Metz MF PIP 72TF81 manual Audio = Sound Camcorder video camera, Metz cable

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15. Connecting peripheral equipment

Camcorder

Videorecorder

 

 

Video recorders can be connected to the TV set via the antenna socket or one of the EURO sockets. We recommend that you use one of the EURO (Scart) sockets for this purpose, since only the EURO sockets have separate inputs and outputs for pictu- re and sound signals.

Camcorders can be connected to the TV set with special cables (available from your dealer).

The following connection diagram applies in principle to all of our products, although the various sockets may be located in different positions on different units.

TV set, front view

TV set, rear view

S-VHS

VHS

Audio = Sound

Camcorder (video camera)

1

Euro

2

Euro

Metz cable 087928019

Euro or Scart cable

1 AV

Video recorder, rear view

Metz cable 087928019

Only for the copying of S-VHS/Hi8 films connected to the sockets on the front of the TV set or from the EURO 1 (AV 1) socket to the EURO 3 (AV 3) socket (phono input).

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Contents Spectral-MF PIP Hints for use of the Operating Instructions ContentsPRG 10 0 H z RD11External loudspeakers Setting up and connectingSetting up Connecting the aerialTurning the TV on and off Language selection in the TV menuBacklight only Protos Next programme Programme positionManagement Select programme positionProgramme selection PRG Programme scanningNext 9 programmes TV-menu TV menu and operator helpColour and transmission TV station tableExample Direct channel input Station search Store the setting and return to TV pictureDirect channel entry Station searchAutostore Station settingsAutostore function Sorted to countriesReturn to TV picture Store the settingsSorting stations PositionsAdjust fine tuning within the range of -99 to +99 with Fine tuningSelect the fine tuning function Adjust the fine tuningSelect the first character Allocating a station logoCall the logo menu Any existing logo will be overwrittenChanging individual sound settings Changing individual picture settingsOnly for reception of Ntsc stations Audio standard valuesControl Screen displays Explanation Call the TV menuFunction keys AssigningSelect the function for TV mode in this example „Subtitles Equipment configurationProg. change settings Settings forEquipm. configuration New settings can be stored by pressing the OK keyRGB priority Sound settings Sound settingsFor the example above Our example Volume adjustment and forced monoActivate forced mono sound mode Set forced mono YellowCorrecting picture deviations Switch on the comb filter GreenChange the picture format Menu and adjust ChrominanceStore all settings and return to TV picture Control Call the second pictureBack to the example AV-recordingCamcorder video recorder Call the AV menuVideo rec AV recording Video recorder video recorderCall the „Time settings menu Time settingsSwitch-on/off Reminder time Time settingsReminder time can be deleted with the C key Switch-on/offSwitch to standby mode HalloKeys Switching onChildlock ChildlockWith Key or with the ON/OFF key Switching offEnter your personal code Activate the childlockCall the „Timer recording menu Recording with the timerTimer recording Timers can be programmed up to 2 months in advancePhones volume Connecting headphonesHeadphones VolumeSelect a chapter Hi TextBasic functions Call Hi Text Select a subjectPage-by-page paging Hi TextIf there are more than 5 subpages, the cursor white Multiple pagesSelection by cursor Selecting subpagesReturn to last index Direct page selectionTopical or news-flash Return to last indexReturn to normal font size Doubling the font sizeSetting marks Set the first markSelect the next page e.g Set the second mark ServiceStep forward to the next mark Factory setting is aInfotext Mark by mark paging From TV picture to the first markErasing marks Erase the markMark 2 on text Automatic Riddle solutions keyAccess to riddle solutions SubtitlesVariable Zoom Switch off the zoom function9x multipicture Film in photoSlow-motion Still picture MagnifierTip Euro 1/2/3-socket PIP functionOverview Cable TV receptionTurning off the PIP function Picture-in-pictureCalling the PIP picture Changing the programme position Swapping the picturesTo switch off the PIP function, press the red key or TV key PIP function Monitoring with a video cameraKey Press the + keys Operation without remote controlVolume Programme selection10 0 H z Metz cable CamcorderAudio = Sound Camcorder video camera Metz cable Euro or Scart cable Video recorder, rear viewConnecting peripheral equipment ExampleConnections Devices Connecting externalChange the signal type Differences between the signal typesMenu return TV picture Connecting a video recorder via the aerial socketVideo recorders Store the setting and return to the TV pictureConnecting peripheral equipment Pay-TV decoder Pay-TV decoder Video signalCall the submenu „Signal Select video signal „via decoderTechnical data Upgrade kitsMaintenance and care Glossary Configuring Nextview This menu shows the current settings for the function keysCall the menu „Function keys White Collecting Nextview dataNe with + P- keys Using NextviewSort the programme maga- zine by subjects Recording a programmeSelecting subjects Sorting programmesNo data available TV timer was programmed CauseRemedy Data Logic What is Data Logic?Connecting a Data Logic video recorder to your TV set Setting the TV set for Data LogicUpgrade kits IndexMultiple pages Rare, exceptional cases, the backlight remains off when Safety noteCleaning notes for glossy surfaces Backlight on the TV setMetz. Always first class

Spectral-MF PIP 72 TF 80 - 100 HT, Astral-MF PIP 72 TF 81 - 100 HT, Taros-MF PIP 72 TF 82 - 100 HT, Carat-SF 72 TF 83 - 100 HT, Stratos-SF-PIP 72 TF 86 - 100 HT, Kreta-SF 72 TF 87 - 100 HT, Mondial-S PIP 84 TF 88 - 100 HT, Protos-MF PIP 72 TF 89 - 100 HT, MF PIP 72TF81, 72 TF 80, 72 TF 81, 72 TF 82, 72 TF 83, 72 TF 86, 72 TF 88, 84 TF 88, 72 TF 89 specifications

Metz has a distinguished reputation in the field of professional projection systems, and its range of models such as the Metz 72 TF 80, 72 TF 81, 72 TF 82, and others demonstrates this commitment to quality and innovation.

The Metz 72 TF 80 is equipped with advanced digital technology providing excellent image quality and sharpness optimized for various presentation environments. It features highly efficient lamp technology that substantially reduces energy consumption while enhancing brightness.

The Metz 72 TF 81 serves as a versatile option, built with a user-friendly interface, allowing for seamless integration with various devices and compatibility with modern media formats. Its enhanced resolution capabilities contribute to vivid displays ideal for corporate and educational settings.

The Metz 72 TF 82 targets those seeking a balance between performance and portability. It offers a lightweight design paired with robust image projection technologies, making it suitable for mobile professionals frequently on the go.

For those requiring an enhanced image experience, the Metz 72 TF 83 provides exceptional clarity with its high-definition output. Additionally, its connectivity options facilitate easy linking with laptops and mobile devices ensuring a hassle-free setup.

The Metz 72 TF 86 is tailored for larger venues, equipped with powerful luminosity and advanced cooling systems that maintain optimal performance during prolonged use. This makes it an ideal choice for auditoriums and conference halls.

The Metz 72 TF 88 incorporates smart technologies, including automatic light adjustment based on ambient conditions, optimizing visuals while maintaining energy efficiency.

The Metz 72 TF 89 showcases a superior image processing unit that enhances color depth and contrast, well-suited for cinematic presentations.

The MF PIP 72 TF series, including models like the 81, 80, and others, expands on creative projection techniques, incorporating features such as picture-in-picture (PIP) technology, allowing for multi-layered visual presentations.

The Astral-MF and Taros-MF series bolster the visual experience with superior optics and user-centric settings, designed for both casual users and professionals requiring high adaptability in presentations.

Finally, the Mondial-S PIP 84 TF 88 and the Protos-MF PIP 72 TF 89 extend functionality, offering high-definition outputs with versatile connection interfaces that cater to both multimedia content creators and corporate users alike.

Collectively, these Metz models embody cutting-edge projection technologies while accommodating diverse user needs, ensuring that quality and performance remain at the forefront of their design philosophy.