Insignia NS-27FTV, Руководство пользователя

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NS-27HTV 27-inch Color TV
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Sharpness—Adjust left or right to soften or
sharpen the picture detail (from 00 to 20).
Color Temp—Provides three color adjustments
(Normal, Warm, and Cold).
DNR—Selects DNR as Off, Low, or High.
Blue Screen—Turns the blue screen on or off.
SVM—Turns the SVM on or off.
Using the Audio menu
The Audio menu allows you to adjust your
sound settings.
Equalizer—Provides Custom, Live, Pop, and
Rock modes.
Balance—Adjusts the balance. Adjust left or
right to emphasize left or right speaker balances
(from -50 to 50).
Digital Audio—Press or to choose Dolby
Digital or PCM.
Using the Channel menu
The Channel menu allows you to select the
channels your television can receive.
Auto Search—Selects the scan source: Air,
Cable, or Air+Cable. Press the ENTER button to
start channel searching. After Auto Search
finishes, a prompt menu is displayed on the
screen. Press the EXIT button to exit Auto
Search.
Hand Search—Selects one RF type. Enter the
channel number, then press the ENTER button
to start searching. The searching channel
frequency is displayed on the screen when hand
searching.
Edit Channel—Press or to choose Fav,
Lock, and Skip. Press the EXIT button to return
to the previous menu.
To change the channel order, press the ENTER
button to select the channel you want to move.
Press or to move the cursor to the position
you want to move to, then press the ENTER
button to change this channel order.
Info—Sets the channel number and edits the
channel name.
Using the CC menu
The Closed Caption menu allows you to adjust
your closed captioning settings.
CC Mode—Select from ON/OFF/On When Mute
mode. If you choose the On When Mute mode,
closed captioning will turn on automatically when
you set the television to mute. If the sound is
restored, closed captioning will turn off
automatically.
Analog Caption—If the input source is RF or
external equipment signal input, the analogue
closed captioning display is available.
Digital signals may have this feature depending
on the program signal broadcasted by the
television station. You can set it to C1, C2, C3,
C4, T1, T2, T3, or T4.
Press the EXIT button to return to the previous
menu.
Digital Caption—When you receive digital
television signals, this feature is available.
Service can be set to one of six modes.
Style—Sets your CC style.
Style—Sets the style from the following:
Style1, Style2, Style3, Style4, Style5, Style6,
Style7, Style8, Style9, and Style10. Every
style can be set by you
Size—Sets the character size.
Font—Sets the font.
Text Color—Sets the text color.
Text Opacity—Sets the text transparency.
BG Color—Sets the background color.
BG Opacity—Sets the background
transparency.
Preview—Preview the style you have chosen
or set.
Using the Time menu
The Time menu allows you to set the time and
other time-related features.
Date Time—You can set the date and time
manually or automatically.
Choose Auto to adjust the date and time based
on the program preferences received. Choose
Manual to set the date and time manually.
You can use or to move to the date and
time at the bottom of the screen, then use or
to change the date and time. Press ENTER to
store the date and time you set.
Press the EXIT button to return to the previous
menu.
Auto Turn-Off—Sets auto turn-off to Off, Once,
or Daily. If you select Once or Daily, use or
to move to the turn-off time setting, then use
or to change the setting. Press the EXIT
button to return to the previous menu.
Sleep Time—Sets the sleep time to Off, 15 Min.,
30 Min., 60 Min., 90 Min., or 120 Min. When the
time you have selected elapses, your television
will turn off automatically. Press the EXIT button
to return to the previous menu.
Time Zone—Sets the time zone to one of the
following: Atlantic, Eastern, Central, Mountain,
Pacific, Alaska, or Hawaii.
Daylight Saving—Sets daylight saving to Auto
or OFF. Press the EXIT button to return to the
previous menu.
Using the V-Chip menu
Viewers can use the V-chip to select programs
based on their program preferences.
Mode
If you set password, you need to enter the
password to enter this menu.
V-Chip Mode—Turn the V-chip mode on and
off. If the V-chip mode is turned off, the user
can view any program received.
Note You can only choose one mode for the
equalizer. Press the ENTER button to
choose the mode. A bar shows the level and
the corresponding value is displayed on the
right. You can only set individual values if the
audio mode is Custom.
Note If you choose Cable or Air+Cable, you need
to select a mode from STD, HRC, or IRC.