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Linea FHDTV 100

Metz Linea FHDTV 100, Linea LED 100 Operating Instructions Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Linea FHDTV 100 Linea LED 100 with Chassis 611
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611 47 2018.A1
11/36/08
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Contents
12.8 Sound 1, Sound 2 47
13. Automatic zoom 48
14. Childlock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
15. Timer Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
15.1 Setting the Time and Date . . . . . . . . .52
15.2 Recording Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
16 Photo Viewer
(JPEG)
. . . . . . . . . . . . .55
17. Special Functions, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . ,
Recording a programme with a timer
. .58
. . . , Direct Recording . . . . . . . . . . .60
. . . , Picture format . . . . . . . . . . . . .61
. . . , Picture position . . . . . . . . . . . .63
. . . , Audio language selections . . . .64
. . . ,
Select Subtitle . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
18. Programming the Function Keys . . . .67
19. EPG (Elektronic Program Guide) . . . .68
19.1 Activating the EPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
19.2 Collecting EPG Data . . . . . . . . . . . . .69
19.3 Using the EPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
. . ., selecting a program, . . . . . . . .73
. . . viewing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73
. . . reminder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73
. . ., Programinfo (now showing..) . . .74
. . ., recording a program . . . . . . . . .75
20. Setting the Country and Language . .76
21. Setting Stations, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . , reception mode . . . . . . . . . . . .77
21.1 . . . , TV-Standard . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79
. . . , Analogue -TV . . . . . . . . . . . . .79
. . . , Colour standard . . . . . . . . . . . .80
21.2 . . . DVB-T, Antenna suply voltage . . .81
. . . , automatic station search . . . . . .82
. . . , manual station search . . . . . . . .83
21.3 . . . DVB-C, automatic station search .84
. . . , manuelle Suche . . . . . . . . . . . .85
21.4 Set-up satellite system, . . . . . . . . . . .86
. . . , Antenna system . . . . . . . . . . . .86
. . . , Unicable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87
. . . , LNB supply voltage . . . . . . . . .88
. . . , DiSEqC System . . . . . . . . . . . .89
. . . , selecting Satellit . . . . . . . . . . . .90
21.5 . . . , DVB-S automatic station search .91
. . . , manual station search . . . . . . . .92
. . . , Updating the Data . . . . . . . . . .94
21.6 DVB-Prog.-Info, Signalquality . . . . . .95
21.7 DVB-C and DVB-S Portal stations . . .96
22. Station Logo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .97
23. Sorting Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98
24. Initial Programme Position . . . . . . .100
25. DVB Radio Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . .101
26. Scope of Operation . . . . . . . . . . . .102
27. Cleaning the TV Set . . . . . . . . . . . .104
28.
Connections to the set
. . .
left side
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .105
. . .
on the Rear bottom
. . . . . . . . . .106
28.1 . . .
Connecting a Hifi Amplifier . . . . . . .106
29. Registering AV Devices . . . . . . . . .108
29.1 . . . , Setting the signal types RGB . .110
29.2 . . . ,
Setting the signal types HDMI
. . . .111
29.3 . . . , Data Logic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .112
29.4 . . , ,Data Logic mode 1/2 . . . . . . .114
29.5 . . . ,Removing AV Devices . . . . . . .115
30. Copying between AV Devices . . . . .116
31. Inserting/Removing CA Modules . .118
32. Connect PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119
32,1 DVI-D off HDMI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120
32.2
Connect PC, sound from TV-speaker . . . .121
33. Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122
34. Problem, Possible cause, Remedy . .124
35. Upgrade Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126
36. Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .127
Battery disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .129
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .130
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1.2 Connecting and switching on
Power connector (on the back of the TV set)
Connect the TV set to the wall socket with the accompany­ing power cord.
Antenna connector (Back of the TV set at the bottom)
Connect the TV set to the antenna socket with an antenna cable.
Switching on
Switch on the TV set with the main switch. the TV set switches to programme position 1
or to the programmed initial programme position (see page 104)
If no other command is received from the remote control, a message will appear after approx. 10 minutes asking for one of the remote control keys to be pressed. If no command is received from the remote control, the TV set is switched to stand-by mode.
Power connector
DVB-S2 DVB-CT
Antenna connector
Switching on
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2 Safety notes
• Do not place
- burning candles or vessels containing liquids (vases, etc.) on top of the TV set, since any hot wax or water dripping into the set could cause serious damage to the electronic components and could also jeopardize the electrical safety of the set.
• Lightning can damage electrical equip­ment. A lightning flash entering the power cable or the aerial cable can damage the TV set even if it is swit­ched off. You should therefore discon­nect the power cable and aerial cable from their outlets or from the TV set in the case of a thunder storm.
• The monitor may be opened and repaired only by a qualified person.
CAUTION! HIGH VOLTAGES CAN KILL !
If repairs should be necessary, consult your local dealer.
• Always switch off the TV set before cleaning it.
• Do not hold the remote control directly in front of your eyes and press a but­ton. The remote control emits infrared radiation!
• Do not place rechargeable batteries in the battery compartment of the remote control. Use only two 1.5 V dry batte­ries of the type LR03/AM4/AAA (Micro).
• The TV set is intended only for the reception and reproduction of picture and sound signals.
• The TV set may be operated only from a mains voltage of 230-240V VAC, 50 Hz. Australia: 240 VAC.
• For maintenance and repair work, the power plug or the power-cord input of the TV represents a means to disconnect the device from the mains and must therefore be kept in a usable state in line with appli­cable standards.
•
Lay the power cable so that nothing stands on it and no-one can trip over it.
• Do not display still images, logos, 4:3
pictures with stripes etc. over an exten­ded period. These still images can result in marks on the screen.
• Keep candles and open flames away
from this product at all times to prevent fire spreading.
• Grime and dust deposits can accumu-
late behind the front panel glass of the LCD TV set without a visible source being present. These grime and dust deposits are also known as „fogging“ or „magic dust“. There are scattered instances of this phenomenon, but especially during the warm-up period and after renovation work or in new constructions. Various factors can cau­se the above mentioned phenomenons, see also reports on the Internet. In such cases cleaning or replacement of the panel is excluded from the guarantee, since it does not involve a set defect, but rather an external influence.
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3 The Remote Control
Overview of the functions of the keys
Switch to DVB radio mode.
Switch on from the standby state into radio mode1).
Function keys:
F1/F2/F3: press briefly to call the functions set in the factory. F1/F2/F3: press and hold to display a selection of special functions. AV: press to select one of the previously configured AV devices.
Cursor control key in the "Information" window and the “TV menu”.OK: confirmation key.Volume control; values can be set in the TV menu.Exit key: exit from the menu without saving any changes you have made.Open the TV menu.
In the menu: back to the main menu.
Open the electronic programme guide (EPG). Open the Teletext window. Mute. Freeze frame.Back to the previously selected station.
In the TV menu: open the "Configuration" menu.
Display the date and time.
In the TV menu: open the "Timer" window.
Display the station table.
In the TV menu: open the station table or the station features window.
Display the sound functions.
In the TV menu: open the "AV devices" window.
Display the picture functions.
In the TV menu: open the "picture and sound" window.
Back to the TV picture.
Switch from radio mode
1)
to TV mode. Switch on from standby mode into TV mode. Split-Screen in Teletext
Display the AV menu "Replay/record".
Switch on from standby mode into AV mode.
Display the "Information" window. In the "Information" window:
back to the table of contents.
1)
Possible only in DVB mode !
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In normal TV or radio 1)mode, you can display the station table by pressing the white key.
• Programmes can be selected with the cursor key  or numeric keys in the table displayed. It is possible to skip to the next or last 15 programmes with the cursor control key . You can display the programme selected with the key "OK".
• A key pad is displayed as a result of repeated pressing of the white key . The station table can be ordered alphanumerically with the correspon­ding key.
• All HD stations saved in the station table are displayed by pressing the blue key . By rene­wed pressing of the blue key all stations are once again displayed in the station table.
• By selection with the cursor control key of another station and pressing the green key , you can see the short information of the station on the programme and the start and end times (only DVB stations, not analogue stations).
• By using the joker character % you can look for text characters inside the station name. For example, enter “%FER” and all station names are listed in which the character string “FER” occurs, e.g. “hr-fernsehen”, “SWR Fernsehen”.
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5 Station selection and management of
programme positions
5 Selecting stations from the station table
The TV set can store the settings for up to 3000 TV stations and 3000 radio stations in so-called programme positions. You can select any of these programme posi­tions with the numeric keys, with the oval rocker key

or from the station table.
If you use the numeric keys for station selection, the first digit you enter is nor­mally the "thousands" digit. If less than 1000 programme positions are occupied, it automatically becomes the "hundreds" digit.
If less than ten programme positions are occupied, the first digit you enter automa­tically becomes the "units" digit.
After pressing any numeric key, you have three seconds to press further numeric keys.
The programme can be changed immediately by pressing the OK button.
2 x
10 Kabel 1 9 Nord 3 8 RTL 7 PRO 7 6 Nord 3 5 PRO 7 4 SAT1 3 Bayern 3 2 ZDF 1 ARD 56 Hessen 3 55 SW-BW 54 N-TV 53 West 3 52 Phönix
 
ABCDEF
GHIJKLMNO
PQRSTUVWXYZ
Select with
... or . Confirm with .
OK
Pr
Pr
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With the "TV menu", we provide you with an assistant to help you find your way through the many possible settings of the TV set.
Don't be afraid to change any settings in the various menus. No changes will be saved unless you press the "OK" key to confirm them. If you are not sure whether you want to keep a changed setting, you can exit from the menu at any time, without saving any changes, by pressing the "EXIT" key.
Within the TV menu, you can return to the previous main menu item at any time by pressing the "MENU" key. If you are not sure what a menu item does, press the "INFO" key for more information.
In order to return to the menu, press the "INFO" key twice.
You can open each of the five main sections of the menu with the key of the corresponding colour. The "card file" which is then displayed is subdivided into Subjects (on the left) and Sections (on the right), and you can select these by moving the red, triangular cursor with the oval cursor control key or with the numeric keys.
When you press the "OK" key, the current setting for the selected item is shown in the "Setting win­dow" below the card file and can be adjusted with the – + key.
You can save the new setting by pressing the "OK" key, which also returns you to the list of sec­tions. If you do not want to save the new setting, press the "MENU" key to return to the correspon­ding main menu item or press the "EXIT" key to close the menu.
You can delete any incorrect inputs with the II key.
7 Menu Control Opening the menu
MENU
OK
* The number of subjects and sections
depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be display­ed in a different order and numbered diffe­rently.
OK
EXIT
II
Signal adjustment
Picture profile selection
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG Noise reduction
Picture sharpness
Colour impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture-Volume
Setting window
Related numeric keys
Cursor
Section*Subject*
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F1 - Double font size
You can double the size of the font used for Teletext pages with the F1 key. Pres­sing this key once displays an enlarged picture of the upper third of the page. Pressing it a second and third time dis­plays the centre and lower thirds of the page. Pressing a fourth time displays the entire page again.
F2 - Riddle key (display hidden text)
Function key F2 is programmed in the factory to display hidden text, such as the answers to riddles.
F3 – Marker overview
6)
If markers (bookmarks) have been set for a programme position, then a marker overview can be displayed and hidden using the F3 key. This markers overview shows you where the markers are loca­ted. The numeric keys can be used to select specific markers.
Stop page scrolling
The II key or the "OK" key can be used to stop the automatic scrolling executed by some pages, and to enable this again.
Page selection with the cursor
Press the "OK" key to stop page scrol­ling. The cursor is now positioned at the top left corner of the page and you can use the cursor control key     to position it anywhere on the displayed page. This function is useful on index pages (such as pages 100, 200, etc.) in order to select a page you want to see. After positioning the cursor on the desi­red page number, press the "OK" key to display its contents.
Setting marks in Teletext
6)
Up to 10 marks can be set for each
programme position.
As a user of Teletext, you will probably want to visit certain pages (such as stock­market news, news pages or the weather forecast) regularly.
In order to find these pages quickly, you can set marks to suit your personal requi­rements.
To do this, open a page for which you want to set a mark.
• Press the red key for "Set" to place a mark on this page. The number of the mark you have just set is displayed above the window containing the num­ber of the Teletext page. In the case of multiple pages, the mark is always set and displayed for the currently display­ed sub-page.
Scrolling through marked Teletext pages
6)
With the Teletext window open, you can step sequentially through the marked pages with the green key.
An even easier method is by pressing the "TEXT" key while the TV programme is displayed. Each time you press this key, the next marked page is displayed. After the last marked page, the TV picture is displayed again.
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6) Not possible with an external receiver !
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Opening the menu
AV playback
(devices with switching voltage)
Before they can be used, AV devices must be registered and assigned to the appropri­ate input sockets in the menu "AV devices".
Playing back a recording from a video cassette, DVD, etc. on a connected AV device is called AV playback.
In order to see the picture, you must programme your TV set to execute an automatic programme change at the EURO socket to which the AV device is connected.
Programming a programme change
This menu item is not available in a 2 ** menu (see Section 28, Scope of Operation).
The automatic program­me change is set in the factory to "ON" for all EURO sockets.
• Press the "MENU" key.
The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the red key . The menu "Configuration" is displayed.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in this example:
) or the cursor control key
 to select the menu item "EURO sockets".
• Press the "OK" key and then, in the setting win­dow, use the – + key to select "Programme change on".
• Press the "OK" key to save the new setting.
• Press the "EXIT" key to close the TV menu.
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10 AV Playback
MENU
OK
EXIT
OK
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
  
Change stations on
EURO 1
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
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10.1 AV Playback - VCR function
The menu item "VCR" is not available in a 2 ** menu.
Picture quality when playing back from tape devices
The VCR function ensures an optimum picture quality when playing back recordings from tape devices such as video cassette recorders or cam­corders.
Setting the VCR function
• Press key AV briefly - the function programmed for AV devices (see Chapter 17 „Programming function buttons“) is executed. Press button AV or approx. 3 seconds the max. possible selection is displayed.
• Select the AV device that is to provide the picture with the numeric keys.
• Press the "MENU" key to open the TV menu.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture and sound" and the menu item "General picture settings" are pre­selected.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example:
)
to select the
menu item "Pict.settings for Pr."
• Press the “F1” key to display the entire selection.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example: )to select the menu item "VCR".
• Use the – + key to select "Opt.1". If this setting does not produce a satisfactory result, you can try using "Opt.2".
• Press the "OK" key to save the new setting.
• Press the "EXIT" key to close the TV menu.
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Opening the menu
MENU
AV
OK
EXIT
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
3) See glossary for an explanation.
7) Available only for analogue stations!
  
   
VCR settings Opt.1
VCR
3)
Signal adjustment
Picture forma
3)
Colour standard
3)7)
Colour offset
3)7)
Noise reduction
3)
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpness
Picture profile
Colour intensity
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture-Volume
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10.3 AV Playback Picture Format
Opening the menu
MENU
AV
OK
EXIT
   
Some of the following menu items are not available on a 2 ** menu.
Setting the picture format:
• Select the AV programme position which deli-
vers the picture by pressing the AV key and then pressing the numeric key corresponding to the device you want to use.
• Press the "MENU" key. The TV menu appears on
the screen.
• Press the blue key to open the menu "Picture and sound". The menu item "General picture settings" is preselected.
• Press numeric key
to
select the menu item "Pict. settings for Pr.".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select the func-
tion "Picture format".
• Use the – + key to set the picture format setting to "Automatic".
• Press the "OK" key to save the new setting.
• Press the "EXIT" key to close the TV menu.
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   
Picture format Auto. mode
VCR
3)
Signal adjustment
Picture forma
3)
Colour standard
3)7)
Colour offset
3)7)
Noise reduction
3)
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpness
Picture profile
Colour intensity
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture-Volume
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
3) See glossary for an explanation.
7) Available only for analogue stations!
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11. General Picture Settings
Some of the menu items are not available in a 2 ** menu.
The picture settings brightness, contrast, colour intensity, sharpness and noise reduction can be set generally for all programme positions and saved as standard values which can be recalled at any time by pressing the "OK" key.
Opening the picture settings menu:
This example describes how the brightness is adjusted. The other picture settings can be adjus­ted in a similar manner.
• Press the "MENU" key.
The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture and sound" and the menu item "General picture settings" are pre­selected.
• Use the cursor control key to select the menu item "Brightness".
• In the setting window, use the – + key to change the setting.
• Use the cursor control key to select the third line "Save as standard values".
• If you wish to save the new setting, use the – + key to select "Yes".
• Press the "OK" key to save the changed setting as a standard value.
• Press the "EXIT" key to close the TV menu.
If the standard values do not provide a satisfac­tory picture in some programme positions, you can make settings for these positions which dif­fer from the standard values. See the next sec­tions. 11.1 and 11.2.
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Opening the menu
MENU
OK
EXIT
  
Brightness
61
Standard value
50
Use as default value: Yes
Picture-Volume
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
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Opening the menu
11 General Picture Settings
Select power options
• Save the set power option by pressing the OK
button. For the “Presentation” or “Picture Quality” settings, the types of control described under a) to e) can be set as well.
a) Off:
he backlighting is set to maximum. (highest level of power consumption).
b) ambient light-dependent:
The backlighting is governed by the room light and always provides the same picture appearance regardless of changes in room lighting.
c) Picture content-dependent
9)
:
The backlighting is governed by the picture content. In the case of dark picture content, the brightness of the backligh­ting is reduced to increase contrast.
d) Manual: The backlighting is set to a fixed value in the menu.
e) Automatic
9)
: Combination of b) room light
dependent and c) picture content dependent The level control indicates the level of backlighting
brightness currently in operation. The backlighting (lamps that light up the screen) is adjusted automatically depending on the power option selected. The brightness of the lamps has an influence on the device’s power consumption.
• Press the “EXIT” key to close the TV menu.
OK
EXIT
Picture-Volume
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Backlight
40% Energy setup Presentation
Standard value
50%
Control ambient light-dependent
Use as default value:
No Level 69%
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
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The settings in the “Signal adjustment” menu are optimised for the picture settings and should not be changed.
If the settings in the “Signal offset” and “Signal contrast” menus are changed, this will usually lead to a deterioration in picture quality.
Changes should generally only be made here if a connected analogue AV device (e.g. a video recorder) is providing an unsatisfactory picture.
Signal adjustment setting
• Press the "MENU" key.
The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key The menu "Picture and sound" and the menu item "Picture settings, gen." is pre-selec­ted.
• Use the cursor control key to select the menu item "Brightness".
• Use the cursor control key to select the line "Signal adjustment".
• In the setting window, use the – + key to change the setting.
• Use the cursor control key to select the third line "Save as standard value".
• If you wish to save the new setting, use the – + key to select "Yes".
• Press the "OK" key to save the new setting.
• Press the "EXIT" key to close the TV menu.
11 General Picture Settings
Signal adjustment
Opening the menu
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture-Volume
MENU
OK
EXIT
  
Signal-offset 61% Signal-Contrast 60% Standard value50% Standard value 80% Use as default value. No
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Opening the menu
MENU
The picture profiles that were set up earlier can now be generally assigned to all or only individu­al programme positions.
Selected Profile Standard
2)
:
• Press the "MENU" key.
The TV menu appears on the screen
• Press the blue key . The menu „Picture and sound“ and the menu item „Picture settings, gen.“ are pre-selected.
• Use the cursor control key to select the “Brightness” menu option.
• Use the assigned numeric key to select “Picture profile selection”.
• Use the – + key to change the settings for „Picture pro­file selection“.
• Press the "OK" button to save the new settings.
• Clear the “TV menu” with the "EXIT" button.
The picture profile can also be temporarily changed during a programme without the change being saved. See Chapter 4 for this.
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OK
EXIT
Profile Standard
2)
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture-Volume
  
11 General Picture Settings
selected picture profile
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
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