Understanding; Feature - Mitsubishi CS-40805 Owner's Manual

t Understanding the On-Screen Displays
Your television provides an on-screen summary, of the current
settings for the TV or cable channels, as well as the information
related to Extended Data Services (XDS). XDS allows broadcasters
to supply you with the current time, channel information (suc:h as
call letters and the network name), and program information (such
as the program name and program descriptionl. To view this
information, press the display button (DISPLAY: on the remote
control to cycle through all the information.
The first time you press
DISPLAY, you will see a
• . / . ,
display hl(e this, if your
main source is an antenna:
The first time you press
DISPLAY, you will see a
display like this, if your
main source is an input:
The second time you
press DISPLAY, you will
see a display like this:
_i_Ant-A 023 ESPN
Stereo & SAP
PIP A 010
Thursday 10:23 am
Input-1
S-VIDEO
_:PIP A 023
Thursday 10:23 am
I network name I
I program name I
O ']?his setting shows:
• the sound is coming from the main
image,
• the antenna (A) and channel
:number (23),
• this channel's call letters or name,
• stereo and SAP are available,
• this channel is programmed :into
super quick view (SQV) memory
and quick view (QV) memory,
• the PIP input source (Antenna A),
• the day of the week and the time.
This setting shows:
• the input name (Input-l),
• an S-video cable, was connected,
• the sound is coming from the, PIP
image
• PIPinput source,
• tlhe day of the week and time,.
This shows Where the network
name and program name will
appear if the broadcaster is
supplying that information via
XDS.
The third time you
press DISPLAY, you
will see a display like
this:
program description
This shows where the program
description will appear if the
broadcaster i,,; supplying that
information via XDS.
5>Important: If the broadcaster is not supplying information via XDS, then an
error message will appear ("No name available," "No description
available"). Also, the "call letters" will not appear.
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