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Setting
the A/V Network
The A/V Network
is a system
that Mitsubishi
developed
to make it
easier to operate
many products
with one remote
control.
When
the A/V Network
is connected
between
two Mitsubishi
products,
you can point the remote
control
at one product
and it will "pass"
the remote
control
command
to the other.
To set up the A/V
Network,
follow the steps below.
O
_]TV
Main Menu
[]
First Time
Setup
[]
Customize
Display
[]Advanced
Features
[]
Select
AN
Memory
_
ADJUST
to select
ENTER
to enter
MENU
to exit menus
[]
Set A/V Network
[]off
[]
Basic
[]
Active
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1
o
0
0
_----_ ADJUST
ENTER
MENU
0
to select
tc enter
to,go back
Press the MENU
button
on the
remote
control.
The Main
Menu will appear
on the screen.
Use the ADJUST
buttons
to
select "First Time Setup".
Press
ENTER.
Use ADJUST
to select "Set ,_V
Network",
then press ENTER.
Use the ADJUST
buttons
to
select "Active" ,"Basic", or "Off'.
Check the rear terminals
of
your VCR, then use the chart
below to determine
how yo_L
should
set your TV.
Press the ENTER
or MENU
button
to return
to the "Fir, st
Time Setup" menu.
Press
HOME
to exit all menus.
If your VCR has a rear
...and you have set your
...then
set your 2
to:
terminal
that
reads:
VCR to:
Basic
A!V Network
Active AN Network
Off
Basic
Active A/V Network
Active
Active
Does not have an A/V
-
Off
Network
rear termina!
_Important:
DImportant:
DImportant:
If you are not sure how to set your VCR's A/V Network
setting:
refer to your VCR's owner's
guide.
The A/V Network
can still be used to pass remote
control
signals
even when the TV's "A/V Network"
setting
is "Off'.
If you do not use the A/V Network
system,
set "A/V Network"
to
"Off'.
If you don't, channel
selection
may not work correctly.
If you select the Active or Basic A/V setting,
make sure your
Mitsubishi
VCR with an A/V Network
or Active A/V network
connection
is connected
to Input-1
and the A/V network
cable is in
place.
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