KHIND KPP-4200D, User Manual

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Remote Control
When Using Remote Control:
•
Be sure not to allow the Remote Control to be dropped or become wet.
•
Keep it away from hot or moist locations.
Installing the Batteries in your Remote Control:
•
To remove the cover, slide it outwards while pressing it down.
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Place two batteries in the remote control by properly orienting
them, then close the cover.
INPUT
SELECT
POWER
DISPLAY
ZOOM-
PICTURE
MODE
SCREEN
MODE
FREEZE
MUTE SOUND
MODE
SLEEP
ZOOM+
MENU
VOL VOL
Input Select button
Used to select a desired input.
Every press of the button cycles
through the five different modes:
Video 1 --> Video 2 --> PC -->
Component 1 --> Component 2
Used to zoom the screen. To enlarge,
press the (+) button, and to return to
the previous condition, press the (-)
button. (ZOOM Mode: Zoom 0~20)
Select Menu by pressing (Up),
(Down), (Left), (Right) buttons.
Every press of the button cycles through
the four different modes: Normal -->
Dynamic --> Cinema --> User.
Every press of the button cycles through
the five different modes: Normal -->
Movie --> Music --> News --> User.
Mutes sound.
Pressing the Power button of the Monitor
allows the Display to be on standby. (Red
light is shown in the Remote Control
Sensor.) At this time, if you press the Power
button of the Remote Control, the Display is
turned ON (Green light in the Sensor).
Indicates the current state and resolution.
Used to display a desired menu.
Adjusts the volume.
Adjusts the size of the screen
(normal, 16:9, etc.)
Used to view a still picture during
the watching of moving images.
(Sound can be heard.)
Each time you press this button, a different
input mode appears.
The sequence is as follows:
15 Min. --> 30 Min. --> 60 Min. --> 90 Min. --> 120 Min. --> OFF
After the time is selected, it automatically
becomes a stand-by state.
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32 Menu Select button
38
Screen Select button 31
Sound Mode button
41
Mute button
Aspect Ratio
34
Still
40
Sleep Timer 49
Power button 16
Display button 46
ZOOM button
Menu button
42
Volume button
32
Note
• Use two “AAA” batteries.
• Be sure to use replacement batteries of the
same type as the original ones.
• The life of a battery depends on how much
it has been used.
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The number in ( ) indicates the page in which
the function of each button is explained in detail.