• PressCHANNEL • to select
next lower channel in channel
memory.
NOTE: Channels 2 thru 13 and
91 were programmed into the
channel memory for you at the
factory. Instructions for adding or
erasing channels in memory are
on pages 24-25.
MUTE Button
• Press MUTE to quickly reduce
sound to minimum level
without affecting the picture.
This is very useful during
telephone calls or other
interruptions.
• When sound is muted, the
word "MUTE" will be
displayed in the bottom left
corner of the screen.
• To restore sound, press MUTE
again or press VOLUME A.
Q PC (Previous Channel) Button
• Pressing the PC button causes
the TV to change back to the
last tuned channel. This is
useful should you want to
monitor two channels.
• To operate, select the first
channel you wish to watch.
Then select the other channel
by pressing two number
buttons (for example, press 0
then 6 for channel 6).
• The TV will now change back
and forth between the two
channels each time you press
the PC button.
Q SAP Button
• Some TV programs are
broadcast with more than one
audio channel. For example,
some programs are broadcast
in two languages at the same
time. The Second Audio
Program is called SAP, and the
TWs,SAP light will come on
whenever SAP audio is being
received. (The "AUDIO:
STEKEO/MONO" function
must be in "STEREO" mode
for SAP light to come on-
unless the SAP button has
been pressed.)
(_ANT (Antenna) Button
• Because your "IV has two
different antenna inputs on the
back (Labeled ANTENNA A/
CABLE and ANTENNA B),
you can connect more than one
antenna or signal source.
• Press the ANT button to swtich
from one input to the other.
• The words "ANT A" or "ANT
B" will appear in the bottom
right corner of the screen to let
you know which signal source
you are watching.
• If "ANT A" appears on the
screen, you are watching
whatever is connected to the
ANTENNA A/CABLE input
on the back of the TV.
• If "ANT B" appears on the
screen, you are watching
whatever is connected to the
ANTENNA B input on the
back of the TV.
(_) STA TUS Button
• Quickly remove menus and
displays from the screen.
• Displays time (if clock has been
set) and channel number on the
'IV screen.
RESET Button
• Press RESET to return the
VIDEO adjustments (Color,
Tint, Contrast, Brightness, and
Sharpness) to the settings
stored in "Picture Memory".
• Detailed information about
"Picture Memory" is on
pages 28-29.
_Number Buttons-(Direct Channel
Selection)
• Always press two number
buttons (first one, then another)
to select a channel. For
example, press "0" then "6" for
Channel 6. Press "1" then "3"
for Channel 13.
• Also used for viewing signals
from other components plugged
into the input jacks on the
back via channels 91 (INPUT
1), 92 (INPUT 2), and 93
(INPUT 3).
Q SETUP Button
• Press once to see functions in
first Setup Menu shown here:
1 SI.CCP TIMCR
2 AL_,RM SCT
3 PARENTAL CONTROL
4 J,UTOPROGRAM
5 'NT[NNk: INPUT A
PUSH SETUP FOR MORE
• Press again to see second Setup
Menu shown here:
I CLOCK SET
2 CHANNEL M_MORY
3 PICTURE MEMORY
4 CABLE/AIR: AIR
S MESSAGE STYLE
6 kUTOCOLOR: ON
• Det_led instructions begin on
page 19.
QA UDIO Button
• Press once to see functions in
Audio Menu shown here:
- R_gL£
BASS
BALANCE
AUDIO: STEREO
SAP: OFF
_PEAKERS : ON
• Detailed instructions begin on
page 14.
VIDEO Button
• Press once to see functions in
Video Menu shown here:
TINT
CONTRAST
BRIGHTNESS
SHARPN[XS
AUTO R[SST
• Detailed instructions begin on
page 12.
_- and + Buttons
• Use these buttons after you
have pressed one of the three
MENU buttons (VIDEO,
AUDIO, or SETUP).
• Press "+" to increase (or
change) a function.
• Press "-" to decrease (or
change) a function.
• After a display has
disappeared, use to recall the
last function you adjusted.
@ CLR (Clear)
Button
• Press CLR to erase entries from
the Sleep Timer, Alarm, Clock,
and Parental Control memories.
• Pressing CLR also clears screen
of on-screen display messages
(except MUTE).
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