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OPERATING YOUR HOME TERMINAL (cont.)
Turning closed captioning on and off
Closed captioning is a means of displaying alerts (for example, hurricane warnings) and subtitles on
your TV screen, superimposed on whatever you are watching. It is a good idea to have closed
captioning turned on, but, if you wish, you can turn it off.
To turn closed captioning on or off, you must use the
front-panel buttons
, not the remote control.
1. Press the
display
button to show
HdSd
on the front-panel display
2. Press the
ch+
button to display
ASPt
.
3. Press the
ch+
button to display
CC
.
4. Press the “select” button (marked
+
) to display
CCOn
.
If closed captioning is currently turned on,
HDTV
is lighted above
CCOn
.
5. Press
ch+
or
ch–
to cycle between
CCOn
and
CCOF
.
If closed captioning is currently turned off,
HDTV
is lighted above
CCOF
.
6. To change the status of closed captioning, display the setting you want on the front-panel display,
then press the “select” button (marked
+
) to save the setting. If you do not wish to make any
changes, press
exit
until the time or channel number appears in the display.
display
HDTV
display
display
exit
exit
ch+
ch–
select (+)
ch+
ch–
ch+
ch–
select (+)
display
display
HDTV
display
exit
display
ch+
ch–
Pressing
exit
causes no
changes and
redisplays
CC
Closed captioning
is currently on
because
HDTV
is lighted
If you press
select (+)
at
either setting, that
setting is saved and
the time/channel
number
is redisplayed
