Panasonic PRISM W1 Series Operating Instructions Manual page 13

Please refer to the remote control diagram on page 3.
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Contrast Up/Down
Press the ' +' button to increase the contrast
level.Press the '-" button to decrease the
contrast level, displayed as a cyan bar.
Bass Up/Down
Press the (+) button to increase the bass
level.Press the (-) button to decrease the bass
level, displayed as a blue bar.
Treble Up/Down
Press the (+) button to increase the treble
level. Press the (-) button to decrease the
treble level, displayed as a yellow bar.
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Balance
Press the 'R' button to bias the sound to the right.
Press the 'L' button to bias the sound to the left,
displayed as a magenta bar.
Normalisation
lf levels of volume, brightness, colour, contrast,
bass, treble, balance etc. have been altered, they
can be set back to their stored levels,by pressing
this button.
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Ambience
Ambience sound is a dynamic sound system that
gives a feeling of greater. acoustic presence.
Press this button to obtain better acoustic sound
from the speakers.
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Music/Speech
Press this button to enhance the TV sound. The Mu-
sic/Speech indicator on the front of theTV will light
up in the Music made, in the Speech mode there is
no indication. Note: When the TV is first switched
ON using the On Off button,the selected mode will
always be Music Mode and the music symbol will
light.
Music Mode
To have a wider frequency range.
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Speech Mode
To have a soft tone for easier listening.
TV/AV Selection
Terminals are available at the rear of the TV for
direct audio/video inputs or outputs. To select
these terminals, press the TV/AV button. This
selects AV1, press again to select AV2, press again
to return to T.V.mode.
AV2 has a connection for VTR's equipped with
Super VHS (S-VHS); refer to your VTR operating in-
structions for full details.
NOTE: When a connection is made to the S-VHS
socket, the AV2 terminal VIDEO input (BNC) is auto-
matically disconnected , the AV2 AUDIO input is un-
affected.
Examples of AV connections are shown on page 6.