System Operation
OPERATION
LBV00056; Revision C - 01/03/03
BUTTON ICON FUNCTION / OPERATION
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREV These buttons are used to store channels.
(Previous) Pressing the PREV button will access the
previously stored channel configuration and
display the image on screen without any
REV parameter changes you have made. To view the
(Revised) image with any changes made, press the REV
button. Pressing the SAVE button will store any
changes made to the channel selected regardless
SAVE of which view you are looking at. The >.<
button restores the factory pre-set values. See
B—17, Storing System Configurations for more
information.
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BUTTON FUNCTION / OPERATION
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------R, G, B The Red, Green and Blue buttons toggle the individual colours on
and off. These buttons are only active when the On Screen
Display is on and are mainly used for fault finding.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- , , , The cursors are used to adjust image parameters directly from the
ENTER remote control. When used in conjunction with the ENTER button
they allow navigation through the menu system in order to select
and change data.
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MENU Press MENU to display or hide the menu system. The On Screen
Display must be switched on to use this function.
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HELP When this feature is available pressing this button in the menu
system will provide a basic explanation of the function under the
cursor. Information relating to remote control buttons will also be
available, when the menu system is hidden, by pressing HELP
followed by the relevant button. The help screen is cleared after
15 seconds or by pressing the HELP button again.
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