Sylvania 6432td 32" screen

GENERAL

• TV typeCRT TV
• Screen size
  32 in
• Power Consumption Operational
  150 Watt
• Timer Functions
  Sleep, wake
• Video Interface
  Composite, S-Video
• Manufacturer
  Apex Digital, Inc.

FEATURES

• TV features
  auto volume adjustment

VIDEO

• Technology
  CRT
• Aspect ratio
  4:3

TV TUNER

• TV tuner presence
  Yes
• Analog TV tuner
  NTSC
• Reception System
  NTSC-M
• Secondary Audio Programme (SAP)
  Yes
• Secondary Audio Program (SAP)
  Yes
• Channel Coverage
  VHF:2-13, UHF:14-69, Cable:1-125
• Stereo Reception System
  MTS

AUDIO

• Speaker(s)
  2 x main channel speaker - built-in - 5 Watt
• Output Power / Total
  10 Watt
• Audio Controls
  sound mode

CONNECTIVITY

• Video interface
  composite

REMOTE CONTROL

• Type
  universal remote control
• Supported Devices
  DVD player

CONVENIENCE

• Closed Caption Capability
  Yes
• Parental Channel Lock
  Yes
• V-Chip Control
  Yes
• Menu language
  Spanish

MANUFACTURER WARRANTY

• Service & support
  1 year warranty

POWER

• Nominal Voltage
  AC 120 V
• Power consumption operational
  150 Watt

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT

• Weight
  156.5 lbs

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT (SHIPPING)

• Width
  38.7 in
• Depth
  29.2 in
• Height
  30.5 in
• Width (Shipping)
  38.7 in

GENERAL

• Manufacturer
  Apex Digital, Inc.
  

No. To select the inputs, you must have a remote control.

I am sorry, you will need the original remote or a remote that is similar.

You can check out 1800remotes.com and see if they chan help.

Thanks
asnowman

Had same problem Sylvania SRT2232s 32"had to keep powering on and off until it warmed up enough to finally stay on. Problem was the 100/50 & 1/50 filter cap took it to local repair total cost to fix was 74.52 works better than ever

you would have to select the video/audio source(that you connected the DVD to) on the tv by pressing the input or video button on remote or tv front panel.

If the TV doesn't have AV input jacks, you'll need an RF converter so you can watch the DVD player on channel 3 or 4. You can find them at Radio Shack, Wal-Mart, Home Depot and most places that sell TVs for around $15. Connect the audio and video from the DVD player to the inputs on the converter, and the converter's output to the TV antenna jack. Set the TV to whichever channel the converter is set for (3 or 4, with a switch on the converter so you can choose) and you'll be in business.

During a recent move the remote was lost. I have the 6420FF in my son's room and trying to set up dvd and wi console set up, but cannot adjust tv via menu button on tv. Is there any way to set-up game system and/or dvd without remote?

You need to determine what output options your DVD player has. Take a look at the rear of the player. It will certainly have RCA jacks for video and audio outputs (yellow for video, red and white for right and left channel audio). It may also have RCA jacks for component video (marked Y, Pb and Pr). Finally, it may have a threaded connector marked "out to TV" or "antenna out" or something similar. This is called RF output.

Most players today don't offer RF output because nearly every TV has direct AV inputs available. If your DVD player has RF output, connect the output connector to the TVs antenna input. You need a coaxial cable with F-connectors on the ends. One may have been supplied with the player. RF output is on channel 3 or 4, set by a switch on the back of the player or by its on-screen setup. Just set the TV to that channel to watch a DVD.

If your player doesn't have RF output, you connect it to the TV using the AV jacks. You need cables with RCA plugs to to connect the video and audio from the player to the TV. Then you switch the TV to its video input to watch the DVD.

This is where you might run into problems. Many TVs need the original remote control to switch inputs. (Some older RCA sets used channels 90, 91 and 92 to switch to their video inputs so any remote would work, but these sets were made before 125-channel tuning became standard. If your set is one of those models, those are the auxiliary channels you heard about.) If you can't switch the set to video input with front panel buttons and you don't have the right remote, you're not completely out of luck.

If you can't use your set's AV inputs or it just doesn't have any, you need an RF converter. These cost around $15. They take the audio and video from the DVD player and convert it to channel 3 or 4. Then you hook that output to your TV as described above.

The remote control has a "Game" button, which is how you select the external input. Since you don't have a remote you can select game mode via the front panel Menu button:

1) Press the MENU button so that the menu display appears on the TV screen.
2) Press the VOL(ume) ▲ button so that "PICTURE" is selected.
3) Select the feature you wish to adjust with the CH(annel) ▲ or ▼ button and adjust it with the VOL(ume) ▲ or ▼ button.

GAME MODE: Set to the most suitable position for TV
GAME. [+] : ON [ - ] : OFF

This will place your TV into Game mode and use the front panel video/audio jacks.

Here is a link to download the user guide: http://www.sylvaniaconsumerelectronics.com/support/manual/index.aspx

Just enter your model number.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Good Luck!

Aux is used for a buncha reasons, video, dvd, etc.... How is your video connected to your TV? Many TVs have a remote control button to change input, or TV/VCR button, try tapping that if you've got it. need the model of the TV if not applicable