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«NORMALISE»
Select «NORMALISE» and press the MENU button
to normalise
audio levels to default factory settings.
7. Press the Cursor DOWN button
to see more options:
«LOUDSPEAKERS» (Mode), «HEADPHONES» (Mode), «EFFECTS»
and «SOUND IDENTIFICATION».
SOUND MODE
8. Press the Cursor UP / DOWN buttons
/
to select:
«LOUDSPEAKERS» or «HEADPHONES».
9. Press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons
/
to change the
sound mode, as indicated on page 21, in the -Sound Mode
Selector- chapter.
«EFFECTS»
Select «EFFECTS» and press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons
/
to activate (ON) or deactivate (OFF) the spatial effect [
].
«SOUND IDENTIFICATION»
Select «SOUND IDENTIFICATION» and press the Cursor LEFT /
RIGHT buttons
/
to activate (ON) or deactivate (OFF) the auto-
matic Identification of audio system of the current program [
].
10. Press the MENU button
to close the Menu.
CH
CH
CH
EFFECTS
HEADPHONES
STEREO
LOUDSPEAKERS
NORMALISE
BALANCE
LOUDNESS
EQUALIZER
VOLUME
➜
Press the MENU
button to
normalise...
LOUDSPEAKERS
«NORMALISE»
SOUND MODE
SOUND
IDENTIFICATION
EFFECTS
HEADPHONES
OFF
«EFFECTS»
«EFFECTS»
EFFECT OFF: Normal sound without sound effect.
EFFECT ON: the spatial effect depends on whether the feed is MONO or STEREO.
If the source feed is MONO, it produces a “Pseudo Stereo” effect.
If the source feed is STEREO, it produces a spatial effect, expanding the stereophonic image.
«SOUND IDENTIFICATION»
IDENTIFICATION ON: The TV automatically identifies the received audio system MONO FM, STEREO or DUAL
SIGNAL.
IDENTIFICATION OFF: Disqualifies the automatic identification of the audio system and forces the sound into
MONO FM. This mode can be convenient when the level of the signal received is extremely weak. This function is
independent for every program.
Note: the audio «EFFECTS» do not work with headphones.
SOUND
IDENTIFICATION
EFFECTS
ON
«SOUND IDENTIFICATION»