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SUBJECT Panel #

Advanced Remote Features

Using the Guide ............... ISurf ........................ 2

DSURF ..................... 3PIP ......................... 4

Picture Format ............... 5Advanced Menu Features

Picture Controls .............. 6

Convergance ............... 7-8Sound Controls ............... 9Bass Bosst .................. I 0

AVL ....................... I ISurround Sound .............. 12

SAP, Air Audio .............. 13

SUBJECT Panel #

Audio Out,

Speakers Dig Out ............ 14Intellitune, Smart Picture ....... I 5

Sleep ...................... 16Timer ................... 17-19

AutoLock ................ 20-23PIP ........................ 24

Closed Caption ........... 25-26Picture Format ............... 27

Channel Edit ................ 28

AutoChron ............... 29-30

Weal< Digital Signal ........... 3 I

Channel and Volume Display .... 32Emergency Alert ............. 33

Factory Channel Reset ......... 34

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nmeguide can provide you with infor-ation about the current program

as well as upcoming programs, Thecontent and accuracy of'the guide is

entirely dependent on the broadcasteror cable company,

Press the GUIDE button to

open the Guide window. If thebroadcaster or cable companyis providing it, informationabout the current program andprograms throughout the dayare displayed.

Use the CURSOR LEFT orRIGHT button to select a time.

The program name, time,

inforamtion, as well as signal

type are displayed.

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Guide

Channel and Name

Program

Signal Type

Current date and timeAvailableSubchannels

Program

Program informationTime Selector

fter you set up a list of yourfavorite signal sources in the SURF

list, you can press the SURF button tosee the list and quickly tune to afavorite signal source. Place up to 10signal sources in the SURF list.

Once you are viewing thechannel you want to add tothe surf list, press the SURFbutton. The Surf list box

appears. The number of thecurrent channel is shown with

ADD? to the right. Press theCURSOR RIGHT button toadd the channel to the Surflist. The text should switchfrom "add?" to "delete?" The

text gives the next availableaction, therefore, when it says"delete?" the channel has beenadded.

Press the NUMBER but-tons, CH(annel) +/- but-tons to select another signalsource to add to the Surf list.Press the SURF button and

then the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to add the channel to

the list.

Repeat this step, filling the listwith up to 10 favorite signal

sources. NOTE: If you exceed10 channels a warning message

will inform you to delete achannel before adding another.

To tune to a favorite signalsource from the list, pressthe SURF button. The Surf

list box appears. Press theSURF button or the CURSOR

DOWN button or UP as many

times as necessary tO tune tothe channel.

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• To delete a signal source

from the list, press theSURF button. The Surf list

box appears. Press theSURF button or the

CURSOR DOWN button

or UP as many times as

necessary to select the

signal source to be delet-

ed. Then press the CUR-SOR RIGHT button to

delete the signal source.

The screen will say"add?" when the channelhas been deleted.

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SURF locks the tuner into a "digi-tal only" mode. Like a "'Caps

Lock" button on a computer keyboard,

DSURF limits channel selection to digi-

tal channels only.

Press DSURF.

Use Channel + or - to select a

channel, Only digital channels

are available, A small icon, /_appears next to the channel toindicate DSURF is activated.

Press DSURF again to returnto normal channel selection

and the DSURF icon disappears

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T_a e Picture-In-Picture (PIP) featureIlows you to display a subscreen

within your main screen and watch twovideo sources at once. Because your sethas one tuner, you need to use a VCRas a second tuner for your PIP picture.Tune to your favorite show on the mainscreen while scanning other AV inputs inthe PIP window. See panel 24 to selectthe PIP source.

Press the PIP button toturn PIP on.

Press the PIP button a sec-ond time to make the PIP win-dow smaller.

"_ To select a video source to% watch in the PIP window, see_' "Selecting a PIP Source" on

panel 24.

Press the PIP button a thirdtime to turn PIP off.

MOVING THE PIP SCREEN

Press the POS button. Each time

you press this button, the PiP screenmoves to another corner of the mainscreen.

FREEZING THE PIP SCREEN

Press the FREEZE button. The

picture in the PIP screen stands still.

Stopping motion allows you to write

down onscreen phone numbers oraddresses.

SWITCHING THE MAIN AND PIPSCREENS

Press the SWAP button. The main

screen and PIP screen change places.

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odurTV's wide screen (16:9 aspect ratio)elivers a home-cinema experience not

possible with a conventional (4:3 aspectratio) set. High-definition (HD) programsoriginating in 16:9 format and otherwidescreen-format video sources appearmore lifelike, dramatic, and theatrical.Border bars are diminished or eliminated,

Most anamorphic-DVD programs will fill the iwide screen without border bars,

Selecting a Picture FormatUsing the Remote Control

Use your" TV's picture-format modes

with video sources you connect to theANTENNA, CABLE AVI, AV2, AV3,

AV4, AV5, SIDE inputs on the TV. While

watching a video source--with no

onscreen menu or display present--

press the FORMAT button once to see

the currect mode. Press it again to

change to the next mode.

Picture-format Modes

NATIVE (16:9) is the default for yourDTV because HD programs are broad-cast in this format. Analog channels areexpanded horizontally.

4:3 shows an analog the picture in itsoriginal, conventional (4:3 aspect ratio)format.

ZOOM expands, or zooms, the pictureboth vertically and horizontally, eliminat-ing or reducing the size of border bars.

PANOPo0_MIC stretches the outer por-tions of the picture horizontally.

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To prevent uneven picture-tube aging,do not leave border bars or other sta-

tionary images on screen for extendedperiods of time.

NATIVE (16:9)

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ZOOM

PANORAMIC

o adjust your TV picture controls,elect a channel and follow these

steps. Seedescriptions of the picture-adjustment options below.

Press the MENU button onthe remote control to show the

onscreen menu.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton. BRIGHTNESS will be

highlighted and an adjustment barwill be shown to the right.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT

button or LEFT to adjust theBRIGHTNESS level of the pic-ture. Or press the CURSORDOWN button to select anoth-

er picture control to adjust.

Press the INFO/EXIT buttonto exit the menu.

Picture-adjustment OptionsRemember, when the bar scale is cen-tered the control settingsare at levels. Picture adjust-ments are described as follows:

BRIGHTNESS raises and lowers theblack level of the picture.

PICTURE raises or lowers the intensityof the picture (also called contrast).

SHARPNESS improves the detail in thepicture.COLOR adds or eliminates color.

TINT adjusts the picture to obtain natu-ral skin tones.

COLOR TEMP offers NORMAL,COOL, or WARM picture preferences.

NORMAL keeps whites white.WARM makes whites less blue.COOL makes whites more blue.

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urPr ec'ionTVhas h eco'orPr I ....i| ]ection tubes: one for red, one for F'_TUkE ....green, and one for blue. When mixed inproperproportion,thebeamsof light : ',°U_L_,E_O_,E_L_U_coming from the tubes can produce any • _{0LTIPOlUTBLUEcolor. To create a clear picture, however, : sA_,um_o_uT,these color beams must be preciselyaligned. This alignment is called conver-gence.NOTE: Allow the W to warm up for 20minutes before adjusting convergence.

Press the MENU button toshow the onscreenmenu. Pressthe CURSOR RIGHT button toenter the PICTUREsubmenu.Then pressthe CURSORDOWN button repeatedly untilMANUAL CONVERGE is high-lighted.Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the MANUALCONVERGE submenu,Ifyouwant to adjust the RedConvergence, press the CUR-SOR RIGHT button to enter theadjust mode. To adjust the BlueConvergence, press the CUR-SOR DOWN button to high-light CONVERGE BLUE, thenpress the CURSOR RIGHT but-ton to enter adjust mode.

In adjust mode, press theCURSOR RIGHT, LEFT,UP, or DOWN button toadjustthe cross hair until thecolor outline around it is gone.(The adjustment is automaticallysaved in the TV's memory.) Toreturn to the MANUAL CON-VERGE menu, press the MENUbutton. To exit the onscreendisplay, press the INFO/EXITbutton.

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Manual ConvergeControl to Use

Screen

appearance Action

Various Adjusc the

images CONVERGE

throughout RED control

the entire Then if any red)icture have outlines remain,

red outlines, adjust theHULTIPOINTRED control.

Various Adjust the

images CONVERGE

throughout BLUE conEroLthe entire Then if any blue

picture have outlines remaimblue outlines, adjust the

PIULTIPOINT

BLUE control

he MultJpoint Red/Blue Convergenceontrols allow you to adjust picture con-

vergenceat specificpoints on the TVscreen.

Press the MENU button toshow the onscreen menu, Pressthe CURSOR RIGHT button toenter the PICTURE submenu,

Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedly untilMANUAL CONVERGE is high-lighted,

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter" the MANUALCONVERGE submenu. Pressthe CURSOR DOWN button

repeatedly until MULTIPOINTRED or HULTIPOINT BLUE is

highlighted. Then press theCURSOR LEFT or RIGHT but-

ton to enter Navigate mode.

Press the CURSOR LEFT,RIGHT, UP, or DOWN but-ton to move to a cross hairthat has a color outline. Then

press the INFO/EXIT button toenter adjust mode.

Press the CURSOR LEFT,RIGHT, UP, or DOWN but-ton to adjust the cross hairuntil the color outline is

gone.Then press the INFO/EXITbutton to return to NAVIGATE

mode. Repeat steps 3 and 4until all misaligned cross hairshave been adjusted.

For your adjustments to bestored in the TV's memory,you must activate SAVEMULTIPOINT.

To save your multipointadjustments, press the MENUbutton to return to the MANU-AL CONVERGE menu. Press the

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CURSOR DOWN button repeat-edly until SAVE MULTIPQINT ishighlighted. Then press the CUR-SOR LEFT or RIGHT button to

store your adjustments in the TV'smemory.

To undo the multipoint adjust-ments you just made, highlightUNDO MULTIPOINT and pressthe CURSOR LEFT or RIGHT but-ton,

To restore the TV's conver-

gence to factory settings, high-light RESTORE FACTORY andpress the CURSOR LEFT orRIGHT button.

Press the INFO/EXlT buttonto exit the menu.

mart Sound allows you to choosepreset sound settings.

I ress the MENU button onthe remote control to showthe onscreen menu.

Press the CURSORDOWN button once to

highlight SOUND.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the SOUNDsubmenu.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to highlight SMARTSOUND.

S Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to choose personal(based on the Settings below),voice, music, theater.

Press the INFO/EXIT but-ton to exit the menu.

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esides the normal volume level con-trol, your TV also has individual

sound-adjustment controls. You canuse TREBLE (high frequency), BASS(low frequency), and Speaker BAL-ANCE to further adjust the sound play-hock of "iV programs.

Press the MENU button onthe remote control to showthe onscreen menu.

Press the CURSORDOWN button once to

highlight SOUND.Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the SOUNDsubmenu.

4 To adjust the TREBLE levelof the television's sound,

press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton or LEFT. To adjustanother sound control,press the CURSORDOWN button until the con-

trol (BASS or BALANCE) ishighlighted. Then press theCURSOR RIGHT button or

LEFT to adjust the selectedconu'oL


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he BASSBOOST control allows youo increase the low-frequency range

of the TV's sound. This creates a deep-er, fuller sound. Follow these steps toturn BASS BOOST ON,

Press MENU button on theremote control to show the

onscreen menu.

Press the CURSOR

DOWN button once to high-light SOUND.


Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil BASS BOOST is highlight-ed.

B ress the CURSOR RIGHTor LEFT button to turnBASS BOOST ON or OFF.


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u may have noticed the peaks and falleys of sound that occur between

program changes or at commercialbreaks. The volume levels often vary Iconsiderably. By turning on the AVL(Audio Volume Leveler) control, you can [make your TV produce a mare consis-tent volume level. Follow these steps totam the AVL control on.

Press the MENU button onthe remote control to showthe onscreen menu,

Press the CURSOR

DOWN button once to high-light SOUND.Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the SOUNDsubmenu.

Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil AVL is highlighted. Thenpress the CURSOR RIGHTbutton or LEFT to turn AVLON or OFF.

Press the INFO/EXlT but-ton to exit the menu.

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• You may notice a differencebetween the volume for ana-

log and digital channels, Thisis normal, but is not some-

thing the AVL control can fullyaddress

ased on the signal being received,you can select various surround-

sound modes: MONO, SPATIAL,STEREO, INCR. SURROUND, orDOLBY* VIRTUAL (Virtual DolbySurround). See descriptions below.


Press the CURSOR



Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil INCR. SURROUND is

highlighted. Then press theCURSOR RIGHT or LEFT but-ton to select the Surround

mode. (See the box to the leftfor details.)

Press the INFO/EXIT but-ton to exit the menu,

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Surround-sound Modes

In stereo: select STEREO,INCR. SURROUND, or DOLBYVIRTUAL.

INCR. (Incredible) SURROUNDenhances stereo programs by mak-ing the sound broader and fuller.

DOLBY VIRTUAL (with DolbySurround encoded signals) cre-ates a virtualized surround-sound

experience from two speakers.

In mono: select MONO or SPA-TIAL.

SPATIAL enables you to add asurround effect to mono programs.

Manufactured under license

from Dolby Laboratories.

"Dolby" and the double-D

symbol are trademarks of

Dolby Laboratories.

AP, or Second Audio Program, is anadditiona! part of`the stereo broad-

cast system. Sent as a third audio than-

nel, SAP can be heard apart from thecurrent TV program sound. TV stationsare free to use SAP for any number of"purposes, such as the broadcast of"asecond language or other audio infor-mation.

If`an SAP signal is not present with aselected program, the SAP option can-not be selected.

Air Audio Program is the digital equiva-lent of`SAP. It functions in nearly thesame way.

Press the HENU button on

the remote control to showthe onscreen menu,

Press the CURSOR



Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil the SAP control is high-

lighted.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTor LEFT button to selectON or OFF. When ON has

been selected, the television

will Immediately begin repro-ducing the secondary audio.

Press the INFO/EXIT but-

ton to exit the menu.

f you have connected the TV'sAUDIO OUTPUT jacks to the AUDIO

INPUT jacks on an external audio sys-tem, you can turn off the TV Speakers,Once the TV Speakers are off,, you canadjust the Audio Out to either constantor variable output.


Press the CURSORDOWN button once to high-light SOUND.Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the SOUNDsubmenu.

Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil AUDIO OUT is highlight-ed, Then press CURSORRIGHT or LEFT Button toselect Fixed or Variable.

S Press the MENU button togo back and CURSORDOWN button to select

SPEAKERS. Then press CUR-SOR RIGHT or LEFTbutton toselect ON or OFF.


If you have digital audio equipmentconnected to the TV, select the type

of digital output appropriate for yourdevice.

From the Sound submenu

press the CURSORDOWN button to select DIGAUDIO OUT.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTor LEFT button to selectPCM or DOLBY DIGITAL.


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• DOLBY DIGITAL can only beselected as a DIG AUDIO

OUT when digital signals arebroadcasting in Dolby Digital.

Manufactured under license from

Dolby Laboratories, "Dolby" andthe double-D symbol are trade-marks of Dolby Laboratories.

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ecausebroadcasters and cable compa-nies are tmnsitioning to Digital TV they

may broadcast digita! channels at certaintimes or they may reorganize channelswithout notice. To make sure you do notmiss a channel, Philips has developed

Inte!litune. When the TV is OFF (standbymode) it wil! search for previously unpro-grammed channels and add them to thechannel list. It doesthis every three hours.

Press the MENU button onthe remote control to show

the onscreen menu,

Press the CURSORDOWN button twice to

highlight FEATURES.Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the FEA-

TURES submenu. ' Q @ ® ,,

Press the CURSOR RIGHT pH,L,_, i i'!

button to turn Intellitune ONor OFF.

Press the INFOIEXIT buttonto exit the menu,

mart Picture allows you to choose apreset picture setting f'or each

Antenna, Cable and AV input.

I Press the MENU button on SETTINGthe remote control to showthe onscreen menu. Personal

Press the CURSOR BUT- Day TimeTONS to navigate to Games/SportsFEATURES then SMART

PICTURE. Noisy Signal

Press the CURSOR RIGHT Night Timebutton to select Personal

(based on your Picture menusettings), Day Time,Games/Sports. Noisy Signal, orNight Time.

Press the INFO/EXIT buttonto exit the menu,

PRIMARY DIFFERENCE

Based on Picture settings

Increased bri_[hmess

Saturated Colors

Reduced sharpness

Decreased brightness

T_se Sleeptimer feature allows you to f

eta timer to automatically switch Ithe "iV off after a period of time thatyou choose--15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120,180, or 240 minutes,


Press the CURSOR

BUTTONS to navigate toFEATURES then SLEEP.


button to set the sleep timer.

Press the INFO/EXlT buttonto exit the menu.

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twice to see the status of the

Seep timer.

u can set the Timer to switch to aelected channel at a specific time

while you are watching another channel,or when the "iV is in standby mode. Youcan also set the "iV to turn off at sometime after the TV switches channels.



highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the FEA-

TURES submenu. Then pressthe CUROSR DOWN button

until TIMER is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR

RIGHT button again. Thenpress the CURSOR DOWNbutton once to highlight theSTART TIME control.

B ress the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to highlight the timeindicator area.

Press the NUMBER but-tons to enter the correct

time. If you make a mistake

entering the time, use theCURSOR LEFT or RIGHT but-

ton to move among the timeinput slots to make correc-tions.

NOTE: You can also usethe CURSOR BUTTON UP

or DOWN to cycle through

digits to input the time.

Press the CURSOR UP orDOWN button to select AMor PM,

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Press the CURSOR LEFT

button repeatedly until STARTTIME is highlighted. Then pressthe CURSOR DOWN button

to highlight STOP TIME. If youwant the TV to switch off at

some time after the changing ofchannels, follow steps 5-7 aboveto set the STOP TIME.


See the next two panels for instruc-tions on selecting the Timer's channeland activating the timer.

allow these steps to select the than- [el to which the Timer will switch

the TV.



highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the FEA-

TURES submenu, Then pressthe CUROSR DOWN button

until TIMER is highlighted.


button. Then press the CUR- ® ® ®

_/® @ ® 'SOR DOWN button repeatedly _/x @ @ ®until the CHANNEL control is

highlighted. _' p,,up_ .

Press the NUMBER but- ,_ /tons to enter the desired start-

up channel. Or press the CUR-SOR RIGHT button repeatedlyto enter the start-up channelyou want,


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work, you must activate it. See thenext panel.

fter you have set the TIME, STARTTIME, STOP TIME, and CHAN- [

NEL, you must activate the Timer for it_to operate. Your options are to set the I

Timer to work ONCE or DA!L t( Set IACTIVATE to OFF if you don t want to ]use the Timer.

Press the MENU button on

the remote control to showthe onscreen menu.


highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the FEA-TURES submenu,


button again. Then press theCURSOR DOWN button

repeatedly until the ACTIVATEcontrol is highlighted.


button to cycle through theoptions and make your selec-

tion. The options are ONCE,DALLY, or OFF,


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• Changing the channel or

adjusting the volume duringthe last minute of a Timer set-

ting will cancel it and the TVwill not shut off..

Thirty seconds before the set

changes to the channel you

set, an announcement appearson screen.

heAutuLockTM feature is an integratedircuit that receivesand processesdata

sent by broadcasters,or other programproviders, that contain program content advi-sories.When programmed by the viewer, aTV with Aut0Lod< TM can respond to the con-

tent advisoriesand block program contentthat may be found objectionable (such asoffensive language,violence,sexual situations,etc.). This is a great feature to censor thetype of viewingchildren may watch.

AutoLock TM offers various BLOCK-ING controls from which tochoose:Access Code - An Access Code must

be set to prevent children fromunblocking questionable or censoredprogramming set by their parents.Channel Block - After an access code

has been programmed, you can blockindividual channels.

Block All - Allows you to block ALLchannels at one time,

Movie Ratings - Certain blockingoptions exist which will block program-ming based on ratings patterned by theMotion Pictures Association of America.

TV Ratings -Just like the MovieRatings, programs can be blocked fromviewing using standard TV ratings set byTV broadcasters.

MOVIE RATINGS

G: General Audience - All agesadmitted. Most parents would find thisprogram suitable for all ages.PG: Parental Guidance Suggested -This programming contains material thatparents may find unsuitable for youngerchildren.

PG- 13: Parents Strongly Cautioned -This programming contains material thatparents may find unsuitable for childrenunder the age of 13.

MOVIE RATINGS Continued

R: Restricted - This is programmingspecifically designed for adults. Anyoneunder the age of 17 should only view thisprogramming with an accompanying par-ent or adult guardian.

NC- 17: No one under the age of 17will be admitted. - This type of pro-gramming should be viewed by adults only.X: Adults Only - This type of program-ming contains one or more of the follow-ing: very graphic violence, very graphic andexplicit or indecent sexual acts, verycoarse and intensely suggestive language.

TV RATINGS

TV-Y -- Designed for a very young audi-ence, includingchildrenages 2-6.

TV-Y7 -- It may be appropriate for chil-dren age 7 and above who have acquiredthe development skills needed to distin-guish beL_veenmake-believe and reality.TV-G -- Suitable for most audiences, thistype of programming contains little or noviolence, no strong language,and little orno sexual dialogue or situations.

TV-PG -- This program contains materialthat parents may find unsuitable foryounger children. Could contain Moderateviolence (V), some sexual situations (S),infrequent coarse language(L), or somesuggestive dialogue (D).TV- 14 -- This program contains somematerial that many parents would findunsuitable for children under 14 years ofage. This type of programming containsone or more of the following: intense vio-lence (V), intense sexual situations (S),strong coarse language (L), or intenselysuggestive dialogue (D).TV-MA -- This program is specificallydesigned to be viewed by adults andtherefore may be unsuitable for childrenunder 17. This type of programming con-tains one or more of the following: graphicviolence (V), explicit sexual situations (S),or crude indecent language (L).

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ur AutoLock TM access code allowsou to enter the AutoLock TM sub-

menus to set up or turn of_ blockJng,Your access code is also the "'key" thatunlocks programs or channels that arebeing blocked by AutoLock TM .



highlight FEATURES.


button. Then press the CUR-SOR DOWN button once to

highlight the AutoLock control.


button to activate theAutoLock menu.

Press 0,0,0,0 on the remotecontrol. The AutoLock menu

will appear.

Press the CURSORDOWN button three

times, then the CURSORRIGHT button to open theNew Code screen,

Enter your new four-digitcode twice.

Press the INFO/EXIT but-ton exit the menu.

Use these steps to resetyour code if you lose it.Instead of 0000 in step 5,use 071 I. This is the resetcode.

record your I

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If you discover that your accesscode has been changed, you canassume that blocked channels mayhave been viewed.

• For the AutoLock to work with digKalchannels, the AutoChron must be set.See panel 29,

u can use AutoLock to block pro-rams based on TV ratings, movie

ratings, as well as programs whichhave no rating or are unrated.

Press the MENU button onthe remote control to showthe onscreen menu. Then use

the cursor buttons to navigateto AUTOLOCK in theFEATURES menu.

Enter your four-digitACCESS CODE.

Press the CURSORDOWN button to select

Block Channd or Block by rat-ing,

RIGHT button to enter theBLOCK CHANNEL submenu.

b)Press the CURSOR UPor DOWN button to selecta channel to block. Press OK

to change unlocked to locked,or locked to unlocked.

DOWN button, then theCURSOR RIGHT buttonto enter the BLOCK BY RAT-ING submenu.

b)Press the CURSORButtons to select a rating orsubrating to block. Press OKto change unlocked to locked,or locked to unlocked.Press the INFO/EXIT but-ton to exit the menu.

he SET BLOCKING control can behought of as the "'master switch"

for AutoLock TM,Use it to turn ON orOFF all of'the settings (based on rat-ings). This control does not affect chan-nel blocks.



highlight FEATURES.


button. Then press the CUR-SOR DOWN button until the

AutoLock control highlighted.


button again to highlightACCESS CODE.

Enter your four-digitACCESS CODE.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to turn BLOCKINGON or OFF.


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efore using the PIP you need toselect a source for it to display.

Press the MENU button

on the remote control toshow the onscreen menu.


highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSORRIGHT button to enter theFEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil the PIP SOURCE control

is highlighted.

B ress the CURSORRIGHT button to enter thePIP SOURCE submenu. Then

press the CURSOR UP orDOWN button to select the

PIP SOURCE.


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readthevoicecontentortelev s onI ........r....• pICTURE riMER I FEATURES

programs on the TV screen, Closed • sound Ao_oL_k I TIMECaptioning is only available when the _ PiP _ STA_TTI"Ebroadcaster supplies it. Even when FO_,AT • CLOS[D_AP _,A_m

the broadcaster supports Closed • fO,.AT A_T_VAT[

Captioning, it will not be available dur-ing all programs (most commercials _ FEATURES

are not closed captioned). ' {b 0O'_i/"\ 0 : TA'_E_k....Press the MENU button on :16 _00 Othe remote control to show _ L&'_'3. Qthe onscreen menu,


highlight FEATURES,

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the FEA-TURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedlyuntil the Closed Caption con-trol is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton. The CLOSED CAP-

TION menu appears,

Press the CURSOR UP orDOWN button to select aCAPTION MODE.

Select the Closed Caption set-ting:• Off

• Always On• On when muted

NOTE: The "On WhenMuted" option turns theClosed Captioning on whenev-er the MUTE button on theremote control is pushed.

Press the CURSORBUTTONS to select the

Closed Caption service.

Press the INFO/EXITbutton to exit the menu,

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read the voice content of television ..........• PI(TU_ TJME_ [ f[ATU_ES

programs on the TV screen. Closed • SOUND Ao,oLo,_ _ T_MECaptioning is only available when the r t• ]_TALL CLOSEDCAP * _ __ STARTTi_E

broadcaster supplies it. Even when the ...... j [ :_LP0...... S_T,°[,_'_'LEbroadcastersupportsClosed : FO_T ACTIVATECaptioning, it will not be available dur-

ing all programs (most commercials /" \ FEATU_E_are not closed captioned).

Press the MENU button onthe remote conu'ol to showthe onscreen menu.

Press the CURSOR BUT-

TONS to navigate toFEATURES, then CLOSEDCAPTION.

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton. The CLOSED CAP-

TION menu appears. Selectthe caption mode and captionservice you would Jike.Press the MENU Button to

back up and select CAPTIONOPTIONS. To personalizeyour captions Press the CursorRight button to turn theoptions on,

In the FEATURES MENU,the Caption options arelisted below CAPTIONOPTIONS after it has beenturned on.

The options are CAPTIONSIZE, CAPTION STYLE, CAP-TION COLOR, and CCBACKGROUND. Use the

Cursor Buttons to make yourselections and follow the on-screen instructions.


HELPFUL HINTS

• The Digital Captioningoptions are only availableon a digital channel carry-

ing the captioning informa-tion.

u con a/so use the onscreen menuo access the Picture Format control f

Press the MENU button /on the remote control to /show the onscreen menu.

Press the CURSORBUTTONS to navigate toFEATURES, then SCREENFORMAT.

Press the CURSORRIGHT button. Then

press the CURSOR RIGHTor LEFT buttons to selectthe PICTURE FORMAT.

Press the INFO/EXlTL button to exit the menu.

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• See panel S "USINGPICTURE FORNAT CONTROL"

for more information ofScreen Formats.

hiS feature allows you to edit or skiphannels fram the channel list that

have bad or weak signals or channelsyou do nat want to watch.

Press the MENU button.

The onscreen menu appears.Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil INSTALL is highlighted.Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter the INSTALLsubmenu.

Press the CURSOR

DOWN BUTTON repeat-

edly until CHANNEL EDIT ishighlighted. Then press theCURSOR RIGHT or LEFTbutton to access the CHAN-NEL EDIT list.

Press the CURSOR UP or

DOWN BUTTON to scroll

through the list of channels.

With the channel youwant to edit selected,press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to mark the channel

as SKIPPED. (Channels youmarl< SKIPPED will not appearwhen you use the CH[annel]+/- buttons to change chan-nels while watching TV.)

B Press the INFO/EXIT but-ton to exit the menu.

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channel that has been

marked SKIPPED, press theCURSOR BUTTON UP or

DOWN to highlight thechannel. Then press theCURSOR RIGHT button to

change SKIPPED toADDED.

OAIIOwthe steps below to setutoChron TM to download the time

from your PBS station to your TV.After successful setup, AutoChmn TM

will automatically maintain the correcttime using your PBS station until youset the time using the AutoChron TM

MANUAL option (see panel 30),


The onscreen menu appears.Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil INSTALL is highlighted.

Press the CURSORRIGHT button to enterthe INSTALL submenu.

Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil AutoChron is highlighted,

Press the CURSORRIGHT button to enter theAutoChron SET TIME area,

Press the CURSOR

RIGHT button again toselect AUTO. Within a few

seconds, a menu containingthe time-zone options appears.

Press the CURSOR BUT-TON UP or DOWN to

highlight your correct timezone and Daylight SavingsTime option.

Press the number buttons

on your remote to enter thechannel number for your PBSstation (02, IS, or 121, for

example), Wait until the TVcompletes its search.


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you will need to locate thecorrect channel number

for your PBS station and

input that number,

• AutoChron must be set forthe AutoLock to work on

digital channels.

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Follow steps I-3 in the sec- : C_"_U_L_eED'Ttion "Setting Time I • TU_E_,ODEAutomatically" above, Ithen press the CURSOR tDOWN button to highlight ........ ......MANUAL and CURSOR /RIGHT button to enter the ............_, '

MANUAL time input area.

Use the number buttonson your remote control toinput the first digit for thetime, You can also press theCURSOR BUTTON UP or

DOWN to select a digit. Pressthe CURSOR RIGHT button

to move to the next digit inputslot and input the time,

If you should need to change anumber you have input, youcan press the CURSOR LEFTor RIGHT button to the digitinput slot to make the correc-tion,

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After you have input thetime, press the CURSORRIGHT button to enter the

AM/PM area. Then press theCURSOR UP or DOWN but-ton to select AM or PM,


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Because Digital broadcasting is stil! fnew it is not uncommon for a [

broadcaster to only send out a digital [signal for part of a day. You could also

be on the limit of the signal strength

and the reception comes and goes. If

you program your channels when the

signal is not being sent or is weak it will

not be saved in your channel set up.

However, using the WEAK DIG SIGNAL

feature you can add those channels

with weak signals to your channel list.

Press the MENU button,

The onscreen menu appears,Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil INSTALL is highlighted.


Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil WEAK DIG SIG is select-

ed. Press CURSOR RIGHT

button to enter the weak digi-tal signal menu.

Press the CURSOR LEFT,RIGHT, UP, or DOWNbutton to select a channel

to add or skip.

Press the INFO/EXIT but-

ton to exit the menu.

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• For the purposes of tun-

ing, your DTV treats

scrambled digital channels

like weal< signals regardless

of actual signal strength.

abe CH BANNER SIZE and VOL-/vlE DISPLAYto set the size of

these displays on the screen.




Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil CH BANNER SIZE orVOLUME DISPLAY are select-ed,

Press the CURSOR RIGHTBUTTON to choose aBANNER SIZE or turn theVOLUME DISPLAY on or off.

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oAucan select the level of Emergencylert you would like to see.


The onscreen menu appears,Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedlyuntil INSTALL is highlighted,


Then press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedly

until EMERG ALERT is high-lighted.

Press the CURSORRIGHT button to enter theEMERG ALERT submenu.

Then press the CURSORRIGHT button again to enterthe menu. Press the

CURSOR UP or DOWN but-

ton to select the level of alert

you want to have presented

or discarded. Then press theCURSOR RIGHT button to

select PRESENT or DISCARD.


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HELPFUL HINTS• High Alert levels are

a ways presented.

e Factory Channel reset option isvailable in case you move or

change cable providers and need tostart your channel list all over fromscratch. Only use it if youabsolutely must because you willlose all of your channel program-

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Press the CURSORRIGHT button to enter

the INSTALL submenu.

Then press the CURSORDOWN button repeatedly

until FACT CH RESET is high-

lighted.

Press the CURSORRIGHT button to enter theFACT CH RESET Submenu.Follow the onscreen menu.Press I to continue and 0 toreset,

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• After you have reset the

channels you will need to

re-autoprogram the TV

before you can watch it.

See page 12 in the Set-upand Basic Guideto start

autoprogramming.

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