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Advanced Operation 17
Features menu
This menu allows you to set the sleep timer and to set a signal to be output from the AV3 socket.
The table below explains each option and how to use it:
Auto Format
With this option switched on, the TV can automatically adjust
the picture size to suit the broadcast.
Press V or v to select ‘On’ or ‘Off’.
Press OK to confirm.
Format Correction*
(*only if ‘Auto Format’ is switched on)
When viewing 4:3 or 14:9 broadcasts there will be dark areas
visible at the edge of the screen. The settings available are:
Off: Dark areas remain on the TV screen.
On: The TV automatically switches to Smart mode, eliminating
any dark areas on the TV screen.
Press V or v to select ‘On’ or ‘Off’.
Press OK to confirm.
Sleep Timer
This option allows you to set a period of time after which the TV
switches itself into standby mode. This can be in 10 minute
intervals up to a maximum of 90 minutes.
Press V or v to select the period of time
required. Press OK to confirm.
AV3 Output
This option allows you to set which signal source is output from
the AV3 scart socket (labelled ) on the rear of the
TV. If you connect a VCR to this socket you can record from
equipment connected to the other sockets of the TV. The
settings available are:
TV: Outputs the TV signal.
AV1: Outputs the signal from equipment connected to the
socket on the rear of the TV.
AV2: Outputs the signal from equipment connected to the
socket on the rear of the TV.
AV3: Outputs the signal from equipment connected to the
socket on the rear of the TV.
AV4: Outputs the signal from equipment connected to the
socket on the rear of the TV.
AV5: Outputs the signal from equipment connected to the
socket on the front of the TV.
Press V or v to select TV, AV1, AV2,
AV3, AV4 or AV5. Press OK to confirm.
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Set Up menu
This menu contains advanced features that allow you to customise the TV. The options are:
Auto Tuning
All the available channels were tuned in when the TV was first installed. The ‘Auto Tuning’ option in
the ‘Set Up’ menu allows you to repeat that process (e.g. to re-install the TV at an alternative
location or search for new channels that have been launched by broadcasters). With the ‘Auto
Tuning’ option highlighted, press b to select. The autotune prompt appears on screen. Press OK to
start the auto tuning process. When all available channels have been tuned the TV returns to normal
operation.
Programme Sorting
The ‘Programme Sorting’ option in the ‘Set Up’ menu allows you to change the order in which the
channels are stored on the TV. With the ‘Programme Sorting’ option highlighted, press b to enter
the ‘Programme Sorting’ menu. Press v or V to highlight the channel you wish to move to a new
position, then press b to select. Press v or V to highlight the new position for your channel, then
press OK. Your chosen channel has now moved to the new position. Repeat to move other channels
if required.
Select NexTView
With the ‘Select NexTView’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘Select NexTView’ menu. Refer
to ‘NexTView Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)’ for details.
AV Preset
The ‘AV Preset’ option in the ‘Set Up’ menu allows you to assign a name to any equipment
connected to the AV sockets of the TV. The name is displayed briefly on screen when the equipment
is selected. With the ‘AV Preset’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘AV Preset’ menu. Press v
or V to highlight the socket you wish to name. Press b to select the AUTO FORMAT column. Press
v or V to select ‘Off’ or ‘On’. (For more details on Auto Format’, refer to ‘Features menu’). Press b
to select the LABEL column. Press v or V to select the first character. Press b to confirm this
character. Select the other characters in the same way (up to a maximum of five characters). After
selecting all required characters, press OK to store.
Manual Set Up
With the ‘Manual Set Up’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu. The
‘Manual Set Up’ menu is explained on the following page.
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