Metz MF PIP 72TF81 manual Hints for use of the Operating Instructions, Contents

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Hints for use of the Operating Instructions

Do not be put off by the size of the Operating Instructions. Initially, it is sufficient to read the instructions in Sections 1.1, 2 and 4.

In order to familiarise yourself with the TV set and its many functions, we recommend that you read the Operating Instructions step by step, carrying out the described actions on your TV set as you do so.

This method, often called "learning by doing", is the easiest way of learning how to execute the various functions.

Do not be afraid to change the settings in the various menus (the TV menu, the TV station table, programming of the function keys, etc.). If you make any changes to these settings, the TV set reac- ts immediately, but the changes are not yet stored. After each change in a menu, a red box is displayed at the bottom right of the screen, asking if you want to save the changes.

If you want to save the changes, press the OK key to do so.

If you are not sure, or if you do not want to save a changed set- ting, press the MENU key and then the TV key to exit from the menu without saving the new settings.

We have made every effort to provide a detailed table of contents and a comprehensive index to help you to find the information you need. The Section "Glossary" contains explanations of various technical terms used in the manual.

In the descriptions of the various functions, the left-hand column shows which keys you must press in order to see the screen dis- play given in the centre column. Do not press the keys too quick- ly. It may occur that the TV set will not recognise the next key you press and may therefore not display the menu shown in the cen- tre column but something completely different. The right-hand column of the function description provides additional informati- on which may be useful but is not absolutely necessary for exe- cution of the function.

If you comply with these hints, you should have no problems in the operation of your TV set.

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Contents

 

Remote control handset RD 11

. .3

1.

Setting up and connecting

. .4

1.1

Turning the TV on and off

. .5

1.2

Language selection in the TV menu

. .5

2.

Programme selection

. .6

 

Programme position management

. .6

 

9-PRG. Programme scanning

. .7

2.1

TV menu and operator help

. .8

3.

Presetting TV stations

. .9

 

Colour and transmission standards

. .9

 

Direct channel entry/station search

.10

 

Autostore function

.11

3.1

Sorting stations

.12

3.2

Fine tuning

.13

3.3

Allocating a station logo

.14

4.

Changing individual picture settings

.15

4.1

Changing individual sound settings

.15

4.2

Adjusting the video and audio standard values

.16

5.

Equipment configuration

.17

 

Assigning the function keys

.17

 

Settings for programme change

.19

 

Setting the RGB priority

.20

 

Setting the permanent display

.20

 

Sound settings

.21

6.

Volume adjustment and forced mono

.22

6.1

Correcting picture deviations

.23

 

Noise reduction and CTI function

.23

 

Comb filter

.23

 

Picture format

.24

7.

AV recording

.25

 

Camcorder video recorder

.25

 

Video recorder video recorder

.26

8.

Time settings

.27

 

Switch-on/off and reminder time

.27

8.1

Childlock

.29

 

Switching on

.29

 

Permitted programmes

.29

 

Personal code

.30

 

Beginning and end of viewing period

.30

 

Switching off

.30

8.2

Recording with the timer

.31

9.

Connecting headphones

.32

 

Adjusting the headphones volume

.32

10.

Hi Text

.33

 

Basic functions

.33

 

Multiple pages

.35

 

Page selection by cursor

.35

 

Direct page selection

.36

 

Return to last index page

.36

 

Topical or news-flash pages

.36

 

Doubling the font size

.37

 

Setting marks

.38

 

Infotext

.40

 

Erasing marks

.41

 

Subtitles

.42

 

Riddle solutions key

.42

11.

Special picture effects

.43

 

Variable zoom

.43

 

9x multipicture, slow motion, film in photo

.44

 

Still picture

.45

 

Magnifier

.45

12.

PIP function

.46

 

Overview

.46

 

Picture-in-picture

.47

 

Monitoring with a video camera

.48

13.

Operation without remote control

.49

14.

Remote control handset for video recorders

.50

15.

Connecting peripheral equipment

.51

 

Camcorder, videorecorder

.51

 

Connecting peripheral equipment

.52

 

Connecting external devices

.53

 

Connecting video recorders

.54

 

Video recorders, video signal

.55

 

Connecting a Pay-TV decoder (e.g. Premiere)

.56

 

Video signal for Pay-TV decoder

.57

16.

Technical data

.58

16.1

Upgrade kits

.58

16.2

Maintenance and care

.58

17.

Glossary

.59

18.

NEXTVIEW

.60

 

Configuring NEXTVIEW

.60

 

Collecting NEXTVIEW data

.61

 

Using NEXTVIEW

.62

 

Recording a programme

.63

19.

Data Logic

.65

 

Automatic transfer of station information

.65

20.

Index

.66

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Contents Spectral-MF PIP Contents Hints for use of the Operating Instructions10 0 H z RD11 PRGConnecting the aerial Setting up and connectingSetting up External loudspeakersBacklight only Protos Turning the TV on and offLanguage selection in the TV menu Select programme position Programme positionManagement Next programmeNext 9 programmes Programme selectionPRG Programme scanning TV menu and operator help TV-menuExample Colour and transmissionTV station table Station search Store the setting and return to TV pictureDirect channel entry Direct channel input Station searchSorted to countries Station settingsAutostore function AutostorePositions Store the settingsSorting stations Return to TV pictureAdjust the fine tuning Fine tuningSelect the fine tuning function Adjust fine tuning within the range of -99 to +99 withAny existing logo will be overwritten Allocating a station logoCall the logo menu Select the first characterChanging individual picture settings Changing individual sound settingsCall the TV menu Audio standard valuesControl Screen displays Explanation Only for reception of Ntsc stationsAssigning Function keysEquipment configuration Select the function for TV mode in this example „SubtitlesNew settings can be stored by pressing the OK key Settings forEquipm. configuration Prog. change settingsRGB priority For the example above Sound settingsSound settings Set forced mono Yellow Volume adjustment and forced monoActivate forced mono sound mode Our exampleSwitch on the comb filter Green Correcting picture deviationsControl Call the second picture Menu and adjust ChrominanceStore all settings and return to TV picture Change the picture formatCall the AV menu AV-recordingCamcorder video recorder Back to the exampleAV recording Video recorder video recorder Video recTime settings Time settingsSwitch-on/off Reminder time Call the „Time settings menuHallo Switch-on/offSwitch to standby mode Reminder time can be deleted with the C keyChildlock Switching onChildlock KeysActivate the childlock Switching offEnter your personal code With Key or with the ON/OFF keyTimers can be programmed up to 2 months in advance Recording with the timerTimer recording Call the „Timer recording menuVolume Connecting headphonesHeadphones Phones volumeCall Hi Text Select a subject Hi TextBasic functions Select a chapterHi Text Page-by-page pagingSelecting subpages Multiple pagesSelection by cursor If there are more than 5 subpages, the cursor whiteReturn to last index Direct page selectionTopical or news-flash Return to last indexDoubling the font size Return to normal font sizeSelect the next page e.g Setting marksSet the first mark Service Set the second markFrom TV picture to the first mark Factory setting is aInfotext Mark by mark paging Step forward to the next markMark 2 on text Erasing marksErase the mark Subtitles Riddle solutions keyAccess to riddle solutions AutomaticSwitch off the zoom function Variable ZoomSlow-motion 9x multipictureFilm in photo Tip Still pictureMagnifier Cable TV reception PIP functionOverview Euro 1/2/3-socketChanging the programme position Swapping the pictures Picture-in-pictureCalling the PIP picture Turning off the PIP functionKey To switch off the PIP function, press the red key or TV keyPIP function Monitoring with a video camera Programme selection Operation without remote controlVolume Press the + keys10 0 H z Metz cable Euro or Scart cable Video recorder, rear view CamcorderAudio = Sound Camcorder video camera Metz cableConnections Connecting peripheral equipmentExample Differences between the signal types Connecting externalChange the signal type DevicesConnecting a video recorder via the aerial socket Menu return TV pictureStore the setting and return to the TV picture Video recordersConnecting peripheral equipment Pay-TV decoder Select video signal „via decoder Video signalCall the submenu „Signal Pay-TV decoderMaintenance and care Technical dataUpgrade kits Glossary Call the menu „Function keys Configuring NextviewThis menu shows the current settings for the function keys Collecting Nextview data WhiteUsing Nextview Ne with + P- keysSorting programmes Recording a programmeSelecting subjects Sort the programme maga- zine by subjectsRemedy No data available TV timer was programmedCause Setting the TV set for Data Logic What is Data Logic?Connecting a Data Logic video recorder to your TV set Data LogicMultiple pages Upgrade kitsIndex Backlight on the TV set Safety noteCleaning notes for glossy surfaces Rare, exceptional cases, the backlight remains off whenMetz. Always first class

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