Panasonic CT-13R5 Operating Instructions Manual

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YournewTVMonitor/Receiverfeatures a solidstate chassis that is designed to give you manyyears of enjoyment. It was thoroughly tested andtuned at the factory for best performance.Customer RecordThe model and serial number of this product maybe found on the back of the unit. You should notethe model and serial number in the space providedand retain as a permanent record of yourpurchase. This will aid in identification in the eventof theft or lossProduct registration is available for U.S customers at:www.pr odreg.con'dpan a sonicModelNumberSerialNumberCare and CleaningScreen (Turn TV Off)Use a mild soap solution or windowcleaner with a sofl clean cloth, DO NOTUSE ABRASIVE CLEANERS.Avoid excessive moisture and wipe dry.Note: Do not spray any type of cleaning fluiddirectly on the screen.Cabinet and Remote ControlUse a soft cloth dampened with water ora mild detergent solution. Do not usebenzene, thinner, or other petroleumbased c_eaners.Wipe dry with a soft clean cloth. Avoidexcessive moisture.SpecificationsPower SourceCT-13R5 (0,gA) CT-25G5CT-13R31 (0.9A) CT-25G5UCT-13R41 (0.gA) CT-27G5 (1.8A) 120V ACCT-2OD10 (1.4A) CT-27G5U (1,8A) 60HzCT-20G5 (I.4A) CT-32G5 (Z.0A)CT-20R5 (1.3A) CT-32G5U (2.0A)CT-2014S (1.4A)VHF-12Channel Capability - 181 UHF-56Cable+1131 Vp_pVideo Input Jacks 75 Ohm(some models) Phono JackTypeAudio Input Jacks 500mV RMS(some models) 47K OhmTo Audio AMP Jack 0-2,0V RMS(some models) 4.7K OhmSpecifications are subject to chan< e without noticeor obligation.Television LocationThis unit is intended to be used with an optionalstand or entertainment center. Consult your dealerfor available options.O Avoid excessive sunlight or bright lights,including reflections.[] Keep away from excessive heat or moisture.Inadequate ventilation may cause internalcomponent failure.[] Fluorescent lighting may reduce RemoteControl transmitting range.[] Avoid magnetic equipment, including motors,fans, or external speakers.Optional Cable ConnectionsShielded audio and video cables should be usedbetween components. For best results:Use 75-ohm coaxial shielded cables.Use appropriate input and outputconnectors that match your componentconnectors.Avoid long cables to minimizeinterference.AC Power Supply CordCAUTION: TO PREVENTELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCHWIDE BLADE OF PLUG TOWIDE SLOT OF AC OUTLETAND FULLY INSERT. DONOT USE A PLUG WITH ARECEPTACLE OR OTHEROUTLET UNLESS THEPolarized plugNon-Polarized plugBLADE CAN BE FUL_ iNSERTEDTO PREVENTBLADE EXPOSURE+ FOR SOME MODELSTHATARE NON-POLARIZED, THE USE OF AN ACADAPTOR CONNECTOR MAY BE NECESSAR_BatteriesReplace batteries in pairs.Do not mix battery types (zinc carbonwith alkaline).Do not recharge, short-circuit,disassemble, heat, or burn usedbatteries.Cable / AntennaFor proper reception, either a cable or antennaconnection are required.Cable ConnectionConnect the cable supplied by your localcable company.Incoming Cable from Cable Company75 Ohms VHF/UHFon back of TVNote: A cable converter box may be requiredfor proper recepbon. Check with yourlocal Cable company for compatibilityrequirements.-2-