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Understanding
the On-Screen
Displays
You will see a display
like
this, if your main source is
an antenna:
You will see a display
like
this, if your main source is
an input:
Your
TV provides
an on-screen
summary
of 1;he current
settings
for
the TV or cable
channels,
as well as the info::mation
related
to XDS
(Extended
Data
Services).
XI)S
allows
broadcasters
to supply
you
with
the current
time,
channel
infi)rmation
(such
as call letters
and
the network
name),
and
program
information
(such
as the program
name
and
progTam
description).
To view
this
information,
press
the
information
button
(INFO)
on the remote
control
(when
the menu
is NOT
displayed).
Thu 10:23 AM
Ant A 023
ESPN
[network name]
Stereo SQV
SAP
QV
PIP A023
[ program name
Thu 10:23 AM
This setting
shows:
• the day of the week,
• the time,
• the antenna
(A) and channel
number
',23),
• this cl:.mmers
call letters
or
name,
• stereo and SAP are a_ailable,
• this cl:Lannel is programmed
into S_lperQuickView
TM
and
QuickView
TM
memory,
and
• PIPinp_Lt
source.
Input-lS
[network name l
PIP A023
I program name
This setting
shows:
• currer_t day of the week,
• time,
• an S-video cable was connected,
• the input name (Input-D,
and
• PIP input
source.
This also shows where the
network
name and program
name
appear
if the broadcaster
is suppl_4ng
the information
via
XDS.
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Chapter
4: Using the Special
Features
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