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Closed
Caption
might
not appear according to
the
condition
of
the
signal
from
the
broadcasting station.
Your
TV
is
equipped with
an
internal Closed Caption
decoder.
It
allows
you
to
view conversations, narration
and
sound
effects
as
subtitles
on
your
TV.
Closed
Captions
are
available
on
some
TV
programs
and
on
some
VHS
home
video tapes at
the
discretion
of
the
program
provider.
Digital
Closed
Caption
service
is
a
new
caption
service available only
on
digital
TV
programs
(also
at
the
discretion
of
the
service provider).
It
is
a
more
flexible system
than
the
original Closed Caption
system,
because
it
allows a variety of caption sizes
and
font
styles.
When
the
Digital Closed Caption
service
is
in
use,
it
will
be
indicated
by
the
appearance
of
a 3-letter abbreviation that also indicates
the
language
of
the
Digital
Closed
Captions:
ENG
(English),
SPA
(Spanish),
FRA
(French) or other
language
codes.
Not
all
programs
and
VHS
videotapes offer closed
captions.
Please
look for
the
"rccJ"
symbol
to
ensure
that
captions
will
be
shown.
In
the
Closed
Caption system, there
can
be
more
than
one
caption
service
provided.
Each
is
identified
by
its
own
number.
The
"C1"
and
"C2"
services display
subtitles
of
TV
programs superimposed over
the
program's picture. Generally, Closed Captions
in
English
are
transmitted
on
C1
and
Closed Captions
in
other languages
are
transmitted
on
C2.
In
the
Closed
Caption
system,
the
"T1"
or
"T2"
services display text that
is
unrelated
to
the
program
being
viewed
(e.g.,
weather or news). These services
are
also
superimposed over
the
program currently
being
viewed.
1 Tune
the
TV to
the
desired program.
2
Press
CC
and
the
Closed Caption screen displays.
3
Press
44/~
to setting
the
"CC
Setting"
to
"On".
4
Press
A/~
to select
"Analog
Caption" or "Digital
Caption".
5
Press
44/~
to
select
the
desired Closed Caption
mode
for both Digital
and
Analog
Caption.
When
you
select
"Analog
Caption",
you
can
choose
from
C1,
C2,
C3, C4,
T1, T2,
T3
and
T4.
When
you
select "Digital Caption",
you
can
choose
from
CS1,
CS2,
CS3, CS4,
CS5
and
CS6.
6
Press
A/~
to
select
"CC
Priority",
then
press
44
/
~
to
select "Digital
CC"
or
"Analog
CC".
• Depending
on
the
broadcast signal,
some
Analog
Captions will function
with
a Digital
broadcast signal. This step prevent that
two
kind
of
captions
are
overlapping.
7
Press
EXIT to
return
to
the
normal
screen.
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•
To
turn
the
Closed Caption
feature
off,
setting
the
"CC
Setting"
to
"Off".
•
You
can
enter
the
Closed
Caption
menu
from
setup
menu.
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•
If
the
program
or
video
you
selected
is
not
closed-captioned,
no
captions will display on-screen.
•
If
text
is
not
available
in
your
viewing
area,
a
black
rectangle
may
appear on-screen.
If
this
happens,
setting
the
"CC
Setting"
to
"Off'.
•
When
selecting
Closed
Captions,
the
captioning will
be
delayed
approx.
10
seconds.
•
If
no
caption
signal
is
received,
no
captions will
appear,
but
the
television
will
remain
in
the
Caption
Mode.
• Misspellings
or
unusual
characters
may
occasionally appear during Closed Captioning. This
is
normal
with
Closed
Captioning, especially
with
live
programs.
This
is
because during live programs, captions
are
also entered live. These
transmissions
do
not
allow
time
for editing.
•
When
Captions
are
being
displayed, on-screen displays,
such
as
volume
and
mute
may
be
seen
but
may
interfere
with
Closed
Captions.
•
Some
Cable
TV
systems
and
copy protection systems
may
interfere
with
the
Closed Captioned signal.
•
If
using
an
indoor
antenna
or
if
TV
reception
is
very
poor,
the
Closed Caption Decoder
may
not appear
or
may
appear
with
strange characters
or
misspelled
words.
In
this
case,
adjust
the
antenna
for
better reception or
use
an
outdoor
antenna.
•
When
a Digital
TV
Program
has
both Digital
Closed
Caption
and
Analog
Closed
Caption signals, Digital Closed Caption
is
displayed.
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