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Status Displays
To see the Videotape Counter, Clock, or Channel number
STANDBY-ONPICTURE SLEEP SELECT
on the screen in TV/VCR mode, press DISPLAY repeatedly.
The following will occur when Closed Captions are OFF.
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CH.
Press DISPLAY once to see the Videotape456
counter. After five seconds, only the counter will
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remain on the screen.+100VOL.
0+10
STOP
SPEED C.RESETZOOM
MUTE
PLAY
STOP
RECORDDISCMENU
SPCOUNT 0:12:34COUNT 0:12:39
DISPLAY
ENTER
1-2SETUPTITLERETURN
Press DISPLAY again to see the current time
CLEAR SEARCH MODE REPEATREPEAT
and TV channel. After five seconds, only the clockA-B
2MODEAUDIO SUBTITLE ANGLE
and channel number will remain on the screen. To
clear them, press DISPLAY again.
STOP5:40 PM5:40 PM
CH 2 CH 2
STANDBY-ONPICTURE SLEEP SELECT
SP
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appear for only five seconds. Then all the information will456
clear from the screen. Closed Caption details are on page 41.
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+100VOL.
0+10
SPEED C.RESETZOOM
Picture ControlsMUTE
Follow these steps to adjust the TV/VCR/DVDOs brightness,
sharpness, tint, color, or contrast.PLAY
STOP
DISC
Press PICTURE.2-3RECORDMENU
1DISPLAY
ENTER
Within five seconds, press 2 or 1 to select theSETUPTITLERETURN
picture control you want to adjust. CLEAR SEARCH MODE REPEATREPEAT
2A-B
You can select BRIGHT, SHARPNESS, TINT, COLOR,
MODEAUDIO SUBTITLE ANGLE
or CONTRAST.
BRIGHT
Helpful Hint
Y Degaussing:Magnetism from
nearby appliances and speakers
might affect the color of the TV
Within five seconds, press s or B to adjust the
picture.If this happens,move the
picture control.
3TV/VCR/DVD away from the appli-
sBance.If the color is still not correct,
turn off the power for 30 minutesBRIGHTto decrease brightness to increase brightness
(for 27MC4304) or disconnect the
SHARPNESS to make softto make clear
power cord for 30 minutes (for
TINTto add purpleto add green
20MC4304).After 30 minutes,try
COLORto decrease colorto brighten color
using the unit again.
CONTRAST to decrease contrastto increase contrast |
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