Hyundai HTX 646 User Manual page 40

3.3.2 DYNAMIC
Select this to reduce the overall volume and still keep defined audio sound.
You can press  or  to adjust it.
3.4 CHANNEL DELAY PAGE
You can set the speaker distances in the real conditions. Press the  or  key to select the
speaker, press the  or key to adjust the distance.
3.5 EQUALIZER
You can set the sound mode, bass boost, super bass and treble boost according to your pre-
ference and the disc content .
3.6 3D PROCESSING PAGE
You can setup the PRO LOGIC II and REVERB MODE according to your requirements.
3.7 HDCD SETUP PAGE
You can select the digital filter at 1x ,2x or off .
4. VIDEO SETUP PAGE
4.1 VIDEO OUTPUT:
4.1.1 OFF: set video output to the composite.
4.1.2 YUV: set video output in analog component video format when connecting to Y/U/V ter-
minals.
4.1.3 P-YUV: set progressive YUV signals. Connection is the same as YUV.
4.1.4 RGB: Set video output in Red/Green/Blue format when connecting to SCART terminal.
4.1.5 P-RGB: Progressive RGB signals. Connection same as RGB.
Note:
If the video setting differs from the physical connection, the TV set may not have picture. In
this case, you can RESET the machine, then keep pressing key [V_MODE] until the picture
reappears again.
4.2 COLOR SETTING SETUP:
COLOR SETTING includes:SHARPNESS, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, GAMMA, HUE,
SATURATION and LUMA DELAY.
Adjust each item in the Color Setting to get the suitable color output of the TV screen.
4.2.1 SHARPNESS: There are three optional output modes: HIGH\MEDIUM\LOW.
4.2.2 BRIGHTNESS: Use the  or arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the brightness.
4.2.3 CONTRAST: Use the or arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the contrast.
4.2.4 GAMMA: There are four optional output modes: HIGH\MEDIUM\LOW\NONE.
4.2.5 HUE: Use the  or arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the hue.
4.2.6 SATURATION: Use the  or arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the saturation.
4.2.7 LUMA DELAY: Use the  or arrow button to move the scroll to select one choice: 0T or
1T.
EN - 40