Toshiba DST-3000, Руководство пользователя

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DST-3000 Receiver’s Menu System
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Channel Lock
The Channel Lock setting provides a way for you to set your DST-3000 receiver to permanently
stay on a specified channel. This feature may be desireable in commercial installations. When the
setting is anything other than “- - - -” the DST-3000 receiver will always power up on that
channel and will ignore any attempts to change the channel. To allow channel changing to
function again, set this option to “Off.”
Factory Defaults
To reset the DST-3000 receiver preferences, select the Factory Defaults button on the
ADVANCED PREFERENCES screen.
Audio/Video Setup
Highlighting the A/V Setup button on the SETUP MENU screen and pressing the key on
the remote control will display the AUDIO/VIDEO SETUP screen.
Audio
The AUDIO option on the pop-up menu enables you
to specify the language track for programs you watch.
While English is the default language, you may
choose an alternate language. If your chosen
language is available for the program, you will hear
that language. Otherwise, you will hear the primary
language in which the program was produced.
Dolby Digital
The Dolby Digital menu option lets you turn the
Dolby Digital output ON or OFF. This setting affects
the optical DIGITAL AUDIO OUT port on the back of the DST-3000 receiver. Refer to the
subsection “HD Receiver and Dolby Digital Receiver or Decoder” in Chapter 2.
Closed Caption
The Closed Caption pop-up menu allows you to set the default caption information to be viewed
on-screen when tuned to a program that includes captions. When OFF is selected, captions will
not be displayed. If CC1 or CC2 is selected, then the DST-3000 receiver will decode and display
the appropriate Closed Captioning information, if present.
WARNING
Before using the DIGITAL
AUDIO OUT connector with a
standard PCM (i.e., not Digital
Dolby) digital bitstream decoder/
receiver, set the Dolby Digital
option on the Advanced Preferences screen to
“Off.” Failure to do this could result in a high
level noise and could be harmful to your ears
and equipment.
SELECT
AUDIO/VIDEO SETUP screen