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Metz 63 TF 51, 70 TF 53 manual Programme selection, Screen displays Explanation, Press the P+

Models: 63 TF 51, 70 TF 53

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2.2 Programme selection

The screen displays		Explanation

1.Select the programme position (e.g. Prog number 10)

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2. Next programme

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3.Last programme

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Press the key when the TV is in standby mode. The TV then switches to the programme viewed before the receiver was turned off to standby.

Now enter the programme number with the numeric keys. The TV is changed over to the selected programme position as soon as the last digit has been entered.

With single-digit programme numbers it is only neces- sary to press the corresponding key, e.g. key 4 for pro- gramme position 4.

After the programme position has been selected an information box appears indicating the programme position number, the time, and the currently valid sound mode, e.g. stereo.

Press the P+	P-	keys to run through the program-
mes. Keeping the		P+ or P- key depressed for more

than 2 seconds will cause a programme box to be dis- played on the screen for selection of the programme position. Release the P+ or P- key as soon as the desired logo is highlighted in white. The corresponding programme position will then be selected.

With this key, you can switch back and forth between the last two programme positions you selected.

Example:

You are watching a programme on ITN; during the commercials, you switch to BBC with the aid of the numeric keys . .

You can now switch back and forth between ITN and BBC by pressing the PRG. key.

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Metz 63 TF 51, 70 TF 53 Programme selection, Screen displays Explanation, Next programme Last programme, Press the P+

Contents

Tiros 63 TF Hints for use of the Operating Instructions ContentsBatteries Remote control handset RBNota MenuMains voltage Setting up and connectingSetting up Connecting the aerialLanguage selection in the TV menu Turning the TV on and offOperator Help Call/exit Settings in the submenus can be changedTV menu and operator help TV-menuPress the P+ Programme selectionScreen displays Explanation Next programme Last programmeKey Store the setting and return to TV pictureStation table Direct channel entry Station searchAutostore Station settingsAutostore function Sorted to countriesExchanging two programme Store the settingsSorting stations Positions Station tableAdjust fine tuning within the range of -99 to +99 with Fine tuningSelect the fine tuning function Adjust the fine tuningAny existing logo will be overwritten Allocating a station logoTV station table Call the logo menuChrominance and sharpness are adjusted in the same manner Changing individual picture settingsChanging individual sound settings Adjusting the luminance Adjusting the contrastCall the TV menu Only if a multi-standard upgrademodule has been installedCall the „Function keys menu AssigningFunction keys Example of programming function key BSwitch to Megatext mode and program the function keys Select the function for TV mode in this example „SubtitlesWhite Settings forStore the settings Return to TV picture YellowRGB priority Store the new settings with the OK keyVolume adaptation Activate and deactivate the volume adaptationOur example Volume adjustment and forced monoActivate forced mono sound mode ExampleChrominance Switch on the noise reductionSwitch on the CTI function Correcting picture deviationsStore all settings and return to TV picture Adjust the colour offset or contrastChage the picture format Call the AV menu AV recordingAV-recording Camcorder video recorderSelect the desired AV device in this example Video rec Store the settings and clear the menuCall the „Time settings menu Time settingsSwitch-on/off Reminder time Time settingsReminder time Switch-on/offHallo Reminder time can be deleted with the -/--keyChildlock Switching onCall the „Childlock submenu and switch on the childlock 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 advanceSwitch off the TV speakers and adjust the headphones volume Connecting headphonesHeadphones VolumeSelect a chapter MegatextBasic functions Call Megatext Select a subjectChapter-by-chapter leafing Page-by-page leafingSubject-by-subject leafing Selection by cursor Multiple pagesRecognizing multiple pages First page of the selected subject and chapter is displayed Direct page selectionSelect the subject Select the chapterPages Hi TextTopical or news-flash Return to last indexReturn to normal font size Doubling the font sizeSelect the next page e.g Infotext Setting marksErased when you switch to another programme position Set the first markSet the second mark AktuellesFrom TV picture to the first mark Megatext Infotext Mark-by-mark advanceStep forward to the next mark Mark 2 on text Key to call the page where the markErase the mark Mark 2 on text page 422/2Automatically Riddle solutions keyAccess to riddle solutions SubtitlesVariable Zoom Switch off the zoom functionOperation without remote control Phono-Scart cable for VHS-Scart or S-VHS-Scart connection Camcorders VideorecordersDevices Connecting externalChange the signal type Differences between the signal typesEuro 2/3 TV set Connections on the rear Video recorderVideo Rec Rec Rec.2Me position and call Station table Store the setting and return to the TV pictureVideo signal ControlCall the second picture sub- menu and adjust VCR Connecting a video recorder via the aerial socketSet the „VCR function to „On with Connecting peripheral equipment Pay-TV decoder Video signal is normally supplied directly from the aerial Select video signal „via decoderYou can switch between „Aerial direct and „Aerial via Upgrade kits Technical dataMaintenance and care Glossary Desired function key Index Subject to technical changes. Errors and omissions exceptedMetz. Always first class