Grundig Toronto 55 CLE 6545 AL, User Instruction

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SETTINGS
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Picture­settings­
1
Open the menu with »
MENU
«.
2 Activate the menu item »Settings« with
» OK «.
3 Activate the menu item »Picture Settings«
with » OK «.
– »Picture Settings« menu is displayed.
Picture Settings < TV Settings Sound Settings >
Back Exi t Ch ang e Area
Picture Format 16:9
Picture Mode Vivid
Backli
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t User
Ad
v
an
ced
Restore default display settings
OK
4 Select the required line »Picture Mode« or
»Backlight« with »
V
« or »
Λ
« and press
» OK « to confirm.
Select the option with »
<
« or »
>
« and press
» BACK
<
« to return to »Picture Settings«
menu.
Note:
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Other settings are available under »Ad-
vanced«.
5
Select the line »Advanced« with »
V
« and
press »
OK
« to confirm.
6 Select the required line/function with »
V
«
or »
Λ
« and press » OK « to confirm.
Select the value/option with »
<
« or »
>
« and
press » OK « to confirm.
Press » BACK
<
« to return to »Picture Set-
tings« menu.
7 Press » EXIT « to end the setting.
Enhanced­picture­settings­
The “enhanced picture settings” are in principal
digital image improvements which, however,
should be only used when necessary when pic-
ture quality and transmission is excellent. They
may well improve the display with poor material,
but may adversely affect the display where trans-
mission and picture quality are excellent.
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»Backligh« – Manual setting for back light-
ing (only active if dynamic back lighting is
switched to “OFF”). This setting also directly
impacts power consumption.
»Dynamic Backlight« – Here the device opti-
mally adjusts the back lighting for the picture
content by regulating the back lighting de-
pending on the average picture brightness.
If a picture has predominately dark areas,
then the black level displayed is improved by
downward adjustment of the back lighting (in
this case the display of the dark areas is im-
proved), and with predominantly bright pic-
ture material the back lighting is maximised
in order to display these areas more brightly.
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»Vibrant Colour« – Increases the colour con-
trast and the contrast adjustment. This setting
is mostly too strong for use with normal pic-
tures and should only be used where neces-
sary (low or off) otherwise nuances in the
image can be suppressed.
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»Gamma« – This setting establishes which
brightness value should be displayed for
which digital transmission value. Most re-
cordings are transmitted with a gamma
value of 2.2 (all Windows PCs and newer
PCs with a MAC operating system work with
this, older MAC systems and transmissions
without colour profile mostly operate with a
gamma value of 1.8).
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»Dynamic Contrast« – The function dynami-
cally and optimally adjusts the contrast for
the respective picture content by analysing
images and then altering this depending in
a change in contrast. This increase the con-
tract, however may also reduce the visible
brightness levels in the picture.