ZyXEL Communications STB-1003, User Manual

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Chapter 2 The Menu System
STB-1003 User’s Guide
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2.2.3 Audio Output Menu
Use the Audio Output menu to check and change the STB’s SPDIF audio settings.
HDMI Highlight and select this to edit the STB’s HDMI video
settings. Use this when you connect your TV to the
STB via the HDMI socket.
Mode of
COMPOSITE
NTSC This appears only when you select COMPOSITE in
the Device section.
Select this if your TV supports NTSC (Common in
North and Central America and Japan).
PAL This appears only when you select COMPOSITE in
the Device section.
Select this if you are using the COMPOSITE option
and your TV supports PAL (common in Europe and
most of the world).
Mode of COMPONENT This appears only when you select COMPONENT in
the Device section.
The number in these fields (for example, the number
1080 in “1080i”) refers to the number of vertical lines
displayed. The letter (P or I) refers to the screen
mode: P means progressive, and I means interlaced.
Select the display mode supported by your television.
Mode of HDMI This appears only when you select HDMI in the
Device section.
The number in these fields (for example, the number
1080 in “1080i”) refers to the number of vertical lines
displayed. The letter (P or I) refers to the screen
mode: P means progressive, and I means interlaced.
Select the display mode supported by your television.
Output Aspect None Select this to display images without changing their
shape.
Pan and scan Select this to watch TV or video with a 4:3 aspect ratio
(traditional television).
LetterBox Select this to watch TV or video with a 16:9 aspect
ratio (widescreen).
Save Select this to store your changes. You may need to
reboot your STB (use the ON/OFF hardware switch)
before the new settings are used.
Table 3 The Video Setup Menu
LABEL DESCRIPTION