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Buttons on the TV
Take a certain model for an example:
1. PROGRAM DOWN/UP button
Scans down/up through the channel list. In the menu system, PROGRAM DOWN acts like the down direction
button on the remote and adjusts menu; PROGRAM UP acts like the up direction buttons on the remote and
adjust menu controls.
. VOLUME DOWN/UP button
2
Decreases/increases the volume. In the menu system, they act like the left/right direction buttons on the remote
and adjust menu controls
3
MENU button
Brings up the menu system
4
OK button
5. POWER button
Turns the TV on or standby. (Note: for some models, the POWER button turns the TV on or off.)
Take another model for an example:
1. + (PROGRAM/VOLUME UP) button
Increases the volume, or scans up through the program.
Note: In all signal sources, press it to increase the volume; while in TV mode,
press
first, then press + to scan up through the program when program info appears on the screen.
-
2.
(PROGRAM/VOLUME DOWN) button
Decreases the volume, or scans down through the program.
Note: In all signal sources, press it to decrease the volume; while in TV mode,
press
first, then press - to scan down through the program when program info appears on the screen.
POWER (
) button (Note: For some models, the POWER button is not available.)
Turns the TV on or standby.
4. FUNCTION (
) button
Press it to pop out program info, or switch to signal source selection.
Note: press
at the first time, the TV screen displays program info;
press
for the next time when program info appears, switch to signal source selection.
Notes:
The location and names of the function buttons and power button on the TV may vary according to TV model.
Sockets
SPDIF
Note: the location and names of the sockets on the TV may vary according to
TV model, and not all sockets available on all models.
SPDIF socket (output)
or
The SPDIF socket can be used to connect a compatible digital audio receiver.
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