ProScan PS52682, Руководство пользователя

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Adding and Erasing Channels in Channel Memory
menus
1 Display the
CHANNEL MEM
(memory) menu on the TV screen.
Press the
MENU
button to
display the MAIN MENU
.
Repeatedly press the +
or button to highlight
Setup
in white.
Press the MENU button
again to display the
menu.
Repeatedly press the +
or-button to highlight
Channel memory
in whitt
Press
the MENU button
again to display the
CHANNEL MEM
To enter the channel you want to add or erase from the
channel memory scan list, press
M E N U
to
select (underline) the
Channel
function. Then press for a channel with a higher
number or for a channel with a lower number.
Note: The channel number to which
the TV is currently tuned will
automatically appear in
the Channel
function.
3
Press MENU to exit (remove underline) the
Channel
function,
and then press + or to highlight the
Scan List: in/out
function.
Press
MENU
to add (Scan
List: in)
or erase
(Scan List: out)
selected channel in the channel memory scan list.
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To add a channel, press
MENU
to
change the
Scan List: in/out
function to Scan List:
in.
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To erase a channel, press
M E N U
to change the
Scan List:
in/out
function to Scan List: out.
5 When you are finished, press the + or -button to highlight
Done
and press the
MENU
button.
Note: After
a
few seconds, the
CHANNEL MEM
menu
automatically disappear from the screen if no button is pressed.
Pressing the
CLEAR
button on the master remote control will quickly
remove the menu from the TV screen.
Adding Video Input Channels to the Channel Memory
Scan list
You can add video input channels (91 and 92) to the
channel memory scan list. If you have a video device
(such as a VCR, camcorder, or laser disc player) connected
to the
INPUT
jacks on the back of the TV, you can view its
signal by pressing the
INPUT
button, selecting channel 91 or
92 with two number buttons on the master remote, or
adding channels 91 and 92 to the channel memory scan
list.
Add channel 91 to the channel memory scan list to view
the signal from
INPUT I
and add channel 92 to view the
signal from
INPUT
2.
Adding channels 91 and 92 to channel
memory allows access to the video inputs by pressing the
CHANNEL
or down buttons.