Daewoo DLP-17D3, Instruction Manual

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PICTURE
MODE NORMAL I
BACKLIGHT
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
COLOUR
SHARPNESS
TINT
NOISE RED. ON
Position Adjust
Previous Preset
SOUND
TV
VOLUME
BALANCE
EQUALIZER FAVOURITE
AVL OFF
HEADPHONE
VOLUME
BALANCE
Position Adjust
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Menus Description
Picture Menu
(For operating instructions, see page 19, HOW TO USE THE SUB-MENUS)
- Select and adjust the level of each function : BACK-
LIGHT, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOUR, SHARP-
NESS, TINT (if available).
- The above modi fi ed values are automatically stored
in FAVOURITE mode.
- NOISE REDUCTION feature can be activated or not.
- The OK (A18) or NORMAL button will select the pic-
ture presets FAVOURITE, NORMAL I, NORMAL II.
The currently selected preset will be displayed in
the mode menu.
- The FAVOURITE preset contains the settings that you last entered.
If the NTSC standard is detected (eg from VHS player connected to AV1), then TINT will avail-
able. Otherwise TINT will be displayed, but not selectable.
Sound Menu
(For operating instructions, see page 19, HOW
TO USE THE SUB-MENUS)
By selecting Sound menu, you
can adjust volume level of TV
and Headphone.
- Select VOLUME function to
adjust the volume level.
- Select BALANCE function to
adjust sound balance between the left and right
speakers. If the indicator is highlighted in red, then
the central balance position has been found.
- Use the EQUALIZER function to select the sound presets MUSIC, SPEECH, NORMAL, FAVOUR-
ITE by use of the CURSOR LEFT (A7), RIGHT (A20) buttons. The FAVOURITE preset contains the
settings that you last entered into the EQUALIZER menu.
- The OK button (A18) will enter the EQUALIZER menu, and allow you to change the FAVOUR-
ITE settings.
- Automatic Volume Level (AVL, Option) feature has 4 levels according to your preference. This
feature corrects for large volume level changes, such as occur when passing from a movie to
advertisements. The AVL solves this problem by equalizing the volume level, over a SHORT,
MEDIUM or LONG period (referring to the time constant over which the equalizing effect
lasts).