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6. SOUND
7. 0 ~ 9
8. DIGIT_IMG
9. 9
10. INFO
11. FREEZE
12. TV/R
13. COLOUR BUTTONS
14. SLEEP
15. SOURCE
16. ENTER
17.
18. MENU
19.
20. VOL +/
21. (SUB.PAGE) SUB.P
22. EPG
23. CH +/
24. HOLD
25. (REVEAL) TIP
26. SIZE
27. INDEX
28. 7
29. 8
30. TEXT
31. FAV
32. AUDIO
33-35.
2.5 Installing the batteries
Place 2x AAA batteries in the battery compartment of the remote control. Make sure to match the
polarity markings inside the compartment.
NOTE:
1. Open the cover.
2. Put 2x AAA batteries in the compartment and make sure the polarity is correct.
3. Close the cover.
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Change sound mode
Choose channel directly.
Change the maxium input programme digit
Press to go back to previous viewed channel.
Display information about the current source.
Press to hold the picture
Switch between TV and radio.
Press to execute the prompt function in TV or DTV menu mode.
Select the sleep time, such as 10 min, 20 min etc.
Press to change signal source
Confirm the selection.
Navigate the menu.
Open the menu options. Step back in some menu options.
Exit the current menu.
Adjust the volume up or down.
Press this button to enter or exit subpage mode (if subpage is available. Press
the buttons to select a subpage.
Press to display the current EPG information in DTV mode.
Change programmes up or down. Big steps in Channel list.
Press to hold the teletext page on screen without update and changes. Press
again to release the hold state.
In teletext mode, press to reveal the hidden information.
Enlarge the teletext display. Press this button once to enlarge upper half of
the screen. Press this button again to enlarge lower half of the screen. Press
this button again to resume to normal screen size.
Press this button to display index page.
Press to play the previous file.
Press to play the next file.
Press to enter or exit the teletext menu.
Press to view your assigned favourite list or main list channels. Press to
cycle through your assigned favourite channels, press OK to confirm.
Press to select available audio languages. Selecting audio description, a
narrator will describe what is happening on the screen for blind or visually
impaired viewers. Press again to turn it off (depending on broadcast).
No function
Pictures are only for reference. Actual items may differ.
Fig. 5
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