Remote Control; Installing The Remote Control Batteries - Kodak 24HDX100S User Manual

REMOTE CONTROL

Installing the remote control batteries

- Open the battery cover.
- Insert batteries (2x AAA size batteries)
- Replace the cover & press down until the lock
Note:
- The batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
- Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or
equivalent type.
- Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of batteries
according to the instructions.
- Do not dispose of batteries in a fire, danger of explosion
- Batteries not covered under warranty.
FUNCTIONS
POWER
FREEZE
INFO
S.MODE
P.MODE
FAV
FAV./Setting
FAV+/Capture
EXIT
Place batteries with their terminals observing
the (+) & (-) indications.
snaps closed. If the remote control is not used
for an extended period of time, remove the
batteries from the remote control as damage
may result due to electrolyte leakage from the
batteries.
Turns TV into STANDBY ON/OFF.
Select to freeze the scene still on the screen.
Displays present source information with details of input signal connected.
Recalls / changes presetted sound settings.
Recalls / changes presetted picture settings.
Press to add or remove your favorite channels under TV menu.
Press to switch your favorite channels under TV menu. / Press to open set-up.
Press to switch your favorite channels under TV menu.
P
- Navigates vertically Up/Down through the Menu/Sub Menus.
- To enter character/numbers in program name parameter.
P
- To navigate channel Up/Down through valid channels.
- Navigates horizontally Right/Left through the Menu/Sub menus.
- To enter in Menu/Sub menus & to adjust Vol +/-.
- To navigate the letter in program name parameter.
- To select the time.
- To select Source by right arrow key.
- Increase / Decrease the value of selected items & set the
parameter On/Off.
- To enter in sub menu.
OK
- Enter to edit program name parameter.
Press to exit the OSD menu
8
S. Mode
P. Mode