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ContentsTeletext ..................................................18

To Operate Teletext .............................18To Select A Page Of Teletext ...............18To Select Index Page ..........................18To Select Teletext With A TVProgramme ........................................18To Select Double Height Text .............18To Reveal “Concealed” Information ...18To Stop Automatic Page Change........19To Select A Subcode Page .................19PAT (Picture and Text) .........................19To Exit Teletext ....................................19To Display The Time ..........................19Fastext ................................................19

Connect Peripheral Equipment ............20

High Definition ....................................20Via The Scart ......................................20Via Aerial Input ....................................20Decoder..............................................20TV And Video Recorder.......................20Playback NTSC ..................................20Copy Facility .......................................20Search For And Store The Test Signal OfThe Video Recorder ...........................20Camera And Camcorder ....................21Connect The Decoder To The VideoRecorder.............................................21Connecting Headphones................... 21Connecting Subwoofer.......................21

Aerial Connection .................................22

Tips ........................................................23

Care Of The Screen............................23Poor Picture ........................................23No Picture ...........................................23Sound .................................................23Remote Control ..................................23No solution: ........................................23

Specifications .......................................24

Appendix A: PC Input Typical DisplayModes ....................................................25

Appendix B: DVD Player Selection .......26

Appendix C: Main and PIP-PAP PictureCombinations ........................................27

UK Guarantee ........................................28

Remote Control Buttons .........................2

LCDTV ..................................................... 3

Preparation .............................................5

Features ...............................................5Panel Features .....................................5

Safety Precautions .................................5

Before Switching On Your TV ................. 8

Power Connection ................................ 8Connections To The Aerial Input Socket8How To Connect Other Devices ........... 8Inserting Batteries In The RemoteControl Handset ...................................8

Switching The TV ON/OFF .......................8

To switch the TV on: .............................. 8To switch the TV off: .............................. 8

Initial Settings .........................................9

Initial APS (Automatic ProgrammingSystem) ................................................9

Operating The TV .................................... 9

Operating with the buttons on the TV set9Operating With Remote Control ........... 9

Menu System ........................................ 10Picture menu ...................................... 10Sound menu ....................................... 11Feature menu .....................................12Install menu .......................................13Program menu ...................................14Source menu ...................................... 15

PC Mode ................................................15

Installation .......................................... 15Menu System in PC mode ................. 15PC Picture Position Menu ..................15PC Picture Menu .................................16Sound Menu .......................................16Feature Menu .....................................16Source Menu ...................................... 16Sound in PC mode .............................16

Other Features ...................................... 16

TV Status .............................................16Mute Indicator .....................................16PIP and PAP modes ...........................17Freeze Picture .................................... 17Zoom Modes ...................................... 17

01-ENG-3730W-CLE967 UK-HITACHI 37 INCH TFT-TRIDENT-(LG)-50090848.p65 19.03.2007, 08:491

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RemoteControl Buttons

***

= Stand by On/Offf

= Picture Mode

= Equalizer Sound Mode

= Surround Mode

= Input Source

= Program Information

= Sound Mode

= Sleep Timer

RED / = PAT (Picture and Text)

GREEN / = Subtitle page in TV mode

YELLOW / = Select active window

in PIP mode

BLUE = Only used in Teletext mode

= Menu On/Off

= Go back to previous menu

P+ = Programme Up / Cursor Up

= Volume Down / Cursor Leftt

OK = Enter

= Volume Up / Cursor Right

P- = Programme Down / Cursor Down

= Mute On/Off

= Freeze On/Off

= Aspect ratio

0 - 9 = Digit buttons

= Teletext On/Offf

= PIP / PAP / TVTV

= PIP position

= Sub page

/ = Time / Update

= Hold

= Index Page

31 = Expand

32 = Reveal

33 = Mix

*** These buttons can control most Hitachi DVD Playersand Recorders. Please see P26 for details of how tooperate with other brands.


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LCD TV

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW

LEDSPEAKER SPEAKER

Power CordInput

Power On/Offbutton


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TV/AV button

MENU button

Prog. Up, Prog. Down buttonsVolume Up, Volume Down buttons

On/Off switch

Power cord input

Power On/Off button

S-VHS Input

Video Input

Audio InputssHeadphone

Audio Line Outss

Subwoofer Out

PC Audio Input

Aerial

Scart 2 (EXT-2)

Scart 1 (EXT-1)

HDMI Input (EXT-5)

Component Audio Inputss

Component Video (YPbPr) Inputs

VGA Input

EXT-4 EXT-3

TV /AV

MENU

P /C H

EXT-4S


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PreparationFor ventilation, leave a space of at least 10cm free all around the set. To prevent anyfault and unsafe situations, please do notplace any objects on top of the set.

Use this apparatus in tropical and/or moder-ate climates.

Features• Remote controlled colour television.• 100 programmes from VHF, UHF bands orcable channels can be preset.

• It can tune cable channels.• Controlling the TV is very easy by its menudriven system.

• It has 2 Scart sockets for external devices(such as video, video games, audio set,etc.)

• 3DS Virtual Surround Sound• Stereo sound system (German+Nicam).• Full function Teletext .Fastext (1000 Pages), TOP text.

• Headphone connection.• Direct channel access.• A.P.S. (Automatic Programming System).• All programmes can be named.• Forward or backward automatic tuning.• Sleep timer.• Child Lock.• Automatic sound mute when no transmis-sion.

• NTSC Playback.• AV in and S-VHS in are available.• It has VGA connector for external devicessuch as computer.

• It has an HDMI connector for Digital Videoand Audio. This connection is also de-signed to accept High Definition signals.

• It has PIP / PAP / PAT functions.• AVL (Automatic Volume Limiting)• TV Picture in PC• When no valid signal is detected, after 5minutes the TV switches itself automaticallyto stand-by mode.

• PLL (Frequency Search)

• PC Input (Support up to WXGA 1366 x 768)• Stereo PC Audio Input• Plug&Play for Windows 9X, ME, 2000, XP• 3D Comb Filter• Audio Line Out

Panel Features• 37-inch TFT LCD display.• High resolution (1366x768)• Contrast ratio (800:1 typical)• Brightness (typical) 500 cd/m2.

• Display colour 16.7 Million.

SafetyPrecautionsPlease read the following recommendedsafety precautions carefully for your safety.

IMPORTANT SAFETYINFORMATION ON OPERATINGYOUR TV

Do’s and Don’ts

DO’s

This Television has been designed and manu-factured to meet international safety standards,but like any electrical equipment, care must betaken if you are to obtain the best results andsafety is to be assured.DO read the operating instructions before youattempt to use the equipment.

DO consult your dealer if you are in any doubtabout installation, operation or safety of yourequipment.

DO be careful with glass panels or doors onequipment.This TV is supplied with a fitted mains plug.This plug must not be cut off as it may containa special radio interference filter, the removal

of which could lead to impaired performance.If you wish to extend the lead, obtain an appro-priate safety approved extension lead or con-sult your dealer.

Observe the manufacturers instructions whenconnecting extension leads to the TV. Checkthe fuse rating on the new plug, this should befitted with a 5 Amp fuse which conforms to ei-ther ASTA or BSI (BS1 362) approvals, these


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are easily identifiable by either the or

symbols. If you are in any doubt about the in-stallation of an extension lead, please consulta competent electrician.

DON’Ts

DON’T continue to operate the equipment ifyou are in any doubt about it working normally,or if it is damaged in any way switch off, with-draw the mains plug and consult your dealer.DON’T place water filled vessels on top of T.V.cabinets.

DON’T remove any fixed cover as this may ex-pose dangerous voltages.DON’T leave equipment switched on when it isunattended unless it is specifically stated thatit is designed for unattended operation or hasa stand-by mode. Switch off using the switchon the equipment and make sure your familyknow how to do this. Special arrangementsmay need to be made for infirm or handi-capped people.

DON’T use equipment such as personal ste-reos or radios so that you are distracted fromthe requirements of traffic safety. It is illegal towatch television whilst driving.

DON’Tobstruct the ventilationof the equipment,for example with curtains or soft furnishings.Overheating will cause damage and shortenthe life of the equipment.

DON’T use makeshift stands and NEVER fixlegs or stands to the TV with any screws otherthan those provided - to ensure complete safetyalways use the manufacturers approved standwith the fixings provided.DON’T allow electrical equipment to be ex-posed to rain or moisture.

ABOVE ALL

• NEVER let anyone, especially childrenpush anything into holes, slots or anyother opening in the case - this could re-sult in a fatal electric shock.

• NEVER guess or take chances with elec-trical equipment of any kind - it is better tobe safe than sorry!

1. Power Source

The set should be operated only from a 220-240V AC, 50 Hz. outlet. Ensure you selectthe correct voltage setting for your conve-nience.

2. Power Cord

Do not place the set, a piece of furniture,etc.on the power cord(mains lead) or pinch thecord.Handle the power cord by the plug.Donot pull out the plug by tugging the cord andnever touch the power cord when yourhands are wet as this could cause a shortcircuit or electric shock.Never make a knot inthe cord or tie it with other cord.The powercord should be placed in such a way thatthey are not likely to be stepped on.A damaged power cord can cause fire orgive you an electric shock. When it is dam-aged and need to be changed, it should bedone by qualified personel.

3. Moisture and Water

Do not use this equipment in a humid anddamp place (avoid the bathroom, the sink inthe kitchen, and near the washing machine).Do not expose this equipment to rain or wa-ter, as this may be dangerous and do notplace objects filled with liquids,such asflower vases on top of the set. Avoid fromdripping or splashing.If any solid object or liquid falls into the cabi-net, unplug the set and have it checked byqualified personnel before operating it anyfurther.

4. Cleaning

Before cleaning, unplug the set from the walloutlet. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.Use soft and dry cloth.

5. VentilationThe slots and openings on the back coverare intended for ventilation and to ensure re-liable operation. To prevent overheating,these openings must not be blocked or cov-ered in anyway.


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"The LCD panel is very high technologyproduct with about a million thin film tran-sistors, giving you fine picture details. Oc-casionally, a few non-active pixels may ap-pear on the screen as a fixed point of blue,green or red. Please note that this doesnot affect the performance of your prod-uct."

“DO NOT LEAVE YOUR TV AT STAND-BYOR OPERATING WHEN YOU LEAVE YOURHOUSE”

6.Heat and Flames

The set should not be placed near to nakedflames and sources of intense heat,such asan electric heater. Ensure that no nakedflame sources, such as lighted candles, areplaced on top of the set.

7. LightningIn case of storm and lightning or when go-ing on holiday, disconnect the power cordfrom the wall outlet.

8. Replacement PartWhen replacement parts are required, be surethe service technician has used replacementparts which are specified by the manufactureror have the same specifications as the origi-nal one. Unauthorised substitutions may re-sult in fire, electrical shock, or other hazards.

9 . ServicingPlease refer all servicing to qualified per-sonnel. Do not remove the cover yourself asthis may result in an electric shock.

WARNING: When the device is not in usefor a long time, disconnect from power.

Instructions for waste disposal:

• Packaging and packaging aids are recy-clable and should principally be recycled.Packaging materials, such as foil bag, mustbe kept away from children.

• Battery, including those which is heavymetal-free, should not be disposed of withhousehold waste. Please dispose of usedbattery in an environmentally sound man-ner. Find out about the legal regulationswhich apply in your area.

• Cold cathode fluoresant lamp in LCD PANELcontains a small amount of mercury, pleasefollow local ordinates or regulations for dis-posal.

• The mains plug is used to disconnect the TVfrom the mains and therefore it shall remainreadily operable.

Warning: To prevent injury, this device mustbe securely attached to the floor/wall in ac-cordance with the installation instrutions.

Surely connectthe ground wire.

Be sure to ground the connection properly.Connect the ground terminal of TV with the ground terminal provided

at the power outlet using the enclosed power cord. If theprovided plug

does not fit your outlet, consult an electrician for replacementof the obsolete outlet.


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BeforeSwitchingOnYour TVPower Connection

IMPORTANT: The TV set is designed to op-erate on 220-240V AC, 50 Hz.

• After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach theambient room temperature before you con-nect the set to the mains.

Connections To The Aerial InputSocket

VHF/UHF

75

REAR OF THE TV

CABLE TV

• Connect the aerial or cable TV plug to theAerial input socket located at the rear of theTV and connect the cable plug coming outfrom the TV out socket located on the devices(VCR, DVB-T etc.) to this socket as well.

How To Connect Other Devices

IMPORTANT: Switch off the TV before con-necting any external device.

Sockets for external connections are at therear side of the TV. For connection of otherdevices via Scart refer to the manuals of therelated devices.

Inserting Batteries In The RemoteControl Handset

• Remove the battery cover located on theback of the handset by gently pulling down-wards from the indicated part.

• Insert two AA/R6 or equivalent type batteriesinside. Place the batteries in the right direc-tions.

• Replace the battery cover.

NOTE: Remove the batteries from remotecontrol handset when it is not to be used fora long period.Otherwise it can be damageddue to any leakage of batteries.

SwitchingTheTVON/OFF

To switch the TV on:

Your TV will switch on in two steps:

1- Connect the power supply cord to the sys-tem. Press Power On/Off switch “ ” locatedby the mains input socket. Then the TVswitches itself to stand-by mode and the ledon the front of the TV becomes Red.

2- To switch on the TV from stand-by modeeither:

Press a digit button on the remote control sothat a programme number is selected,

or,Press the "-P/CH" or "P/CH+" button at theright side of the TV or press the “P-” or “P+”button on the remote control, so that lastmode switched off is selected.By either method the TV will switch on andthe led becomes green.

To switch the TV off:

• Press the “ (stand-by)” button on the re-mote control or On/Off switch at the rightside of the TV, so the TV will switch to stand-by mode and the GREEN LED will becomeRED.

To power down the TV completely, pressPower On/Off button at the rear side of theTV,or,


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Unplug the power cord from the mainssocket.

InitialSettings

Initial APS(Automatic ProgrammingSystem)

The following menu will be displayed on thescreen when you turn your TV on for the firsttime. APS, searches and sorts all channelsand stores them automatically on your TV,a c c o r d i n g t o t h e t r a n s m i s s i o n o fprogramme systems in your area.

AUTO PROGRAM

PLEASE CHECK ANTENNA CABLE

Language EnglishCountry UK

AUTO. PROGRAMMING SYSTEM

OK Cancel

First of all choose Language and Country byusing / and / buttons. This will af-fect the sort process in APS. To start APS,press the RED or “OK” button.

APS is running...

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Cancel

After APS is finalized, the programme tablewill appear on the screen. In the programmetable you will see the programme numbersand names assigned to the programmes.If you do not accept the locations and / or theprogramme names of programmes, youcan change them from the Program Menu.(See page 14)

OperatingTheTVYou can operate your TV using both the re-mote control handset and the buttons on theset.

Operating with the buttons on theTV set

Volume setting and programme selectioncan be made by using the buttons on thecontrol panel at the right side of the TV.

Volume Setting

Press the “- ” button to decrease volumeor the “ +” button to increase volume, soa volume level scale (slider) will be dis-played at the bottom of the screen.

Programme Selecting

Press the “P/CH+” button to select the nextprogramme or the “P/CH-” button to selectthe previous programme.

Entering The Menu

Press the “MENU” button on the controlpanel at the side of the TV to enter the menu.

“P/CH+ / -P/CH” and “ + / - ” buttonson the TV are used as navigation buttons inmenu.

AV Mode

Press the “AV” button on the control panelat the side of the TV to switch your TV to EXTmodes.

Operating With Remote Control

The remote control handset of your TV is de-signed to control all the functions of your TV.The functions will be described in accor-dance with the menu system of your TV.Functions of the menu system are de-scribed in Menu System section.

Volume Setting

Press the button to increase volume.Press the button to decrease volume. Avolume level scale (slider) will be displayedat the bottom of the screen.

Programme Selecting

(Previous or next programme)

• Press the “P-” button to select the previousprogramme.


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• Press the “P+” button to select the nextprogramme.

Programme Selecting (direct access):

Press digit buttons on the remote controlhandset to select programmes between 0and 9. The TV will switch to the selectedprogramme after a short delay.

• For a two digit programme number enter thesecond digit after pressing the first digitwithin 2 seconds.

MenuSystemYour TV has been designed with a menusystem to provide easy manipulation of amultifunction system.

Press the button to enter the menu.Press / button to select a menu title andthen / button to select a menu item and/ or “OK” button to enter the menu item.

• Press the button to exit the menu.

• Press the button to return to the previousmenu.

Picture menu

By pressing / button, select the first icon.Picture menu appears on the screen.

Mode Cinema

PICTURE

Contrast

PAL 50Hz

BrightnessSharpnessColourColour Temp WarmNoise Reduction Medium

Reset

102462

32

Film Mode Off3D Comb Off

Mode

By pressing / button, select Mode.Press / button to choose one of theseoptions: Natural, Dynamic and Cinema.

Picture mode can be changed directly bypressing the button.

Contrast

By pressing / button, select Contrast.Press button to increase contrast. Press button to decrease contrast. Contrast levelcan be adjusted between 0 and 63.

Brightness

By pressing / button, select Bright-ness. Press button to increase brightness.Press button to decrease brightness.Brightness level can be adjusted between 0and 63.

Sharpness

By pressing / button, select Sharp-ness. Press button to increase sharp-ness. Press button to decrease sharp-ness. Sharpness level can be adjusted be-tween 0 and 31.

Colour

By pressing / button, select Colour.Press button to increase colour. Press button to decrease colour. Colour level canbe adjusted between 0 and 99.

Hue

This item is displayed in picture menu whenthe TV receives an NTSC signal. By press-ing / button, select hue. Press buttonto increase hue. Press button to decreasehue. Hue level can be adjusted between -31and 31.

Colour Temp

By pressing / button, select ColourTemp. Press / button to choose one ofthese options: Cool, Normal and Warm.

Noise Reduction

This item is used to reduce the image noiseand improve the picture quality at weak sig-nals.

By pressing / button, select Noise Re-duction. Press / button to set Noise re-duction level to Off, Low, Medium or High.


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Film ModeFilms are recorded at a different number offrames per second to normal televisionprogrammes.By pressing / button, select Film Mode.Press / button to set this feature On orOff. Turn this feature on when you are watch-ing films to see the fast motion scenesclearly.

3D Comb3D Comb is used to improve colour transi-tions and colour quality of pictures.

By pressing / button, select 3D Comb.Press / button to set this feature On orOff.

Reset

By pressing / button, select Reset.Press / or “OK” button to reset the picturemodes to factory default settings.

Sound menuBy pressing / button, select the secondicon. Sound menu appears on the screen.

Volume

SOUND

EqualizerBalanceHeadphoneSound Mode

10

0

StereoAVLEffectDynamic Bass

OnOff

3DSSubwoofer Off

OffOn

Volume

By pressing / button, select Volume.Press button to increase volume level.Press button to decrease volume level.Volume level can be adjusted between 0and 63.

Equalizer

By pressing / button, select Equalizer.Press / or “OK” button to enter equalizermenu.

SOUNDEqualizer

Sound Mode User120Hz500Hz1.5kHz5kHz

0

10kHz

0000

In equalizer menu the sound mode can bechanged to User, Pop, Rock, Jazz, Flat andClassic by pressing / button. Equalizermenu settings can be changed only whenSound Mode is User. Select the desired fre-quency by / button and increase or de-crease the frequency gain by pressing / button.

Press the button to return to the previousmenu.

Balance

By pressing / button, select Balance.Press button to increase balance to theright. Press button to increase balance tothe left. Balance level can be adjusted be-tween -31 and 31.

Headphone

By pressing / button, select Head-phone. Press / or “OK” button to enterheadphone menu.

SOUNDHeadphone

VolumeSound ModeBalance

10

0Stereo


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Sound Mode

By pressing / button, select SoundMode. Press / button to change themode.

You can select Mono, Stereo, Dual A or DualB mode, only if the selected channel sup-ports that mode.

In case of bilingual broadcast (Dual Sound),you can select original or dubbed languageusing mode option.

AVL

Automatic Volume Limiting (AVL) functionadjusts the sound to obtain fixed output levelbetween programs, having different soundlevels.

Pressing / button will turn this feature onor off.

Effect

You can use this feature to switch the soundeffect on or off. If the current sound system isMono and the sound effect is switched on,then the sound will be heard as if it is Ste-reo. If the current sound system is Stereo,switching this effect on will give a more spa-tial effect.

Pressing / button will turn this feature onor off.

Dynamic Bass

Dynamic Bass is used to increase bass ef-fect of the TV set.By pressing / button, select DynamicBass. By pressing / button set Dynamicbass to Low, High or OFF. It is not recom-mended to select High if listening at highvolume levels. There is a subwoofer outputthat can accept an active subwoofer if youwish to create very high levels of Bass.

3DS

This feature is used to create the impres-sion that sound is coming from around theroom instead of from the set speakers.Pressing the / buttons will turn the fea-ture on or off.

SubWoofer

It is possible to connect an external, activesubwoofer to the set to give a much deeperbass effect.By pressing / button, select Subwoofer.Subwoofer can be set to On or Off.

Set Subwoofer to On when you connect anexternal subwoofer to the set.

Feature menu

By pressing / button, select the third icon.Feature menu appears on the screen.

Sleep Timer

FEATURE

Child LockLanguageExt-2 OutDefault Zoom

OffOff

EnglishEXT - 1

PanoramicBlue Background OnMenu Background TranslucentMenu Timeout 30 secTeletext Language West

Sleep Timer

By pressing / button, select SleepTimer. The timer can be programmed be-tween Off and 2 hours in steps of 10 min-utes by pressing / button. If sleep timeris activated, at the end of the selected time,the TV goes automatically to stand-by mode.

Child Lock

You can use this feature to prevent childrenturning the TV on or changing programs oradjustments etc. without remote control.

The child lock feature can be set by / but-ton to either on or off. When off is selected,there will be no difference in the operation ofyour TV. When on is selected, the TV canonly be controlled by the remote controlhandset. In this case the control panel but-tons, except the Power on/off button, at therear side of the TV will not work. If one ofthese buttons is pressed, “Child Lock On”will be displayed on the screen.


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Language

By pressing / button, select Language.By pressing / button, you can select thelanguage.

Ext-2 Out

By pressing / button, select Ext-2 Out.You can set Ext-2 Out to TV, EXT-1, EXT-3,EXT-4, EXT-5 or PC by pressing / button.Note: Only audio output is available for EXT-3, EXT-5 and PC. The other options haveboth audio and video outputs.

Default Zoom

By pressing / button, select DefaultZoom. You can set Default Zoom to Pan-oramic, 4:3 or 14:9 Zoom by pressing / button. If there is no WSS or aspect ratio(picture size) information and zoom mode isselected as Auto by pressing the button,then the zoom mode will automaticallychange to Default Zoom setting. See alsoZoom Modes on page 17.

Blue Background

You can set the TV to automatically changeto a blue screen if the signal is weak or ab-sent, or when there is no input from an exter-nal device.

The Blue Background feature can be turnedon or off by pressing / button.

Menu Background

By pressing / button, select MenuBackground. You can change menu back-ground to Translucent or Opaque by press-ing/ button.

Menu Timeout

By pressing / button, select MenuTimeout. Press / button to change menutimeout to 15 sec, 30 sec or 60 sec.

Teletext Language

By pressing / button, select TeletextLanguage. Press / button to changeTeletext Language to West, East, Cyrillic,Turk/Gre or Arabic. This will normally be setto West for Western Europe.

Install menuBy pressing / button, select the fourthicon. Install menu appears on the screen.

Program

INSTALL

BandChannelColour SystemSound System

1C12

AUTOBG

Fine TuneSearch 224.25VCR OffStore Program

0

Program

By pressing / button, select Program.Press / button to select the programnumber. You can also enter a number viadigit buttons on the remote control. Thereare 100 program storage between 0 and 99.

Band

Band can be selected either “C” or “S” bypressing / button.

Channel

Channel can be changed by / button orDigit Buttons.

Colour System

By pressing / button, select ColourSystem. Press / button to change thecolour system to PAL, PAL60, SECAM orAUTO.

Note: In EXT mode, you can choose NTSC3.58 and NTSC 4.43 as well.

Sound System

By pressing / button, select SoundSystem. Press / button to change thesound system to BG, DK, I or L/L’.

Fine Tune

By pressing / button, select Fine Tune.Press / button to adjust the tuning.


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Search

By pressing / button, select Search.Press / button to start program search-ing. The searching will stop when a signal isfound. You can also enter a frequency valuedirectly by pressing the digit buttons.

VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)

• This item can be seen in all modes exceptEXT-3, EXT-5 and PC.

• If you want to watch a VCR source from oneof these modes, then it will be better to setVCR mode “on”. For this, while the cursor ison this item press the / buttons to set it“On”.

• If you want to watch a DVD , then you mustset this item “off”.

Store Program

By pressing / button, select Store Pro-gram. Press / or “OK” button to store theadjustments. “Program Stored” will be dis-played on the screen.

Program menu

By pressing / button, select the fifth icon.Program menu appears on the screen.

PROGRAM

01 ITV02 ZDF03 CH5

04 C - 0205 C - 05

06 C - 0607 C - 0808 C - 2109 C - 2310 C - 35

11 C - 4312 C - 6413 C - 68

14 S - 4015 - - - - -

16 - - - - -17 - - - - -18 - - - - -19 - - - - -20 - - - - -

Name InsertDelete APS

By moving the cursor in four directions youcan reach 20 programmes in the samepage. You can scroll the pages up or downby pressing the navigation buttons to see allthe programmes in TV mode (except the AVmode).By cursor action, programme selection isdone automatically.

Name:

To change the name of a dec idedprogramme, select the programme andpress the RED button.The first letter of the selected name starts toblink. Press / button to change that let-ter and / button to select the other letters.By pressing the RED button, you can storethe name.

Insert:

Select the programme which you want to in-sert by navigation buttons. Press theGREEN button. By navigation buttons movethe selected programme to the decidedprogramme space and press the GREENbutton again.Delete:To delete a programme, press the YELLOWbutton. Pressing the YELLOW button againerases the selected programme from theprogramme list, and the programmes be-low shift one up.

APS (Automatic Programming System)

When you press the BLUE button for APS,the following warning screen will be dis-played.

WARNING !

Country UK

All prestored programs

OK Cancel

PROGRAM

will be deleted

Press the BLUE button to cancel APS if youdo not want to delete your exis t ingprogramme list.

To continue APS, first select the country bypressing / button and then press theRED or “OK” button.


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Cancel

After APS is finalized, the programme tablewill appear on the screen.

Source menu

By pressing / button, select the sixthicon. Source menu appears on the screen.

TV

SOURCE : TV

EXT - 1EXT - 2EXT - 3EXT - 4EXT - 4S

EXT - 5PC

In source menu, highlight a source bypressing / button and switch to thatmode by pressing / or “OK”button.

PCModeInstallation• Power off both Computer and Display beforemaking any connections.

• Set your PC’s resolution correctly beforeconnecting to the TV. See the table on page25 for supported modes.

• Use a D-SUB cable to connect the TV’s PCinput to the computer’s RGB output termi-nal.

15 Pin Mini D-Sub Connector

• Tighten the screws of the Display cable untilthe connectors are fastened securely (fin-ger-tighten only).

Menu System in PC mode

Press the button. The menu will be dis-played in the middle of the screen.

PC Picture Position Menu

By pressing / button, select the first icon.PC Picture Position menu appears on thescreen.

Autoposition

PC PICTURE POSITION

H Position

1024x768H:48kHz V:60Hz

V PositionDot ClockPhase

505050

50

Autoposition

If you shift the picture horizontally or verticallyto an unwanted position, use this item to putthe picture into correct place automatically.

• Select Autoposition item by using / buttons.

• Press or “OK” button.Warning: Auto position adjustment recom-mended to be done with the full screen im-age for the proper adjustment.

H (Horizontal) PositionThis item shifts the image horizontally toright hand side or left hand side of thescreen.• Select H Position item by using / but-

ton.

• Use / button to adjust the value.

V (Vertical) Position

This item shifts the image vertically towardsthe top or bottom of the screen.

• Select V Position item by using / but-ton.



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Dot Clock

Dot Clock adjustments correct interferencethat appear as vertical banding in dot inten-sive presentations like spreadsheets orparagraphs or text in smaller fonts.


Phase

Depending on the resolution and scan fre-quency that you input to the TV Set, you maysee a hazy or noisy picture on the screen. Insuch a case you can use this item to get aclear picture by trial and error method.• Use / button to adjust the value.

PC Picture Menu

By pressing / button, select the secondicon. PC Picture menu appears on thescreen.

PC PICTURE

ContrastBrightness

RG

32

3046

32

Colour Temp Normal

ResetB 32

Contrast, Brightness and Colour Tempera-ture adjustments in this menu are identicalto adjustments defined in TV picture menu.

When Colour Temp is Manual, you can alsoadjust the R,G,B items. R, G and B adjustthe TV image colour in PC mode. You canchange the TV colour to your desired colour:R (Red), G (Green), B (Blue)

Select Reset and press / or “OK” buttonto reset the picture modes to factory defaultsettings.

Sound Menu

By pressing / button, select the third icon.Sound menu appears on the screen.

The items in this menu are described atSound menu starting page 11.

Feature Menu

By pressing / button, select the fourthicon. Feature menu appears on the screen.

The items in this menu are described atFeature menu starting page 12.

Source MenuBy pressing / button, select the fifth icon.Source menu appears on the screen.

In source menu, highlight a source bypressing / button and switch to thatmode by pressing / or “OK”button.

Sound in PC mode

• Connect the PC’s Audio output to the TV’sPC Audio In socket with an audio cable.

Other FeaturesTV Status

Programme Number, Programme Name,Sound Indicator and Zoom Mode are dis-played on the upper right side of the screenwhen a new programme is entered orbutton is pressed.

Mute IndicatorIt is placed in the upper left side of thescreen when enabled.

To cancel mute, there are two alternatives;

the first one is pressing the button andthe second one is increasing/decreasingthe volume level.


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PIP and PAP modes

Press the button to switch to PIP mode.At PIP Mode, a small picture (PIP picture) isdisplayed on the main picture. There are 1size and 4 positions (upper left, upper right,bottom left and bottom right) available for thePIP window. You can use button tochange the PIP position. Aspect Ratio of thePIP window is fixed and 4:3.

When PIP Mode is entered, the default activewindow is PIP window and the active win-dow is indicated by a green frame around it.The active window can be changed bypressing the “Yellow” button. The status infoOSD belongs to active window. The place ofthe status OSDs are same for both win-dows.

For PIP picture restrictions, see table onpage 27.

Press the button twice to switch to PAPmode.

At PAP Mode, two pictures with equal sizesare displayed on the screen. Aspect Ratiosof the windows are fixed.When you switch to PAP Mode, Main windowin PIP Mode is displayed on the right side ofthe screen. The active window can bechanged by pressing the “Yellow” button.Source restrictions of PAP Mode are sameas in PIP Mode. It is not possible to show 2different channels from the TV tuner at thesame time.

Freeze Picture

You can freeze the picture on the screen bypressing the button. At PIP and PAP lay-outs; only the main picture can be frozen.

Zoom Modes

Zoom mode can be changed by pressingthe button. You can change the screensize according to the picture aspect ratio.Select the optimum one from the followingZOOM modes.Note: You can only choose 4:3 and FULL in PCmode.

Auto:

When a WSS (Wide Screen Signalling) sig-nal, which shows the aspect ratio of the pic-ture, is included in the broadcast signal orthe signal from an external device, the TVautomatically changes the ZOOM mode ac-cording to the WSS signal.

• When the AUTO mode does not function cor-rectly due to poor WSS signal quality orwhen you want to change the ZOOM mode,change to another ZOOM mode manually.

Full:

This uniformly stretches the left and rightsides of a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio)to fill the wide TV screen.

• For 16:9 aspect ratio pictures that have beensqueezed into a normal picture (4:3 aspectratio), use the Full mode to restore the pic-ture to its original shape.

16:9 Zoom:

This zooms up the wide picture (16:9 aspectratio) to the full screen.

16:9 Subtitle:

This zooms up the wide picture (16:9 aspectratio) with subtitles to the full screen.

“Default Zoom” Modes:

4:3

Use to view a normal picture (4:3 aspect ra-tio) as this is its original shape.


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14:9 Zoom:

This zooms up the wide picture (14:9 aspectratio) to the upper and lower limits of thescreen.

Panoramic:

This stretches the left and right sides of anormal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) to fill thescreen, without making the picture appearunnatural.

The top and bottom of the picture are slightlycut off.

TeletextTeletext is an information system that dis-plays text on your TV screen. Using the Tele-text information system you can view a pageof information on a subject that is availablein the list of contents (index).

To Operate Teletext

• Select a TV station where Teletext is beingtransmitted.

• Press the button. Usually the list of con-tents (index) is displayed on the screen.

To Select A Page Of Teletext

• Press the appropriate digit buttons for therequired Teletext page number.

The selected page number is displayed inthe top left corner of the screen. The Teletextpage counter searches until the selectedpage number is located, the desired page isthen displayed on the screen.

• Press the button to move the Teletextscreen forward one page at a time.

• Press the button to move the Teletextscreen backward one page at a time.

To Select Index Page

• To select the page number of the index (gen-erally page 100), press the button.

To Select Teletext With A TVProgramme

• Press the button. The text is now super-imposed over the programme on thescreen.

• Press the button again to return to theTeletext page.

To Select Double Height Text

• Press the button for the top half of the in-formation page to be displayed in doubleheight text.

• Press the button again for the bottom halfof the information page to be displayed indouble height text.

• Press the button once more for the fullpage of normal height text.

To Reveal “Concealed”Information

• Pressing the button once will reveal an-swers on a quiz or games page.

• Pressing the button again will concealthe revealed answers.


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To Stop Automatic Page Change

The teletext page you have selected maycontain more information than what is on thescreen; the rest of the information will bedisplayed after a period of time.

• Press the button to stop the automaticpage change.

• Press the button again to allow the nextpage to be displayed.

To Select A Subcode Page

Subcode pages are subsections of longTeletext pages that can only be displayed onthe screen one section at a time.

• Select the required Teletext page.

• Press the button.

• Select the required subcode page numberby pressing four digit buttons (e.g. 0001).

• If the selected subcode page is not displayedin a short time, press the button. TVprogramme will be displayed on the screen.

• Teletext page number will be displayed onthe upper left corner of the screen when theselected page is found.

• Press the button to display the selectedTeletext page.

PAT (Picture and Text)

• Press the RED ( ) button to see theprogramme and teletext at the same time.The screen will be divided into two parts.Teletext will be displayed on the left side ofthe screen.

To Exit Teletext

• Press the button. The screen will switchto TV mode.

To Display The Time

• While watching a TV programme with Tele-text transmission press the button. Thecurrent time information, captured from Tele-text will be displayed on the screen.

• If the programme being watched does nothave Teletext transmission, no informationwill be displayed.

Fastext

Your TV supports the 1000 page Teletextsystem. When the page number of any ofthe 1000 pages in memory is entered, thesystem will not search for the requestedpage; instead it will display the page auto-matically. If the requested page is not inmemory, the system will search for the re-quested page number and save the 1000pages including the requested page intomemory after finding it.• Press the button to move the Teletext

screen forward one page at a time.

• Press the button to move the Teletextscreen backward one page at a time.

For Fastext

The subject-heading for the information mayhave a particular colour.

• Press an appropriate RED, GREEN, YELLOWor BLUE button in order to reach the relevantpage quickly.

For TOP text

TOP text mode of operation will be activatedautomatically according to the transmission.

• If TOP text transmission is present, colourcoded buttons will appear in status row.

• If TOP text transmission is not present, sta-tus row will not appear.

The subject-heading for information may belocated in coloured box.In Top mode the or commands will re-quest the next or previous page respectively.If TOP text transmission is not available, incase of operation of these commands,wraparound occurs. For example page 100appears to be one greater than page 199.


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ConnectPeripheralEquipment

There is a wide range of audio and videoequipment that can be connected to your TV.

The following connection diagrams showyou where the different (Optional) equipmentshould be connected at the rear side of theTV.

High Definition

Your Hitachi LCD Television is capable ofdisplaying High Definition pictures from de-vices such as a High Definition Satellite Re-ceiver or DVD Player. These devices mustbe connected via the HDMI socket (EXT-5) orComponent Socket (EXT-3). These socketscan accept either 720p or 1080i signals.

Via The Scart

LCD TV has 2 Scart sockets. If you want toconnect peripherals (e.g. video, decoder,etc.) which have Scart sockets to the TV, useSCART 1 or SCART 2 inputs.

If an external device is connected via theScart sockets, the TV will be switched to AVmode automatically.

Via Aerial Input

If you want to connect to your TV, peripheralslike video recorders or decoders, but the de-vice you want to connect does not have aScart socket, you should connect it to theAerial input of the TV.

If the VCR is connected via Aerial input itis suggested to use Programme 0.

Decoder

Cable TV offers you a wide choice of pro-grams. Most of them are free, others are tobe paid for by the viewer. This means thatyou will need to subscribe to the broadcast-ing organisation whose programmes youwish to receive. This organisation will supplyyou a corresponding decoder unit to allowthe programmes to be unscrambled.

For further information ask your dealer. Seealso the booklet supplied with your decoder.

Connect a decoder with an aerial socketto the TV

• Connect the aerial cable.

Connect a decoder without an aerialsocket to the TV

• Connect the decoder to the TV with a Scartcable to SCART 1.

TV And Video Recorder

• Connect the aerial cables.

Better picture quality can be obtained if youalso connect a Scart cable to SCART sock-ets.

Playback NTSCTo use this option you can;

• Connect an NTSC VCR player to a Scartsocket at the rear side of the TV.

• Connect an NTSC VCR player to RCA Jacksat the rear side of the TV.

Then, press the button to select appro-priate source.

CopyFacilitySource selection for VCR recording.• Select Feature menu.

• Select Ext-2 Out by pressing / button.

• Select a source to copy the picture from thatsource.

Search For And Store The TestSignal Of The Video Recorder

• Unplug the aerial cable from the aerialsocket of your video recorder.

• Switch on your TV and put the video recorderon the test signal. (See the booklet for yourvideo recorder.)

• Enter the Install menu and select search.• Search for the test signal of your video re-

corder in the same way as you searched forand stored the TV signals. Store the test sig-nal under programme number 0.


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– Replace the aerial cable in the aerialsocket of your video recorder once you havestored the test signal.

Camera And Camcorder

To Connect To AV Input

Connect your camera or camcorder to AV(EXT-4) input at the rear side of the TV.

• Connect your equipment to the TV via VIDEO(yellow), AUDIO R (red) and AUDIO L (white)inputs. You must connect the jacks to the in-put using the same colour.

To Connect To S-VHS Input

Connect your camera or camcorder S-VHSinput at the rear side of the TV.

• Connect your equipment to the TV via S-VHSinput and audio inputs of AV inputs by usingS-VHS cables.

Connect The Decoder To TheVideo Recorder

Some video recorders have a special Scartsocket for decoder.

• Connect a Scart cable to the Scart socket ofyour decoder and to the special Scart socketof your video recorder. Refer to the bookletof your video recorder.

• To connect your video recorder to the TV, re-fer to the TV and Video Recorder section.

If you want to connect more equipment toyour TV, consult your dealer.

Connecting Headphones

Use the stereo headphone socket at therear side of the TV, to connect headphones.

Connecting Subwoofer

Use Subwoofer Out socket to connect anexternal, active subwoofer to the set to give amuch deeper bass effect.


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ConnectPeripheralEquipment

AerialConnection

VHF/UHF

75

Round 75 ohm coaxial cable

Rear of TV

Outdoor Aerial Connection

either connect the aerial straight to your TV...

Aerial (RF) Socket

wallsocketAerial (RF)

Lead ANT.IN

VCR

AV-1

AV-2

...or connect the aerial through a VCR...

Aerial (RF) Socket

wallsocketAerial (RF)

Lead

Aerial (RF) Socket VCR

(RF) connectorlead VCR to TV

• It is recommended that a scart lead should be fitted between your TV andVCR to enhance your picture and sound quality. Scart leads are essentialif you have a stereo TV and VCR and wish to obtain stereo sound fromyour equipment. These leads can be purchased from your Hitachi dealerorany good High Street electrical retailer.

TFT-LCD TV

...or through a satellite decoder...

ANT.IN

RF Lead to Aerial

Satellite LNB lead

RF Lead fromSatellite to TV

Aerial• Scart Lead to

EXT-1 on TV.

TV VCR

TFT-LCD TV

...or through a VCR and satellite decoder.

ANT.IN

ANT.IN

RF Lead toAerial

RF Leadfrom VCR toSatellite

RF Lead fromVCR to TV

Satellite LNB lead

Aerial

VCR

• Scart Lead toon TV.EXT-1

AV-1

TV VCR

AV-2

TFT-LCD TV

camcorder connectionheadphone connection

subwoofer connection

Subwoofer Out

Audio Line Outs

Headphone

Audio Inputs

Video Input

S-VHS Input

Subwoofer Out

Audio Line Outs

Headphone

Audio Inputs

Video Input

S-VHS Input

DC IN

IN/OUT

A/V IN/OUT

OUT


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Sound

You can not hear any sound. Did you per-

haps interrupt the sound, pressing thebutton?

Sound is coming from only one of thespeakers. Is the balance set to one ex-treme? See Sound menu.

Remote Control

Your TV no longer responds to the remotecontrol. Perhaps the batteries are ex-hausted. If so you can still use the local but-tons at the bottom of the TV.

Have you selected the wrong menu? Pressthe button to return to TV mode or pressthe button to return to the previous menu.

No solution:

Switch your TV set off and on. If this does notwork, call the service personnel; never at-tempt to repair it yourself.

TipsCare Of The Screen

Clean the screen with a slightly damp, softcloth. Do not use abrasive solvents as theymay damage the TV screen coating layer.

Poor Picture

Have you selected the correct TV system? Isyour TV set or house aerial located too closeto non-earthed audio equipment or neonlights, etc.?

Mountains or high buildings can causedouble pictures or ghost images. Some-times you can improve the picture quality bychanging the direction of the aerial.

Is the picture or Teletext unrecognisable?Check if you have entered the correct fre-quency.

The picture quality may degrade when twoperipherals are connected to the TV at thesame time. In such a case, disconnect oneof the peripherals.

No Picture

Is the aerial connected properly? Are theplugs connected tightly to the aerial socket?Is the aerial cable damaged? Are suitableplugs used to connect the aerial? If you arein doubt, consult your dealer.

No Picture could mean that your TV is notreceiving a transmission. Have you selectedthe correct button on the remote control?Tryonce more.


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Specifications

TVBROADCASTINGPAL/SECAM B/G D/K K' I/I' L/L'

RECEIVINGCHANNELS

VHF (BAND I/III)UHF (BAND U)HYPERBANDCABLE TV (S1-S20/ S21-S41)

NUMBER OFPRESETCHANNELS 100

CHANNELINDICATOROn Screen Display

RFAERIAL INPUT75 Ohm (unbalanced)

OPERATINGVOLTAGE220-240V AC, 50 Hz.

AUDIO

German+Nicam Stereo

AUDIO OUTPUT POWER (WRMS.) (%10 THD)2 x 8

POWER CONSUMPTION (W) (max.)180 W< 3 W (Stand-by)

PANEL16:9 display, 37” Screen Size

DIMENSIONS (mm)

Weight (kg)(without stand)D L H

DIMENSIONS (mm)

106 934 647 27

Information for users applicable in European Union countries

This symbol on the product or on its packaging means thatyour electrical and electronic equipment should be disposedat the end of life separately from your household wastes.There are separate collection systems for recycling in EU.For more information, please contact the local authority orthe dealer where you purchased the product.


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AppendixA: PC Input Typical Display ModesThe display has a maximum resolution of 1366x 768, vertical sync. frequency range of 56-85Hz and a horizontal sync. frequency range of 30-69 KHz.The following table is an illustration of some of the typical video display modes.

Horizontal Vertical Hor. (kHz) Ver. (Hz)

1 640 400 31.5 702 640 480 31.5 603* 848 480 31.0 604 640 480 37.9 725 640 480 37.5 756 640 480 43.3 857 800 600 35.2 568 800 600 37.9 609 800 600 48.1 7210 800 600 46.9 7511 800 600 53.7 8512 1024 768 48.4 6013 1024 768 56.5 7014 1024 768 60.0 7515 1024 768 68.7 8516 1152 864 67.5 7517 1280 1024 64.0 6018* 1280 768 47.8 6019* 1280 768 56.1 7020 1366 768 47.7 60

ModeFrequencyResolution

* Only available in Full and PAP modes, not in 4:3 mode.


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AppendixB: DVDPlayerSelectionYou can use this remote control to operate the selected brand of DVD player by pressing thefollowing buttons on the remote control simultaneously.

Brands of DVD Player Press Brands of DVD Player Press

Hitachi RCA

Pioneer Mitsubishi

Panasonic Onkyo

Toshiba Zenith

Philips Orion

JVC Shinco

Samsung Skyworth

Sony Bubuko

INFO 1

INFO 2

INFO 3

INFO 4

INFO 5

INFO 6

INFO 7

INFO 8

INFO 9

INFO 0

INFO INDEX

INFO MIX

INFO SUB PAGE

INFO UPDATE

INFO REVEAL

INFO TV/TEXT

Example

To operate HITACHI DVD player, press and hold the INFO button, followed by the “1” button.

INFO button

INDEX button

SUB PAGE button

REVEAL button

UPDATE button

TV-TEXT button

MIX button

Note: Not all models of the listed brands can be operated using this remote control.


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AppendixC:MainandPIP-PAPPictureCombinations


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UK Guarantee

Your Guarantee of Excellence

Thank you for purchasing this Hitachi Television.

In the unlikely event that this product should develop a fault, we undertake to replace or repairany part of the product which fails due to a manufacturing defect within 12 months of the dateof purchase provided that:

i) The product has been installed and used only in accordance with the instructions suppliedwith the product

ii) The product has not been repaired, maintained, or modified by any person other than anHitachi authorised engineer

iii) The product serial number has not been removed or altered

This guarantee does not apply to product acquired second hand or for commercial or com-munal use

This guarantee does not cover the replacement of exhausted batteries, the adjustment ofuser controls, or aerial alignment.

Any parts replaced under this guarantee shall become the property of Hitachi Europe Ltd.

Please note that evidence of the date of purchase will be required before any service underthis guarantee is carried out.

THIS GUARANTEE DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS.

IN ALL CASES OF DIFFICULTY PLEASE CONSULT YOUR HITACHI DEALER


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