Skymaster DS 66, Руководство по эксплуатации

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7. The OSD Menu – System
3. System
In the System menu you can tune the satellite receiver to a connected TV set, adjust the menu lan-
guage and audio playback, the time, child lock and lots more besides.
3.1 Language
In the Language sub-menu you can select the OSD language and the preferred languages for
audio playback.
3.1.1 Menu language
Choose the desired language for the on-screen display. Use the [FE] buttons in this case.
3.1.2 1. Audio language
Choose the language to be played back in multilingual programs if this is available.
3.1.3 2. Audio language
Choose the language to be played back in multilingual programs if the first audio language is
unavailable. If none of the two preferred languages is available, the transmitting channel will notify
you.
3.2 TV settings
To tune the satellite receiver to a TV set.
3.2.1 Colour standard
To tune the colour standard to a connected TV set. When operating in most of Europe use the
PAL B/G or AUTO setting. Caution: when you change the colour standard you may not be able to
see a picture. In this case press the [FE] buttons until the on-screen menu is legible again.
3.2.2 Screen format
If you own a TV set with a 16:9 format screen, choose the 16:9 setting. For 4:3 screens choose
4:3PS (Pan & Scan) or 4:3LB (Letterbox). With Pan & Scan programs transmitted in 16:9 wide-
screen format the black borders at the top and bottom is removed. This means the picture is
enlarged but the left and right hand sides of the picture are also cut off. In Letterbox format the
complete picture is visible, including the black bands with 16:9 widescreen format programs.
3.2.3 Dolby Digital
If you have a Dolby Digital/AC3 Surround amplifier, you can play back programs in surround sound
through your surround effects speakers.
3.2.4 Video Out
To determine what kind of video signals are output at the receiver's Scart connections. FBAS
(also Composite, C-Video or CVBS) is not as high quality as RGB but is compatible with virtually
all video and TV appliances. By transmitting red, green and blue separately RGB achieves the best
possible colour fidelity and image definition.