Settings And Adjustments; Using The Menu - Sony DVP-S7000 Operating Instructions Manual

Settings and Adjustments

Settings and Adjustments
Using the Menu Z
Using the menu allows initial setup, selecting the play
mode, adjusting the picture and sound quality, setting
the various outputs, etc. You can also set a language
for the sub-titles and menu display, etc.
For details on each menu item, see pages 41 to 44.
In the menu, select the item or setting from left to right.
Use / to go to the right item or setting. Use ? to go
back to the left item or setting.
1
Press MENU to display the menu on the TV
screen.
REPEAT
PLAY
SHUFFLE
MODE
PROGRAM
A-B REPEAT
VIDEO
CONTROL
ALL OFF
CUSTOM
SET UP
To set, press
INITIAL
SET UP
To quit, press
2
Select the main item you want using > /. , and
then press / or ENTER.
The selected main item is highlighted.
REPEAT
PLAY
SHUFFLE
MODE
PROGRAM
A-B REPEAT
VIDEO
CONTROL
ALL OFF
CUSTOM
SET UP
To set, press
INITIAL
SET UP
To quit, press
EN
40
MENU
ENTER
? /> /. //
: OFF
: OFF
: OFF
: OFF
,then .
ENTER
.
MENU
: OFF OFF
: OFF DISC
: OFF TITLE
: OFF CHAPTER
,then .
ENTER
.
MENU
3
Select the item you want using > /. , then press /
or ENTER.
REPEAT : OFF
PLAY
SHUFFLE : OFF OFF
MODE
PROGRAM : OFF ON
A-B REPEAT : OFF
VIDEO
CONTROL
ALL OFF
CUSTOM
SET UP
To set, press ,then
ENTER
INITIAL
SET UP
To quit, press .
MENU
4
Select the setting you want using > /. , then press
ENTER.
A check mark (p ) appears on the left of the
selected setting.
REPEAT
: OFF
PLAY
SHUFFLE : ON OFF
MODE
PROGRAM : OFF ON
A-B REPEAT : OFF
VIDEO
CONTROL
ALL OFF
CUSTOM
SET UP
To set, press ,then ENTER
INITIAL
SET UP
To quit, press .
MENU
When / appears on the right of the setting
More settings to be selected are on the right. Press / to
select.
When / appears on the right of "ADJUST"
1 Select "ADJUST," then press / or ENTER.
The display for adjustment appears.
2 Adjust the value using ?// , then press ENTER.
VIDEO CONTROL
PICTURE + 2 To cancel, press
To cancel using the menu on the way
Press MENU.
Note
Some menu items require operations other than selecting the
setting. For details on these items, see the relevant pages.
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MENU