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SETUP MENU
CAPTIONS
Purpose
Displays dosed captions (CC) or informational
text when
available on the selected channel.
To Access CAPTIONS Menu Indirectly (All Models)
1. Press MENU
until the SETUP
Menu is shown.
2. Press
SELECT
(SEL)
until
CAPTIONS
is high-
lighted.
3. Press
ADJUST
(ADJ)
Left/Right
to see informa-
tion display.
One of five different
displays is shown:
OFF,
CAPTION
1, CAPTION
2, TEXT
1 and
TEXT
2.
4. Press ADJUST
(ADJ)
Left/Right
to select
desired
status.
5. The display
disappears
from the screen
automat-
ically in about 10 seconds,
or you may press ENTER
(ENT)
to remove
the display immediately.
To Access CAPTIONS Menu Directly (Select Models)
1. Press CAPTIONS
or CC/QUIT
on the remote
con-
trol to see the CAPTIONS
information
display.
One
of five different
displays is shown: OFF, CAPTION
1,
CAPTION
2, TEXT
1 and TEXT
2.
2. Press
CAPTIONS
or CC/QUIT
until the informa-
tion display
you desire
is shown.
3. The
display
disappears
from
the screen
automat-
ically in about 10 seconds,
or you may press ENTER
(ENT)
to remove
the display immediately.
ALrFO CH. SEARCH
CH. ADD/DEL
TUNING
BAND"
AUTO
FINE TUNE
CLOCK SET
- > CAFI'IONS
Selecting Setup Menu
and Calftions Option
CAPTIONS
OFF
PRESS CAFI'ION
OR ADJUST
KEYS
_Captions Turned OFl_
Application
Your new TV is able to decode and display the closed cap-
dons and infl_rmational text that are broadcast
vAth some
TV shows. Capdons can be subtitles for the hearing im-
paired, or translations
into another language. Informational
text can be the daily program schedule for the TV station,
or special announcements.
Look for a (CC) or similar silgn in your TV schedule, or on
the video tape cassette, which indicates tha_ captions are
provided.
The closed caption signal is recorded by all VCRs when
recording a "IV broadcast or copying a tape ha,hng closed
captions.
About Closed Caption Operation
Once you turn CAPTIONS ON, they will stay ON until you
turn CAPTIONS OFF. Captions will appear as they are
received. If captions stop being received, they will stop ap-
pearing on the TV. If they are received again, captions will
automatically appear agama on the TV. The captions will ap-
pear on the TV screen as th_:y were created. If they were
created in oalor, they will appear in color. ]Ifthey were
created in both upper and lc,wer case letters, they will ap-
pear in both upper and lower case letters.
The TV can not show more Jzhanone on-screen display at a
time, so no captions will appear until all other ,displays
(Channel/Time)
have been removed from llhe screen. (The
exceptions to this rule are the Volume and Mute displays.)
To remove a display that is interfering with captions, press
ENTER until the display di,,;appears. Likewise, you can in-
stantly remove any captions by pressing ENTF,R to call up
the Channel/Time
display. When you press ENTER again,
the Channel!Time display d:isappears and you return in-
stantly to captions.
CAPTIONS has four different selections that can be made:
CAPTION
1, CAPTION 2, TEXT 1 or TEXT 2. At the
time of this writing, very littlie appears in any selection ex-
cept CAPTION
1. Therefore
you should select CAPTION
1 and leave it in that position unless you lo]ow there is some-
thing you want to see in one of the other selections. Once
you make a selection, that selection is remembered
until
you change it.
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Captions may be shown
Hello! Are you
anywhere on the screen.
there?
(Shown
here at bottom
J
Typical Captions
Display
of screen.)
..o...
..........
See special
newscast tonight
at 7:00PM on
channel 2.
I......o
..........
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Typical Text Display
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Fixed size text window.
May be all black when no
information
is shown.
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