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User guide
General information on menu operation
General information on menu operation
Some keys of the remote control for operating the TV set you will use
more often than others. The most important keys for navigation will
be explained in general. The numbers in the text refer to the figure
showing the remote control in chapter Remote control.
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The arrow keys
help you to navigate in the menus and lists of the
TV set and for selecting menu items. They are arranged in the middle
of the remote control in a circle around the OK key
quick guide they will be represented as follows:
Select the desired item.
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The OK key
is used to confirm a selection, for calling the highlighted
menu item and for opening the station list. In this quick guide, an
instruction for this key looks like the following:
OK confirm.
Using the numerical keys of your remote control
gramme channels and teletext pages directly. With key 0 you open
the AV list. In this user guide, entering numbers with numerical keys
is shown as follows:
Entering programme channel directly.
The numerical keys are also used to enter text (see chapter General
information on menu operation,section Entry of characters by
remote control).
The Home view is the central overview page for all of your TV set's
operating modes. You reach Home view with the HOME key
HOME: Call Home view.
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Pressing the BACK key
briefly brings you one level up in the wizard.
Pressing the BACK key longer closes all opened fade-ins. An example
for the BACK key in this quick guide:
BACK: Stop text entry and exit entry box.
Prolonged pressure on the INFO key
gives you information on the currently most important key functions.
If the function for a key is not available, this will be indicated by an
inserted symbol
on the right above.
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. Later in this
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you enter pro-
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.
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shows a key guide window that
Structure of the Menu screen
Basically, the structure of the different menu screens is similar, de-
pending on the fact if a wizard, rendering media content or a setup
menu are concerned. The structure is explained by means of three
different screens.
The functions of these menu screens are explained more detailed in
the respective chapters.
Screen structure: Wizard
INITIAL INSTALLATION - Menu language
Which menu language do you want to use for operation?
Ελληνικά
Deutsch
(de)
English
(en)
Polski
Français
(fr)
Magyar
Italiano
(it)
Suomi
Español
(es)
Slovenščina (sl)
Nederlands (nl)
Slovenčina (sk)
Čeština
(cs)
Türkçe
Back with
Proceed with
(A) Title bar with name of the wizard and the current operating step.
(B) Selected items, whose number can be different according to the
operating step.
(C) Bottom line showing the available operating controls. If required,
instructions and information are inserted.
Screen structure: Rendering of media content (example:
Audio player)
A
Snow Patrol / Eyes Open
Hands Open
Chasing Cars
00:00
(A) Title bar with selected album / subdirectory.
(B) Menu item Back to exit the menu or to go back to the previous
menu item.
(C) Selection of album or title
(D) Time bar
(E) Bottom line with the different symbols for controlling the playback
function.
A
(el)
Svenska
(sv)
(pl)
Dansk
(da)
(hu)
Português
(pt)
B
(fi)
Русский
(ru)
Norsk
(no)
(zh)
(tr)
C
C
Shut Your Eyes
02:56
04:27
D
E
B
Back
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