Mitsubishi CS-35707 Owner's g Manual page 65

Customizing the AV memory position (cont.)
The "Speakers" function allows you to play the 2_v_s sound
through the internal speaker or the external speakers.
• Choose "Internal" if you want to play the TV's s;ound through
the TV's built-in speakers.
• Choose "External" if you connect speakers to tke speaker
terminals on the rear of the TV, or if you want: to play the sound
of your TV through an audio system.
The "ACCY Out (Accessory out)" function determines how the
TV sends a second audio signal to an audio system or home theater
receiver using the accessory output terminals on the rear of the TV.
Your choices are "PIP," "SAP," or "Main."
• If you choose "PIP" or "SAP," the TV sends an audio signal for
the PIP channel or the SAP (second audio program). For
example, selecting SAP or PIP allows a person using head-
phones to listen privately to the PIP or SAP audio signal.
• If you choose "Main," the TV sends out an a_.dio signal at a
fixed volume level. The level does not change w]aen you adju_st
the TV's volume.
adjusting the audio functions
You can adjust the audio settings for the currently selected A/V
memory position using the MENU or AUDIO buttons on the
remote control.
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access with the MENU button
:Press the MENU button on the
:remote control. The main menu
appears on the screen.
Use the ADJUST left & right
buttons to select "Audio." Press
ENTER.
The audio functions appear.
Select the function you want to
adjust by pressing the ADJ'UST
left & right buttons.
0 Use the ADJUST up & down
buttons to adjust the function's
setting.
access with the AUDIO button
Press the AUDIO button until
the desired function displays.
Whi]e the function is still on the
screen, use the ADJUST up &
down buttons to adjust the
function's setting.
The function dLisappears from
the screen after a few seconds.
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