ProScan HDTV, User Manual

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Adjusting TV Controls
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NOISE FILTER
Noise Filter reduces picture “static” or any type of interference. You can set Noise Filter
to Off, Low, or High.
Off When set to Off, no Noise Filtering occurs.
Low When set to Low, the television produces a softer, smoother picture and retains
picture sharpness and detail. This is especially useful for providing a cleaner picture in
weak analog signal conditions.
High When set to High, the television produces an even softer, smoother picture. This
is especially useful for providing a cleaner picture in weak analog signal conditions.
However, when Noise Filter is on High, picture detail is somewhat decreased.
PICTURE TILT
Your TV has an extra-large picture tube, which makes it vulnerable to the effects of the
Earth’s magnetic field. You may need to adjust picture tilt. Use the left and right arrows
to adjust the picture tilt.
PICTURE PRESETS
Picture Presets displays a choice list that lets you select one of three preset picture
settings:
Bright Lighting, Normal Lighting, Soft Lighting, or Personal Picture Preset.
Based on the degree of lighting in your room, you should choose Bright, Normal, or
Soft Lighting. After you select one, the contrast, color tint, black level, and sharpness
settings found under the Picture Settings menu are automatically adjusted according to
your selection.
If you choose Personal Picture Preset, you can customize color, tint, black level, and
sharpness to your desired level, and the television “saves” those settings. After you’ve
done this, it allows you to go back into the menu and select
Bright, Normal, or Soft
Lighting when you need to without losing your customized settings. For example, if you
normally use
Personal Picture Preset but wanted to watch a show in Bright Lighting
today, you can choose
Bright Lighting now, watch the show, and then afterwards return
to your customized settings by choosing Personal Picture Presets again.
RESET CONTROLS
Allows you to reset all picture quality controls to their original defaults.