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To exit Teletext

Press “TV” button. The screen will switch to TV mode.

To Display the Time

While watching a TV programme with Tele-

text transmission press “ “ button. The current time information, captured from Tele- text will be displayed at the upper right of the screen until the “ “ button pressed.

If the programme being watched does not have Teletext transmission, no information will be displayed.

PeripheralEquipment

Connections

There is a wide range of audio and video equipment that can be connected to your TV.

Connection diagrams at the and of this sec- tion show you where the different equipment should be connected at the back side of the TV.

Via the Euroconnector

Your TV set has 2 Euroconnector sockets. If you want to connect peripherals (e.g. video, decoder, etc.) which have Euroconnectors, to your TV, use SCART - (AV1 / AV2) input.

If an external device is connected via Euro- connector sockets TV is switched to AV mode automatically. In this case if both sockets are connected SCART-1 has the precedence.

Via Ant Input

If you want to connect to your TV, peripherals like video recorders or decoders, but the de- vice you want to connect does not have Euroconnector, you should connect it to the ANT input of your TV set.

If the VCR is connected via antenna input it is suggested to use the Programme 0.

Decoder

Cable TV offers you a wide choice of programmes. Most of them are free, others are to be paid for by the viewer. This means that you will need to subscribe to the broad- casting organisation whose programmes you wish to receive. This organisation will supply you a corresponding decoder unit to allow the programmes to be unscrambled.

For further information ask your dealer. See also the booklet supplied with your decoder.

Connect a decoder with an aerial socket to the TV

• Connect the aerial cable.

Connect a decoder without an aerial socket to the TV

Connect the decoder to your TV with a eurocable (RCA Jack Cable) to SCART - (AV1 / AV2) (RCA Jack). When your decoder has a Euroconnector / RCA Jack you can obtain better picture quality if you connect a eurocable (RCA Jack Cable) to SCART - (AV1 / AV2) (RCA Jack).

TV and Video Recorder

• Connect the aerial cables.

Better picture quality can be obtained if you also connect a eurocable to SCART - (AV1 / AV2) sockets.

Playback NTSC

Connect NTSC VCR player to one of two Euroconnectors at the back of the TV.

Then, press “AV“ button to select AV-1 or AV-2.

Search for and store the test signal of the video recorder

Unplug the aerial cable from the aerial socket “ANT” of your video recorder.

Switch on your TV and put the video recorder on the test signal. (See the handbook for your video recorder.)

Search for the test signal of your video re- corder in the same way as you searched for

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20 TM 52 specifications

The Metz 20 TM 52 is a notable entry in the world of advanced photographic flash systems. This powerful, compact flash unit is designed to cater to both professional photographers and serious enthusiasts who demand versatility and high performance from their equipment.

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