Philips 42PFL7932D, Руководство пользователя

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Turning on Closed Captions
Features Features Installation Features nstallation I
CC Off
E it Exit
CC2
CC Mute
Closed Caption CCCCCl d C ti CCClosed Caption CCCCC
Volume Limiter
VVVV l Li it VVVVolume Limiter VVVV
Timer
Child Lock
Parental Lock
Volume Limiter V l Li it Volume Limiter
CC1
Active Control
Closed Caption
Main Main Installation Main nstallation I
Timer
Child Lock
Exit E it Exit
Install
Picture
Features
Sound
Parental Lock
Active Control
Closed Caption
Volume Limiter VVVV l Li it VVVVolume Limiter VVVV
NR
N
You can enable closed captions for your
programs if your broadcasting station pro-
vides caption service.
Closed captions (CC) are subtitles hidden
in the video signals which you can turn on
or off unlike the normal subtitles you see in
movies which cannot be turned off.
CC are subtitles for dialog and descriptions
(useful for the hearing-impaired).
Press 1.
h
button to display the on-screen
menus.
Press 2.
ï
button until Features is
highlighted.
Press 3.
u
button to select Features .
Press 4.
ï
button until Closed Caption is
highlighted.
Press 5.
u
button to select Closed
Caption
.
Press 6.
ï
or
Î
button to highlight
CC,
Off, CC1, CC2 or CC Mute .
Press 7.
u
button to select
Closed
Caption option.
Press 8.
h
or EXIT button to exit the
on-screen menus.
Closed Caption choices:
CC Off
• : Turn off Closed captioning.
CC1 • : Most channels transmit closed
captions in
CC1
mode. Closed captions
can be in Spanish, Portuguese or English.
CC2
• : Broadcasters may transmit closed
captions in
CC2
mode.
CC2
is rarely
used.
CC Mute
• : Closed captions in
CC1
mode will be displayed only when the
sound is turned off via the Mute button.