Operating instructions

Understanding the on-screen displays
Your TV provides an on-screen summary of the current settings for
TV or cable channels or the external inputs. This summary will
also provide information about the type of socnd that is being sent
by the broadcaster and the type of sound you have set the TV to
"listen to." In addition, the display system will provide information
concerning the source of the nmin and sub PI]? pictures, and the
amount of time remaining on tlhe sleep timer. This information is
displayed automatically when you make a change such as selecting
a new channel or activate the PIP. It can also be recalled by
pressing DISPLAY on the remote control.
Select a channel, or
press DISPLAY once
08
SUB: INPUT1
,STEREO
SAP
MONO
• Selected Channel is 8.
• Stereo signal is "on air" or being
sent by the broadcaster.
• SAP or Secondary Aud:[o
Program sound is "on air" or
being sent by the broadcaster.
• The TV's current audio select is
stereo sound, indicated by the
arrow _.
• The "SUB" PIP image is coming
from Inputl.
Select an input, or
press DISPLAY once
INPUT1
SUB: 08
INPUT] i,_the seledted input
fbr viewings, such as a VCR or
DVD player connected to audio
and video inputs on the back of
the TV.
The "SUB" PIP image is coming
from channel 8, directly from
the antenna or cable connected
to the AN_.?/CABLE jack.
If the Sleep timer is
set, press DISPLAY
twice.
SLEEP TIMER
30 REMAIN
The Sleep timer has been set
and 30 minutes remain before
the TV will turn off.
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