1995 Zenith Concierge Series 19"

[JohnCT]

Originally Posted by pac.attack76

What's the story behind the concierge? Hotel unit?

Yep. Hotels, hospitals, etc.

They usually had connections on the back for vendor software controls as well.

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

Yep. Hotels, hospitals, etc.

They usually had connections on the back for vendor software controls as well.

Yes, there two coax, one says something about an alarm, then there's 3 RCA.

[damen]

The alarm one usually just has a resistor across the terminals inside. Detects if someone disconnects the cable to "move" the set.

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by damen

The alarm one usually just has a resistor across the terminals inside. Detects if someone disconnects the cable to "move" the set.

I figured as much. I need to pull it back out and connect something so I can see how it looks rn.

[pac.attack76]

Tried it again today. Can't get it to video input. Was able to jump from channel 2 to 3 etc. screen is blue with lines. Will connect VCR next.

[old_tv_nut]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

Yep. Hotels, hospitals, etc.

They usually had connections on the back for vendor software controls as well.

I was in the hospital for an outpatient procedure this morning, and they had a Zenith set with the identical cabinet, except the logo on the upper left said something like "Healthview" (hard to read from the bed).

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by old_tv_nut

I was in the hospital for an outpatient procedure this morning, and they had a Zenith set with the identical cabinet, except the logo on the upper left said something like "Healthview" (hard to read from the bed).

I've seen the healthview sets. Figured most of them had been replaced by now

[dishdude]

Originally Posted by pac.attack76

I've seen the healthview sets. Figured most of them had been replaced by now

I've seen some that were made as late as 2008 using that same cabinet but also figured they had all been replaced by now. The late ones were all LG inside.

[zeno]

" Institutional " sets were not covered in Sams. With Zenith they were sold
by a separate distributor level division. Came with NO labor warranty, priced much lower than the street model. Usually a dealer would do delivery & set-up
& sell a service contract for the sets. Nice profits !

Cant remember if Zenith did it but others had a special remotes
to set channel skip, pay TV, etc. You could try the service menu to turn
on the composite inputs. Keep in mind Zenith service menus are multi level.
And ALWAYS write down ALL menu settings just in case you gotta go back !!

enuf fer now
Zeno

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by zeno

" Institutional " sets were not covered in Sams. With Zenith they were sold
by a separate distributor level division. Came with NO labor warranty, priced much lower than the street model. Usually a dealer would do delivery & set-up
& sell a service contract for the sets. Nice profits !

Cant remember if Zenith did it but others had a special remotes
to set channel skip, pay TV, etc. You could try the service menu to turn
on the composite inputs. Keep in mind Zenith service menus are multi level.
And ALWAYS write down ALL menu settings just in case you gotta go back !!

enuf fer now
Zeno

I'll try for service menu. Any idea why it's blue even on static screens?

[zeno]

Blue screen on many electronics are common without a signal.