User manual CURTIS TID890

[. . . ] - Press << or >> on remote control to search the disc, rewind or forward. DVD Display Chapter Hrs Mins Secs P. 12 P. 13 OPERATING PROCEDURE fig. 1 TV OPERATION Color System Sound System TV Channel (outdoor) 1. Slide the Lamp/TV/Radio/OFF Switch to the 'TV' position to turn the TV ON. Make fig. 2 sure the COLOR-SYS is 'Auto' and the SOUND-SYS is correct. [. . . ] Press the 'CH-' button to 'PICTURE' column, Press the 'DOWN' button once to jump to the Sub menu. Select 'Contrast', 'Bright', 'Color', 'Tint' and 'Sharpness' by pressing Ch+ or Ch- and adjust the level by pressing 'UP' and 'Down'. Press the 'CH-' button once to 'SYSTEM' column, Press the 'DOWN' button once to jump to the Sub menu. Select 'COLOR-SYS', 'SOUND-SYS' by pressing Ch+ or Ch- and adjust the level by pressing 'UP' and 'Down'. Change the TV Channel Press the 'MENU' button to menu screen. Press the 'CH-' button 3 times to 'PRESET' column, Press the 'DOWN' button once to jump to the Sub menu. Select 'CH NO. ', 'SKIP CH', 'AREA', 'AUTO PROGRAM' by pressing Ch+ or Ch- and adjust the level by pressing 'UP' and 'Down'. Press the 'CH-' button 4 times to 'EXTRA' column, Press the 'DOWN' button once to jump to the Sub menu. Select 'BACKGROUND. ', 'LANGUAGE' by pressing Ch+ or Ch- and adjust the level by pressing 'UP' and 'Down'. CAUTION TFT PANEL The design of this TFT is as follow : a) Swivel : 180 degree (90 degree each left and right) b) Up and Down : 120 degree DO NOT TURN THE PANEL BY FORCE AS THIS WILL BREAK THE HINGES. Before you adjust for the picture problems make these few simple checks: 1. Adjust the length, direction and angle for best reception when using outside. Note: To avoid damaging the antenna, always close the antenna one section at a time, starting with the largest diameter section first. To avoid bending the antenna do not push the top section of the antenna. External Antenna / Cable Ready Where TV receiving conditions are unfavorable, an external antenna may be used with an antenna adaptor. Cable Ready antenna and the Ext antenna are packed with the car adaptor. REMOTE RESUME PLAY / PAUSE TIME Keypad REPEAT RETURN A-BREPEAT ANGLE Setup Stop Prev Next PROG OPEN / CLOSE MUTE LANGUAGE SUBTITLE ZOOM RAN OSD CATALOGUE STEP SLOW TITLE PBC ( Root Menu for VCD only ) CLEAR Fast Rewind Fast Forward AC adaptor Cable Ready antenna Ext antenna External antenna jack POWER SUPPLY AC Power (House Current) Operation Using the AC Adaptor: Connect the DC plug coming out of the AC adaptor into the DC 12V Power Input Jack in the receiver and then plug the AC adaptor into the wall outlet. NOTE : Power Source Selector must be set to 'EXT. ' position. Direct selection from root menu ENTER DC 12V Jack P. 6 P. 7 CONTROLS AND FUNCTION CONTROL ADJUSTMENTS 1. TV(DVD)/OFF/RADIO Slide switch to correct position of function you choose to use. Radio : For FM, slide the switch to the center position, For AM, slide switch to left. Earphone Jack Inserting the earphone (not included) plug into this jack for private listening. Telescopic Rod Antenna This antenna is common to FM radio and all TV VHF/UHF channels 10. DC 12V INPUT Jack When you want to use your unit in a car or recreational vehicle, connect the DC plug from the car cord into the DC12V input jack and the other end into the cigarette lighter of your vehicle. [. . . ] Flashlight Release The torch is detachable, press 'RELEASE' button and pull out the torch for independent use. Audio IN 9 11 18 9 17 12 28 16 21 19 1 3 24 33 4 39 40 42 5 36 6 35 37 10 8 7 34 14 15 13 38 41 31 32 25 29 30 20 22 2 23 26 27 REMOTE 1. 34. Torch ON/OFF switch Flashlight Release Button TV/VIDEO/DVD CH+ : Channel UP CH- : Channel down UP - MENU UP DOWN- MENU DOWN DLL Radio Station display Video IN Audio IN Video Out Audio Out Weather Band Station Switch Ant switch P. 4 P. 5 CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK), NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. [. . . ]