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Programming
• Hie proeed_
of adding or deleting
charnel
numbers
inte the Television's
memory
circuits,
hi flds
way file Television
"remembers"
only file ]oc',dly awtilable
or
desired
channel
numbe_
and skips over any unwanted
chamtel
nu_tlbers.
Closed
Caption
• Broadcast stmtdard
which Mlows you to
_ead the voice, content
of television
progrt_ns
on the T%r screen.
Designed
to help the heating
impaired
this feature
uses on-
screen
"text boxes"
te show diMogme and colwersations
while
fire TV program
is in progxess.
Coaxial
Cable • A single solid antenna wire nonmdly matched
wifll a metal plug iF-type) end connector flit screws (or pushes)
directly onto a 75 Ohm input found on file Television or VCR.
Menu • An on-screen listing of featt_e conm)ls shown on fire
Television _,'reen that are made available for user adjustments.
On Screen
Displays (OSD)
• Refers te the wording
or mes-
sages generated
by file television
(or VCR) to help the user with
specific
feature controls
(color adjustment,
programming,
etc.).
Quadra
Surf • The feature
fllat allows the progrannhing
of
roar separate
Sttr[" lists holding
up to ] 0 channels
each.
Rernot;e Sensor Window • A window or opening found on
fire Television conm)l panel through which infrared remote con-
m)] command signals are reoeived.
Side Audio/Video
Inputs • Located on fire side of fire Tar
these cormecto_
(phono t3q_e plug) are used for the input
of
audio and video signMs. Designed
for easy use with VCRs or
c[_neras.
Surf • The action of scanning specific chmmel in a limited
chamtel list.
System
Menu (OSD)
• Mlows
the user to
quickly
confirm
what channel
number is cttrrently being viewed.
Stares can *dso
be, used to clear the Television
of on screen displays
or informa-
tion (mflter fltmt waiting
tbr the displays
to "time out" or auto-
maritally
disappear
from fire screen).
Tuner
Mode • Feature
control settings
made by the Tar
Designed
for first thile set up and use. Settings
for signal con-
nections
(antenna
or cable Ta;), plus chmntel program
rnertua3_
are held in file TaPs memory
(even if the set is mtplugged
mid
moved to a Mew location.)
Twin Lead Wire•
The more commonly used name for rite
two strmtd 300 Ohm antemta wire used wlflt many indoor and
outdoor mttelma systems. In many cases this type of antenna
wire requires mt additiontd adaptcr (or balun) hi order to con-
nect m the 75 Ohm Input termintds designed into the more
recent Televisions and VCRs.
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