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Operating instructions
for all SLIM-TV sets
Metz - always first class.
605 47 2037.A1
05/41/10
SLIM-TV
Metz Mondial 82 Slim Metz Bristol 82 Slim
Metz Bristol 72 Slim
Metz Spectral 72 Slim Metz Astral 72 Slim
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Operating instructions

HOME ENTERTAINMENTOperating instructionsfor all SLIM-TV setsMetz - always first class.605 47 2037.A105/41/10SLIM-TVMetz Mondial 82 Slim Metz Bristol 8

Page 2 - Contents

10During the design of this TV set, we have madeevery effort to make it as easy a possible for youto use it and we hope that you will enjoy familiari-

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Metz-Werke GmbH & Co. KGPostfach 1267, D-90506 ZirndorfFon: +49 911 - 97060Fax: +49 911 - [email protected] excepted. Subject t

Page 4 - 1. Installation

11With the "TV menu", we provide you with anassistant to help you find your way through themany possible settings of the TV set.Don't b

Page 5 - 2. Safety notes

12Teletext is an additional service provided free ofcharge by many TV stations. It is an "electronicmagazine" through which you can browse i

Page 6 - 3. The Remote Control

13Double font sizeYou can double the size of the font usedfor Teletext pages with the F1 key. Pres-sing this key once displays an enlargedpicture of t

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14Displaying all Teletext marks 5)If you have set marks for a programme position,you can display an overview of these marks bypressing the F3 key. The

Page 8 - 4. Daily Operation

15Opening the menuAV playback (devices with switching voltage)Playing back a recording from a video cassette,DVD, etc. on a connected AV device is ca

Page 9 - 6. Station Selection

16AV playback(devices without switching voltage)In order to see the played back picture, you mustswitch the TV set to playback mode.• Select any progr

Page 10 - Opening the Info

1710.1 AV PlaybackVCR functionThe menu item "VCR" is not available in a2 ** menu.Picture quality when playing back fromtape devicesThe VCR f

Page 11 - Setting window

1811. General Picture SettingsSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.The picture settings brightness, contrast, colourintensity, sharp

Page 12 - 9. TeletextOpening the menu

19Opening the menuMENU11. General Picture SettingsSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.The picture settings zoom, vertical position,

Page 13 - 9. Teletext

21 Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42. Safety notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53. The Remote Contr

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2011. General Picture SettingsSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.The picture settings CTI 3), comb filter 3)and progressive 3)can

Page 15 - Opening the menu

21Opening the menuMENU11. General Picture SettingsSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Rotation 2) 3)Rotation can be adjusted only o

Page 16 - AV playback

2211.1 Picture Settings forProgrammes via TV MenuOpening the menuPicture settings for individual programmepositions are not available in a 2 ** menu.I

Page 17 - VCR function

23Opening the menuMENUF211.2 Picture Settings for Programme via Station TableIndividual picture settings forprogramme position xy:• Select the program

Page 18 - 11. General Picture Settings

24Opening the menu 12. General Sound SettingsSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.The sound settings volume, treble, bass, stereowid

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2512. General Sound SettingsSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Setting SRS-WOW 2)• Press the "MENU" key.The TV menu appe

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26Automatic volume correctionSome TV stations transmit their commercials at ahigher sound volume than that for the normal pro-gramme. In order to save

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2712.1 Sound Settings forProgrammes via TV MenuOpening the menuSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Volume correctionVarious TV stat

Page 22 - Programmes via TV Menu

2812.1 Sound Settings forProgrammes via TV MenuOpening the menuSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Tone settingThe tone setting can

Page 23 - Programme via Station Table

2912.1 Sound Settings forProgrammes via TV MenuSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Forced monoIt may happen that your TV set switch

Page 24 - ) to select

3ContentsConfigurationWorth knowing21. Setting the Country and Language. . . . . . . 5422. Setting Stations - Setting the reception mode . . . . . . .

Page 25 - 12. General Sound Settings

3012.1 Sound Settings for Prog.via the Station TableOpening the menuSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Making sound corrections:•

Page 26 - ) to select "Gene

31Opening the menu13. Colour StandardSome of the menu items are not availablein a 2 ** menu.Normally, your TV set will automatically detect thecolour

Page 27 - 12.1 Sound Settings for

32Opening the menu14. Automatic ZoomThe menu item "Automatic zoom" is notavailable in a 2 ** menu.When the automatic zoom function is active

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33Opening the menu15. ChildlockWith the aid of the childlock function, you candetermine whether or not the TV set can be swit-ched on and which statio

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34Opening the menu 15. Childlockb) Permitted programmes:Activate the childlock as described in step a).Use the corresponding numeric key to select the

Page 30 - 12.1 Sound Settings for Prog

3516. ReminderThe menu item "Reminder" is not availablein a 2 ** menu.If you wish to be reminded of something whilewatching TV, you can set

Page 31 - Setting the colour standard:

3617. Timer ControlThe menu items "On time" and "Off time"are not available in a 2 ** menu.In the menu item "Timer control&qu

Page 32 - 14. Automatic Zoom

3717.1 Setting the Time Opening the menuNormally, the TV set will determine the currentdate and time from the Teletext signals of the cur-rently selec

Page 33 - Opening the menu15. Childlock

3817.2 Recording ControlMENUOpening the menuOKEXITOKThe number of subjects and sections dependson the selected scope of operation. Dependingon the co

Page 34 - Deactivating the childlock

3917.2 Recording controlApplication example:You wish to record a programme received viaDVB-T. The programme starts at 22:45 hours,ends at 23:40 hours

Page 35 - 16. Reminder

4• Take care that no bright artificial light or sunshi-ne falls directly on the screen. This could causereflections which have a negative effect on th

Page 36 - 17. Timer Control

4018. Special FunctionsPicture-in-PictureOpening the menuThe picture-in-picture (PIP) function can only beused to display the picture from an AV devic

Page 37 -  to select

4118. Special FunctionsNormal/SpeechOpening the menuOpening the menuSelection of "Normal" or "Speech" is des-cribed in Section 12.

Page 38 - 17.2 Recording Control

42depends on the selected scope of operation.Depending on the configuration of the TV set,the various menu items may be displayed in adifferent order

Page 39 - 17.2 Recording control

4318. Special FunctionsDirect recording of a programmeOpening the menuIf you wish to record the programme you are cur-rently watching, you can start a

Page 40 - Picture-in-Picture

44Adjusting the picture format 4):• Briefly press the F3 key to open the window withspecial picture functions.• Use the "P+/P-" rocker key t

Page 41 - Normal/Speech

45Adjusting the picture position 4):• Press the F3 key until the window "Special func-tions 3" appears on the screen.• Press numeric key  t

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46The remote control has four function keys: F1, F2,F3 and AV. You can programme these functionkeys with any of the available functions.If you press a

Page 43

47In the menu "Sound settings", you can activate atwo-stage mute function.When this function is active, the volume in TVmode can be reduced

Page 44 - Picture format

4820. EPGEPG is an Electronic Program Guide containingprogramme information for all important stations.It is broadcast by various stations (in Germany

Page 45 -  to select the func

4920.1 Activating the EPGThe EPG function can be activated by briefly pres-sing the "EPG" key if an EPG programme positionhas been defined i

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52. Safety notes• Always place the monitor on a solid,stable surface.• If a cold TV set is moved to a warmroom, always allow any condensationon the sc

Page 47 - Mute Function

50The Electronic Programme Guides arebroadcast by several different stations,and the information is therefore present-ed in various layouts. You can t

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5120.3 Using the EPGOnce all of the EPG data have been collected,briefly pressing the "EPG" key displays the EPGwith the current programme o

Page 49 - 20.1 Activating the EPG

5220.3 Using the EPGSelecting a programme and viewingor setting a reminderIn the EPG, you can select a programme with thecursor control key.• Press th

Page 50 - 20.2 Collecting EPG Data

5320.3 Using the EPGRecording a ProgrammeSelecting a programme for recording:If you have a video recorder with the dialoguesystem, the EPG permits you

Page 51 - 20.3 Using the EPG

5421. Setting theCountry and LanguageThe menu items "Language" and "Country"are not available in a 2 ** menu.Selecting the languag

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5522. Setting StationsSetting the reception modeThis TV set is capable of operating in three diffe-rent reception modes:Analogue TV:The broadcasting t

Page 53 - Recording a Programme

Various TV standards for picture and sound areused in different countries. If the wrong TV stan-dard is selected, you will not be able to hear thesoun

Page 54 - Country and Language

57Opening the menu22.1 Setting StationsAnalogue TVTerrestrial station searchThe terrestrial station search automatically sear-ches the entire range of

Page 55 -   

58The TV set will normally detect the colour standard(PAL, SECAM, NTSC, NTSC44, PAL60, PAL M)automatically.If this automatic selection does not provid

Page 56 - 22.1 Setting Stations

59DVB-T station searchThe DVB-T station search operation searches theentire frequency band for TV and radio stations.All stations which are found are

Page 57 - Analogue TV

6ǼThe remote control sends commands tothe TV set by means of an infrared sig-nal. You must point it towards the TV setwhen using

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60For a manual station search, you must know thechannel number or the frequency of the stationyou wish to find.Executing the manual search• Press the

Page 59 - 22.2 Setting Stations

61DVB-C station searchThe DVB-C station search operation searches theentire frequency band for TV and radio stations.All stations which are found are

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62For a manual station search, you must know thechannel number or the frequency of the stationyou wish to find.Executing the manual search• Press the

Page 61 - 22.3 Setting Stations

6323. Station LogoWith the aid of the VPS signal, a station logo witha maximum length of 15 characters is automati-cally assigned to each station.If t

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6424. Sorting StationsYou can move, copy and delete individual stationsor groups of stations within the station table.Moving, copying and deleting sta

Page 63 - 23. Station Logo

6525. Registering AV Devices Opening the menuMENUAV (audio/video) devices are external deviceswhich deliver video and/or audio signals (suchas video r

Page 64 - 24. Sorting Stations

66Data Logic video recorder"Data Logic" is a system which provides a dialo-gue between a TV set and a video recorder. This"intelligent&

Page 65 - , enter a diffe

6725. Registering AV DevicesData LogicOpening the menu• Press numeric key , use the - + key to selectthe correct signal types (OUT/IN) and press the&

Page 66 - Data Logic

68This menu item is not available in a 2 **menu.Some AV devices may use a composite video sig-nal (FBAS) for recording and playback operationsand an R

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69This menu item is not available in a 2 **menu.If desired, you can change the factory settings forAV devices (a video recorder on the EURO1socket and

Page 68 - Setting the signal types

73. The Remote ControlOverview of the functions of the keys Switch to radio mode.Switch on from the standby state into radio mode1). Function keys:F

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70You can define an initial programme position inthis TV set. This initial programme position is usedprimarily to select the AV programme position ify

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71MENUThe number of subjects and sections dependson the selected scope of operation. Dependingon the configuration of the TV set, the variousmenu item

Page 71 - HiFi output

72On the rear of the TV set, you will find audiosockets and a digital audio-out socket (see page80) which can be used to connect the TV set to aHiFi s

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73MENUOpening the menu28. Display ConfigurationThis menu item is not available in a 2 **menu.The green digital display on the front of the TV setcan

Page 73 - ) to select "Display

7429. DVB Radio ModeTo switch from TV mode to DVB radio mode, pressthe "R" key.To switch from DVB radio mode to TV mode, pressthe "TV&q

Page 74 - 29. DVB Radio Mode

75The adjustable scope of operation for the TV setcan be a great help in finding your way aroundthe complex operating functions of the TV set.The scop

Page 75 - 30. Scope of Operation

76• Use the - + key to select the desired scope ofoperation and press the "OK" key to save thenew setting.2    This menu permits you to c

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7731. Operation without the Remote ControlOperation without the remote control is providedas an emergency measure in case the batteries ofyour remote

Page 77 - Remote Control

7832. Connecting HeadphonesThe headphone socket is located behind the flapon the front of the TV set. Open the flap as descri-bed in sections 31 and 3

Page 78 - 33. Sound 1, Sound 2

7935. Connections on the Front of the SetAstral, Mondial, Spectral Headphone socket, diameter 3.5 mm S-VHS or. Y/C in (e.g. camcorder) Audio in R

Page 79 - Astral, Mondial, Spectral

84. Daily OperationSwitching onSwitch on the TV set with the mainswitch. The TV set is now in standby mode andthe red standby indicator lights.After a

Page 80

8035.1 Connections on the Rear of the SetEURO sockets for connection of external AV devicesAntenna socketDVB-S antenna socket(only if DVB-S is install

Page 81 - Direct recording

8136. Copying between AV DevicesDirect recordingOpening the menuIf you wish to copy a recording from one of theAV devices connected to your TV set (su

Page 82

82then displayed. If further recording devicesexist, you can select the desired device with theaid of the -+key.• Press the "OK" key to save

Page 83

83Opening the menuMENU37. Setting the Picture FormatSome of the following menu items are notavailable on a 2 ** menu.Setting the picture format:• Sele

Page 84 - 38. Glossary

8438. GlossaryAutomatic zoomWhen the automatic zoom function is active, pro-grammes broadcast in "widescreen format" (suchas those in the 16

Page 85

85The result is a TV picture with the highest possibleresolution, without any cross-colour or cross-lumi-nance interference.CTIThe CTI (Colour Transie

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8638. GlossaryProgressive scanThis function serves to improve the apparentsharpness and contrast, particularly for films play-ed back from DVD players

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87Is a registered trade mark of SRS Labs, Inc.The SRS WOW technology is used by Metz undera licence from SRS Labs, Inc.Tone settingsThe tone can be se

Page 88 - 39. Technical Data

Mains voltage:230 VAC, 50/60 HzAntenna input:75 Ohms, unbalanced DIN 45325Channel coverage:Standard channels 2 - 12, 21 - 69Special channels S1 - S20,

Page 89 - 40. Upgrade Kits

8940. Upgrade Kits• DVB-S digital upgrade kit 028 NM 1115For the reception of digital TV and radio stationsbroadcast via satellites. The DVB upgrade k

Page 90 - Simultaneous broadcasting

96. Station SelectionStation selection and management ofprogramme positionsThe TV set can store the settings for up to 2000 TVstations and 2000 radio

Page 91 - Cancellation

9041. Basic differences between analog terrestrialreception and DVB-TInformation for our dealers and interes-ted customers.In order to understand how

Page 92 - Problem Possible cause Remedy

9141. Basic differences between analog terrestrialreception and DVB-TAdditionCancellationIn most cases, only a few of the 8,192carrier frequencies wil

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92Problem Possible cause RemedyTV set does not reactto commands fromthe remote control• No line of sight between theremote control and the TV set.• Su

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93Direct recording of ananalogue terrestrialstation (received viaroof antenna orcable) with Data Logicdoes not work.• The Data Logic video recorderis

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94Problem Possible cause RemedyA film in 16:9 formatis played back froman AV device, but isdisplayed in 4:3 for-mat.• The picture format for this pro-

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95IndexAdditional devices (see AV devices)Automatic station search . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56-62Automatic zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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962)Possible only on sets equippedwith this function.Info (Information) (see Help). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Initial programme position. . . . . .

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97IndexStation search, automatic . . . . . . . . . . 57,59,61Station search, manual . . . . . . . . . . . . 57,60,62Station selection . . . . . . . .

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99✍ ✍Errors excepted. Subject to changes !Your Metz product was developed and manufactured with high-quality materials and componentswhich can be recy

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