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FEATURES ON THE TELEVISION
CONTROL PANEL on the front of the television
NOTES:
• Some models have
a control cover flap.
Press in the middle
to release it.
• Front panel styles
may differ.
[A] Main power switch. Switches the television on and off.
[B] Stand-by indicator. Lights when the television is on stand-by. See 'Remote control key func-
tions' item [12], the stand-by button.
[C] • The OSD button • displays the Programme Change, Brightness, Contrast, Colour and
Sharpness controls in sequence. In stereo# version televisions it also displays the Balance,
Treble and Bass adjustments.
[D] • In the TV mode • it lowers the volume of sound.
• If the OSD button has been pressed • it recalls the programme number below the current
one or decreases the setting on the adjustment bar.
[E] • In the Stand By mode • it turns the television on.
• In the TV mode • it increases the volume of sound.
• If the OSD button has been pressed • it recalls the programme number above the current
one or increases the setting on the adjustment bar.
[F] Receiver of the infrared signals sent from the remote.
[G] Cinch# socket for the input of a Video signal.
[H] Cinch socket L# for the input of a Sound signal.
[I]
Cinch socket R# for the input of a Sound signal, not on all models.
[L] Socket for connecting stereo headphones or earpiece.
SOCKETS AND PLUGS ON THE REAR COVER of the television
[M] Socket for the aerial input.
[N] Scart 1 socket for external equipment.
[O] Scart 2# socket for external equipment.
[P] Mains supply lead and plug.
[Q] Plug of your aerial's cable.
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