‘P /P ’ channel button to select AUTO-SEARCH item.  
3. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ volume button to start auto-search.  
PRESET  
pos.  
0
rem.  
on  
v-l  
band  
fine  
semi-search  
auto-search  
---------+-----  
NOTE: You can store the TV channels from ‘0’ position in numeral sequence. The channel position will be ‘0’ again when  
search is finished. The colour of ‘0’ turns green when the program has been searched. Otherwise, it turns red.  
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Preset menu operation  
channel position  
1. Press the ‘PRE’ button on the remote control to  
select the ‘PRESET’ page. Every 10 seconds the  
present menu will flick off the screen. Continue to  
press the ‘pre’ button to re-instate the menu.  
5. Press the ‘PRE’ button to select the SEMI-SEARCH  
line and then press the ‘VOL ’ or ‘VOL ’ button  
until the desired television station reception  
is found. If a station is found that is not the desired  
station press the ‘VOL ’ or ‘VOL ’ button again until  
the desired station is found.  
2. When in the ‘PRESET’ mode, use the remote control  
‘VOL /VOL ’ buttons to select the number for the  
station you want to use on the remote control (eg.:  
on the first line marked ‘pos’, select the channel you  
wish to set up. Press the channel number on the  
remote control till the channel number is displayed  
in the ‘pos’ position. If you want to select Channel 9  
the number ‘9’ button is pressed. To select a two  
digit number, the _ _ button on the remote control  
must be pressed first.  
6. When all stations are programmed, either wait for  
the menu to turn off automatically or keep pressing  
the ‘PRE’ button until the menu turns off.  
NOTE: When REM. item is set to ‘OFF’ this position will  
be skipped while you use ‘P /P ’ buttons to scan the  
stored channels.  
3. Press the ‘PRE’ button again to select the REM line.  
Use the ‘VOL /VOL ’ buttons to toggle the REM On  
or Off and select OFF.  
PRESET  
pos.  
0
rem.  
on  
v-l  
band  
4. Next press the ‘PRE’ button again to select the  
‘BAND’ line and select either VL, VH or UHF  
depending on the television station required.  
fine  
semi-search  
auto-search  
Channel 2 = VL  
Channel 7, 9 & 10 = VH  
Channel SBS & 31 = UHF  
--+------------  
*
Note some areas have all channels on the UHF band.  
FINE  
SEMI-SEARCH  
1. Press PRE button to display the presetting menu.  
2. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select SEMI-SEARCH item.  
3. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button to search the TV  
program you want.  
1. Press PRE button to display the presetting menu.  
2. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select FINE item.  
3. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button up or down to adjust the  
picture and the sound.  
PRESET  
PRESET  
pos.  
0
pos.  
0
rem.  
on  
v-l  
rem.  
on  
v-l  
band  
band  
fine  
fine  
semi-search  
auto-search  
semi-search  
auto-search  
--+------------  
--+------------  
AUTO-SEARCH  
PRESET  
1. Press PRE button to display the presetting menu.  
2. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select AUTO-SEARCH item.  
3. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button to start auto-search.  
All the TV programs received will be stored  
automatically.  
pos.  
0
on  
v-l  
rem.  
band  
fine  
semi-search  
auto-search  
--+------------  
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CLOCK MENU OPERATION  
Press the MENU button on the set four times or the CLOCK button on the remote control to display the clock menu.  
CLOCK  
time  
16:00  
--:--  
--:--  
--:--  
16:25  
10  
on-time  
off-time  
prompt  
ch-time  
pos.  
24 hour clock setting (The clock must be set before you select the other items)  
1. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select TIME item.  
2. Press ‘VOL ’ button to set the hour. Press ‘VOL ’ button to set the minute.  
NB: If you turn off the set at the wall or on the set itself you will have to reset the clock.  
on-time and off-time  
1. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select ON-TIME or OFF-TIME item. The green colour turns red.  
2. Press ‘VOL ’ button to set the hour. Press ‘VOL ’ button to set the minute.  
NOTE: When ON-TIME item is set, press POWER button on the remote control. Make sure the TV set is under stand-by mode.  
When OFF-TIME item is set, the SLEEP function is cancelled automatically.  
prompt (Prompting the time & Presetting the position)  
1. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select PROMPT or CH-TIME item. The green colour turns red.  
2. Press ‘VOL ’ button to set the hour. Press ‘VOL ’ button to set the minute.  
NOTE: Presetting the position: For example, the time is 16:20 and the position is at channel 5 at present. If CH-TIME  
is preset at 17:00 and the position is preset to channel 8, the position will change to channel 8 automatically while the  
time is 17:00.  
Prompt time: The word ‘PROMPR’ will display on the screen and keep on twinkling at the prompt time preset.  
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Picture menu operation  
PICTURE  
bright  
contrast  
colour  
sharp  
45  
63  
63  
63  
63  
1. Press PRE button on the remote control to display  
the picture menu.  
2. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select the item.  
tint  
3. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button to select the channel up  
or down.  
---------+-----  
BRIGHT  
CONTRAST  
COLOUR  
SHARP  
TINT  
NTSC ONLY  
SYSTEM MENU OPERATION  
SYSTEM  
colour-sys auto  
Press SYS button on the remote control to display the  
system menu.  
sound-sys  
coring  
5.5m  
on  
COLOUR-SYS  
SOUND-SYS  
1. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select COLOUR-SYS. item.  
The green colour turns red.  
1. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select SOUND-SYS. item.  
The green colour turns red.  
2. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button to select 5.5MHZ.  
2. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button to select AUTO/PAL/  
N3.58/N4.43.  
CORING (A noise reduction system designed to filter out unwanted noise)  
1. Press ‘P /P ’ button to select CORING item. The green colour turns red.  
2. Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button to select ON or OFF.  
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CHANNEL SELECTION  
1. Power Button  
3. CHANNEL SELECTION  
Press POWER button on the TV set to turn it on.  
1. When the channel number has one figure, press the  
number directly.  
2. When the channel number has two figures,  
press ‘ -- ’ button at first. For example, press ‘ -- ’  
and then press ‘2’ and ‘5’ to select channel 25.  
If the TV set is under stand-by mode when you press the  
POWER button on the TV, turn it on by pressing POWER  
button on the remote control.  
3. When the channel number has three figures, press  
‘ -- ’ button two times at first. For example, press  
‘ -- ’ two times and then press ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘5’ to select  
channel 125.  
2. Display button  
1. When the ‘display’ button is pressed the colour-  
system and the sound-system will be displayed on  
the screen and will disappear after 3 seconds.  
4. RETURN BUTTON  
Press RETURN button recall the last program.  
5
PAL  
POS  
DISP  
COLOUR-SYS.  
SOUND-SYS.  
5.5M  
12  
5. channel button  
8. SLEEP BUTTON  
Press ‘P /P ’ button on the remote control until you  
get the channel you want.  
You can select from 0 to 120 minutes, after which the  
TV will change to stand-by mode automatically.  
P
Each time you press the button,  
the display changes as follows:  
- prog +  
CTV Set  
--  
120  
15  
105  
30  
90  
45  
75  
60  
9. PICTURE MODE SELECTION  
PP  
6. TV/AV BUTTON  
Press TV/AV button to select TV or AV1 or AV2.  
tv/av  
TV/AV  
Press ‘PP’ button. The display changes  
as follows:  
CTV Set  
STANDARD  
PERSONAL  
SOFT  
LIGHT  
VIVID  
Note: Select AV2 under S-VIDEO mode.  
10. VOLUME/ ADJUST BUTTON  
7. MUTE BUTTON  
Press ‘VOL /VOL ’ button on the remote control or on  
the TV set to adjust the Volume.  
Press MUTE button to turn off the sound. Then press it  
again to return the sound level as before.  
VOL  
VOL  
-
VOL. +  
CTV Set  
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SPECS & DEFINITIONS  
NOTE  
230~240v AC 50HZ  
power  
SHOWN ON BACK OF THE TV SET  
B/G  
power consumption  
sound-system  
colour-system  
antenna  
PAL, NTSC  
75 ohm  
INPUT: 2, OUTPUT: 1  
INPUT: 2, OUTPUT: 1  
Phono: 1VP 75 ohm  
Phono: 500mVrms  
video contact  
audio contact  
INPUT: 1  
Y: 1Vp; P:75 ohm  
C: 0. 28Vp; P:75 ohm  
s-video contact  
(MTV68 Only)  
34cm ~ 68cm  
VL: 1~5  
pic. tube meas.  
channel  
VH: 6~12  
(255 channels)  
UHF: 13~57  
(34cm) : > 1W  
(51cm) : > 2W  
(68cm) : > 4W  
sound output power  
Part of the design and the specification may be changed without prior notice.  
Term Definitions  
NTSC  
Enables playback of European/American format tapes.  
RCA  
Audio/Video connector.  
S-Video  
Video output for 600+ lines resolution. Suitable for DVD.  
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NOTES  
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WARRANTY  
The benefits conferred by this warranty are in addition  
to all implied warranties, other rights and remedies in  
respect of the product which the consumer has under  
the Trade Practices Act and similar State and Territory  
Laws.  
DO NOT SEND IN THIS WARRANTY  
Fill out the following details and file with your purchase  
invoice.  
RETAIN & FILE WITH YOUR RECEIPT  
The original purchaser of this MAGNAVOX product is  
provided with the following warranty, subject to the  
following conditions.  
Your Purchase Receipt/ Invoice is proof of date of  
purchase. You must be able to present it at the place  
of purchase to obtain a replacement or service under  
warranty.  
Prosignal Pty Ltd warrant this product for a period of 12  
months from the date of purchase for all parts defective  
in workmanship or materials. The product or defective  
parts will be replaced free of charge.  
Prosignal Pty Ltd reserves the right to discontinue  
items, modify designs and change specifications without  
incurring obligation. Whilst every effort is made to  
ensure that descriptions, specifications and other  
information in this publication is correct, no warranty is  
given in respect thereof and the company shall not be  
liable for any errors therein.  
Warranty Conditions  
1. This warranty is only valid for appliances used  
according to the manufacturer’s instructions.  
2. This appliance must not be modified or changed in  
any way.  
Purchased from:  
Co. Name:  
3. Connection must be to the voltage requirements as  
specified in the ratings label located on the product.  
4. The manufacturer does not accept liability for  
any direct or consequential damage, loss or other  
expense arising from misuse or incorrect installation  
and operation of the appliance.  
Address:  
Date of Purchase:  
5. Warranty will only be given where proof of purchase  
is provided, e.g. original invoice or receipt.  
6. Not designed or warranted for industrial or  
commercial use.  
Note: consistent with our continuing  
product development policy, improvements  
may have been made which render the  
contents of this package slightly different  
to that shown.  
Cat. No. MTV-34/51/68  
December 2002  
Product of Prosignal Pty Ltd.  
ABN: 41 087 711 626  
Head Office: 324 Frankston-Dandenong Road,  
Dandenong South, Victoria, Australia 3175  

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