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Teletext

(option)

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Teletext

(or

TOP

text)

is

an

optional

function,

therefore

only

a

set

with

the

teletext

system

can

receive

the

teletext

broadcast.

Teletext

is

a

free

service

broadcast

by

most

TV

stations

which

gives

up-to-the-minute

information

on

news,

weather,

television

pro-

grammes,

share

prices

and

many

other

topics.

The

teletext

decoder

of

this

TV

can

support

the

SIMPLE,

TOP

and

FASTEXT

systems.

SIMPLE

(standard

teletext)

consists

of

a

num-

ber

of

pages

which

are

selected

by

directly

entering

the

corre-

sponding

page

number.

TOP

and

FASTEXT

are

more

modern

methods

allowing

quick

and

easy

selection

of

teletext

information.

Switch

on/off

Press

the

TEXT

button

to

switch

to

teletext.

The

initial

page

or

last

page

appears

on

the

screen.

Two

page

numbers,

TV

station

name,

date

and

time

are

displayed

on

the

screen

headline.

The

first

page

number

indicates

your

selec-

tion,

while

the

second

shows

the

current

page

displayed.

Press

the

TEXT

button

to

switch

off

teletext.

The

previous

mode

reappears.

SIMPLE

text

Page

selection

1.

Enter

the

desired

page

number

as a

three

digit

number

with

the

NUMBER

buttons.

If

during

selection

you

press

a

wrong

num-

ber,

you

must

complete

the

three

digit

number

and

then

re-

enter

the

correct

page

number.

2.

The

/

button

can

be

used

to

select

the

preceding

or

fol-

lowing

page.

Programming

a

colour button

in

LIST

mode

If

the

TV

is

in

SIMPLE

text,

TOP

text

or

FASTEXT

mode,

press

the

button

to

switch

to

LIST

mode.

Four

teletext

page

numbers

of

your

choice

can

be

colour

coded

and

easily

selected

by

pressing

the

corresponding

coloured

button

on

the

remote

control

handset.

1.

Press

a

coloured

button.

2.

Using

the

NUMBER

buttons,

select

the

page

you

wish

to

pro-

gramme.

3.

Press

the

OK

button.

The

selected

page

is

stored

as

the

select-

ed

page

number,

blinking

once

to

confirm

this.

From

now

on,

you

can

select

this

page

with

the

same

coloured

button.

4.

The

three

other

coloured

buttons

are

programmed

in

this

way.

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