Sharp SX76NF100 - Manual

6 Easy setup To use your TV set, perform the easy setup procedure below. The mark indicates the page number with more detailed information. Connect the antenna. • See 11 to connect the antenna. Connect any video equipment. • See 40 , 41 to connect video equipment. • See the operation manual of your ...

7 Part names • Be sure to match the batter y j j j j j / k k k k k terminals with the j j j j j / k k k k k marks inside the compar tment. • Remove the batteries if weak or if the unit is not in use for long periods.• Do not mix old and new batteries.• Incorrect installation of the batteries may dam...

8 Part names Bottom 12 12 7 31 28 SX66NF100 13 13 41 18 13 13 CH CH / Power indicator Power can be turned on by the remote control when the indicator is lit red. Door Power switch Turns on and off the main power. Infrared sensor window Receives the infrared wave from the remote control. Headphones j...

10 Part names Rear terminals SX66NF100 SX76NF100 11 41 41 41 40 41 COMPONENT IN/AUDIO INterminals Connect to a DVD player, etc. AV-2 IN VIDEO/AUDIO (L/R)terminals Connect to a VCR, etc. AV-1 IN VIDEO/AUDIO (L/R)terminals Connect to a VCR, etc. VIDEO/AUDIO (L/R) OUT terminals Connect to a VCR, etc. S...

11 If your outdoor antenna uses a 75-ohm coaxial cable with a standardDIN45325 plug (IEC 169-2), plug it into the Antenna In terminal at therear of the TV set. If your outdoor antenna uses a 300-ohm twin-lead flat feeder, connect a300-ohm to 75-ohm impedance conver ter and plug it into the Antenna I...

12 Watching TV 1 Turn on power. • When the Power indicator (see 8 and 9 ) is off, press . • When the Power indicator lights up red, press on the remote control. The Power indicator changes to green and a picture appears. TV Set (Bottom) With CH / CH (on remote control) • Press CH , and channels chan...

13 • Select an appropriate volume so as not to injure your hearing.• To avoid injuring your hearing, do not put on the headphones before plugging them into the Headphones jack and before the power is turned on. • The proper impedance for the headphones is 32 ohms.• Remove the headphones plug from th...

14 Channel/Timer display Displays the current channel number, the timer, and othersettings on the screen. 2 Press again. • The timer displays disappear. 1 Press . • The time remaining on the Off Timer, On Timer, Reminder, and thechannel number and colour/soundsystem indications appear on thescreen. ...

15 TV/Video selection Switches between TV broadcasts and AV input programmes. Each time you press TV/VIDEO , the input switches between AV1 (or SAV1 when S-VIDEO terminal is used), AV2, AV3 (or SAV3 when S-VIDEO terminal is used), COMPONENT, and TV programme. Channel recall Switches back to the chan...

16 Selecting a menu item 1 Press MENU / MENU/PRESET to call MENU screen. 3 Press / to enter. • The corresponding menu screen will appear. This TV set allows you to adjust the picture and sound, and set the channels and other featuresusing the on-screen display with the remote control or from the TV ...

17 Settings and adjustments On-screen display language selection The on-screen display language can be set to English,Chinese, French, Russian, Malay or Arabic. 3 Press MENU/PRESET until normal screen appears. 2 Press CH / CH to select desired language. • Pressing MENU/PRESET changes the screen as s...

18 Settings and adjustments Manual channel tuning Enables manual channel tuning to a desired TV station. (e.g.tuning the TV to a VCR, tuning in an additional TV station.)NOTE: This TV is already tuned into 2, 7, 9, 10 and 28. 1 Press and hold down MENU/PRESET for more than two seconds. • The Languag...

19 Auto channel tuning Automatically tunes in and presets receivable TV stations,using consecutive channel numbers (e.g. 2, 7, 9, 10 will bestored as 1, 2, 3, 4) 1 Press and hold down MENU/PRESET for more than two seconds. • The Language Select screen appears. • Auto Preset stores all receivable cha...

20 Channel setting Enables individual channel setting. 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen. 2 Press CH / CH to select “CH-SETTING”. 3 Press / to display CH-SETTING menu. 4 Press CH / CH to select desired item. 5 Each time you press / , setting for individual items changes as follows: • POSITION: The ch...

21 Picture adjustment 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen. 2 Press CH / CH to select “PICTURE”. 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 above to adjust other items. 7 Press MENU until normal screen appears. • When NORMAL is pressed while the PICTURE menu is displayed, the setting for the selected item is reset to the s...

22 Settings and adjustments Sound adjustment 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen. 2 Press CH / CH to select “SOUND”. 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 above to adjust other items. 7 Press MENU until normal screen appears. • When NORMAL is pressed while the SOUND menu is displayed, the setting for the selected ite...

23 Each time you press SURROUND , the mode toggles between ON and OFF. OFF : Produces normal sound. ON : Produces surround sound. • Surround Sound only works when a stereo signal is being received. 2 Press / to adjust the surround effect level. 1 Press SURROUND until the SURROUND ON mode screen is d...

24 Each time you press , the width of the picture changes as shown below. (See page 25.) PANORAMA FULL NORMAL ZOOM (14:9) CINEMA Settings and adjustments Wide mode Selects the width of the picture. Wide mode selection CH CH V-SIZE/V-SCROLL adjustment Selectable wide mode Input Mode PANORAMA FULL NOR...

25 4 : 3 16 : 9 Detail information on each wide mode PANORAMA Adapts the broadcast picture to 16:9 formatwithout changing the centre of view. This isespecially useful for programmes like the newswhen the speaker in the centre of the pictureneeds to be seen clearly. FULL Adapts the broadcast picture ...

26 Settings and adjustments Automatically turns the screen blue if a broadcast signal isnot received. • Poor reception due to weak signals and too much noise may activate BLUE BACK, despite the presence of a broadcast signal. To continue watching TV under these conditions, set BLUE BACK to“OFF”. • W...

27 When video equipment, such as a video game system orcamcorder, is connected to the front (AV-3 IN) terminals, thisTV set automatically selects the input mode (AV3) when thevideo equipment is turned on. • If the video equipment is connected to the rear terminals on the TV set, the video mode will ...

28 Settings and adjustments Save This function reduces the picture brightness to create asofter image while saving electricity. 3 Press / to display FEATURE menu. 4 Press CH / CH to select “SAVE”. 5 Press / to select “ON” or “OFF”. • When SAVE is set to “ON”, the POWER SAVE indicator on the TV set l...

29 Adjusts the headphones volume. Headphones volume 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen. 2 Press CH / CH to select “FEATURE ”. 3 Press / to display FEATURE menu. 4 Press CH / CH to select “ ”. 6 Press MENU until normal screen appears. CH CH MENU MENU P I C TURESOUND F E A TURE T I MERCH– S E T T I NG 5...

30 Settings and adjustments Off timer Automatically turns power off after a set length of time haspassed. 3 Press / to display TIMER menu. 4 Press CH / CH to select “OFF ”. 5 Press / to set time for TV to turn off. • Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes. • As soon as the time i...

31 On timer Automatically turns power on after a set length of time haspassed. 3 Press / to display TIMER menu. 4 Press CH / CH to select “ON ”. 5 Press / to set time for TV to turn on. • Maximum time that can be preset is 12 hours and 50 minutes. • As soon as the time is entered, the timer star ts ...

32 Settings and adjustments 1 Press MENU to call MENU screen. 2 Press CH / CH to select “TIMER”. 3 Press / to display TIMER menu. 4 Press CH / CH to select “ ”. • This function also works in the Standby mode. Power is automatically turned on five minutes before the preset length of time expires. The...

33 Broadcast features NICAM broadcasts Enables selection of reception mode when receiving aNICAM-I, -B/G, or -D/K signal. Stereo Each time you press MPX , the mode switches between NICAM STEREO and MONO. Bilingual Each time you press MPX , the mode switches between M1 (main sound), M2 (sub sound), a...

34 Broadcast features Each time you press MPX , the mode switches between STEREO and MONO. Stereo Each time you press MPX , the mode switches between MAIN and SUB. Bilingual • The setting can be selected individually for each channel position.• A2 stereo-B/G: National and regional broadcast system u...

35 Teletext broadcasts Teletext is an information service, organised like a magazine, which is provided by sometelevision stations in addition to regular television broadcasting. Your television receivesspecial Teletext signals broadcast by a TV station, processes the information anddisplays it grap...

36 Broadcast features Other features (Text/Mix/Picture) Each time you press the button, the displaymode changes as shown below. TV mode Teletext mode Mixed mode TV mode: Current TV programme screen. TV mode Teletext mode Mixed mode Current Programme (Half page) Each time you press the button, the up...

38 Broadcast features LIST mode Teletext page memory list Your TV has 40 Teletext page number memories for fast recall of Teletextinformation.In programme positions 1 through 9, four Teletext page numbers can bestored in each position; a total of 36 pages.In programme positions 10 through 99, only o...

39 1 Select an appropriateprogramme channel. 2 Press to select the Teletext mode. 3 Press LIST to change from FLOF system to LIST mode. 4 To recall a page numberdisplayed in the colouredbrackets, simply press thecorresponding Colour button. 5 Press LIST again to return to FLOF mode. Fast page select...

40 Connections • When connecting the TV to a DVD player via the COMPONENT IN terminals, the video and audio from the DVD player cannot be output through the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT ter minals on the TV. • Please refer to the operation manual of your DVD player for more infor mation.• Be sure to fully inser ...

41 Connecting to video equipment Enjoy playback from a video disc player, VCR or other video equipment by connectingthem to this TV set using the Audio/Video In terminals. Example use of front terminals Example use of rear terminals • The S-VIDEO terminal has priority over the Video ter minal.• The ...

42 Troubleshooting The following problems do not always indicate a hardware failure. Therefore, please usethe troubleshooting guide below before calling for repair service.If, after following the guide none of the remedies work, unplug the TV set and call forservice. Quick Service Check List Try a n...

43 Specifications • Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.• Receiving system: These receiving systems, encompassing all currently available technology, include those with planned broadcast, videotape and laserdisc hardware and software. • Reception channels: Some examples of...

SHARP CORPORATION WARRANTY Consumer Electronic Products Congratulations on Your Purchase! This Shar p product is warranted against faults in materials and manufacture for a period of twelve (12)*months from the date of original purchase. If ser vice is required dur ing the warranty per iod, please c...