Hitachi cl2125t User Manual

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Automatic Search
Programme will be the first selected item as you

enter the TUNING menu. Pressing

button select the programme where you want the

tuned station to be stored. (You may also type the

programme number using the digit buttons.)

Press

button to select Band. Using

button, select the band in which

search is to be made.

With the

button, select Search.

Search can be made either forward, pressing

button or backwards, pressing

button.

If the tuned station is not the desired one, you can

continue searching pressing

button

again.

When the desired station is tuned, select STORE

using

button and store it to the

programme number you selected pressing

button.

To stop searching before a channel is found, press

the reverse direction button (for example when

searching is made in forward direction, press back-

wards direction button to stop searching).

To name a Programme
First select the programme number you want to name.
Then select name option using or button. After
that press

button to select the position

of the letter to be changed and press or button

to change that letter. After that select and change the

other letters as well in order to name the programme

correctly. Finally to store the name, select store option
using or button and store it pressing

button.

To change Standard
(You can change this menu only between standards

which your TV set supports.)
Pressing

button selects the Broadcast

Standard required. Then select the standard you want
pressing

button. When changing the

standard this way, if the previous channel is not defined

for the new selected standard, then also the channel will

be changed to the first defined channel of that standard

(For example: When changing BG to K1 and the

previous channel is C12, after changing the standard,

the channel will be C4, because the first defined channel

of standard K1 is C4). After that, if it is returned to the

previous standard back, the channel will not be changed

to the previous one anymore (That means, in the

example above, when it is returned from K1 to BG

again, the channel will not change to C12 anymore and

keep C4). Defined channels for different standards are

given as following:

B/G

: C01-C69, S01-S41

D/K

: C01-C12, C21-C69, S01-S19, S22-S41

: C21-C69

I**

: C01-C17, C21-C69, S01-S19, S22-S41

L/L

: C01-C11, C21-C69, S01-S41

: C04-C09

* U.K. I (UHF)

** IRELAND I (VHF, UHF)

Fine Tuning
Picture or sound quality can be poor in areas where the

receptions is weak. In such cases, picture and sound

quality can be improved by fine tuning. To make fine

tuning:
In the tuning menu, press

or button to se-

lect the Fine Tuning item. Pressing the

button

continuously will cause the fine tuning be made for-

ward while pressing the

button continuously will

cause the fine-tuning to be made backwards. When

you are satisfied with the reception of transmission,

store it. To store the fine tuning setting select the
STORE option using either the

button

and store it to the selected programme number by
pressing either of the

buttons.

Program (Programming) Menu
Program. (Programming) menu is used to display the

programme names and numbers. You can use this

menu to delete a channel, to insert a channel and to

autostore the programmes.You can access this menu
directly via

INFO button in no menu condition.

Select the PROGRAM Menu pressing the or
button and open it by pressing

buttons.

When you enter the programme menu, all the

programme numbers and names will be displayed on

the screen. The programme name and number of the

tuned channel will be displayed in red. All the other

channel numbers will be black and at first the

programme number 1 will be flashing. You can move the
flashing number using the or buttons. As you

pass through the programme numbers this way, to

reach the programme number you want, the channels

corresponding to the programme numbers you pass

through will not be tuned.
Pressing the RED button will tune the channel on the

flashing programme number. Now the colour of the

flashing programme number will be red. Again you can
use the or or

buttons.