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Melody / Entertainment / Energy Saving
1. Press the MENU button to display the menu.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select "Setup", then press the
ENTER button.
2.
Select the required option by pressing the ▲ or ▼ button, then
press the ENTER button.
3.
When you are satised with your setting, press the ENTER
button.
4. Press
the EXIT button to exit.
Melody: Off/Low/Medium/High
The TV power on/off melody sound can be adjusted.
The Melody does not play
− When no sound is output from the TV because the MUTE button
has been pressed.
− When no sound is output from the TV because the – (V
olume) button has been pressed.
− When the TV is turned off by the Sleep Timer function.
Entertainment: Off/Sports/Cinema/Game
The “Entertainment” mode enables you to select the optimal display and sound for sports, cinema and
games.
− Off: Switch the "Entertainment" function off.
− Sports: Provides
the optimal picture and sound quality for sports. You can enjoy more thrilling
colour and sound.
− Cinema: Provides
the optimal picture and sound quality for cinema. You can experience a richer
picture and enhanced sound.
− Game: Provides
the optimal picture and sound quality for games. This mode accelerates the playing
speed when using an external game console connected to the TV.
If you set any of the three “Entertainment” modes to On, the settings will be locked and can not be
adjusted. If you want to make Picture and Sound mode adjustments, the “Entertainment” mode
must be turned off.
The “Entertainment” settings are saved for each input source.
If you set any of the three “Entertainment” modes to On, “SRS TS XT” and “Equalizer” function is
not
available.
You can press the E.MODE button on the remote control
repeatedly to change the “Entertainment” setting.
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Mode : Custom
Equalizer
SRS TS XT
: Off
Auto V
olume : Off
Internal Mute
: Off
Reset
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TV
Setup
Plug & Play
Language
: English
T
ime
Auto Wall-Mount
Melody : Off
Entertainment
: Off
Energy Saving
: Off
PIP
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