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Using the main menu
When you turn on the console for the first time
you will be prompted to adjust basic language
and time settings. These settings can be changed
later through the System Configuration menu.
For details, see "Using the System Configuration
menu" (pages 8-9).
After setup, the main menu is displayed whenever
you turn on the console without a disc inserted.
You can move to the Browser screen or the
System Configuration menu from the main menu.
Using the Browser screen
You can do the following operations using the
Browser screen:
•Check/copy/delete game data on a Memory
Card (8MB) (for PlayStation
2) or Memory
®
Card
•Start PlayStation
or PlayStation
2 format
®
®
software
•Play an audio CD
•Play a DVD video
Select "Browser" using the directional buttons
and press the ✕ button.
The Browser screen is displayed. The Memory
Card (8MB) (for PlayStation
2), Memory Card
®
or disc inserted in the console are displayed as
icons.
Checking
/copying/
deleting data
You can copy data from one Memory Card (8MB)
(for PlayStation
2) or Memory Card to another
®
or delete data you no longer wish to keep.
You cannot, however, copy data of the
PlayStation
2 format software to an
®
SCPH-1020
Memory Card.
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Insert the Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation
or Memory Card in advance.
1
Select the icon of the Memory Card
(8MB) (for PlayStation
2) or
®
Memory Card where the data you
want to check/copy/delete is saved,
and then press the ✕ button.
2
Check/copy/delete data
according to the instructions on
the screen.
Note
While copying or deleting data, do not remove the
Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation
2) or Memory Card.
®
Using the System Configuration
menu
Using the System Configuration menu, you
can change or update your system settings for
your PlayStation
2 console.
®
Changes to these settings are saved and remain
in effect even after you turn off the console.
The default settings are underlined.
1
Select "System Configuration"
using the directional buttons and
press the ✕ button.
The System Configuration menu is
displayed.
2
Select the item you want using
the directional buttons and press
the ✕ button.
x Clock Adjustment
Sets the clock.
1
Use the directional buttons to
set the day and then press the
right directional button.
Use the same method to set the month,
year, hour, minute and second. To
return to the previous menu, press the
left directional button.
2
Press the ✕ button to start the
2)
®
clock.
Select optional settings for the clock
Select "Clock Adjustment" using the directional
buttons and press the ¢ button. You can set the
following optional items.
Time Format
•24 hour clock
•12 hour clock
Date Format
• DD/MM/YYYY
• YYYY/MM/DD
• MM/DD/YYYY
Time Zone
Select the appropriate time zone.
Daylight Savings Time (Summer Time)
Set this item to "Daylight Savings Time
(Summer Time)" when the daylight savings
time is in effect.
• Standard (Winter Time)
• Daylight Savings (Summer Time)
x Screen Size
Selects the display mode according to the TV to
be connected.
• 4:3 : Select this when you connect a standard
TV to the console.
• Full : Select this when you connect a standard
TV to the console. The black margins on the
upper and lower portions of the screen are cut
off.
• 16:9 : Select this when you connect a
wide-screen TV, or a TV that displays in wide
mode to the console.
x DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL)
Selects whether to output signal through the
DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector.
• On : Select this when you connect with an
optical digital cable (sold separately).
Normally select this option.
• Off : Select this when you do not want sound
signal to be output via the DIGITAL OUT
(OPTICAL) connector.
x Component Video Out
If your TV, monitor or projector has an RGB
input connector or component video input
connectors (Y, CB/PB, CR/PR) that conform to
the output signals of the console, set this item.
When connecting the console using the
supplied AV Cable (integrated audio/video) or
S VIDEO Cable (sold separately), you do not
need to set this item.
• Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr : Select this when you connect
the console to the component video input
connectors on your TV.
• RGB : Select this when you connect the console
to the RGB input connector on your TV.
Note
You can output PlayStation
and PlayStation
2 format
®
®
software in either RGB or Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr format.
However, the PlayStation
2 console has been designed to
®
override the "Component Video Out" setting in the
System Configuration menu and output all DVD video
software in Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr.
The colour is disturbed when you set this item to "RGB"
and play the DVD.
x Remote Control
Set this option when using the DVD Remote
Control (for PlayStation
2) which is sold
®
separately.
• Gameplay Function On: Select this when
operating PlayStation
2 or PlayStation
®
®
format software using the DVD Remote
Control.
• Gameplay Function Off: Select this when not
operating PlayStation
2 or PlayStation
®
®
format software using the DVD Remote
Control.
Notes
• When Remote Control is set to "Gameplay Function
On", some PlayStation
2 or PlayStation
format
®
®
software may stop operating normally when a
controller is removed from controller port 1. Set to
"Gameplay Function Off" if this happens.
• Operation using the DVD Remote Control buttons may
not work in some cases. Also, the DVD Remote Control
will not work when you press two or more buttons at
the same time.
• Some unlicensed 3rd party peripherals may not work
with "Gameplay Function" set to "On". Note that the
use of such peripherals is not recommended and will
void your guarantee.
x L
anguage
Selects the language for the on-screen display.
•English
•French
•Spanish
•German
•Italian
•Dutch
•Portuguese
Checking version information
You can check version information or settings of
various features.
At the main menu, press the ¢ button.
The Version Information screen is displayed.
The default settings are underlined.
x Auto-diagnosis
The PlayStation
2 console automatically adjusts
®
console settings for best possible disc playback.
However, you can also manually start the
auto-diagnosis feature whenever necessary.
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