Tuning Settings Menu - Technika LCD23-230 User Manual

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TUNING SETTINGS MENU

(Only Freeview & Analogue TV modes)
Adjusting Country
If you are moving country you may wish
to change the Country Settings
1) Press [LCD-MENU] to enter menu
2) Press [>] to move to Tuning Settings Menu
3) Press [\/] to highlight Country
4) Press [>] to alter the chosen country
5) Press [EXIT] to exit
Auto Tuning
Scan for all channels based on the current settings
1) Press [LCD-MENU] to enter menu
2) Press [>] to move to Tuning Settings Menu
3) Press [\/] to highlight Auto Tuning
4) Press [>] to enter Auto tuning
5) Press [OK] to start the tuning
6) Press [EXIT] to exit
Manual Tuning
You may wish to manual search if you can't find a
certain channel or if you wish to connect to a
Satellite/Cable box via RF/Aerial connector
1) Press [LCD-MENU] to enter menu
2) Press [>] to move to Tuning Settings Menu
3) Press [\/] to highlight Manual Tuning
4) Press [>] to enter manual tuning
5) Press [>] to highlight Start Screen
6) Press [>] to start
7) Press [EXIT] to exit
Programme Edit / Changing Channel Position
(Only Freeview & Analague TV modes)
You can change the analogue channel
position to suit your requirements.
1) Press [LCD-MENU] to enter menu
2) Press [>] to move to Tuning Settings Menu
3) Press [\/] to highlight Programme Edit
4) Press [>] to enter the program edit menu
5a) Freeview mode – Press the [Green] button to add the
selected channel to your favorite, press it a second
time to remove. Press the [Yellow] to delete the channel
from the list. WARNING – this will remove the channel
complete from the TV. Press [Blue] to lock a channel (to
do this the Child Lock function must be set "ON")
5b) Analogue TV mode – Press the [>] to select the change
you wish to move. Move to the new location and press
[OK]
715.Magic
716.Q
718.SMOOTH RADIO
722.Kerrang!
723.talkSPORT
725. Premier Radio
727.Absolute Radio
728.Heart
6) Press [EXIT] to exit
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To swap channel press on remote
move to the desired location and press
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