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Opening the menu 12. General Sound Settings
Some of the menu items are not available
in a 2 ** menu.
The sound settings volume, treble, bass, stereo
wide and spatial sound can be set generally for
all programme positions and saved as standard
values which can be recalled at any time by pres-
sing the "OK" key.
Opening the sound settings menu:
• 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
pre-selected.
• Use the corresponding numeric key
(in the example:
») to select
"General sound settings".
• Use the corresponding numeric keys
to select the desired menu items in the
right-hand column.
• Press the "OK" key to open the selec-
ted menu item for editing.
• 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 settings as
standard values.
• Press the "EXIT" key to close the TV menu.
If the standard values do not provide satis-
factory results for some programme posi-
tions, you can make different individual set-
tings for these positions. See sections 12.1.
☞
☞
MENU
Factory settings
Base width
4)
Spatial sound
4)
Balance
Volume headphones
Bass
Treble
Volume control
3)
SRS WOW
2) 3)
Volume
Sound set,.prog.pos
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Pict. settings, gen.
Volume
40%
Standard value
35%
Use as default value : Yes
Change with
Accept current
value as default
value.
F1
➔
OK
EXIT
ᕣ
– +
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.
2) Possible only on sets equipped with this func-
tion.
3) See glossary for an explanation.
4) Available only if SRS WOW is switched off
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