Changing The Password; Adjusting Audio Settings; Controlling Audio Modes - RCA VC125HF User Manual

RATING CONTROL
Enter Password
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Use 0 - 9 Keys
GO BACK to Go Back
Pressing the AUDIO button on the
remote control lets you choose
from available audio modes.
Chapter 4

Changing the Password

1. Press the SETUP/ENTER button on the remote.
2. Use the up and down arrows to point to DVD Setup and press the
right arrow to select it.
Note: In DVD-controlling mode, the DVD Setup Menu can only be
accessed when no disc is playing. To make sure the disc is not playing,
press the remote control's DVD button, and then the STOP button.
3. Use the up and down arrows to point to Rating Control and press
the right arrow to select it.
4. The Enter Password screen appears, and you should enter your 4-
digit password using the number buttons on the remote.
5. Use the up and down arrows to point to Change Password and press
the right arrow to select it.
6. Enter a new password.
7. Enter it again to confirm it and then press GO BACK to return to the
previous menus.

Adjusting Audio Settings

Controlling Audio Modes

You can specify an audio mode, which controls the way the sound
comes through the DVD/VCR player.
1. While watching TV, press the AUDIO button on the remote. The
current tuner audio status will be displayed on the screen.
2. Use the up and down arrows to select from the following options:
Mono
• Mono—Monaural (single channel) audio that combines the left
• Stereo—Two-channel MTS stereo sound split into left and right
• SAP (Second Audio Program)—An optional audio signal often
• TV + SAP—Delivers mono sound from the left channel and a SAP
Note: Only audio selections available for the selected TV program will
be displayed in the menu.
If you press the AUDIO button on the remote during DVD playback, you
can select from the available audio options on screen. Use the up and
down arrows to make a selection.
Adjusting Settings
and right audio signals into one channel. Use when the DVD/VCR
is connected to a mono output device, such as a monitor.
channels. When a show is not broadcast in stereo, the sound
reverts to mono.
used to transmit a second language, news, or weather broadcasts.
from the right channel. This is useful if you want to listen to a
second language with headphones while the primary language is
playing through your TV speakers.
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