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Up to 100 broadcast stations in your reception area can be stored in the
electronic memory.There are three ways to preset these channels:
AUTO : Searches automatically storing found channels in
consecutive programme positions.
SEMI :Searches for channels one at a time automatically locking
into strong signals.
MANUAL :Searches for channels one at a time manually selecting
any signal found even if weak.
The TV set automatically searches and stores all locally accessible
channels.
Press the Menu buttonand using the or buttons highlight the
Tuning menu, press the ©button to access the tuning menu.Use the
orbuttons to highlight Mode, press the ©button until AUTO
appears. Press the button to highlight Search and press the ©
button to start searching.
The TV starts searching and storing all available channels, use the
“rearranging channels setting”to reposition the stored location of
each channel to your preferred programme positions e.g.BBC1 to
position 1.
The TV set searches for channels one at a time automatically locking
into strong signals.
Press the Menu buttonand using the or buttons highlight the
Tuning menu, press the ©button to access the tuning menu. Use
the orbuttons to highlight Mode, press the ©button until SEMI
appears. Press the button to highlight Search and press the ©
button to start searching. When a signal is found searching stops
and the screen display reads AFT.You can now choose to store this
channel or to search again.

To Store the channel

Press thebutton to highlight Program, enter
the programme position where you wish to
store the channel using the numeric buttons
e.g.to store at position 2 press 0 then 2.
Press the orbutton until Name is
highlighted you can enter some channel
information e.g.ITV. To enter press the ©
button the first digit is highlighted, press the
orbuttons to select the character you
require (A~Z, !, “, £, $, %, &, ‘, (, ), *, +, ,,-, /,
0~9), press the ©button to select the
second digit, continue to enter for up to 5
digits. Press the ©button so that no digit is
highlighted, press the button until Store is
selected, the word Confirm appears, press
the ©button and the word changes to
Stored.

To Search for another channel

With Search still highlighted press the ©button again until another
channel is found. When you have searched for and stored all the
channels press the Menu buttontwice to leave the Main Menu.
The TV manually searches for any signal even if weak.
Press the Menu buttonand using the or buttons highlight the
Tuning menu, press the ©button to access the tuning menu.Use the
orbuttons to highlight Mode, press the ©button until MANUAL
appears. Press the button to highlight Search then press and hold
the §or©button to star t searching.(<< or >> indicates it is
searching but no strong signal is nearby, < or > indicates a signal is
being detected, >< indicates the signal is strong, release the button
when the best picture appears.
You can now choose to store this channel or search again.Please
refer to Storing and searching channels in the Semi Mode.
Having accessed the Tuning sub menu
press the orbuttons to highlight
Swap. Enter the channel number you
wish to store the station at using the
numeric buttons e.g.to store at program
position 12 enter 1 then 2.
The word confirm appears, press the ©
button and the programme positions
are swapped.
System:This menu informs you of the broadcast standard that has
been detected.
Note: If the tuning menu is not present check the Hotel Specification
setting on page 17 as it may be disabled.
PRESETTINGPRESETTING

Searching for Channels in Auto Mode

Tuning
More
Externals
Sound
>
>
>
>
Menu
Picture
>
Program
Store
Swap
Search
System
Mode
Tuning
Name
AUTO
PALBG
U

Searching Channels in Semi Mode

Program
--
Program
02
123
456
78
0
9
2
1
Name
T----
Name
-----
Name
T ---
Store Confirm
Store Stored

Searching Channels in Manual Mode

Rearranging Channel Settings

Tuning
More
Externals
Sound
>
>
>
>
Menu
Picture
>
Program
Store
Search
System
Mode
Tuning
Name
AUTO
PALBG
U
01
Swap
03
Swap
--
12
12
0
2
Swap
02
Confirm

Other Tuning Menu Options

System PAL