Mitsubishi CS-35707 Owner's g Manual page 63

Selecting the AV memory position
_>Important:
>Important:
Your TV has four AV memories. AV memorie.,; are pre-set picture
and sound (except for stereo/SAP) adjustments that are optimized
for different types of programs and viewing conditions.
You can change these memories as often as you like. You can also
change the individual audio/video settings (bass, tint, etc.) for each
memory position.
See "Adjusting the sound" and "Adjusting the picture" in this
chapter for information on adjusting individual audio/video set-
tings for the currently selected AV memory position.
The AV memory positions are:
1
2
3
4
Optimized for typical broadcast television
Optimized for movies
Optimized for a dimly lit room
Optimized for a brightly lit room
You can select one of the four memories using the menus or the AV
MEMORY button.
A/V memory positions and settings are specific to the currently
selected input. For example, you can set Input 1 to use A/V
memory position 1 for broadcast television and set Input 2 to use
A/V memory position 2 for watching movies cn your VCR. When
you switch inputs, the A/V memory positioJ_ that was last used for
the input is automatically selected.
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Parent Lock Audio Video AVMemory Setup
Press ENTER toselect orreset memory foraudio and video
s ettings
01
e2 •
03
04
AV Memory Reset
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Press A T tO select aset o faudio and video s ettings inmemory
using the, menus
O Press the MENU button on the
remote control. The main menu
appear:_ cn the screen.
Use the ._J)JUST left ,_ right
buttons to select "AV Memory."
Press F,NTER.
Use the #_DJUST up &_down
button,,; to select the desired AV
memory.
resetting: t]_e AV positiion
To reset tlae selected AV memory
position to i;s normal audio/video
settings, _,,elect "Reset" u:_ing the
ADJUST lef_ & right buttons.
Press EN'FER.
O Press the MENU button to return to the main menu.
using the AV memory button
When the menu is NOT displayed, press the AV MEMORY button
on the remote control and select the desired memory posil:ion.
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