Function - ProScan PS52682 Owner's Manual

The stereo headphone jack olt the front of the TV lets
you connect optional headphones to enjoy private
listening without disturbing others. If the plug on your
headphones does not fit this jack, adapters are
available from your local electronics supply store.
Plugging in headphones will not automatically mute
the sound from the TV This special feature allows
someone with a hearing impairment to attach a set of
headphones and adjust the volume independently from
the TV's volume. You can also enjoy private listening
by muting the TV's sound. To mute the TV's sound,
simply press the button
MENU
button on the master remote control.
You can also select whether you want the sound from
the headphone jack to come from the main picture or
the PIP (Picture-In-Picture) small inset picture with the

function.

Hphones: Main/PIP
Adjusting Headphone Volume
1
Press to display the
MENU
menu.
MAIN
2 Press + or - button to
highlight
the Audio Adjust
function. -W
Press
3 button to
MENU
display
AUDIO ADJUST
menu.
4 Press + or - to highlight +
the
Headphone volume
function.
Then press to enter
MENU
the
HEADPHONE
adjustment display.
Press + to increase the
headphone's volume, and
press - to decrease the
volume.
or press the
MUTE
To Change Audio Coming Out of Headphone Jack.
The function lets you select whether
Hphones: Main/PIP
you want the audio from the headphone jack to come
from the main picture or the PIP (Picture-In-Picture)
small inset picture.
Press to display
MENU
the
.
MAIN MENU
Press + or-to highlight
the PIP function.
Press to display
MENU
the menu.
Pix-In-Pix
4 Press + or - to highlight
the function.
Hphones:
to
Then press
MENU
change the function
between and
Main PIP.'
Note: When
the Hphones: Main/PIP
you will hear audio from the small inset picture through the
headphones. When the
Hphones: Main/PIP
you will hear audio from the main picture.
Hphones: Main,
When you are finished, press + or-to highlight
then press
.
MENU
function is set to
Hphones: PIP,
function is set to
and
Done,