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PIP Problems?
PIP requires that a second video source, like a VCR, PC, or satellite
receiver, be connected
to the TV with a second
connection
(other than the primary cable or antenna
connection).
An example connection
is pictured
below. See the
"Connections"
section for illustrations
of other PIP-capable connections.
.........
First video input source
_ Second video input source
VCR=
First video input source
.......
Second video input source
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Connection
with
VCR
Connection
with PC
Remote
not responding
Make sure the remote
is in the right mode. For example, once you turn on the VCR with the
VCR1 button,
you can't swap the pictures until you put the remote in TV mode by pressing the TV button.
No signal or bad reception
Most VCRs and satelEte receivers have an antenna
or TV/VCR button.
If your cable or
off-air
antenna
goes into your VCR or satellite
receiver then into your TV, try pressing the antenna or TV/VCR button
on
the front
of the component.
Tip: If programmed
to control
your VCR, the ANTENNA button
on the remote acts as a TV/VCR button
in VCR mode.
PIP window
and main window
show same image
Check the connections.
If you use a cable box, you may need
extra equipment.
Contact you cable company for more information.
When I change channels,
both windows
change
Make sure the input you want to change is active before trying
to change it. See also "The component button
doesn't work"
below for more tips.
Closed Captioning
is in wrong
window
(main vs. PiP)
Closed Captioning
is set for the window
(main or PIP), not
the image source. When you swap, Closed Captioning
will remain in the same window
although
the signals swap.
The component
button
doesn't
work
Your remote may need to be programmed
to control components
(see
description
in the "Using the Remote"
section).
If your remote is programmed,
make sure that A/V signals are set to auto tune to the VID channel, S-Video signals are
set to auto tune to the SVlD channel, and PC signals are set to auto tune to the PC channel. Setting them to CH3 or CH4
may cause problems.
That component's
switch may be set for the wrong channel. Check to make sure the input source setting
matches the
switch setting
on the component
(usually on the back panel).
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