Medion FLAT PANEL TV, User Manual

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NG GLLIIS SH H
26
S
ETTINGS FOR EXTERNAL DEVICES
(P
ICTURE
, S
OUND
, N
AME
,
ETC
.)
Please refer to the Chapters „Picture (Contrast, Colour, Brightness, etc.)“ on Page 13 and
„Additional picture settings“ on Page 15, to change the picture for AV settings. The functions
described in these Chapters also apply to the AV positions.
You will find more precise descriptions in chapter „Sound (Balance, Equalizer, etc.)“ on page
16, if you want to adjust the sound. The points described there also apply to the AV set-
tings.
You will find more precise descriptions in Chapters „Changing the names of channels“ and
„Setting channels manually“ on Pages 19 and 20, if you want to adjust the channel names
or the channel settings.
AV M
ENU SETTINGS
The type of input signal, the source of the output signal and the volume offset in compari-
son the basic volume can be established for the Scart 1, Scart 2, and AV.SV AV settings in
this Menu.
1. Press the
MENU Button to reach the Main Menu.
2. Select the INSTALLATION Menu Point with the
ST
P+/P- Buttons and press the MENU
Button again.
3. Position the Selection Bar on AV SETTINGS Menu Point by means of the
ST
P+/P-
Buttons and press the MENU Button again. This will take you to the following Menu:
4.
AV 1
Signal type
:
You can choose between different settings for the signal type supplied by an external
device attached to the SCART/AV 1 socket with the
WX
VOL-/VOL+ Buttons or by
pressing the MENU Button (Menu). Please always bear in mind that your external device
must also supply the respective signal type to achieve perfect pictures.
Note : Please pay attention to the instructions for use of the connected device.
VIDEO/RGB AUTO:
FBAS (e. g. Video recorder) and RGB signals (e. g. playing console) can be repre-
sented at this setting, if this function is supported, automatically recognized and pre-
sented by the device connected.
S-VIDEO:
Serves to connect S-VIDEO signals. In the case of this signal type, the picture and
the colour signals are separate, in order to avoid disruptive wave lines in checked
patterns.
RGB:
Serves to connect sources of RGB signal sources (e. g. playing console) that do not
support automatic recognition.
AV Settings
1. AV1 Signal type
2. AV1 Video Out
3. AV1 Volume Offset
4. AV2 Signal type
5. AV2 Video Out
6. AV2 Volume Offset
7. AV.SV Signal type
8. AV.SV Volume Offset