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Description of the terms used in this guide
A/V CABLES
A/V DEVICE
ACC_SORIES
ADD
ANTENNA
AUDIO
CAPT]ON/TEXT
DELETE
BVD
ICON
INPUT
JACK
MENU
Useto connectAudio/Videoequipment
suchas a VCR,usuaLLy to achievehigher
quaEtypictureand sound.
Any device that produces video or sound
(VCR,DVD,cablebox, or television).
Optionalequipmentusable with your
Enter_inment machine
TM.
Thisfeature Letsyou add new channels to
the channel, s canlist that you'LL scroll
through whenusingyour remote.
Thephysicalreceiver of television signals
sent overthe air. A large metal pieceof
equipmentdoesnot alwayshaveto be vis-
ible for your hometo be usingan anten-
na.
Soundportionof a program.
A form of subtitling that writes out the
dialogfor your program.
Thisfunction Lets youremove channels
that you don'twant to watchfrom the
channelscanllst you'lLscroll, t hrough.
Digital video disk player.
A smallpictureon your screenthat repre-
senting a feature or menu.
Refersto the jack that receives a signal
into the IV, VCRor other A/V device.
A connector on the backof a W, VCR,or
any other A/V device.This inctud_'sthe RE
jack that is threaded with a placefor a
smaLL w ire in the center,and the
Audio/videojacks that havea smatter
openingand are color-coded.
On-screenaid providedfor you to useto
control, a nd programyour TV'sfeatures.
MONO SOUND
OUTPUT
RF CABLE
SIGNAL
SOURCE
SPECIAL
STEREO SOUND
TUNER
VCR
VIDEO
Hono (monaural) sound is one channel of
sound. On more than one speaker, at[ the
speakers play the same audio.
Refers to the jack that sendsa signalout
of a VCR,DVD,or other A/V device.
The wire that comesfrom an off-air
antenna or cableserviceprovider.Each
end lookslike a hex shapednut with a
wire sticking through the middle, and it
screwsonto the threadedjack on the
backof yourW.
Pictureand soundtravelingthrough
cable, or on the air, to yourtelevision
screen.
Theterm for the equipmentprovidingpic-
ture and soundsignalsto your
Entertainment Nachine
TM.
VCR,DVDplay-
ers,or CableBoxesare examplesof
sources.
Features that are not ordinarilyincluded
in a TV - - enhancingyourentertainment
experience.
Stereo (Stereophonic)soundrefersto
audiothat's dividedinto right andLeft
sides.
Any device that picks up broadcast sig-
nals and turns them into picture and
sound.
Videocassette recorder. U sedfor record-
ing and playbackof videotape cassettes.
Picture portionof a program.
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