Shortcut Menu Display Settings - Haier LET32T1000HF Instruction Manual

Shortcut menu display
settings
Subtitle function
Pressing the SUBTITLE button on the remote control
will set
the subtitle function as ON or OFF.
Note
The SUBTITLE button will only display the
subtitle languages menu in DTV mode.
CH.LIST function
Pressing the CH.LIST button on the remote
control will display the Channel List menu.
Press the yellow button to select Digital, Radio

or Analogue, press
Satellite.

Press to select the channel and press OK to
enter. You can press the EXIT button to cancel the
changes at anytime.
GUIDE function
Pressing the GUIDE button on the remote control will
display the Programme Guide menu, press 
to select the programme.
You can press the EXIT button to cancel the changes
at anytime.
Note
Only available in DTV mode.
FAV function
Pressing the FAV button on the remote control will
display the Favourites List menu.
Press OK to insert the current channel into the
favourites list. Pressing OK again deletes the current
channel from the favourites list.
to select Air, Cable or
INFO
Pressing INFO on the remote control will display the
current channel information.
You can press the EXIT button to cancel the changes
at anytime.
AUDIO/I/II
Pressing the AUDIO button on the remote control,
will
display the Audio Languages menu.
Note
Pressing the AUDIO button on the remote will
only display the Audio Languages menu in the
DTV mode.
Mute
When you need to pay attention to something else
such as a telephone call or guests, the mute function
is very convenient.
If you press the MUTE button on the remote
control the word "MUTE" will be displayed at the
bottom of the screen. At which point, the sound
of the TV set is turned off.
If you want to recover the sound, press the MUTE
button again or press V+.
Quick channel view
This function enables you to quickly change to the
last channel you watched. Press the Q.view button
and the TV will go back to the last channel you
watched.
For example, if you just watched channel 8 and
the channel you are currently watching is channel
18 (as shown in the figure below).
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